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The Geeks Speak

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Eddie Ciletti and Friends
	
	

	
	
The technician's path is one of evolution, from repair and installation to modifications, design and, for some, manufacturing....

	





	
Eddie Kramer Never Stops

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
One certainly wouldn't blame this year's TEC Hall of Fame inductee — engineer and producer Eddie Kramer — if he wanted to slow down a bit....

	





	
Bill Putnam

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Jim Cogan
	
	

	
	
There is no Mt. Rushmore of recording, of course. If there were, this guy would be in the Lincoln spot....

	





	
Joshua Thompson

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Gary Eskow
	
	

	
	
The sign outside still said Frederic Clements, but it would be removed shortly. Joshua Thompson was in the final stages of transforming the former Clements art gallery into the new home of Tallest Tree Music, and in a couple of days, he would be hosting the release party for George Benson's new record, Six Play, which Thompson produced and co-wrote....

	





	
String Cheese Incident

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
The eclectic Colorado band known as the String Cheese Incident has been one of the more popular attractions on the jam-band circuit for 10 years now....

	





	
Classic Tracks: Bruce Springsteen's "The River"

	
Oct  1, 2003, 
	By Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
Listening to Bruce Springsteen's song “The River” always makes me cry....

	





	
Classic Tracks: Kim Carnes' "Bette Davis Eyes"

	
Sep  1, 2003, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
It was your basic “overnight success” story that was actually many years in the making....

	





	
The Mars Volta

	
Sep  1, 2003, 
	By Mr. Bonzai
	
	

	
	
Perched high above Laurel Canyon is the supposedly haunted mansion chosen by the Mars Volta to record their much-anticipated debut album, De-Loused in the Comatorium....

	






            
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