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Lucio Menegon is a composer, collaborator and sonic artist. His work ranges from avant garde improvisation to melodic based song composition. With general disregard for genre, Lucio creatively combines the interesting and appropriate - freely mingling angular riffs, subtle sounds and sheer noise with fucking awesome in-free-fall after jumping out of a balloon capsule at the edge of space guitar work. Interested? Get in touch:
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Tag Archives: Pat Spurgeon
Kodachrome Soldier vid
Jim Granato has an in progess music video for March of the Kodachrome Soldier from Music For Driving and Film, vol II. It features myself and Pat Spurgeon (aka Phantom Drummer). Reverend Screaming Fingers and The Phantom Drummer from Jim … Continue reading
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Tagged Jim Granato, kodachrome film, Pat Spurgeon, Phantom Drummer, Reverend Screaming Fingers
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Music for Driving and Film, Vol. II
Music for Driving and Film, vol. II is my most recent melodic instrumental work – a cycle of soundtracks that transports the listener to a very familiar place. You’ve been here before. Roaring down a stretch of highway, shifting gears, … Continue reading
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Tagged Jenya Chernoff, John Hanes, Jonathan Segel, Laurie Amat, Pat Spurgeon, Phantom Drummer, Steve Lucky, Suki O'Kane, Wil Hendricks
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Pearl Harbor and John Lennon
Tonight is a special show. My first conducted composition for large ensemble. It’s big. It’s beautiful. Piece to Celebrate the Proximity of Pearl Harbor Day and the Death of John Lennon on the only date it can happen – Mon … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Ray, Brian Good, CD Cummings, Daryl Shawn, Dave Jess, David Slusser, Dylan Champagne, Eli Crews, Geo Kitta, Glenn Branca, John Shiurba, Katherine Copenhaver, Moe Staiano, Nils Erickson, Pat Spurgeon, Reid Johnston, Rhys Chatham, Suki O'Kane, Wayne Grim
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half-time
I’ve been crazy busy with music goings on… Just finished a great tracking session with The Bodice Rippers at New Improved Recording in Oakland with the wonderful Eli Crews at the board, and I am doing some more tracking for … Continue reading
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Tagged Eli Crews, Glenn Branca, John Lennon, Keith Moon, Moe Staiano, Pat Spurgeon, Rhys Chatham, The Who, Wil Hendricks
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Structure & Melody
After much free improvised work the past few years, I am careening back into the realm of more structured music. It is a necessary yin and yang balance, but pendulum always swings…and to that end, I am working several angles. … Continue reading
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Tagged Brandon Essex, John Hanes, Lumen, Pat Spurgeon, Prehistoric Horse, Wil Hendricks
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Fisted Lizard
…played a cool gig last night at the Temescal Arts Center in Oakland. The trio of myself, Morgan Guberman and Pat Spurgeon (spawn of the Ivy Room Hootenany late night jam) have now officially played two gigs. For this second … Continue reading
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Tagged Ava Mendoza, Gino Robair, Jacob Felix Heule, John Shiurba, Morgan Guberman, Pat Spurgeon
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Double Chocolate Recording
I am presently enjoying a Young’s Double Chocolate Stout, recommended by my musical comrade, Rob Price. Rob is a wicked guitar player and beer aficionado, amongst other fine things in life. As to the Double Chocolate – it is hard … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernie Jungle, Dave Jess, Jason Klineberg, Joe Rut, Magnetic North, Pat Spurgeon, Rob Price, Rogue Wave, Suki O'Kane
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Obama, Obama
Downtown Oakland went bat-shit last night. Everywhere, the sound of multiple cars horns ricocheted around tall buildings, people danced, high-five’d, hugged, kissed and blocked the streets (despite the OPD ten-car phalanx attempt to break it up), with black and white … Continue reading
Albany CA, coincidentally.
Albany CA is a sleepy little city that is part of the East Bay just north of Berkeley. A mostly ‘middle class’ (for the SF Bay Area) kinda place where people raise kids without the fears of many modern urban … Continue reading
Vicariously Triumphant
Yesterday I was listening to Low‘s new cd Drums & Guns, trying to decide whether I liked it or not (the jury is still out), when I received a call from none other than my friend, former bandmate and stellar … Continue reading
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Tagged Low, Pat Spurgeon, Phantom Drummer, Reverend Screaming Fingers, Rogue Wave
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