my name's bill ryder-jones I'm out in
Liverpool today compiling sounds for a
track that we're going to produce a bit
later on trying to find sounds that was
musical as possible so I don't have to
do too much tampering and turning to
something hopefully not too abstract I'm
gonna get the Train over the water under
the mercy we're gonna head to my home
studio shouldn't be months in West Kerby
and hopefully pick up some other little
bits and bobs on the way really I
befriended a fella called rocky today I
was opening my have a voice on him but
he said he only plays guitar he wasn't
prepared sir even though I had just
given him three cigarettes
this is the only vocal shop in the world
torque steer solid solid tones excuse me
brother can I trouble you for a request
if I give you a 5 will you play a couple
of notes for me no matter what we
collect today I think the bulk of what I
use is going to be your trumpet man and
the things that I can turn into actual
music 3 and the next one and then we're
done ultimately what you really need is
those three notes that make book from
there on you can do anything you want
more importantly you've got someone who
cares about what it does and is
expressive and energetic about it
something that is all important for us
is reflecting the place that I love
walking around with the microphone in
Liverpool with us now they're not going
to be interested
we'll come back up to Bell Street and
Liverpool with this old piano in leaf
and I'm just gonna kind of itch some
chords in and around a minor which is
what we got from Phil the trumpeter then
later I've got a lot of sheets okay push
them together
we've gone under the tunnel now so we're
on the elijah peninsula it's the world
we've got about eight stops - we get
some image and that's Kirby
there's an actual clear which which will
be everything you know sounds like
there's a ping-pong tournament going on
underneath the training you know it's
gonna be really good there's a very
strange to have alien noise that come
out a middle carried somewhere something
it really nice
this is Salisbury Avenue in West Kirby
this is where I grew up
that's me mom's there that is the
estuary North Wales just behind it
a nice place to grow up most of the
people I know who do what I do what they
get addicted to is the high from like
Crane something that yappy was not just
myself but a lot of people will dine out
on you know right in that one perfect
but one close melody that's kind of says
a lot for years
it is cookin lush your months you know
you have to become completely obsessed
yourself and hearing thoughts it's
really kind of funny though
that sounds like a friend of mine called
Matthew surly in coleslaw
I'm starting to worry a little bit about
what I'm actually gonna do now so just
all the files that we've got today in
I'm still completely undecided about how
songi it's gonna be I feel better now I
know that we've got these three notes
because really that it should be all you
need
I think that's quite a nice start for
anything that for put it in a sampler
then I'll be able to play them as
different notes that's the one John
passes that I like I see that itself
like a nice little rhythm of the two
things I like that the fun bit was
creating that written loop thing I've
never done anything like that I can
understand why people do this very
instant you know you can mess about with
a few things and get an interesting
sound and then you're away okay I think
I'm done pretty happy with it
yeah see what you think
this was an experiment you know with a
romantic edge but you know that was what
was interesting about it that thrill of
music and and the unexpected it was
really important even for people just
love that sense that the unexpected is
is going to be positive I'm still kind
of like really dining out on that rhythm
I think real nice little twist to it our
and expecting and yeah
you