Author: jjdeprisco
Sonic explorer, sound artist, guitarist in Fricknadorable, software designer.
What are your musical influences? I had to think about this recently when I put together my MySpace page. I just didn’t know what to say. But then I thought about it some more and I saw that I’ve been through some interesting phases. I guess like many musicians ...
On December 18, 2010 the Greek Theatre celebrated its reopening (or re-rezzing) by Jenene Lemaire and Talliver Hartnell at the London School of Journalism. (Special thanks to Jilly Kidd for her generous land grant). The lineup included music and poetry by Thaylon Singh, Phorkyad Acropolis, Singh Albatross, Morgue McMillan and ...
Recently picked up the blonde version of Fender’s Super Champ XD, a combo amp. You can click the image at left for the Fender specs. Lots of tones to choose from. I first played one at Guitar Center with an Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Electric Guitar in Harrisburg. ...
Watch the “Ones & Zeroes” live performance from Chaos Rise Up album release show on November 5, 2010 at The Moose Exchange in Bloomsburg, PA. Featuring: Jeremy dePrisco (Vocal/Acoustic Guitar), Michael Hickey (Electric Guitar), Dave Eisenhower (Drums), Mark Tomeo (Bass, Bk Vocs) and Mehmet Safa Saracoglu (Percussion). ...
You can now purchase “Chaos Rise Up” t-shirts, mugs and aprons at my CafePress Shop. ...
Tonight (Monday Nov 8th) George Graham will be featuring some tracks from my new album Chaos Rise Up on Mixed Bag between 8:00 and 8:30 PM. Listen at 89.9 FM or online: http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wvia/ppr/index.shtml Other FM stations listed here. ...
It was a beautiful day, and though we got there late, had to deal with the crazy metro, and really couldn’t see too much of the actual performance, it was a great experience to see all these folks out expressing themselves. Highlights were the costumes, Yusuf Islam, R2-D2 and of ...
October 23, 2010 – Another support show for the CD. In a bizarre twist of virtual vs. “real”, Phorkyad surprised me with some Second Life t-shirts for the “Chaos Rise Up” gigs. Later, these shirts would be available in real life via Cafe Press. Artwork by Smiling Otis designs. ...
