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Janek Schaefer, 'Unlucky Dip Disco' (2013)
Sound and light installation, featuring a fully working bar.
These flooded trees look like Paint Brushes dipped in water - their trails of ink dissolving into the ripples. Coole Park in Galway.
Experienced dip-netters didn't take long to fill up their limit. It took us a while to get a hang of the proper dip-netting techniques.
Dipping fruit in chocolate with Candice & Keith. So much fun & so very delicious! We did strawberries (my fave) & orange slices (Candice's fave). They were just blissful! And so easy to make: just read this article on tempering chocolate & you can't go wrong. www.cookingforengineers.com/article/155/Tempering-Chocolate
One of this country's most underrated bass players, as far as I'm concerned. As one myself, I've analyzed Sloan's stuff with a tooth pick, and Chris' playing is far from simple. It's of course loud and fast (as metal/punk/hard rock would require); but it's got a very melodic edge to it. More often than not, his playing is the one that actually carries the melody forward into whatever bridge. Now, a lot of punk generally does this; but punk NEVER carries the very smooth, pop melodies to the degree Chris does. I'm actually starting to get rather frustrated to be honest.
There's only one other bassist I know who creates those kinds of bass lines..