New Info On New Breeders Album
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The Breeders follow-up to 2003's "Title TK," will be available in April 2008, according to frontwoman Kim Deal. "There are 13 songs. working with producer Steve Albini, the album includes 13 tracks. "Mando Lopez is still on bass, Jose Medeles on drums, Kelley Deal, my evil twin, on guitar and vocals, and I'm playing guitar and vocals," Kim Deal told VenusZine, which is dedicated to women in music, art, film, fashion, diy culture.. "The songs are just songs. But for instance, one song Kelley and I did live. She played stand-up bass and I played acoustic guitar while we sang.""Steve Albini taped it live like that. Yet another song has Kelley playing bass and Mando playing rhythm guitar. I'm playing the lead and Kelley and I are singing throughout. On song has Mando playing a lead guitar which Albini then backward masked. One song has three, count 'em, three basses on it."
Deal also admitted, "I'm too bossy for a super group. I would have liked to be onstage at the Book T and the MG's playing the keyboard or the lead guitar at 1960s London gigs. I would have liked to have played the guitar on the Johnny and Santos, “Sleepwalk”; Duane Allman's guitar part on “Layla”; done the handclaps on “Tighten Up” by Archie Bell; played the tambourine on any Stones song or the dog barks on Pink Floyd's Animal. I would like to have written “I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry” by Hank Williams. I would have liked to have played the snare on the “Fame” recording by David Bowie; the drums on Cannonball Adderley's “Stand Tall.” I would have liked to have done the recording of “Madcap Laughs” by Syd Barrett. Some of the off-the-mic singing on the Clash's London Calling. Every track on there sounds like a mic was left on and it's picking up some guy talking or shouting or singing. I would have liked to have been that guy. Of course, I’d like to have played Clyde Stubblefield's drums on pretty much any James Brown song and/or the bass and organ on the early Faces stuff. That's a start. There is an all-girl surf band from L.A. called the Neptunas. I would like to be the announcer guy who says, "Door slammer stay home!"Source: "VenusZine":http://www.venuszine.com/articles/art_and_culture/call_and_response/1637/Call__Response_with_Kim_Deal
Deal also admitted, "I'm too bossy for a super group. I would have liked to be onstage at the Book T and the MG's playing the keyboard or the lead guitar at 1960s London gigs. I would have liked to have played the guitar on the Johnny and Santos, “Sleepwalk”; Duane Allman's guitar part on “Layla”; done the handclaps on “Tighten Up” by Archie Bell; played the tambourine on any Stones song or the dog barks on Pink Floyd's Animal. I would like to have written “I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry” by Hank Williams. I would have liked to have played the snare on the “Fame” recording by David Bowie; the drums on Cannonball Adderley's “Stand Tall.” I would have liked to have done the recording of “Madcap Laughs” by Syd Barrett. Some of the off-the-mic singing on the Clash's London Calling. Every track on there sounds like a mic was left on and it's picking up some guy talking or shouting or singing. I would have liked to have been that guy. Of course, I’d like to have played Clyde Stubblefield's drums on pretty much any James Brown song and/or the bass and organ on the early Faces stuff. That's a start. There is an all-girl surf band from L.A. called the Neptunas. I would like to be the announcer guy who says, "Door slammer stay home!"Source: "VenusZine":http://www.venuszine.com/articles/art_and_culture/call_and_response/1637/Call__Response_with_Kim_Deal
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