Dust

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:44:14
Screaming Trees: Mark Lanegan (vocals, guitar); Gary Lee Conner (acoustic & electric guitars, sitar, background vocals); Van Conner (guitar, bass, background vocals); Barrett Martin (cello, harmonium, drums, percussion, congas, tablas, djembe). Additional personnel: Mike McReady, Jeff Nolan (guitar); Milori (cello); Benmont Tench (piano, electric piano, mellotron, organ); George Drakoulias (percussion); Chris Goss, Brian Jenkins, 21st Street Singers (background vocals). Engineers include: Brian Jenkins, Jim Scott, Brett Eliason. Recorded at Capitol Studios and Sunset Sound Factory, Hollywood, California and The Hit Factory, New York, New York. Personnel: Mark Lanegan (vocals, guitar); Gary Lee Conner (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, sitar, background vocals); Van Conner (guitar, background vocals); Jeff Nolan, Mike McCready (guitar); Barrett Martin (cello, harmonium, drums, congas, djembe, tabla, percussion); Benmont Tench (piano, electric piano, organ, Mellotron); George Drakoulias (percussion); Chris Goss, Brian Jenkins (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Andy Wallace. Recording information: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA; Hit Factory, NY; Sunset Sound Factory, Hollywood, CA. Photographers: Jason Stang; Danny Clinch. Finally released four years after 1992's SWEET OBLIVION and recorded during a chaotic period of intra-band turmoil--singer Mark Lanegan was paying more attention than before to his concurrent solo career, and a Don Fleming-produced album from 1994 was reportedly rejected by the band's label--1996's DUST is a post-grunge epic. Although the Seattle band's '80s albums on SST Records had obvious roots in folk-rock and psychedelia, those influences were obscured in the metallic roar of the group's two previous major-label albums. DUST is the most stripped-down of Screaming Trees' albums, with Gary Lee Connors' electric guitars mixed lower than before, giving more room to Lanegan's whiskey-cured voice. Neo-psychedelic touches like Mellotrons, flutes, and even sitars color the songs, which have a reflective, introspective feel missing from most of their earlier records. DUST is a giant step forward.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)