On April 25, 2000, “Vagrant” label released “Promotional Copy”, the second Reggie and the Full Effect studio album. It was recorded in 2000, and was produced by Ed Rose.
On March 20, 2001, “Interscope Records” label released “Hell Below/Stars Above”, the second Toadies studio album. It was recorded in March 2000, at “Sunset Sound Recorders” in Hollywood, and was produced by Tom Rothrock and Rob Schnapf.
Personnel:
Vaden Todd Lewis – vocals, rhythm guitar
Clark Vogeler – lead guitar, piano
Lisa Umbarger – bass
Mark Reznicek – drums, percussion
Elliott Smith – piano
Monique Mizrahi – engineer
Andy Wallace – mixing
Howie Weinberg – mastering
Chris Bilheimer – art direction, back cover image
f-stop fitzgerald, inc. – cover image (from the book “Pillars of the Almighty”)
Marina Chavez – photography
Track listing:
All lyrics by Vaden Todd Lewis and Clark Vogeler, all music by Vaden Todd Lewis, Clark Vogeler, Lisa Umbarger and Mark Reznicek, except where noted.
Plane Crash
Push the Hand
Little Sin – Vaden Todd Lewis, Mark Reznicek, Clark Vogeler
Motivational
Heel
You’ll Come Down
Pressed Against the Sky
What We Have We Steal
Jigsaw Girl
Sweetness
Hell Below / Stars Above – Vaden Todd Lewis, Mark Reznicek, Clark Vogeler
On March 10, 2000, “Analog Baroque” label released “Ocky Milk”, the 19th Momus (Nicholas “Nick” Currie) album. It was produced in 1999, and was produced by John Talaga.
On January 25, 2000, “Tzadik” label released “Lacrosse”, album by John Zorn. It was recorded June 1977 in San Francisco and New York City in June 1978, and was produced by John Zorn.
Personnel:
John Zorn – soprano and alto saxophone, clarinet, liner notes
On October 2, 2020, “Krunk” label released “Shiver”, the second Jónsi studio album. It was recorded in 2020 in Reykjavik, London, Helsinki and Berlin, and was produced by A.G. Cook and Jónsi.
On September 26, 2000, “re:think” label released “Learning to Breathe”, the third Switchfoot studio album. It was recorded in 2000, at “Charlie Peacock Productions”, and was produced by Charlie Peacock, Jacquire King, Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman and Chad Butler.
Personnel:
Jon Foreman – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards, pre-production recordings
Tim Foreman – bass, keyboards, backing vocals
Chad Butler – drums, percussion
Tony Miracle – synths, noise, analog synths and textures, pre-production recordings
Kip Kuban – synths and noise, pre-production recordings
Vicky Hampton – additional backing vocals
Darwin Hobbs – additional backing vocals
Jan Foreman – additional vocals
Jacquire King – recording, mixing
Shane D. Wilson – recording, overdubs recording, mixing
Richie Biggs – overdubs recording
Jon Foreman – pre-production recordings
Ryan Fisher – pre-production recordings, engineer assistant, mixing
Dan Leffler – mixing assistant
Ken Love – mastering
Chris Grainger – assistant
Chris Hauser – assistant
Lynn A. Nichols – executive production
Track listing:
All tracks by Jon Foreman, except where noted.
I Dare You to Move
Learning to Breathe
You Already Take Me There – Jon Foreman, Tim Foreman
On July 11, 2006, “Reincarnate Music” label released “Play Pause Stop”, the fifth Benevento/Russo Duo album. It was recorded in 2006, and was produced by Matt Chamberlain and Tom Biller.
On June 6, 2000, “Inside Out Music” label released “Universe”, the first Planet X studio album. It was recorded in 2000, at “The Leopard Room” in Hollywood, and was produced by Tony MacAlpine, Derek Sherinian and Virgil Donati.
Personnel:
Tony MacAlpine – guitar
Derek Sherinian – keyboard
Virgil Donati – drums
Tom Kennedy – bass
Dick Smothers Jr. – spoken vocals
Albert Law – engineer
T. J. Helmerich – engineer
Greg D’Angelo – engineer
Tom Fletcher – mixing
Gene Grimaldi – mastering
Track listing:
All tracks by Virgil Donati, Tony MacAlpine and Derek Sherinian, except where noted.
Clonus
Her Animal
Dog Boots – Virgil Donati
Bitch – Virgil Donati
King of the Universe – lyrics by Dick Smothers Jr.
On March 9, 1999, “Heavenly Records” label released “Central Reservation”, the second Beth Orton studio album. It was recorded in 1998, at “The Church”, “September Sound”, “RAK”, “Olympic”, “Little Joey’s” and “The Garden Shed”, and was produced by Victor Van Vugt, Ben Watt, Mark Stent, Beth Orton, Dr. Robert and David Roback. The album won Beth Orton the “Best British Female Artist” at the 2000 “BRIT Music Awards”.
Personnel:
Beth Orton – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar
Ted Barnes — acoustic, slide and electric guitar, bouzouki
Dr. Robert — guitar
Ben Harper — electric guitar
Ben Watt — guitar, keyboards, noise, programming, engineer, mixing
On March 6, 2001, “Arabesque” label released “Sometimes the Magic”, the ninth Jane Ira Bloom album. It was recorded June – July 2000, at “Current Sound” in New York City, and was produced by Jane Ira Bloom.
Personnel:
Jane Ira Bloom – soprano saxophone, live electronics
Vincent Bourgeyx – piano
Mark Dresser – double bass
Bobby Previte – drums
Track listing:
All tracks by Jane Ira Bloom except where noted
Denver Snap
Now You See It
Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered – Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart
Blue Poles
Pacific
Truth in Timbre
Without Words
In Everything
Varo
Many Landscapes
How Are Things in Glocca Morra? – Burton Lane, Yip Harburg
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