Mellotronists

At 08:37 PM 7/15/2007, Bernie wrote:

>Having been a member of this group for a few years now, I've 
>collected several albums (CDs to some) that were produced by various 
>members of this group. Following is my list so far, assuming I 
>haven't misplaced anything that I haven't accounted for. There's a 
>lot of, in my opinion, really good music here that I would never 
>have known about as a non-member. If there's this much good stuff, 
>there must be more that so far is unknown to me. Suggestions?

I enjoyed Gordon Reid's "Aliens":
http://www.gordonreid.co.uk/catalogue/aliens/aliens.html

Chip G. was out here (may still be):
http://www.kleonard.com/music/reviews/lift.htm

I *think* Shannon lurks (not sure):
http://www.kleonard.com/music/reviews/shannon_taylor.htm

And---oh yeahhhh---Duncan (with Steve and Gary):
http://www.rmi.dircon.co.uk/

RMI (Radio Massacre International) have been using their Mellotron 
(the "Stickertron") for years on largely electronic 
recordings.  They're rather prolific and have done tons of 
albums.  If you would like to try them out, see the page for The 
Gatherings gig:
http://www.kleonard.com/music/concerts/rmi040508.htm

There's a section in that write-up about where to start with these guys.

RMI will be in Philly again in November, btw, but I am not sure what 
style of music they will be playing.  They have been trying to add 
drums and move away from electronic a bit.

...kl...
M400 #805 - on "Archives" and Go, Dog, Go's "Pop and Circumstances"
M400 #1037 - on Klaatu's "MagentaLane"