Guitar Mashing is the second studio album produced by session guitarist and multi instrumentalist and composer Tim Scott, first released on 26 November 2008.
The album artwork features a fictional dictionary definition for the term Guitar Mashing which was in part derived from the official Oxford English Dictionary definitions for the words Guitar and Mash but heavily distorted for use as a propaganda tool to assist in marketing the album's unusual genre.
The album was recorded and mixed at Acer Studios in Greater Manchester by Tim Scott and was mastered by Geoff Pesche at Abbey Road Studios, London.
Track listing
Personnel
Tim Scott Plays:
Guitars: Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Spanish Classical Guitar, Slide Guitar, Talk Box Guitar, and Utterly Inspirational Whammy Wah Guitar Bass: Four & Five String Electric Bass Guitars Keyboards: Strings, Pads, Special Effects and Exclusive Sample Manipulation Vocals: Background Vocal Harmonies, Shouts, Whistles, Whispers and Effects Percussion: Tambourines, Indian Finger Cymbals, Bongos, Shakers, Claves, Chunky Silver Wrist Chain, Jam Bells, Tri-Tone Samba Whistle, Flex-A-Tone, Chimes, Air Horn, Vibra-Slap, Bell Tree, Castanets, Agogo Bells, Cabassa, Cowbells, Handclaps, Sambago Bells, Earth Plates, Jam Blocks, Steel & Chrome Kitchen Bin, Triangles and Finger Clicks Drums: KD Snare, Loblan Cowboy Boot Kick Drum Stomps, Zildjian Hi-Hats, Ride, Crash, Splash & China Trash Cymbals Electronic Drums & Drum Programming: Roland V-Drums arranged via midi on a Roland Fantom X6 Workstation and Sampler.Original Guitar Mashing under CD tray liner notes All songs written, arranged & played by: Tim Scott All songs published by: (T. Scott) Acer Records (MCPS) Produced by: Tim Scott Recorded & mixed by: Tim Scott at Acer Studios, Greater ManchesterOriginal Guitar Mashing CD booklet liner notes
Release history
Region Date Format LabelUnited Kingdom 28 November 2008 CDAcer Records 9 November 2009 Digital download
References
External links [ allmusic] discogs Acer Records discogs discography