Todd Rundgren
Thomas Sullivan
Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
Is he on the net?
--Tom
Asst. Prof. of Recording Industry
Middle Tennessee State U.
Steve Friedman
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998 01:06:32 -0400, Thomas Sullivan
<ts...@andrew.cmu.edu> related the following:
Here's Todd's website . . .
Interesting place.
Peter Cura
Good question, Could someone also say what his solo stuff is actually like
plaese. Basically I want to know if his guitar playing is like on the meat
loaf and Jim steinman albums....screaming notes, motor bike guitars'n'all.
cheers
pete
Lin Sprague
[This followup was posted to rec.music.makers.guitar and a copy was
sent to the cited author.]
Jeff Vasey<jva...@sprint.ca> wrote on Fri, 12 Jun 1998 11:14:02 -0400:
> Thomas Sullivan wrote:
> > Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
> > Is he on the net?
>
> Wow!!! I'd almost written this group off as a bunch of 15 year olds
> debating Yngwie vs Dave Mustaine. I haven't subscribed to TR-1 yet, so
> if anyone out there has, can you give me a brief review.
Todd seems to be a low creative point right now. He's been busy trying
to put together Patronet, an on-line internet music distribution
subscription system for himself and other artists. It's been a long
time coming - it's about a year overdue. When it finally comes, you
will be able to subscribe to one of several plans that get you access
to new music (on-line and via CD,) video, written material, etc. Todd
has written an interface to the site that resembles a web browser, but
it's not fully functional yet.
You can get a better feel for his intentions by checking out:
http://www.tr-i.com/subscribe.html
In the meantime, he put out an album, "With A Twist", containing
mellow bossa-nova-flavored versions of some of his songs; he's also
toured several times in the last year as a solo act and with a band,
doing a very entertaining show to promote "Twist".
I'm hoping he's working an album of loud rock and roll.
--
...Lin Sprague...
lspr...@channel1.com
Zorro...@hotmail.com
In article <wpU=RMi00WB...@andrew.cmu.edu>,
Thomas Sullivan <ts...@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
>
> Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
> Is he on the net?
Probably banging on the drum all day... ;)
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Fletcher
Jeff Vasey wrote:
>
> Thomas Sullivan wrote:
> >
> > Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
> > Is he on the net?
> >
> >
> > Asst. Prof. of Recording Industry
> > Middle Tennessee State U.
> debating Yngwie vs Dave Mustaine. I haven't subscribed to TR-1 yet, so
> if anyone out there has, can you give me a brief review.
Just to let you know...our shop, being as multi-talented as it is, has
translated Yngvie Malmsteen into English...
The English traslation is: "Opening Act".
Thought you'd like to know...
--
Fletcher
Mercenary Audio
http://www.mercenary.com
Kira D. Triea
Fletcher (Flet...@mercenary.com) wrote|
+---
| Just to let you know...our shop, being as multi-talented as it is, has
| translated Yngvie Malmsteen into English...
|
| The English traslation is| "Opening Act".
|
| Thought you'd like to know...
+---
I'm from Finland... the literal translation is "Wang-Me Hard". A
looser interpretation would be "Useless Strat Consumer" .
Kiira
Asher67
>Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
>Is he on the net?
>
>--Tom
>
>Asst. Prof. of Recording Industry
>Middle Tennessee State U.
>
think it was the March '98 issue. Mojo Magazine, out of the UK, also ran a
lengthy article in either January or February of this year. Sorry, but I don't
have the copies handy at the time of writing this. You might try the Guitar
Magazine website, at www.guitarmag.com.
Ash...@aol.com
Mark R. Laytos
I recently saw him in NJ in a small club. He is now doing his "hits"
in a "Basa Nova" style! Last two times I saw him he did accapela and
now basa nova???? "Tortured Artist"?, how about totrured fans!
MRL
AudFL
>
>I recently saw him in NJ in a small club. He is now doing his "hits"
>in a "Basa Nova" style! Last two times I saw him he did accapela and
>now basa nova???? "Tortured Artist"?, how about totrured fans!
>MRL
I saw the same set at HOB in Orlando..it was really cool, I thought....he's a
true artist. It would have been easy and (IMO) boring to hear the same old
songs rehashed in the same way. The musicianship was incredible as well. It was
a great show.
Brett Thompson- guitarist for U-Turn
http://members.aol.com/audfl/main.html
Paul Williams
I used to subscribe to a TR newsgroup, dont remember the name but its
out there somewhere...
In article <35923da4...@nntp.mindspring.com>, Mark R. Laytos
<mrd...@mindspring.com> writes
>I recently saw him in NJ in a small club. He is now doing his "hits"
>in a "Basa Nova" style! Last two times I saw him he did accapela and
>now basa nova???? "Tortured Artist"?, how about totrured fans!
>MRL
>
>
>
>>>Anyone know what TR is up to these days? Any releases, projects, etc.?
>>>Is he on the net?
>>>
>>>--Tom
>>>
>>>Asst. Prof. of Recording Industry
>>>Middle Tennessee State U.
>>>
>>TR was the subject of an article in a recent issue of Guitar Magazine...I
>>think it was the March '98 issue. Mojo Magazine, out of the UK, also ran a
>>lengthy article in either January or February of this year. Sorry, but I don't
>>have the copies handy at the time of writing this. You might try the Guitar
>>Magazine website, at www.guitarmag.com.
>>Ash...@aol.com
>>
>>
>
Paul