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Project Tyme - Clockwyze FLAC album

Project Tyme Prog Rock 1984

Performer: Project Tyme
Genre: Rock
Title: Clockwyze
Released: 1984
Style: Prog Rock
FLAC version ZIP size: 1561 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1602 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1133 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 756
Other Formats: MP2 WMA DXD ASF VOC MP1 VOX

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Tracklist

A1	The Mirror
A2	Scot Free
A3	B.T.W.C.
A4	Rush Hour
B1	The Great American Ulcer
B2	Sanity Day
B3	Wondering Why
B4	Remembering You

Credits

Artwork – Tom Banker
Bass – Sandy Nordahl
Drums – Dan Boss, Mark Burrill
Engineer – Tom Tatman
Vocals, Keyboards, Bass, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Producer – Scot Schwestka

Notes

RECORDED OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER 1984 AT CATAMOUNT RECORDING STUDIOS,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA (WHERE?)
ENGINEERED BY TOM TATMAN
PRODUCED BY SCOT JON SCHWESTKA
MASTERED AT NRP NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
COVER ILLUSTRATION BY TOM BANKER
LOGO & DESIGN BY SCOT JON SCHWESTKA
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANDY NORDAHL, BRIAN McCONNELL, DAN BOSS
ALL SONGS WRITTEN BY SCOT JON SCHWESTKA EXCEPT “THE GREAT AMERICAN
ULCER” BY SCOT JON SCHWESTKA AND TOM BANKER

THANKS TO:
• DAN, MARK AND SANDY FOR THEIR TYME AND CREATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS PROJECT.
• TOM BANKER FOR SITTING UP AND LISTENING TO MY STUPID JOKES, INTERESTING CHATS
AT WEE HOURS OF THE NIGHT, AND LET US NOT FORGET, COVER ART WORK AND LYRICS.
WHAT A GUY! WHAT A GUY?
• TOM (RIGHT, WELL!) TATMAN FOR HIS HELP WITH EVERYTHING ON THE RECORDING, AND
THE A) INTERESTING, B) BIZARRE, C) DIFFERENT, D) STRANGE, E) NONE OF THE ABOVE
NOISES ON “PAUSE-EFFECT”.
• MOLE (HONK! HONK!) FOR BEING A MOLE.
• DAN NORTHEY FOR THE GIBSON ACOUSTIC.
• BRIAN McCONNELL FOR BACK COVER PHOTO OF SCOT.
• BIFF FOR BEING SUCH A WONDROUS CHICKEN.
• THE DURDGE, FOR GIVING ME THE MOTIVATION TO DO SOMETHING ELSE.
• THE STRANGERS (OOH! THEY’RE REAL SCARY!)
• RFM, FOR POINTING ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
• FRILOG AND LARGE PLASTIC CHICKENS.
• TWO GOATS AND A MULE.
• EVERYONE WHO SAID IT COULDN’T BE DONE, FOR MAKING ME PROVE THEM WRONG.
AND EVERYONE WHO BELIEVED IN THE MUSIC AND IN ME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
~SCOT

NO THANKS:
• I’M DRIVING.
• TO SANDY’S FEET!
• TO THE PUTT-PUTT BAND (WE LIED!)
• TO LONG STAIRWAYS AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT.
• TO WORKING WHEN I COULD HAVE BEEN PLAYING (IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN).

BEWARE OF BACKWARDS MESSAGES.

Dusar

A 4 piece from Iowa, but pressed in Dallas. As such, just like the Ojas album we posted a few days ago, this was a buck bin album in my neck of the woods through to the early 90s. Lead by double neck guitarist Scot Jon Schwestka (mullet is intact and functioning), Project Tyme are mid-80's all the way, with electric drums and warm bass tones. Early 80's Rush seems to be the main inspiration for the compositions. What keeps this from being a laugher, is the guitar work which is quite good actually. Expressive, skillful, energetic and no shred to be found (a common problem in those days). Once you get past the first 2 tracks, the rest is quite good as it's pretty much all instrumental from there on out. The production is excellent considering it's a homemade job. Neat cover art as well. - Groove Collector.com

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