Spacehog’s Final Frontier from The Chinese Album sessions. Written by Antony Langdon.
Monthly Archive for June, 2008
Photo: spacehog.hive.net
The Lungs (A.K.A. Proto-Arckid) performing “Rythm”. Originally posted on Antony Langdon’s site, antonylangdon.com around 2004 (est), featuring Antony Langdon, Royston Langdon and Christian Langdon.
Thanks to Jonny Cragg for the additional information!
Originally posted on Arckid’s site, arckid.net in 2006, this demo features Royston Langdon, Antony Langdon, Christian Langdon and session drummer David Heinke.
“After I left, I discovered the band was LA-based Victoria, and the singer was Antony Langdon of Spacehog. They’ve got a new CD coming out, and are playing here this weekend. Langdon’s also working on a record with Joaquin Phoenix.”
Check out this post about Antony Langdon at LA Weekly Blogs
This demo was originally posted on Antony Langdon’s Louis Arogant site in early 2007.
Originally posted on The Tender Trio’s site, thetendertrio.com in 2005.
Originally posted on Kid Symphony’s site, kidsymphony.com in 2004.
Jonny Cragg’s remix of the Spacehog tune, Lucy’s Shoe.
Song notes, as provided by Jonny Cragg himself:
“I (of course) was keen to get the remix an official release as i spent a lot of time and effort doing it. The idea started when i asked our then manager David Sonenburg if another one of his artists; Wyclef Jean (of the Fugees) would do a single remix. David dragged his heels and eventually said that he was not prepared to approach his artist about it. Enraged i had it out with him on the beach in Amagansett L.I. and vowed to do the bloody thing myself.
I flew to England and did all the preproduction work with the original Bryce Goggin stems along with my long time partner in crime Mr Simon Speight in his house in London. We then decamped to Axis studios in Sheffield to do a final pass;the mix engineer was non other than Mr Ken Nelson of Coldplay fame. I must also credit Simon with some additional guitar work on that version, which was necessary to glue together our new arrangement.
Jonny xx”
Thank you Jonny!
Originally published on the Spacehog fan site, hogspace.org in April 2001, the unmastered version of Spacehog’s And It Is.
Originally posted on Christian Langdon’s MySpace page in late 2007 (est).
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