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Jon Altschiller Complete Discography 2015 Phish Jon Altschiller Complete Discography 2015 Phish – Amsterdam - mix Phish – Reynolds Coliseum 12/16/99 – mix, master Bonnaroo - AT&T U-verse Presents: Superjam 2014 Documentary Series – post mix Railroad Earth – Live At Red Rocks August 02, 2014 – stereo mix, 5.1 surround mix 2014 The Disco Biscuits – The Classical Set – mix, mastering Phish – “Fuego” – recording (title track “Fuego”) Life Is Good Festival – Palladia broadcast – Stereo & 5.1 surround mix -Artists include: Hall & Oates, Jack Johnson, Amos Lee, Dawes Lockn’ Music Festival – audio production for live webcasts -Artists include: Wilco, Grace Potter, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Gary Clark Jr. Trey Anastasio Band – live downloads – mix Conspirator – “Up” – recording American Babies – Stark And Red EP – mastering Mister G – The Bossy E – mastering Phish – live downloads and webcasts – record, mix RAQ – live webcast and download – record, mix 2013 Dave Matthews Band – Live Trax Volume 28 – stereo & 5.1 surround mix Phish – Ventura – mix Phish – live downloads and webcacsts – record, mix American Babies – Knives and Teeth – recording, mix Bonnaroo – Rock And Soul Superjam u-verse episodes – mix -Artists include: Jim James, John Oates, Billy Idol, R. Kelly Trey Anastasio Band – live downloads – mix Trey Anastasio Band – live webcasts – record, mix Mike Gordon – The Egg – mix Dave Matthews – “I Need A Word” – for Sesame Street – recording, mixing Lockn Music Festival – live webcasts – produce, record, mix -Artists include: Further, String Cheese Incident with Zac Brown, Further, Gov’t Mule, Punch Brothers Life Is Good Festival – live webcasts – record, mix -Artists include: Hall & Oates, Jack Johnson, Amos Lee, Dawes @ChillerSound – American Babies - live in-studio webcast – produce, record, mix Nancy Blake for Inside Llewyn Davis Soundtrack – recording Mister G – ABC Fiesta – mastering 2012 Phish – live downloads and webcasts – record, mix Phish - Star Lake 98 – stereo & 5.1 surround mix Phish – 12.31.91 Worcester Memorial Auditorium – matrix mix Trey Anastasio Band – live downloads – mix Mister G – Chocolalala – mastering Conspirator – Unlocked – Live From The Georgia Theatre – mastering Brothers Past – Everything Must Go 011 – mastering Jeremiah Abiah – Life As A Ballad – recording, mixing 2011 The Decemberists – Live At Bull Moose – mix Phish – live downloads and webcasts – record, mix Trey Anastasio Band – live downloads – mix American Babies – Flawed Logic – mastering Phish – Live In Utica 2010 – record, stereo and 5.1 surround mix Bonnaro0 365 – mix -Artists include: LCD Soundsystem, Oysterhead, Dave Matthews & Friends Rachael Yamagata – Chesapeake – engineer Herbie Hancock – Canon event “Chameleon” – record Anna Deveare Smith Works – website – record, sound design Mike Gordon – live downloads – mix Mister G – Bugs – mastering Bonnaroo – Bonnaroo “Feel The Magic” – production 2010 Phish – live downloads and webcasts – record, mix Phish – Coral Sky – stereo and 5.1 surround mix Phish - Live at the Legendary Alpine Valley Music Theatre – record, stereo & 5.1 surround mix Bonnaroo 365 – The White Stripes – audio production, mix HeadCount – Best of Bonnaroo – mix -Artists include: Pearl Jam, Wilco, Ani DiFranco, Bob Weir & Ratdog, Earth Day 2010 – The National Mall Highlights – mix -Artists include: Sting, The Roots, Joss Stone, John Legend, Bob Weir Gogol Bordello – Brooklyn Bowl webcast – record, mix Disco Biscuits – Planet Anthem – recording, mixing Trey Anastasio Band – TAB at the Tab – mix Trey Anastasio Band – live webcast – record, mix Mike Gordon – live downloads – mix American Babies – Weight of the World EP – mastering Trey Anastasio & The Scorchio Quintent – Live From Princeton – mix 2009 Jason Mraz – Jason Mraz’ Beautiful Mess – Live On Earth – stereo and 5.1 surround mix Dave Matthews Band – Europe 2009 – stereo and 5.1 surround mix Larger Than Life in 3D – audio production, stereo & 5.1 surround mix - Artists include: Dave Matthews Band, Ben Harper & Relentless7, Gogol Bordello Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 4 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Joss Stone, Primus, Bob Weir & Ratdog, Damian Marley Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 5 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Jimmy Buffett and Ilo Ferreira with the Coral Reefer Allstars, Ani DiFranco, MGMT, Ben Harper & Relentless7 Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 6 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Wilco, Passion Pit, Raphael Saadiq Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 7 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Cage The Elephant, Band of Horses, Santigold, Elvis Costello with Jenny Lewis and Her Sound Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 8 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Phoenix, Jenny Lewis with Elvis Costello, The Decemberists, Andrew Bird Bonnaroo – Live from Bonnaroo DVD – stereo and 5.1 surround mix - Artists include: Beastie Boys, Phish, Passion Pit, Snoop Dog, Andrew Bird Gogol Bordello – Live from Axis Mundi – stereo and 5.1 surround mix Disco Biscuits – On Time EP – recording, mixing Disco Biscuits – Widgets EP – recording, mixing Shiny Lapel Trio – From The Git Go – record, mix Dee Dozier – All I Ask – recording, mixing 2008 Rachael Yamagata – Elephants…Sinking Teeth Into Heart – recording, mixing Bonnaroo – The Raconteurs – radio/web stream – mix Deborah Harry (for Fallout Boy) – Folie A Deux - recording Bonnaroo – Bonnaroo 2008 DVD – stereo and 5.1 surround mix - Artists include: Pearl Jam, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Broken Social Scene, Tegan & Sara, My Morning Jacket, Mastodon Bonnaroo – What Is Bonnaroo? Video – sound design, production Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 1 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: The Roots, Dave Matthews Band, Wolfmother Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 2 – audio production, mix, post mix - Artists include: Death Cab For Cutie, O.A.R., Lily Allen, Robert Randolph & The Family Band Bonnaroo – Best Of Bonnaroo Volume 3 – Audio Production, Mix, Post Mix - Artists include: Cypress Hill, Kings of Leon, Atmosphere, The Flaming Lips EMI Jim Croce Compilation – mastering EMI Phil Spector Compilation – mastering EMI Motown Compilation – mastering EMI Now Hear This 19 – mastering EMI Now Hear This 20 – mastering Rockstar Games – Midnight Club Los Angeles – Mastering Rockstar Games – Grand Theft Auto IV – mastering DJ Green Lantern – Original Music for Grand Theft Auto IV – mixing, mastering ASCAP Music Lounge @ The TriBeCa Film Festival 2008 – Record -Artists include: Brett Dennen, Rachael Yamagata, Regina Spektor, Ingrid Michaelson, Six Pence None The Richer 2007 Mandy Moore – Wild Hope – recording, engineer, mix Galactic – Bonnaroo 2007 digital downloads – mix Keller Williams – Dream – “Kiwi and the Apricot” & “Slo Mo Balloon” – recording, mix Disco Biscuits – Progressions DVD – mix Jammys – The Best of the Jammys, Vol. 2 DVD – mix -Artists include: Gov’t Mule, Derek Trucks, Particle, Blues Traveler and Betty LaVette, B-52’s, Trey Anastasio American Babies – American Babies – produce, record, mix Project Music Rescue – record -Artists include: Will Ackerman, Jeff Oster, Diane Zeigler, Dana Cunningham ASCAP Music Lounge @ The TriBeCa Film Festival 2007 – Record -Artists include: Donovan, Ben Lee, Rhett Miller, Martha Wainwright 2006 Foo Fighters – Skin And Bones CD/DVD – soundtrack mixing/mixing for opening sequence and closing credits Jammys – The Best Of The Jammys, Vol. 1 DVD – mix - Artists include – Buddy Guy and John Mayer, Ryan Adams and Phil Lesh, String Cheese Incident with Perry Farrell, Steve Winwood, moe. 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