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Dave Trenkels CD

Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by bigd@buffalo.com

Our own Dave Trenkels new CD, Admiral Twinkle Devil " Themes to Imaginary
Mini-Series 1992-2000".
I really enjoyed this CD. It has a cross of many styles, some traditional
electronic, jazz, dub, hip hop, techno. Very nicely done and fresh sounding. Ive
become very bored with techno copy cats and Tangerine Dream inpersonators lately.
This CD is definetly something different (If knowing Dave from the list did'nt
already lead you to this conclusion : ))  Sonic highlights are some splashes of
MOTM here and there (Which Dave will tell you if you ask), and some very creative
rhoades, bass, and drums and other analog synths.  The production is also very
slick, to my amazment Dave used only a Macintosh. Nice job Dave! Definetly one of
my new faves.
Jim
Email Dave Trenkel at improv@..., Ive heard he will even trade his CD for
old auto parts  : )

Re: [motm] Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by Paul Schreiber

> Our own Dave Trenkels new CD, Admiral Twinkle Devil " Themes to Imaginary
> Mini-Series 1992-2000".
> I really enjoyed this CD. It has a cross of many styles, some traditional
> electronic, jazz, dub, hip hop, techno. Very nicely done and fresh
sounding.


I 2nd that! Dave was nice enough to send copies for me to distribute at
NAMM. They were quicky snatched
up. All he wanted was a '58 Nash bumper!

Paul S.

Re: [motm] Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by improv@peak.org

> Definetly one of
>my new faves.
>Jim

Aww gee, yer makin' me blush! Thanks for the kind words!

>Email Dave Trenkel at improv@..., Ive heard he will even trade his CD for
>old auto parts  : )

Parts for an '85 toyota SR-5 station wagon? Definitely!

____________________________________________
Dave Trenkel : improv@...
New & Improv Media
http://www.newandimprov.com
Now available: Admiral Twinkle Devil: Wabi Dub
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Re: [motm] Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by improv@peak.org

>I 2nd that! Dave was nice enough to send copies for me to distribute at
>NAMM. They were quicky snatched
>up. All he wanted was a '58 Nash bumper!

Cool, I was wondering if those had made it in time. Thanks for the bumper!

____________________________________________
Dave Trenkel : improv@...
New & Improv Media
http://www.newandimprov.com
Now available: Admiral Twinkle Devil: Wabi Dub
____________________________________________

Re: [motm] Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by J. Larry Hendry

OK.  Fess up Dave.  What are you doing with a 58 Nash bumper?
Larry H

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Paul Schreiber <synth1@...>
All he wanted was a '58 Nash bumper!
Paul S.

Re: [motm] Dave Trenkels CD

2001-01-31 by improv@peak.org

>OK.  Fess up Dave.  What are you doing with a 58 Nash bumper?

Well, it's a little premature to announce this, but, after seeing so many
impressive cases for modules lately, and being a naturally competitive
person, I decided to one-up Elhardt, Moe, et al, by building the worlds
first rolling modular synth, the MOTM-Mobile!

And for my next project, I'll be building a bridge in a major American city
entirely out of MOTM modules. Unlike the MOTM-Mobile, this will be for
sale!


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Dave Trenkel : improv@...
New & Improv Media
http://www.newandimprov.com
Now available: Admiral Twinkle Devil: Wabi Dub
____________________________________________

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