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01. DENNIS YOUNG - Big Boom
02. DENNIS YOUNG - Gravitation
03. DENNIS YOUNG - Panic in the Air
04. DENNIS YOUNG - Little Girl
05. DENNIS YOUNG - Unknown Origins (CD bonus track)
06. DENNIS YOUNG - Radio Transmission 1
07. DENNIS YOUNG - Overdub Dub
08. DENNIS YOUNG - Space Reserved (CD bonus track)
09. DENNIS YOUNG - Aliens (CD bonus track)
10. DENNIS YOUNG - Forbidden Planet
11. DENNIS YOUNG - Drum Solo
12. DENNIS YOUNG - Tape Interface for Guitar
13. DENNIS YOUNG - Sprayed (CD bonus track)
14. DENNIS YOUNG - Signals in Time
15. DENNIS YOUNG - More is Less
16. DENNIS YOUNG - Contortions
ARTIST
TITLE
Reel to Real
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
STAUB 137CD STAUB 137CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
2/3/2015

Dennis Young is best-known as the marimba player/percussionist for the legendary early '80s NYC band Liquid Liquid. Reel to Real is a lovingly-assembled archive collection of his rare and unreleased solo recordings from 1982-1983. Dennis Young: "Back in 1982 at the age of 24 I bought my first recording equipment a -- two-track Teac reel-to-reel-tape recorder. I already owned a number of analog synthesizers, an electric & acoustic guitar, various effect boxes, and a full drum set. The music was recorded live over a two year period (1982-1983) when I was still playing in Liquid Liquid. I was busy with the band but I still found time at home to experiment with my own sound using various instruments and vocal effects. In early 1984, I bought my first four-track cassette machine which ended my live reel-to-reel recording phase. The tapes were boxed up and put into storage for the next 30 years. About six months ago, I was going through some old boxes and happened to find the tapes again. I was curious to hear what I had on those tapes so I purchased another Teac reel-to-reel-tape recorder. To my surprise there was a lot of music to choose from these recordings, so after hours of listening I came up with a set of songs that I thought was the best representation of my work from this period. Thanks to Staubgold, I am able to share this unique recording experience with you, the listener."