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1978
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1976
Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL "Photo from the 'Wings Over America' tour."
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1975
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The Hard Golden Tone of Shellac: An Interview with Steve Albini
by: Ian Christe
Microphone connoisseur and billiardsman Steve Albini has recorded albums for the Pixies, Nirvana, the Jesus Lizard, and PJ Harvey. He doesn’t know when to keep his mouth shut, so he’s lost work for commenting pointedly on sleaze in the music business. In the high-quality ultramodern band Shellac, he plays guitar and sings, Todd Trainer plays drums, and fellow recording ace Bob Weston plays the bass.
Did you quit playing guitar after Big Black or Rapeman broke up?
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by: Ian Christe
published: January 9, 2008
in column: Classic Vantage
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