Ted Niceley is an American record producer. He is most known for his production work with Fugazi, Girls Against Boys, Jawbox, Tripping Daisy, and others.[1][2]
Ted Niceley | |
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 Ted Niceley reflecting | |
| Background information | |
| Genres | Rock, post-hardcore, post-punk, alternative rock |
| Occupation(s) | producer |
| Years active | 1984–present |
| Labels | |
| Website | tedniceley |
Production credits edit
Select production/engineering/mixing credits include the following:[1][3]
- Tommy Keene – Strange Alliance (1981) ◦‣
- Tommy Keene – Places That Are Gone (1984) ◦‣
- Fugazi – 13 Songs (1989)
- Fugazi – Repeater (1990)
- The Dead Milkmen – Soul Rotation (1992)
- Noir Désir – Tostaky (1992)
- Noir Désir – Dies Irae (1993)
- Girls Against Boys – Venus Luxure No.1 Baby (1993)
- Fugazi – In on the Kill Taker (1993)
- Magnapop – Kiss My Mouth (1993)
- Shudder to Think – Hit Liquor (1994)
- Girls Against Boys – Cruise Yourself (1994)
- Jawbox – For Your Own Special Sweetheart (1994)
- Shudder to Think – Pony Express Record (1994)
- Stanford Prison Experiment – The Gato Hunch (1995)
- Tripping Daisy – I Am an Elastic Firecracker (1995)
- Ruth Ruth – Laughing Gallery (1995)
- Noir Désir –666.667 Club (1996)
- Frente – Shape (1996)
- Girls Against Boys – House of GVSB (1996)
- Doughboys – Turn Me On (tracks: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10 to 12) (1996)[4]
- Shudder to Think – 50,000 B.C. (1997)
- Stanford Prison Experiment – Wrecreation (1998)
- Girls Against Boys – You Can't Fight What You Can't See (2002)
- Future Kings of Spain – Future Kings of Spain (2002)
- Gâtechien – 4 (2010)
- The Hyènes – Peace & Loud (2012)
- Backbone Party – Beirutopia (2013)
- New Rising Sons –Set It Right (2019) ◦‣
◦‣ Denotes bass performance credit
Compilation Albums and Singles edit
- Clerks: Music from the Motion Picture : Track: Kill the Sexplayer – Artist: Girls Against Boys (1994)
- Mallrats : Track: Cruise Your New Baby Fly Self – Artist: Girls Against Boys (1995)
- Higher Learning (Soundtrack) : Track: Eye – Artist: Eve's Plum (1995)
References edit
- ^ a b AllMusic Guide. Last accessed 4/23/11.
- ^ Discogs.com. Last accessed 4/23/11.
- ^ ArtistDirect.com Ted Niceley Credits. Last accessed 4/23/11.
- ^ Doughboys – Turn Me On
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