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X-Press Volume Special #25
Wednesday. 12th September, 2012
56 X-Press � First on the street, Wednesdays www.xpressmag.com.au 47 YOUR MUSIC GEAR & TECHNOLOGY GUIDE The 27th annual South By Southwest Music Festival is now accepting showcase applications for acts to perform at the renowned international festival, which is set to take place in March 2013 in Austin, Texas. All applications must be submitted no later than November 7, 2012. For more info hit up sxsw.com or to apply directly click over to sonicbids.com/sxsw. WANNA PLAY SXSW? Audiofly AF56 in-ear headphones INTERNATIONAL SONGWRITING COMPETITION 2012 AUDIOFLY HEADPHONES Getting your music into the hands (and ears) of the music industry's heavy hitters is one of the most difficult goals to accomplish, however the International Songwriting Competition (ISC) is set to again provide this opportunity to all the finalists in its 2012 competition. ISC has again assembled a diverse panel of judges that consists of some of the most iconic artists in the world coupled with influential music executives from all walks of the industry. ISC gives away more than $150,000 in cash and prizes (shared among the 68 winners) including an overall Grand Prize consisting of $25,000 (US) cash and $30,000 in prizes. Open to both amateur and professional songwriters, ISC offers 22 categories to enter, representing all genres of popular music, from rock to jazz to blues to hip hop, and more. This year's judges will include the likes of Tom Waits, Nas, Jeff Beck and Janelle Monae. If you think you've got what it takes hit up songwritingcompetition.com for an entry form. In 2012 the new name for premium headphones is Audiofly. With four in-ear headphone products � the AF33, AF45, AF56 and AF78 � of varying specs and prices available for discriminating music lovers and musicians, if you want more information on getting back to experiencing the true sound of music, visit the company at audiofly.com, or by calling 1300 729 359 or drop them an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. DJ FACTORY UPDATE Joey Jordison BLACK ALPHA HYPER CYMBALS DV 403 CPC DVMARK DV 403 CPC The tone of the Little 40 head earned fans the world over and now you can get the same tone with greater flexibility in a 3-channel version. The DV 403 CPC is a three-channel 40W all-tube head which offers a complete control compliment for each channel giving access to an array of useful sounds, from clean to crunch rhythm to full-on, high-gain lead tone. And thanks to the the DV Mark patent pending Continuous Power Control you can change the amp's power incrementally, from the full 40W gradually all the way down to 1W, so you can get the tone you want at the volume you need. DV Mark products are distributed in Australia through CMC Music. For more information phone CMC Music on (02) 9905 2511 or visit cmcmusic.com.au. Slipknot sticksman Joey Jordison has paired up with renowned Swiss cymbal maker Paiste to launch the Black Alpha Hyper line, a special edition in its Alpha series which are both a visually and sonically close fit to Joey's current Slipknot touring set. As the name reveals, Black Alphas contain Paiste's innovative black ColorSound coating and each cymbal features nine silver placed Tribal-S logos. Unique and deep hammer marks exclusive to Black Alpha Hyper cymbals are also visually apparent on this completely new developed line. The range includes 14" Hyper hats, 16" , 17" and 18" crashes, 18" China, 20" ride and a 10" splash. For more info on the range hit up paiste.com. Allen and Heath are one of the leaders in the world of manufacturing DJ equipment. Nuff said... Their take on the DJ's setup has always been to produce quality which includes their renowned range of solid analogue XONE club mixers and lead the way in early digital gear with controllers like the 4D, 2D and 1D. Step into now and little has changed in their mantra for quality, solid, everlasting and damn nice products. Their latest range of digital products have wowed the world, some saying their amazing daddy mixer, the DB:4 to be the best in the world for professional DJs. Honestly though most of us cannot afford to spend all your saving on just a mixer. That is why The DJ Factory are very excited to being talking about the Allen and Heath XONE:DB2! This mixer is lovely! It has all the Allen and Heath charms and is packed full of features relevant to XONE DB2 & XONE K2 the latest technology in the ever developing digital world. To summarise: high quality soundcard with Midi/ USB; Twin DSP effects engines with more than 50 FX presets; 4 analogue/ 4 USB/ 2 digital channels; Tri-modal EQ & X:LINK. Trust us, you won't be disappointed with one of these at your fingertips. Speaking of X:LINK, XONE:DB2 can integrate smoothly with the new XONE:K2 software controller via Allen & Heath's proprietary X:LINK protocol. Check out this little baby! Thanks to the digital world and over ever growing desire to create music and explore our minds abilities, it is companies like Allen and Heath that create potential in music for stage and for studio. While we're on the subject of music production, there is a new school about to open in town running music production courses and workshops, DJ courses and more. For more information please contact The DJ Factory by emailing email@example.com or calling (08) 9228 1911. MARKBASS MB7 BOOSTER ERNIE BALL MUSIC MAN IOS APP The MB7 Booster pedal has a cool, compact design and combines a useful clean boost of up to +20 dB which is very handy for helping you stand out when taking a solo. Additional features include a 7-band graphic EQ with controls ranging from 40 Hz to 4kHz which will help tailor your bass tone to perfection. For more information on the Markbass range of products, phone CMC Music on (02) 9905 2511 or visit cmcmusic.com.au. Ernie Ball Music Man has completed their iOS app for The Game Changer system, and it is now on preview in Apple's iTunes store. The combination of Ernie Ball Music Man's Game Changer technology and their new iPad app gives musicians unlimited tone over their Game Changer Bass or Guitar while remaining totally mobile. The Game Changer app allows players to rewire their analog guitar or bass pickups and discover millions of tonal possibilities. True to form, the audio signal is never digitized or modelled in any way, providing a transparent analog signal path for the absolute purist. Now, with The Game Changer app, musicians can create and share their tonal selections with the world. MiniNova JEFF LOOMIS CLINIC MININOVA COMPACT SYNTHESISER Stanton's new DJC.4 is a DJ controller with audio interface bundled with an enhanced 4-deck version of Virtual DJ LE. The DJC.4 allows users to scratch and mix Allans Billy Hyde is North Perth is the only place 4 decks of audio, as well as control video. The integrated you'll be able to pick up the latest edition to the 4-channel audio interface allows users to integrate original American Made custom drum set DW analog turntables or CD decks into their performance, Collectors range � the 40th anniversary designed and the large touch sensitive jog wheels make for maple collectors, white pinstripe over black. Hit up extremely tight scratch and pitch bend control. For more information on Stanton's DJC.4 Controller visit allansbillyhyde.com.au for full specs and details. jands.com.au. The next couple of months there are some amazing musos visiting little old Aussie land to do clinics and now Allans Billy Hyde have confirmed monster Metal shredder Jeff Loomis is also making his way down under in September, including a Perth date on Wednesday, October 7. If you attend the clinics you will also have a chance to win a Schecter SGR C7 electric guitar and you could also be shredding it up on stage with Jeff Loomis by entering the Schecter Shred Off Competition. The national winner will take home a signed Schecter Jeff Loomis FR7 PLUS get to open for Jeff at their state's clinic. State winners will receive a 12 pack of Rotosound strings and a Schecter t-shirt. Simply make a 1-2 minute video of yourself showing your best shred, upload it to YouTube and email the video link to competitions@allansbillyhyde. com.au. Entries close Friday, September 19, so get shredding now! Novation has released the new MiniNova, a compact synthesiser that packs new features like push-button animate controls and Novation's brand new voice effect VocalTuneTM. Built around the same synth engine as Novation's flagship UltraNova, the MiniNova has three versatile oscillators, up to five effects, two filters, six envelopes, three LFOs, and 36 different wavetables. MiniNova has two quarter-inch mono jack outputs, a stereo headphones output, full-size XLR and jack inputs for routing sounds through the vocoder and on-board effects, as well as a five-pin MIDI input and output and an input for a sustain pedal. Power can be supplied via USB or a 9V DC power supply. For full specs and details hit up innovativemusic.com.au. STANTON DJC.4 CONTROLLER DW COLLECTORS SERIES 46 X-Press � First on the street, Wednesdays YOUR MUSIC GEAR & TECHNOLOGY GUIDE FEAR FACTORY The Future Of Metal Even with just two original members left in the band, metal pioneers Fear Factory are continuing to deliver album after album of powerfully punishing tunes. Ahead of their performance at Capitol on Sunday, September 30, JENNIFER PETERSON-WARD sat down with vocalist Burton C. Bell to talk futuristic inspirations, line-up changes and returning to their industrial roots. Through the years some of heavy metal's hardest hitters have had an eye on the future of mankind, and Californian stalwarts Fear Factory are no exception. Although their studio albums have touched upon futuristic themes, the fusion of sci-fi and metal is none more present than on their recently released eighth studio album The Industrialist. "I knew before we went into the studio that I wanted to do a concept album," vocalist Burton C. Bell begins. "I told [long-time guitarist] Dino [Cazares] that I was interested in doing it again, he was all up for the challenge and he loved the idea. We were literally volleying ideas around back and forth and ideas, titles, words, thoughts, phrases, concepts, exchanging stories of the day, really conversing with each other... but once we came up with the album title, The Industrialist, that's when everything really started connecting and so every lyric started to fall into place and just created this world again and after all the songs were written I connected them all together." As Bell explains, the album follows the story of a "free-thinking automaton" who, upon observing the dissension and repression in the world around it, turns against a mankind that has slowly destroyed a world it was created to make better. Perhaps unsurprisingly, long-time fans and music critics alike have noted the likeness of The Industrialist to 1995's Demanufacture, a comparison Bell finds hard to refute. "Well, they are sonically similar and I mean that in the sense that what I mentioned earlier this is a pleasant return to my industrial metal roots. Demanfacture was the one that really put us on the map in the genre and in the music scene and that was considered an industrial metal record and that's our record that our fans hold a standard to. Such as Metallica fans hold a standard of Master Of Puppets or Reign In Blood is the standard for Slayer or Vulgar Display Of Power is the standard for Pantera, that's the one record where you found your sound on that and that's the standard," he says. "If fans and the press are saying it's like Demanufacture then I'm not disappointed, it's a great record but I think sonically we have moved a little bit further, we've experimented more with different things compared to Demanufacture but that's how I see it. Fear Factory came to the scene as an industrial mellow band and now that sound has made a return and we're really pleased with it." The sonic experimentation Bell refers to includes the use of programmed drums during the recording of the new record. "Instead of a drummer sitting at a drum set trying to play everything live consistently for four hours, we were able to program it and were actually able to expedite the entire process of writing," Bell explains. While Fear Factory have more than 20 years of experience under their belt, the band has undergone many line-up changes over the years with Bell and Cazares the only two members of Fear Factory involved in the recording process for The Industrialist. "The current line-up right now is of course myself on vocals, Dino Cazares on guitars and Gene [Hoglan] made other commitments during the hiatus of Fear Factory so he is with Testament and Deathklok now. So we have a new drummer named Mike Heller, he's young and fresh and a very promising talent and Fear Factory's Burton C. Bell and Dino Cazares he is an excellent drummer. The bass player now is Matt DeVries who was the rhythm guitar player of Chimaira," Bell says. "The line-up is working out great. We've had the opportunity to walk them through so to speak and they've really fit into the program and right now this band is sounding great and the precision of this band has improved greatly, it's really incredible, the band is performing so well together." With this new incarnation of Fear Factory is gearing up to hit down under later this month Bell offers a rare insight into how he keeps his distinctive voice in tip-top shape: "I don't smoke at all, that helps. I try to stay healthy and other than that that's all I do, I just try and stay at the top of my game." Despite The Industrialist' s conceptual theme, Bell says audiences can expect more of a "straight up" metal performance during their upcoming national tour. "As far as visuals go we'll have like a good light show, but other than that we are trying to keep it about the music and giving the best high energy show as possible just to make that more memorable to play the song so everyone can recognise them and sing along," he concludes. "A Fear Factory show is a high energy show, we play with passion and you can expect to hear all the songs that you like. I think we put up a pretty decent show. Fear Factory have a lot of albums and a lot of songs that people love to hear, so the one trick of a Fear Factory set is to have a good flow of songs to keep the energy alive throughout the entire set without having any type of lull to lose the audience attention because they are a lot of people with ADD out there these days." POONS HEAD STUDIOS Engineer experience: Multi-WAMi winning engineer/ producer with over 25 years experience. Artist Credits: Tame Impala, The Floors, Pond, Jeff Martin, Lenny Kravitz, Death Cab for Cutie , Mick Harvey, The Kill Devil Hills, The Panics, Kim Salmon, Jebediah, Jon English, Matt Taylor, Eskimo Joe, Knife Party. Specialising in: Recording, mastering and producing. Gear / Software: Very serious collection of some of the finest recording equipment ever made, including � Studer 2 Inch, Ampex ATR � Inch, Pro Tools, Sequoia, Lavry Gold, DAD, Apogee, Neve, Focusrite, Telefunken, Pultec, Fairchild, Teletronix, Urei, Manley, Gates, Tubetech, EMT, RCA, EMI, AMS, CBS, AWA, Retro, Quad Eight, Lexicon, Eventide, Empirical Labs, Neumann, Weiss, Algorithmix, Universal Audio, Duntech ,Lipinski, Pass Labs, as well as digital "Plug in" emulations of most of these units, if so inclined. CONTACT Location: East Fremantle Phone: (08) 9339 4791 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: poonshead.com / facebook.com/poonsheadstudios www.xpressmag.com.au 45 44 X-Press � First on the street, Wednesdays YOUR MUSIC GEAR & TECHNOLOGY GUIDE PAUL GILBERT Shred Master General High profile shredder Paul Gilbert is bringing his Master Class Tour to Perth on Wednesday, October 17, at the John Inverley Theatre at Hale School. Earlier this month JENNIFER PETERSON-WARD sat down with the talented plucker to learn the secrets of his success. As Paul Gilbert attests, his musical career has been a varied one: "I've jammed Beatles songs with Steven Tyler, played back-to-back harmony solos onstage with Alex Lifeson and Rush, I've interviewed Angus and Malcolm Young for a Japanese rock magazine, and I even got to sit in and play drums with Cheap Trick." Perhaps best known for his work with American rock supergroup Mr. Big and `80s heavy metal stalwarts Racer X, the virtuosic guitar player has also made a name for himself over the years as an inspirational music teacher and has travelled the world delivering acclaimed clinics and seminars in addition to setting up an online rock guitar school. "I never really set out to be a teacher, but I've always enjoyed it, and it seemed to come naturally to me," he says. A guitar player from early in his life, Gilbert credits his parent's extensive Beatles record collection with jumpstarting his career as a musician. "I listened to those records constantly," he says. "I really wanted Paul Gilbert to play music and sing like the Beatles, but I wasn't sure which instrument I should play. I liked guitar, piano, and drums. I finally decided that I wanted to play guitar because I could play it while standing up." While Gilbert says he "always had a good ear for rhythm" he is reluctant to label himself a natural. "I could hear shuffles and syncopations pretty early on, but it took a long time before my fingers could catch up with what I heard in my head. And my ear was slower to hear advanced harmony," he explains. "When I went to [the Guitar Institute of Technology] as a teenager I finally started to recognise 7th chords and alterations. Overall, I got a slow start with guitar technique, but after a few years, I started to move forward at a quick rate." Perhaps best known for his alternative picking method, Gilbert says this is the technique his new students most want to learn. "Beginners are often my favourite students, because they don't have to `unlearn' any bad habits. And when I show them practical techniques they tend to make pretty quick progress," he says. "Often the biggest challenge for beginners or advanced players is controlling the strings that are not being played. If you play one note, there are still five strings that need to be muted. This is particularly important for rock guitar, where the strings are very sensitive from the distorted sound. After a while these muting techniques become habit, and you don't have to think about them anymore. But I think it's important to start developing them right away." Having spent the last couple of decades teaching instructional guitar workshops, Gilbert says the biggest misconceptions from new learners he has encountered over the years is the importance placed on practicing scales. "I'm glad that I know some scales, and I'm glad that I spent time building the techniques to play them. But in reality, they are not the most useful tools for playing musically on guitar," he says."Playing scales is almost like reading the dictionary. The dictionary is a useful tool for writing, but it's more a reference. It's rare that an actual sentence is built from words that fall in the exact order that they appear in the dictionary. And in real music, it's not very common to hear scales being played up and down. If you do hear that, then the song was probably written by someone fresh out of music school. That was the case for me with a song like Scarified." Of course, integral to both his teaching and gigging has been quality gear, and Gilbert has been very involved in the design of his signature Ibanez PGM and Fireman guitars. "I have the good fortune to be an endorser of Ibanez guitars. I've had quite a number of signature models over the years, but the most recent is my favorite. It's an Ibanez Fireman, which is basically an upside-down version of their classic Iceman guitar. I was meticulous about many other details of the design, and it is just a joy to play," he says. "I also use Marshall amps, DiMarzio pickups, Ernie Ball strings, and a large assortment of effects pedals." Gilbert will be bringing his gear and his wealth of expertise to Perth for a special Master Clinic in October. Playing live with a band, Gilbert will demonstrate typical lessons he provides for students from beginner to advanced, and will be answering questions from attendees on the night, covering sound, technique, theory and industry questions. "First of all, I love to play. So I'll have some local musicians that have learned some songs that I sent out in advance, and we'll have a great time jamming through those. I'll also demonstrate the things that I think are important for playing rock guitar, and I'll bring some guitar players up from the audience to try out these ideas and see how they work," he concludes."I like to show that guitar playing can be enjoyable at every level, and you don't have to wait until you've been playing 15 years until you can make music. I think anyone can make some music right away. Then it's just a matter of getting deeper and deeper into the art." www.xpressmag.com.au 43 YOUR MUSIC GEAR & TECHNOLOGY GUIDE PRODUCT REVIEWS WITH CHRIS GIBBS DW PERFORMANCE SERIES DRUM KIT going beyond simple simulation with the intention of delivering classic analog-type sounds. The chorus effect does the trick nicely, and the delay and reverb effects are much more lush than one would expect from a unit of this type. This is largely due to Yamaha's n e w E x te n d e d S te re o technology which creates a wide, spacious audio image even from such a small enclosure. The amplifier outputs provide stereo playback from a mobile phone or other devices Yamaha THR5 Practice Amplifier through its auxiliary jack or direct from a computer via the USB connection. A tap tempo function for setting delay time and an on-board chromatic tuner round out the features of this versatile practice amp. There's even an orange `tube glow' which emanates from the As mobile phone apps and tablets become more and behind the speaker grille when the amp is turned more entwined, many musical instrument companies on, adding to the valve amp illusion which the are finding innovative ways to both respond to amp chassis is heavily based on. potential market threats as well as integrate new The THR5 operates on AC or batteries, technology ideas for coming generations. With both adding to its portability. The amp is also bundled with technology and tradition in mind, Yamaha's THR5 Cubase AI, popular Steinberg software that offers fullpractice amp aims to provide good quality tones for fledged recording and editing. Also on the software practice situations in a small package. The amp's size front, the THR Editor available for download from is designed specifically with desktops and carry-on Yamaha allows editing of amp and effect parameters luggage limitations in mind. using a computer. Additional editing options include The THR5 offers five amp types: clean, compressor and noise gate functions. crunch, lead, British hi-gain and modern. The two Ultimately the THR5's goal is to bridge most impressive amp types were the clean and the gap between regular practice amps and mobile modern settings. The former setting was not just phone or tablet apps, providing a tactile and visual clean, but absolutely crystal and the modern setting solution for guitarists who still want to feel like they had plenty of gain on tap for working on those are plugging into something `real'. In terms of overall screaming bends and legato passages. tone quality and included features, there aren't many The amp's VCM (virtual circuitry modelling) small practice amps on the market that can match the effects are capable of capturing subtleties that THR5, especially at this price range. The Yamaha THR5 simple digital simulations cannot even approach, Practice Amplifier retails for $299. Revered by drummers worldwide and played exclusively by many of the greats including Dave Grohl, Jason Bonham and Roger Taylor, DW is currently celebrating 40 years in the drum business. Aimed at serious drummers looking for maximum quality at a mid-range price, DW's Performance Series offers a brand new shell technology devised by John Good and the DW Custom Shell Shop in California, which combines the latest grain orientation technology and handselected North American Hard Rock Maple. Visually, these kits are stunning. Inspired by a Custom Series kit, the Performance Series features new quarter turret lugs, low mass die-cast claw hook, new badge, logo head and a choice of 5 hand-sprayed Specialty Lacquer or 3 ultra-durable FinishPly finishes. Ultimately it's about the tone, which is deep, rich and resonant. In fact when this kit was demonstrated, I experienced one of those rare but rewarding moments where the `ideal' sound in my head I was expecting to hear was exactly what was delivered. The superior sound is largely due to the HVX shells, along with DW heads by Remo USA, suspension tom mounts, True Pitch tuning and DW 45 degree back-cut bearing edges. In order to provide these quality drums to professional players at mid-level prices, only the actual shells are included in this series of kit, all pedals, stands, cymbals and accessories are sold separately. There is also an assumption there that the level of musician likely to purchase a DW kit of this quality and level more than likely already has a hardware and accessories preference anyway. The Performance Series kits are available in numerous configurations which alters the price point. The white kit reviewed featured a 22-inch bass drum, 14 x 6.5-inch snare and a pair of 12 and 16inch toms and retails for $2999. Mega Music Wangara currently has this kit in store for $2399. by Zoom on the H2n Handy Recorder, it combines a unidirectional mid microphone that captures sound directly in front and a bidirectional side microphone that captures sound from the left and right. Increasing or decreasing the level of the Side microphone controls the width of the stereo field, assisting in recreating the audio `feel' of a performance. High definition videos are recorded in MPEG-4 format, which can be played on a computer using QuickTime. The Q2HD can record video at 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution, allowing playback on large HD televisions. A 720 pixel resolution setting can be selected for longer recordings. When shooting video, an impressive feature of the Q2HD is the lighting selection function that allows users to record using alternative settings for varied lighting conditions. The settings include auto, concert lighting and night, with each setting making adjustments to the light filters for best results. Movies can even be edited internally as the unit allows footage to be cut in order to feature the best parts of a performance. Advanced editing is made possible by utilising the included HandyShare software. As if all that isn't enough, the Q2HD also functions as a USB microphone for recording with computers or tablets and can also just be used as an audio recorder if a video recording is not necessary. The Zoom Q2HD retails for $369. YAMAHA THR5 PRACTICE AMPLIFIER Zoom's product lines of handy audio and video recorders have been assisting both musicians and fans in creating better live recordings for a few years now. It's a market that is becoming more and more relevant as our society expands its enthusiasm for sharing experiences online through Zoom Q2HD social media. The main obstacle to sharing an accurate version of said experiences in a musical sense is the quality of the audio and vision. Enter the latest from Zoom: the Q2HD Handy Video Recorder. One of the main challenges prevalent in live music video recordings is getting a decent sound when dealing with high-volume environments. The Q2HD'S analog-type microphone gain wheel allows the dialling in of appropriate gain for any recording, in addition to choosing one of three presets in the auto gain function to automatically set the recording level. The Q2HD is the first handheld camcorder to feature mid/side stereo recording. Originally included ZOOM Q2HD HANDY VIDEO RECORDER Many thanks to Mega Music Wangara and Concept Music for letting us review their products. 42 X-Press � First on the street, Wednesdays YOUR MUSIC GEAR & TECHNOLOGY GUIDE DANCE CLASSES BELLYDANCE CENTRAL STUDIO CLASSES Free class Fri 5th October. Special fun beginners courses. Term 4 starts Mon 8th October. For brochure, info & free class invite firstname.lastname@example.com 0409 511 125. www.bellydancecentral.com.au MUSOS WANTED BASS PLAYER WANTED For Aussie Rock Tribute. Dedication & reliability a must. Ph 0409 370 900. BASS PLAYER WANTED For REDSTAR. Must be professional & have good gear. Ph Tony: 0411 118 304. BASS PLAYER WANTED Four working 4 piece Blues Rock Band. Ph: 0412 231 126. BASS PLAYER WANTED Original Alt/heavy rock. Age 18-35. Infl, Tool, SndGdn, FnM, AiC. No costs. Call Chris 0400 782 905 DRUMMER WANTED Established hard rock original band Wicked Wench is looking for someone who can come to practice 2x's a wk in Ozzy Prk & do gigs. Hard hitting w/ great skills req. Check out the music 1st www. facebook.com/wickedwenchband Email: Steve at firstname.lastname@example.com DRUMMER WANTED Fo r n e w Pe r t h based stoner Rock/Metal band. Influences BLS, Machine Head, Down. w w w. m y s p a c e . c o m / p r o j e c t 6 1 X X 1 9 . Ph 0412 417 301. 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This is hands down our family's favorite meal! I have been making it for nearly 20 years...and used to call it chicken "mar-bell-a" rather than "mar-bay-ya" as in a place in Spain. I now only use boneless breast halves (usually 1/2 the recipe) and today found out that it does not affect the dish if the skin is on or off. After the chicken marinades over night, it will be moist as long as you don't overcook it. I do not measure the brown sugar, but instead lightly sprinkle it on top of the breasts by hand, using a fraction of the stated amount. Make sure to pour the wine AROUND the breasts and not on top....and again, I just pour it without measuring. Today I used a remote meat thermometer that I set to 163 d F (using a thicker chicken breast), then let it sit with a piece of foil on top to finish after removing it from the oven. I prefer the Italian parsley rather than cilantro, even though I am a cilantro fan, but either is wonderful and makes it look as amazing as it tastes. Also learned to use pitted olives from an olive bar...or garlic stuffed...rather than the typical pimento stuffed olives. This dish is phenomenal! Highly recommended!!! Bravo, Silver Palate partners....and thank you!!!!!
This has been one of my favorite recipes for years. I serve the chicken/prunes/olives on a bed of couscous and pour the pan liquid over the top. The couscous absorbs the liquid and makes a yummy side dish.
Has anyone tried this with chicken breast fillets, no bones, no skin?
This is the best chicken I have ever eaten by far. You have to try this recipe!!!
I prefer parsley to garnish this dish
You have to tweak the amounts a little bit. I use 2 breasts and 4 thighs (cut breasts in half). Use close to full amounts of the marinade ingredients though. In a hurry sometimes I make it and pop right in the oven without marinading and still is great. If you take some of the liquid out before cooking then the skin on the chicken will brown better.
about to make this recipe and read most of the reviews, but not a one mentions which garnish is better, parsley or cilantro. would really appreciate feedback on which to use, because each has a distinctive taste...which one?
I am not a big fan of olives, so when a friend recommended this recipe I was skeptical. It is soooo good. I will be making this over and over. My husband and I both loved it. I used a whole chicken and can't wait to eat the leftovers.
Thank you digbaddy. You are so right. I didnt get,as far as preheating the oven, but began all the preparations for dinner when l realized the chicken needed overnight marination. A good excuse to eat out, which is what we did. The next day l popped the chicken in thr oven. Very impressive. My better half was impressed. Very tasty as is.


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Which will come first - if anything?
The Copenhagen climate summit is supposed to craft a new and detailed global treaty to combat global warming - an expanded agreement that would extend the Kyoto climate treaty of 1997, which is due to expire in 2012.
But the meeting may well stumble on the same obstacle that kept the Kyoto treaty from ever becoming a meaningful and enforceable agreement - the inability of the US and China to agree on proportional participation.
With the December 7-18 Copenhagen conference looming, there is little indication that the US and China are any closer to a workable deal than they were in 1997.
The US government signed the Kyoto agreement, championed by then-President Bill Clinton. But the treaty was never ratified by the US Senate - and therefore never became legally binding US policy - because the Clinton administration never submitted the Kyoto deal to the Senate for approval.
With good reason. Even before the Kyoto treaty was signed, the Senate voted 95-0 to reject any UN climate-change treaty being negotiated then "or thereafter" that would limit greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by the US and other developed nations "unless the protocol or other agreement also mandates new specific scheduled commitments to limit or reduce greenhouse gas emissions for developing countries parties within the same compliance period."
Even though Democrats nearly hold a 60-vote super-majority in the Senate, there is little prospect that the House will approve any sort of climate-change legislation of its own - much less any treaty that comes out of Copenhagen - without China's committed participation. To approve a treaty - such as the broadly opposed Kyoto agreement - two-thirds of the Senate must vote to approve it, meaning 67 votes.
"The Democrats don't have the votes," says Senator James Inhofe (Republican, Oklahoma), the Senate's leading global warming skeptic. "There are too many newly elected Democrats in the Senate who don't want to go home and tell voters that they just voted for the largest tax increase in American history," he adds, referring to Republican estimates that a cap-and-trade mandate would cost US consumers $2 trillion (€1.36 trillion) in higher energy costs.
Without China's participation, even a draconian US emissions mandate would have little or no impact on the world's climate. Even Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa Jackson, a dedicated climate treaty advocate, conceded in recent Senate testimony that the "US action alone will not impact CO2 levels."
At the special UN climate meeting held in New York, US, in September - called as a sort of pep rally by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon in the hope of building momentum for the Copenhagen meeting - Chinese President Hu Jintao again resisted calls for commitments by Beijing to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions.
Instead, he merely promised that China would work to reduce its carbon intensity, the amount of carbon emissions per unit of production. But China could cut its carbon intensity by 20% and still increase its emissions by 20% because of population and production growth.
Hu called on developed nations to provide funds and royalty-free green technology to developing nations if the latter are to make any substantive GHG cuts.
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There are at least 13 Senate Democrats who have voiced strong reservations about a climate-change bill, much less a new binding global treaty.
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Mine, too. My cups runneth over.
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TTC #1 - CP 1/1/10, loss @18w due to HELLP 10/31/10, mmc 9w 12/2/12, CP 5/12/14, failed FET 6/14, no heartbeat @ 9w1d 12/1/14 :(
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MissAngee512, I'm right there with ya!
Mine certainly have. I am up at least 1/2-1 cup size and they are unbelievably sore! I started out at a C and I'm pretty petite, so they're pretty out there. I think I'm going to end up pretty self-conscious if they keep growing at this rate before I have a belly to explain the new sweater mittens. (DH is, of course, delighted.)
Mine have definitely grown and of course, hubby does not mind at all. lol. Then again, I don't mind myself since I have always been on the small side. They are super sore though, which is very uncomfortable.
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The annual Dan Griesbaum Baseball School is Thursday and Friday, Dec. 27 and 28, at Grosse Pointe South High School's main gymnasium.
The holiday hitting camp runs from 1 to 4 p.m. each day and is for players in second to sixth grade. Those in seventh and eighth grade from out of the Grosse Pointe Public School System may also attend due to MHSAA regulations.
The cost of the camp is $60 for each day or $100 for both days and all players must be pre-registered. The camp is to provide detailed instruction on the fundamentals of the game of baseball by teaching proper mechanics in a safe and positive atmosphere.
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Camp directors are Dan Griesbaum and Matt Reno.
Griesbaum has been Grosse Pointe South's varsity baseball coach for 30 years. During his tenure, the Blue Devils have won 12 conference, 19 district and one state championship in 2001. They have been in five state semifinals.
He is a member of the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) -- A pair of teenagers was arrested Friday and accused of fatally shooting a 13-month-old baby in the face and wounding his mother during their morning stroll through a leafy, historic neighborhood in southeast Georgia.
Sherry West had just been to the post office a few blocks from her apartment Thursday morning and was pushing her son, Antonio, in his stroller as they walked past gnarled oak trees and blooming azaleas in the coastal city of Brunswick.
West said a tall, skinny teenager, accompanied by a smaller boy, asked her for money.
"He asked me for money and I said I didn't have it," she told The Associated Press Friday from her apartment, which was scattered with her son's toys and movies.
"When you have a baby, you spend all your money on babies. They're expensive. And he kept asking and I just said 'I don't have it.' And he said, 'Do you want me to kill your baby?' And I said, 'No, don't kill my baby!'"
Authorities said one of the teens fired four shots, grazing West's ear and striking her in the leg, before he walked around to the stroller and shot the baby in the face.
Seventeen-year-old De'Marquis Elkins is charged as an adult with first-degree murder, along with a 14-year-old who was not identified because he is a juvenile, Police Chief Tobe Green said. It wasn't immediately clear whether the boys had attorneys.
Police announced the arrest Friday afternoon after combing school records and canvassing neighborhoods searching for the pair. The chief said the motive of the "horrendous act" was still under investigation and the weapon had not been found.
"I feel glad that justice will be served," West said. "It's not something I'm going to live with very well. I'm just glad they caught him."
West said detectives showed her photographs of about 24 young men. She pointed to one, saying he looked like the gunman.
"After I picked him, they said they had him in custody," West said. "It looked just like him. So I think we got our man."
West said she thought the other suspect looked much younger: "That little boy did not look 14."
The slaying happened around the corner from West's apartment in the city's Old Town historic district. It's a street lined with grand Victorian homes from the late 1800s. Most have been neatly restored by their owners. Others, with faded and flaking paint, have been divided into rental units like the apartment West shared with her son. The slain boy's father, Luis Santiago, lives in a house across the street.
A neighbor dropped off a fruit basket and then a hot pot of coffee Friday as a friend from the post office dropped by to comfort West.
Santiago came and went. At one point he scooped up an armload of his son's stuffed animals, saying he wanted to take them home with him. He talked about Antonio's first birthday on Feb. 5 and how they had tried different party hats on the boy.
"He's all right," Santiago told the boy's mother, trying to smile. "He's potty training upstairs in heaven."
West said her son was walking well on his own and eight of his teeth had come in. But she also mourned the milestones that will never come, like Antonio's first day at school.
"I'm always going to wonder what his first word would be," West said.
Beverly Anderson, whose husband owns the property where West has lived for several years, said she was stunned by the violence in what's generally known as a safe neighborhood where children walk to school and families are frequently outdoors.
Jonathan Mayes and his wife were out walking their dogs Friday, right past the crime scene, and said they've never felt nervous about being out after dark.
"What is so mind-numbing about this is we don't have this kind of stuff happen here," Mayes said. "You expect that kind of crap in Atlanta."
It's not the mother's first loss of a child to violence. West said her 18-year-old son, Shaun Glassey, was killed in New Jersey in 2008. She still has a newspaper clipping from the time.
Glassey was killed with a steak knife in March 2008 during an attack involving several other teens on a dark street corner in Gloucester County, N.J., according to news reports from the time.
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STAY FAR AWAY! NEW OWNERS, NEW COOKS, GARBAGE FOOD! I loved this place for a long time when it first opened, often I was the only customer in the middle of the day during the past winter. I always ordered the stunningly delicious appetizers of Chicken 65 that was a nice portion and priced well at $5, and the delicate Ginger Ghobee for $4. Beautiful food, true delicacies. Then in June they closed down for six weeks. Having reopened, they raised the prices of many menu items including the Chicken 65, which is now $7, and the Ginger Ghobee at $5. No longer priced well, but I was looking forward to having these dishes back in my life, so I got them both. OH THE HUMANITY! My beautiful Chicken 65 had turned into dried pieces of dark meat in a bland sauce, and the portion size cut by 50 - 70%. Ginger Ghobee was even worse, sauce now resembled cheap BBQ sauce, and again, the portion size cut by 50% - 70%. I called and asked since their re-opening, if it was under new management and new cooks, and was told yes. GOODBYE CURRY CLUB. Seamless Webbers --- you've been warned!
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Order from them regularly --- best price and delivery --- and their salmon tikka is always perfectly prepared!
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Very yummy food and the price is good too. I got the club vegetable dinner special and I was surprised it comes with 3 kinds of vegetables along with the naan and mango chutney. And the portion is big enough for 2 people who are not heavy eaters. The only downside is the delivery is a bit slow, almost 1 hour. Since I only live 2 blocks away, I will pick up next time.
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I have never left reviews before. I ordered from them yesterday and I am ready to order today again. It says volume about the taste. Haven't seen the place yet. Loved their ginger gobhi appetizer....
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I was really impressed with the food that I ordered. I got the vegetable dinner special with the Aloo Gobhee Adrak Masala as the main dish and I was given two vegetable dishes on the side, mango or mint chutney (I got mango), and rice or naan. Getting it with rice is a really great deal! I also ordered garlic naan. I think it was the best naan I have ever had. Super huge and fluffy. I also got the Gulab Jamun for dessert, which was delicious. The price was super reasonable over all, especially considering I was stuffed after eating only half of it. I'm excited to have leftovers! I was also very impressed with the delivery service. Everything was warm and packaged really nicely and securely. The delivery guy came a half hour before the estimated delivery time, which is a bit early, but I am not complaining because I was quite hungry! I highly recommend Curry Club!
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When the Braves landed in Cincinnati, they were getting ready to take on a struggling Reds team that had scored three runs in three games against the surprising Pirates.
It did not appear as if the Reds struggles would last much longer after Jair Jurrjens gave up a leadoff home run in the bottom of the first, putting the Reds up 1-0.
After Bronson Arroyo got through the first three frames, Jason Heyward and Brian McCann quickly helped him forget about those innings, hitting solo home runs on back-to-back pitches and giving the Braves a 2-1 lead.
Atlanta took a 3-1 lead in the 6th after McCann scored on Alex Gonzalez's single that dropped just in front of Reds CF Drew Stubbs, but the centerfielder limited the Braves to just that run as he threw Eric Hinske out at the plate. Hinske was attempting to score from second after his double put runners on 2nd and 3rd with one out.
The Reds answered right back, getting three runs in the bottom of the 6th off home runs by Fred Lewis and Stubbs, but Martin Prado tied the game in the top of the 7th, hitting a game-tying solo shot that ricocheted just off the heel of Stubbs glove as he attempted to rob Prado.
The game stayed knotted at 4 until the top of the 9th. Gonzalez singled to lead off before taking second on Brooks Conrad's sacrifice bunt. With his 12 game hitting streak on the line, Dan Uggla came to the plate looking to give the Braves the lead.
He did just that, taking a 3-2 fastball into the seats in right center and giving the Braves a 6-4 lead, extending his hitting streak to a career-high 13 games. It was all Craig Kimbrel needed, as the rookie locked down his 31st save of the year. Jurrjens went 6 innings, giving up the four runs on four hits while fanning nine and walking three. His nine strikeouts were one short of his career-high. Venters pitched a perfect 8th for his 5th win.
It was Uggla's first ever pinch hit appearance.
Saturday's contest was a tale of two different ballgames.
Once again, the Reds got on the board early, scoring in the bottom of the first to take a 1-0 lead before the Braves took a 2-1 lead in the top of the 2nd after Derek Lowe's double scored Uggla and Hinske. The Braves had a chance to score first in the top of the 1st after Heyward doubled with one out, but he was thrown out at home trying to score on Freddie Freeman's single to left.
As hot as it was, Lowe silenced the Reds bats until the 6th inning, when everything fell apart. Lowe gave up five consecutive hits, three for extra bases, as the Reds put up three runs in the frame, taking a 4-2 lead. It did not end there, as they put up a seven-spot in the bottom of the 7th, taking an 11-2 lead.
Lowe completed 5 innings but did not retire a batter in the 6th, as he allowed four runs on six hits while striking out just one and walking two.
With a chance to take the season series (the Braves took two of three in Atlanta May 27-29), the Braves sent Brandon Beachy to the mound in Sunday night's ESPN Game of the Week, opposite Dontrelle Willis.
Beachy was victimized early by the long ball, giving up a home run in the first and second inning before settling in to shut the Reds down over the next 4 innings.
Looking up at a 3-0 deficit, the Braves offense got things going in the 4th, starting with McCann's leadoff shot that landed 433 feet from home plate. Not done there, Freeman doubled a batter later and scored after Wilkin Ramirez hustled out a potential inning-ending double play, giving the Braves their second run of the game.
The Braves tied the game in the 7th after McLouth singled with one out, took second on a wild pitch and scored on Julio Lugo's pinch hit single.
After watching the Braves waste a chance to take the lead, stranding Gonzalez at third in the top of the 9th, Stubbs ended the game and the series, leading off the top of the 9th win a game-winning home run, giving the Reds a 4-3 victory and earning a split of the season series.
In the finale, Uggla went 0-for-3, ending his hitting streak at 14 consecutive contests. In his 6 innings of work, Beachy gave up three runs on five hits, striking out four and walking four while throwing 112 pitches. O'Flaherty and Venters pitched scoreless 7th and 8th innings before Linebrink allowed Stubbs to end the game.
The two teams split the season series, and in each series, the visitors took the opener before the home team won the final two of the set.
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I am enjoying your thread--and learning quite a bit. I have two '81 IT465s I am combining into one. I have a new top end--piston and freshly bored matched cylinder. I also have some new wiring, new bearings everywhere, new DG exhaust system, new bars, new tires, new cables, new brakes. In short, a nice project ready to put together and try out.
My biggest dilemma with the IT465 is that neither of my cases will work without some repair and maybe machining. The better of the cases has a hole between the tranny and the crankcase.The other case is shattered at the kickstarter shaft (lots of abuse there from energetic POs, I fear). I recognize some of the flaws in your cases as similar to my own,
Your photos and research have shown me my cases are about par for the course and not unusually damaged. I am also learning what to look for as I put everything back together.
My best course of action, though, might be to purchase a set of cases in good condition and bin what I have. I have plenty of tranny gears in good shape so even a worn out gearbox won't be a deal breaker for me.
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Thanks cordless. I am glad you are finding this helpful. There are many great projects going on here at ADVR, the site has been a great source of information to me also as I have a couple of airheads I often tinker with.
From your description, it sounds like you are making good progress yourself. Perhaps you can post some pictures?
Have you had your it465 for long? All of the 465's are fine bikes. I am glad to hear you are fixing it.
If your case is broken in the gasket surface area or in a bearing support then yes, I think I too would look for a replacement set. If it is just a small hole than maybe welding would be fine. One of my motors has a small crack at the back of the kick starter shaft boss where many seem to break. I am going to try welding it up at some point. I can usually weld aluminum pretty well if I can clean the area so it is free of oil and contanminants and if the material is truly aluminum.
I did recently weld a 465 clutch cover which is made of magnesium. That was a tougher process. I think there may have still been oil residue within the crack I was repairing despite efforts to clean it well. The weld did not look too great but it did take and does not leak. Since then I have done some more reading about welding magnesium. There was a nice video on youtube on the topic of welding magnesium. I'll be trying again with another broken cover I have. Practice makes perfect as they say.
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