"Who Do You Think You Are" from the album "Meddazzaland" 

Anthony performed this drum track at Studio Bopnique Musique back in 1997.The kit was a Noble and Cooley  "Maple Classic"  with a solid maple SS classic snare.  (Thanks to JJ and Carol Jones at Noble and Cooley.) It was recorded with a pair of earthworks mics. (A matched pair of the early original OM1's ). Bob St. John  and AJR ended up  keeping the drums pretty much mono during the mix at Metropolis in Chiswick London. This was before the days of pro-tools so it has  a very live loose feel that anthony played live against some programmed tracks and little vinyl kit programmed on my old not so trusty anymore AKAI KBS1000. You can hear the unmistakeable Bopnique room sound with it's warm brick and beam ambience. Here is what amazon.com had to say about the album:

Extreme's Nuno Bettencourt is a renaissance man. He's a mega-shredder, is currently touring with pop star Rihanna and even writes, produces and directs music videos.

Today, Noisecreep premieres the video for 'King of the Ladies,' a fun, classic anthem perfect for summer. While Gary Cherone is known as Extreme's frontman, Bettencourt takes most of the lead on this one, telling a story of going back in time, trying to impress girls in his neighborhood. As you would expect, there's a big party, a barbecue -- and the cops arrive.

Anthony J. Resta wrote the foundation for the song (beats and basslines) then sent it to Nuno,
the results are a very fun Pop Rock track with Nuno's signature Guitar Virtuosity throughout.

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As Bopnique enters the wide world of music for Film, TV, Industry, Advertisers, etc,
there is a large body of work to consider. It was recently brought to our attention by one very innovative and forward thinking scientist/musician/inventor extraordinaire Bob Crowley that
Bopnique artist Andrea Surova should be a prime source for cinematic musical vision. So, sit back with a pair of good headphones and travel up up and away  on   Andrea's "Silver Highway".