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Danton Supple - archived video interview

posted by davidt on Wednesday June 08 2005, @09:00AM

xbongo writes:

Danton Supple, who produced some Morrissey tracks (yes, he did), recently produced Coldplay's X&Y.

Here's an old video interview with Danton, he just has such a lovely soothing voice...

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really? (Score:2, Funny)

what Moz was he producer on?

chrisarclark <clarkinatorclark@hotmail.com> -- Wednesday June 08 2005, @09:45AM (#166126)
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"I'm just passing through here on my way to somewhere civilized and maybe I'll even arrive, maybe I'll even arrive..."

Re:really? (Score:2, Informative)

Danton produced some B-side tracks [morrisseytour.com] for
the Maladjusted singles (Roy's Keen, Satan Rejected My Soul):

Lost

The Edges Are No Longer Parallel

Now, I Am A Was

This Is Not Your Country

xbongo <xbongo@tokyo.com> -- Wednesday June 08 2005, @07:40PM (#166228)
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danton supple (Score:0)

danton engineered southpaw and maladjusted, which (at the risk of starting the usual trouble) seem to be growing by the year in the esteem of moz fans (certainly southpaw). while i first thought 'danton supple' was one of those moz-invented credits like 'terrace stomp', it is his real name. he's a lovely chap and while i can't stand coldplay it's great that he's the name on the biggest album of the year.

Anonymous -- Wednesday June 08 2005, @09:49AM (#166127)

The Last Interesting Album (Score:2, Insightful)

While there have been fantastic songs after Southpaw Grammar, I would have to say that SG was Moz's last "interesting" album. ie, he tried doing something different with the production and the layering of the tracks.

You could tell he was really hurt by its poor reception. Besides the fact that he said he was, I remember him trying to push SG songs at us on My Early Burglary Years and on the tours.

Astroman -- Wednesday June 08 2005, @10:53AM (#166149)
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Re: Maladjusted by Anonymous (Score:1) Wednesday June 08 2005, @12:26PM