Re: [Texascavers] RE: Music in Caves

[Chris Vreeland]

Speaking of music in caves, Tony Levin (the world's greatest bass  
player, if you ask me, or even if you didn't) recorded an album called  
From the Caves of Iron Mountain, though after reading the scant notes  
here: http://www.tonylevin.com/store/store.html (It's about the 8th  
item down the page) you can see that it was actually recorded in a  
mine. Lots of non-caver-types fail to make the distinction between  
caves & mines, but anyway that's a digression. The album was recorded  
live, underground, in a hollowed out chamber. I haven't heard it, but  
judging by the calibre of the players (All A-list session guys who've  
worked with King Crimson, Steely Dan, Peter Gabriel, etc.) I'd imagine  
it's worth a listen.

CV
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