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writer Heather Phares said in a largely mixed three-out-of-five-star review that "most of the pieces aren't quite as evocative as Lynch and Neff's soundtrack work" and the tracks "aren't immediate enough to work as rock songs", but said the album contained "interesting moments" when Lynch and Neff
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and believed it "lack of a strong contrasting presence" and that "the album may seem too monotonous for some tastes. However, Neff and Lynch's creation lives up to its billing as the first 'industrial-blues' album—and much like Lynch's work in film, you either love it or hate it: but you can't deny
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originally received a limited release through Lynch's official website but was later reissued in the United States and Europe. The album received particular interest from the music press in Europe, leading to Lynch and Neff's first-and-only live performance together at the
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and because he considered Internet distribution as "the way to go." The album was reissued in 13 European counties on Soulitude Records, an independent label owned by Pascal Nabet Meyer, in 2002, where it received "strong press interest". Soulitude reissued
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shots of industrial equipment and musical instruments, as well as landscapes of abandoned factories. The booklet's back-cover photograph of Neff and Lynch—in which Lynch is depicted as "the Groper" from the music video for "Thank You, Judge"
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Lynch and Neff never intended on recording a complete album; the two originally began recording "four or five songs" as part of a series of "experiments" while testing Lynch's home studio in April 1998. Both Lynch and Neff
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features music co-written by both Lynch and Neff and lyrics by Lynch; Neff is the album's lead vocalist. Lynch's lyrics, some of which had been written two decades before the album, incorporate themes of
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technique with a bottleneck; Neff attributed Lynch's use of slide guitar to his preference for "organic sounds". Lynch's use of a bottleneck resulted in guitar sounds featuring excessive
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Lynch's lyrics were sometimes written specifically for the album and others were selected from poems and lyrics he had written "during the last twenty years", according to Neff. The
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pedals. During the initial "experiments" sessions, Neff would program music which Lynch would then process by altering the controls on the effects pedals. Observing the sessions,
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s release in the U.S., as "radio exposure outside of public and college stations unlikely." However, Lynch did not commit to the idea and it never reached fruition.
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writer Sam Molineaux said Lynch's in-studio writing process was "an individualistic approach to composition that seems more rooted in artistic whim than
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guitars, stark production and Neff's netherworld vocals." Neff said that both he and Lynch had intended to create a "heavy blues" record and cited
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and John Neff met in February 1997 when Neff was commissioned to design and install Lynch's home studio, Asymmetrical Studio, at his home in
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John Neff – guitar (1–4, 6, 7, 9–12), bass (1–12), vocals (1–4, 7, 8, 10-12), drums (3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11), backing vocals (3), percussion (10)
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Absurda and only made available from his official website. Lynch opted to release the album on his website due to the "big change going on" with
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Fevret, Christian (2002). "Hors-Série David Lynch: "Il connait la musique"" [David Lynch Special Edition: "He knows the music"].
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tracks—featured prominently on "Rollin' Down (To My House)", "Pink Western Range" and "City of Dreams"—were created by Lynch and Neff
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Molineaux, Sam (2001). "Deviations & Abstractions: Filmmaker David Lynch & John Neff Painting Music With BOSS".
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as "a kind of mutant music, massive and threatening to basic blues and industrial music"; Deschamps praised
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s recording sessions Lynch performed electric guitars with them placed on his lap and often used the
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s sound to be "dark music" due to Lynch's tendencies of writing several of the album's songs in
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as a mutual influence on the album's sound; Lynch had a desire to incorporate heavy industrial
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and write the instrumental basis of several songs. Lynch also performed occasionally on a real
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received mixed critical responses upon its release. In one of the album's earliest reviews in
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cymbals, but instead of performing parts with drum sticks he used his bare hands to hit the
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and audio engineer John Neff. It was released in December 2001 on Absurda—Lynch's own
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was performed live at Lynch and Neff's first-and-only-ever live performance together at
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and effects on Neff's lead-vocal tracks on "I Cannot Do That" and "Mountains Falling".
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was originally an experiment by Lynch and Neff that evolved into a full-length album.
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Neff considered the idea of creating a multimedia theater presentation to promote
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on Neff's vocals tracks on two songs "I Cannot Do That" and "Mountains Falling".
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in his amplifiers to further affect his guitar sound. Lynch had two main guitar
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s "creepy … ambiguous and refined" lyrics and likened its sound to various
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considered "an apt description for the guttural sonic atmosphere of
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In a writing process differing from his previous projects such as
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which was recorded at Asymmetrical Studio and produced by Lynch.
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after all the music had been recorded. Explaining the method to
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Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity
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its inescapable mood." Bockel awarded the album a "B" rating.
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David Lynch's Mulholland Drive: Music from the Motion Picture
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bluesy atmosphere and dark scenarios", drew comparisons to
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Asymmetrical Studio (Hollywood, California, United States)
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Real Life Rock: The Complete Top Ten Columns, 1986–2014
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DiPasquale, Cara; Knowles, Joe, eds. (April 14, 2003).
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with a computerized self-tuning system—through several
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and Neff engineering the sessions. Lynch and Neff also
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and John Neff. Soulitude Records. 2002. BB S 1202-2.
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Entre l'oeil et la réalité : le lieu du cinéma
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Nouvelles Editions Indépendantes 1357: – drums (1, 6, 7), guitar (1–4, 6–12), 1068:in 2001, critic Stéphane Deschamps described 592:and Neff often performing keyboards in lower 460:, however Lynch and Neff used several analog 8: 1017: 642:VG-8 emulation processor and a Roland GR-33 1996:"Hive Five: David Lynch, Music Video Maker" 1119:In his "Real Life Rock Top Ten" column for 683:was achieved by using a mixture of Gibson, 2255: 2177: 2163: 2155: 1484:– Blue Bob | Songs, Reviews, Credits" 992: 813:photography by Lynch; Lynch also designed 265:, which has drawn critical comparisons to 29: 20: 2067:Deschamps, Stéphane (November 30, 2001). 848:Lynch's original title for the album was 1608: 1606: 1604: 1166: 2069:"David Lynch & John Neff – Bluebob" 1662:"David Lynch: 'Blue Velvet' to BlueBob" 1602: 1600: 1598: 1596: 1594: 1592: 1590: 1588: 1586: 1584: 1424: 1319: 820:s sleeve. Lynch's photography includes 695:electric guitars—including a 1989  1865: 1756: 1754: 1752: 1750: 1688: 1686: 1684: 1623: 1566: 1409:David Lynch – design, photography 783:", including Lynch's fascination with 574:, which he described as "like dogs on 439: 2034:Boeckel, Gentry (September 1, 2003). 2029: 2027: 1795: 1793: 1791: 1789: 1655: 1653: 1651: 1649: 1647: 1645: 1643: 1641: 1526: 1320: 998: 907:in December 2001 on Lynch's own 253:. The album incorporates elements of 7: 1712: 1710: 1708: 1660:Hochman, Steve (December 15, 2002). 1524: 1522: 1520: 1518: 1516: 1514: 1512: 1510: 1508: 1506: 1473: 1471: 1469: 1434: 1432: 1430: 1428: 745:(1989), Lynch's wrote the lyrics to 1338:All personnel credits adapted from 2435:Premonition Following an Evil Deed 1236:"Factory Interlude" (Instrumental) 484:pedal and both Boss FT-2 and AW-2 468:OD-2 overdrive pedal; a Boss OC-2 14: 1994:Patel, Paula (November 7, 2011). 1147:" of the album and called it an " 1019: 724:the noise of different machines. 638:. His first chain consisted of a 2385:Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times) 1800:Gat, Yaron (November 12, 2002). 1440:"Welcome to the home of BlueBOB" 1386:(4, 8), ambient sound design (5) 1038: 1033: 1028: 1023: 1018: 529:Neff has described the style of 440:Problems playing this file? See 418: 1923:– Blue Bob | Release Info" 776:s lyrics contain "fragments of 2962:Albums produced by David Lynch 2324:Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces 1176: 464:during recording, including a 1: 2850:The Angriest Dog in the World 2318:Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me 1762:"BLUE BOB in Paris Trailer 1" 1620:and John Neff. Absurda. 2001. 1450:and John Neff. Archived from 1389:John Neff – production, 452:was recorded digitally using 2564:Shot in the Back of the Head 2425:The Cowboy and the Frenchman 1893:(Revised ed.). London: 1280:"Go Get Some" (Instrumental) 1203:"Rollin' Down (To My House)" 841:were released in a standard 828: 496:or instrumental technique." 1887:Rodley, Chris, ed. (2005). 1826:Achemchame, Julien (2010). 1697:. Vol. 5, no. 1. 1247:"Blue Horse" (Instrumental) 920:in the U.S. in April 2003. 903:was originally released on 664:—and recorded his parts in 55:December 10, 2001 2988: 1160:All lyrics are written by 837:. Subsequent pressings of 513:Lynch and Neff's sound on 428:Lynch was responsible for 347:, around which they would 2967:2001 collaborative albums 2906:David Lynch: The Art Life 2866:Industrial Symphony No. 1 2192: 1695:Boss Users Group Magazine 1309: 1298: 1287: 1276: 1265: 1254: 1243: 1232: 1221: 1210: 1199: 1188: 1180: 1006: 1003: 869:s title was Neff's idea. 490:Boss Users Group Magazine 166: 28: 1151:divorce-court novelty." 1133:as "Link Wray opens for 973:and on its accompanying 545:". 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A black-and-white silhouette image of an industrial factory. Large volumes of smoke are visible in the sky. Uppercase white mirrored text in the center reads "Blue" (stylized as "ƎU⅃ᗺ"); uppercase blue text next to it reads "Bob", with black outline around the text.
Studio album
David Lynch
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Industrial
blues
experimental rock
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Producer
David Lynch
David Lynch's Mulholland Drive: Music from the Motion Picture
Catching the Big Fish: Meditation, Consciousness, and Creativity
David Lynch
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industrial
blues
paranoia
noir fiction
rock and roll
surf
heavy metal
Tom Waits
Captain Beefheart
Link Wray
Olympia
Paris
David Lynch
Hollywood
California
recording engineer

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