- The
Siket Disc is the
eighth studio album by the
American rock band Phish. The
album was
released in June 1999
through the band's
website and mail-order...
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Easley Studios in Memphis, Tennessee, and
produced by the band and John
Siket, who also
engineered the band's
previous two albums. The
album features...
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shallower route,
Siket El Bashait,
takes about 2.5
hours on foot,
though camels can be used. The steeper, more
direct route (
Siket Sayidna Musa) is up...
- John
Siket is a
music producer,
recording engineer, and mixer. He is best
known for his work with
Sonic Youth, Phish, Yo La Tengo, Dave
Matthews Band...
- the band
released an
album of
improvisational instrumentals titled The
Siket Disc. The band
followed that
release with
Hampton Comes Alive, a six-disc...
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Steve Lillywhite – production,
mixing engineer (3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12) John
Siket –
engineer Chris Laidlaw – 1st ****istant
engineer Scott Gormley – 1st ****istant...
- at
Sound on
Sound Recording (engineered by Pat Regan, ****isted by John
Siket,
Devin Emke and
Peter Beckeman) in New York, and at the
Ambient Recording...
-
apply a buzz
remover to
several tracks. The
album was
engineered by John
Siket and
recorded at Sear
Sound studio in New York City, the same
studio where...
- "Milquetoast"
Martin Bisi – engineering, all
songs except "Milquetoast" John
Siket – engineering, "Milquetoast"
Chris Curran,
Anthony Gillis, Joe Hogan, Rich...
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releasing a 7" and CD5 of the song "Shaker"
which the band
recorded with John
Siket in New Jersey. The
following LP, 1993's Painful, was also the beginning...
