some fresh Oshe for you

Cleantone · Post: # 608Post **Cleantone** » Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:03 pm

http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-deta ... p?id=21108

Check em out! I really dig em! Tim I think youd like em to being a Schleigho fan...

tim · Post: # 610Post **tim** » Mon Jan 10, 2005 2:14 pm

thanks! there's alot of good stuff floating around on bt right now, too bad ipods have more memory than my always on the verge of being maxed out hard drive!

i got their ep and gave it a once over but left in it someone's car( i'm looking in your direction diesel!). i remember you saying they've gotten better/added a guitarist since the ep was recorded, i do remember liking what i heard though. i will def have to get on this when i get home.

i will now shed a tear for schleigho and what could have been

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Del · Post: # 835Post **Del** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:03 pm

There's a new Oshe torrent up on bt.etree.org... Here's the info:

Oshe
1/8/05
Revolution Hall @ Brown's Brewery - Troy, NY

Source: Schoeps MK4 (ORTF on Balcony Rail DFC) >
Active KCY > JKLabs DVC-IV > SBM1 > Hosa ODL-276 >
Creative Labs Nomad Jukebox 3 > Sound Forge 4.5 (fades) > CDWav > FLAC

Recording and Mastering by Tom Reizes (treizes1@yahoo.com)

01. Treachery [6:53]
02. World Anthem [6:25]
03. The Vein [9:18]
04. Chinese Wings [9:17]
05. Dragon [9:50]
06. Regicide [5:26]
07. T&A [7:14]
08. The Good Book [15:32]

Total running time [69:59]

Oshe ("ah-shay") is:
Jake Savage - Fender Rhodes and Keyboards
Ken love - Bass
Will Senisi - Guitar
Adam Ochshorn - Drums

www.oshe.org

Notes:
- Oshe's CD Release Party for "The Good Book".
- An abridged version of the album was played straight through (8 of 10 songs).
- Omitted: "Ba Dubba" and "Surrender to Benefit" (t02 & t08 on the album respectively).
- The Niche co-headlined, Oshe opened.

Much Thanks go out to:
Oshe and The Niche
Ryan at Rev Hall (518-273-Beer)
Andy for the beautiful light show. <www.groovinlumens.com>
Greg Bell
Billy for his silly grin and help with the set list. <www.albanystage.com>
MW for the ride to the show in the snow. Ed-ry for use of the cans.
Holla-holla-holla-holler!

I believe that it's mislabelled as 01-08, and it's actually 01-05... here's the link:

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=10599

Cleantone · Post: # 836Post **Cleantone** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:09 pm

Yeah, that one is on archive.org too. Haven't listened to it yet. The date was definitly the 8th though. I was gonna go but the weather went to crap.

1/8/05:
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-deta ... p?id=21123

Del · Post: # 837Post **Del** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:12 pm

I'll be honest, I've never listened to Oshe, what are they all about? What do they sound like?

Cleantone · Post: # 839Post **Cleantone** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:20 pm

Check some tunes from archive.org you can get one at a time. There a quartet, rhodes, old synth, bass, gtr, drums. Kindof a heavy space jazz with hard breakbeat drumming or something. All instrumental. There from the Albany area. Post you thoughts.

tim · Post: # 841Post **tim** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:23 pm

and make sure to check out some schleigho while you're at it!!!

Del · Post: # 842Post **Del** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:26 pm

Schleigo is on my list as well... Ever listen to Broken Social Scene? they're from canada, and Brad loves them... just checked them out tonight, there's definately some good shit going on with them... While sm might be more of an authority, I would recommend them...

tim · Post: # 844Post **tim** » Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:32 pm

oh yeah, i'm a big fan of "you forgot it in people". a little over a year ago, on jambands.com, brad had a list of 5 cd's he'd want if stuck on a desert island and that was on there. i promptly bought it cause i figured it had to be halfway decent...it was more than decent, it was amazing. i saw 'do make say think' a couple months back and i really enjoyed that show, i was going to buy one of their cd's but the money ended up going towards double shots of stoli instead.

tonygaboni · Post: # 926Post **tonygaboni** » Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:52 pm

if you like either of those shows you should go buy their ablum, you can buy it from their website using paypal. It's a pretty awesome album, ive been listening to it pretty heavily since I bought it.

http://oshe.org/merch.html

THE GOOD BOOK

Cleantone · Post: # 927Post **Cleantone** » Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:57 pm

I second that. I actually added a advertizement to the text of the 1.8.05 archive show. I heard it a on 12.30 and have a copy on it's way to me as well.

tonygaboni · Post: # 1053Post **tonygaboni** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 6:30 pm

just wanted to comment on the job well done on this recording. It sounds excellent! Thanks for posting, looking forward to more in the future.

Cleantone · Post: # 1098Post **Cleantone** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 11:50 am

Tony,

Thanks! There will be more to come. I've gotten them maybe 10 times, A could multitracks that I need to mix still too. I'll post links here when I do it...

diesel · Post: # 1140Post **diesel** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 4:18 pm

cleantone, this might be a sensitive topic, but what really happened to these guys? new album? is there a chance paco might come back?

live at ho-down 2000 = alltime underated/unknown live album

Cleantone · Post: # 1141Post **Cleantone** » Fri Jan 14, 2005 4:28 pm

diesel,

I can't speak too much for them and some thing s are better left unsaid. I will say that there is not much chance of Paco coming back. They are making more money teaching music than they ever did playing it and were kinda lucky they will get together every once and a while to play a gig for the diehards. I have a freind who drives like 10 hours to see them at everyone, he's been to like 200 schleigho shows. Thats is HARDCORE.

All this being said there is still plans to eventually finish the new studi o and record at it as well as open it up as a working studio.

I have got to see them 50 times or so and am very thankful to know them and thier music. What about you guys?

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some fresh Oshe for you

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