Rob Campanella Explained

Rob Campanella
Background:	non_vocal_instrumentalist
Birth Date:	DD MM YYYY
Origin:	Silverlake, California, United States
Instrument:	Guitar, keyboards
Genre:	Indie rock
Occupation:	Musician, producer, engineer
Associated Acts:	The Quarter After, The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Rob Campanella is an American musician, best known as a Los Angeles producer, engineer, and member of The Quarter After.^[1]

Music career

Producer and engineer

Discography

Albums/CDs

• The Ethers, The Ethers, album (1999) – producer, engineer
• Sunstorm, Sunstorm, album (2000) – producer, engineer, mixing, guitar
• The Tyde, Once, album (2001) – producer, engineer, mixing
• The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Bravery, Repetition & Noise, album (2001) – producer, engineer, Hammond organ, acoustic guitar, Melotron flute, Spanish guitar, Vox fuzz repeater
• Cloud Eleven, Orange and Green and Yellow and Near, album (2002) – mandolin
• The Tyde, Twice, album (2003) – producer, engineer, mixing
• Dead Meadow, from Buddyhead Presents: Gimme Skelter, album, "Let's Jump In" (2003) - producer, engineer
• The Brian Jonestown Massacre, And This Is Our Music, album (2003) – producer, engineer, Hammond organ, dobro, mandolin, piano
• The Tyde, from Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before: 25 Years of Rough Trade, album, "Tell Me" (2003) - engineer
• Meow Meow, Snow Gas Bones, album (2004), - mixing
• Dead Meadow, from Matador at Fifteen album, "The Whirlings" (2004) – producer, engineer
• Frausdots, Couture, Couture, Couture, album (2004) – mandolin
• Daydream Nation, Bella Vendetta, album (2004) – slide guitar
• Mia Doi Todd, Manzanita, album (2005) – producer, engineer, mixing, dulcimer, mandolin, piano, electric guitar
• Dusty Sound System, Days of Horror, Nights of Splendor, album (2005) – producer, engineer, guitar
• The Quarter After, The Quarter After, album (2005) – producer, engineer, guitar, vocals, piano, Mellotron, organ, dobro, mandolin, bass guitar
• C24C, Stay Gold, album (2005) – producer, engineer, mixing
• Scarling., So Long, Scarecrow, album (2005) – producer, engineer
• Goldrush, Ozona, album (2005) – producer
• Imogene, Imogene, album (2005) – engineer
• The Tyde, Three's Co., album (2006) – producer, engineer, mixing, slide guitar
• Mia Doi Todd, from La Ninja: Amor and Other Dreams of Manzanita, album (2006) "Norwegian Wood" - producer, engineer, acoustic Guitar, Mellotron, and "The Last Night Of Winter" - re-mixer
• The Abe Lincoln Story, Kings Of The Soul Punk Swing, album (2007) – engineer
• The Lovetones, Axiom, album (2007) – producer, engineer, Mellotron, slide guitar, bazouki
• Dead Meadow, Old Growth, album (2008) – producer, engineer
• The Stereo Workers Union, God Bless The Stereo Workers Union!, album (2008) – producer, engineer, guitar, bass, Mellotron, mandolin, sitar, tambourine
• The Quarter After, Changes Near, album (2008) – producer, engineer, mixing, guitar, vocals, Mellotron, piano, Hammond organ, tamboura, dobro
• Meow Meow, Meow Meow, album (2008) – producer, engineer, mixing
• The Lovetones, Dimensions, album (2009) – producer, engineer, mixing, Mellotron, piano
• Lower Heaven, ASHES, album (2009) – engineer, Mellotron
• Chief Nowhere, Chief Nowhere, album (2010) – engineer, Mellotron, Leslie vocals
• Seth Swirsky, Watercolor Day, album (2010) – mixing, engineer, sitar, tampura
• The Lovetones, Lost, album (2010) – engineer, mixing, Mellotron

Singles and EPs

• Basement Youth Miracle, self-titled EP, (1999); producer, engineer, mixing
• The Drummed, "Eraserhead", EP (1997) – guitar
• The Drummed, "Mosquito", EP (1998) – guitar
• The Drummed, "The Drummed", EP (1999) – guitar, engineer, mixing
• The Tyde, "Strangers Again"/"Improper" (2000) – engineer, mixing
• The Tyde, "All My Bastard Children"/"Silver's Okay Michelle" (2001) – engineer, mixing
• Beachwood Sparks, "Once We Were Trees"/"Wake Up Little Susie" (2001) – producer, engineer
• The Tyde, "The World's Strongest Man/"Sullen Eyes" (2001) – engineer, mixing
• The Tyde, "Blood Brothers EP" (2002) – engineer, mixing
• The Tyde, "Go Ask Yer Dad"/"Blood Brothers" (CD single also includes "Play It As It Lays") (May 2003) (US) – engineer, mixing
• Meow Meow, "Cracked"/"Not Worth Recovering"/"Nature Is A Machine" (2004) – engineer, mixing
• Scarling., "Crispin Glover"/"Art of Pretension" (2004) – producer, engineer
• Scarling., "Crispin Glover"/"Love Becomes A Ghost" (2004) – producer, engineer
• The Tyde, "Look By in Anger"/"Roadrunner" (2004) – engineer, mixing
• Frausdots, "Dead Wrong"/"Pastels" (2004) – producer, engineer
• Frausdots, "Gonna Lose It" (2005) – producer, engineer, mixing
• Scarling. / The Willowz, split 7-inch "We Are the Music Makers" (2005) – producer, engineer
• Scarling., "Staring to the Sun" (2006) – producer, engineer, mixing
• The Quarter After, "Too Much Too Think About" (2008) – producer, engineer, guitar, vocals, sitar
• Spider Problem, "Natural Selections EP" (2008) – producer, engineer, mixing
• Scarling., "Who Wants To Die For Art?" (2013) – producer, engineer, mixing

Filmography

• DiG! (2004)

External links

• The Quarter After
• The Quarter After on Myspace

Notes and References

1. Web site: Rob Campanella (of the Brian Jonestown Massacre) – "the Lost Art of Songwriting" . https://archive.today/20190317102334/https://alovethatssound.com/2015/12/02/on-the-lost-art-of-songwriting-an-interview-with-rob-campanella-of-the-brian-jonestown-massacre/. dead. 2019-03-17. alovethatssound.com. 2019-03-17.