BARKMARKET (PART 4) @ UNDERGROUND FESTIVAL VII (27-09-1997) скачать в хорошем качестве

BARKMARKET (PART 4) @ UNDERGROUND FESTIVAL VII (27-09-1997)

4 ème partie du live de David Sardy au Festival Underground le 7 ème du nom au Kab de l'Usine. Programmation et archives vidéo de Damien Schmocker BARKMARKET In 1986, they released an independently recorded demo tape called BARKMARKET, then in 1987 recorded 1-800-GODHOUSE on cassette 4tk. They were signed to Purge/Soundleague in NYC. after recording the second album Easy Listening the band moved to Triple X Records, who released the group's third album, Vegas Throat; the latter featured guest work from avant-jazz guitarist Marc Ribot. Vegas Throat attracted the interest of Rick Rubin, and Barkmarket was one of the first groups signed to Rubin's American Recordings. Vegas Throat was reissued by American, which then issued Gimmick and the Lardroom EP. During this time, they released the Peacekeeper EP on the Man's Ruin record label. L. Ron (1996) was Barkmarket's final album. Sardy's engineering/production work was taking precedence over his own band, and the group quietly broke up in 1997. Sardy has since become an in-demand producer and mixer for many heavy rock groups (e.g., System of a Down, Marilyn Manson, Wolfmother, Helmet, Quicksand) or even pop heavyweights like Oasis or The Thrills. Sardy has been quoted as saying he made a promise to himself that each of their albums would be a progression from 4tk, to 8tk (Easy Listening), to 16tk (Vegas Throat), and then 24 tk (Gimmick) with a promise to go back to 4tk for the final album, the beginning of "Visible Cow" on the album L Ron was an attempt to keep that promise. Recently Sardy has been picked as one of the top ten up and coming film composers of 2010 for his work scoring the movies 21, and Zombieland by Composers Monthly.