KLAATU TRACK FACTSby John Woloschuk |
Title of Work: | Anus of Uranus (album version) |
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Words
By: |
Dee Long |
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Music
By: |
Dee Long |
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Lead
Vocal: |
Dee Long |
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Backup
Vocals: |
Dee Long |
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Instrumentation: |
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Recorded
At: |
Toronto Sound Studios |
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Recording
Period: |
February - March 1975 (mixed on
28-Mar-1975) |
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Initial
Release Date: |
August 1976 (3:47 E.S.T. album) |
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Remarks: |
This was the first "Klaatu"
track to be recorded in the 24-track tape format. All previous
recordings had been recorded in the 16-track tape format. The basic rhythm section (consisting of electric guitar, bass guitar and drums) was recorded on February 27, 1975 with Terry Brown producing and engineering. On March 5, 1975 the guitar licks from the original 1973 single version were copied to a 1/4" stereo tape and then "dropped in" to the 24-track master recording in sync with the newly recorded tracks. The sound effects heard on this track were created using a Moog Sonic V synthesizer. The electric guitar used on this track was a Gibson (model ES 335) and the bass guitar was a Rickenbacker (model 4001). The drums were made by Rogers. |
KLAATU MULTI-TRACK INFO
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Tape
Format: |
24-Track recorded at 30 ips |
Comments: |
This was the first 24-track
recording of a Klaatu work |
Track
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Track
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1 |
Bass drum |
2 |
Snare drum |
3 |
Overhead drums (left) | 4 |
Overhead drums (right) |
5 |
Tom Tom #1 |
6 |
Tom Tom #2 |
7 |
Electric guitar - rhythm |
8 |
Snare drum (ending) |
9 |
Electric guitar - double |
10 |
Electric guitar - triple |
11 |
Guitar licks (taken from single
version) |
12 |
Space noise effects |
13 |
Guitar solo - phased |
14 |
Guitar solo - phased |
15 |
Bass - bass pickup |
16 |
Bass - treble pickup |
17 |
Space
ship sound effects |
18 |
Space
ship sound effects |
19 |
Percussion
- solo and ending |
20 |
Lead
vocal |
21 |
Lead
vocal - double |
22 |
Harmony
vocal |
23 |
Sound
effects and fuzz bass guitar |
24 |
Sound
effects |