excessive machine by Joe Griffin
A series of improvisations and explorations made during sequester, March and April 2020.
Tracklist
| 1. | New Things End Just as Old Things End | 4:03 |
| 2. | The True Cost of God | 3:40 |
| 3. | Carbon Footprint | 5:23 |
| 4. | Pianogate Scandal | 5:04 |
| 5. | Final Passage | 2:28 |
| 6. | hurt, functional | 3:45 |
| 7. | I'd Like You to Stay After Class | 2:44 |
Credits
released May 3, 2020
Composed, arranged, and performed by Joe Griffin
©2020 Stupid Itchy Church Socks Music (BMI)
Additional instruments on “New Things End...”
Bass: John Toljanic
Hi-hat: Brian Posdal
Drums on "The True Cost of God:" Peter Griffin
Instruments accessed and utilized:
Electric guitar
Short-scale classical guitar
Prepared 12-string guitar
“Bismarck” custom instrument build
“Beck” custom instrument build
“Valise” custom instrument build
Native American flute
Coffee mug
Forewarned piano
Box of chocolate-covered cherries
Roland Juno-106 (archival)
Fretless bass (archival)
Drum set (archival)
Samples processed with Arturia’s Fairlight CMI soft instrument
“The True Cost of God” contains a sample from "12th Street Rag," by Euday L. Bowman; performed by the Imperial Marimba Band. Edison Records, 1921. Usage courtesy Citizen DJ Project, Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division.
Composed, arranged, and performed by Joe Griffin
©2020 Stupid Itchy Church Socks Music (BMI)
Additional instruments on “New Things End...”
Bass: John Toljanic
Hi-hat: Brian Posdal
Drums on "The True Cost of God:" Peter Griffin
Instruments accessed and utilized:
Electric guitar
Short-scale classical guitar
Prepared 12-string guitar
“Bismarck” custom instrument build
“Beck” custom instrument build
“Valise” custom instrument build
Native American flute
Coffee mug
Forewarned piano
Box of chocolate-covered cherries
Roland Juno-106 (archival)
Fretless bass (archival)
Drum set (archival)
Samples processed with Arturia’s Fairlight CMI soft instrument
“The True Cost of God” contains a sample from "12th Street Rag," by Euday L. Bowman; performed by the Imperial Marimba Band. Edison Records, 1921. Usage courtesy Citizen DJ Project, Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division.
License
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Joe Griffin has composed music for Chicago theatre productions for over 15 years. His music has been heard in productions by Commedia Beauregard, the Hypocrites, Bohemian Theatre Company, Promethean Theatre Ensemble, Halcyon Theatre Company, Hobo Junction, Moraine Valley Community College, and Oakton Community College.