BOB EBELING - HEAD FULL OF GHOSTS
Produced and Engineered by Bob Ebeling Recorded at Rustbelt Studios 1999-2002 Released in 2002 A mostly instrumental record, this was done in Michigan while I co-owned Rustbelt. I was recording and producing alot of music during this time and this record was my guilty pleasure in several ways. One, when I sent everyone home and cracked open the wine, these reels went on the 2" machine and away I went. A workaholic--not only recording all day, but then well into the next. This was when my engineering and vintage gear craze was reaching a plateau of sorts. So here is all the bells and whistles I was mastering--string arrangements, mellotrons, tube drum tones, fuzz guitar orchestras, sampling, over-compression, etc... Kind of a light speed era, I felt like everything was moving fast--or that I was at least. I could see everyone fading away from me--hence the ghosts. I felt like I was on the Millenium Falcon and it was stuck in lightspeed. My buddy Eric Hoegemeyer stopped over one night and by morning we had pieced together 'FRONT RIGHT'. He is an amazing creator, samplist, and MPC-sequencer. You can hear his magic on this song. I asked him for a title, and being he was in a car accident on the way over, he said "front right"--the panel of his car that got crushed. Also, check out the legend--Sam Vail playing guitars on the opening of "SUNSET".

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5 comments
  • kundavega

    15:02 EDT, 26.Sep.07
    This whole album is killing me.  It's going on three days straight I haven't listened to anything else and don't plan to any time soon.

    xo R

  • Suzanne

    13:12 EDT, 21.May.07
    Love your views ... great!

  • masterdavid

    10:13 EDT, 20.May.07
    very cool...rock on.

  • Joe Chicago

    21:30 EDT, 18.May.07
    Great stuff Bob...welcome to moli.

  • Jenny

    01:23 EDT, 17.May.07
    YAY!!!! Any friend of Paul's.... RULES!


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