BT

I was doing a little bit of a rabbit hole.

I was really surprised about the BT song.

So you in a room with, what was it, Rose McGowan and Tommy Stinson? Yeah.

It sounds like a really fascinating time.

He had this band, I guess it was early 90s called Love's Good Love before Psycho first got back together.

We became fast friends and stuff.

So it was actually Richard who hooked me up with BT because Richard was doing guitar stuff for BT and BT was doing a record or something.

And he's like, oh, I want to.

Peaked at number 34 on the UK Albums Chart, number 150 in America, and it had live tracks like Living in the Past.

In 1997, BT released Electric Sky Church Music.

This was his sophomore studio album from the electronic musician known as Brian Transau, or BT for short, by the way.

His song, Tomahawk.

is one of my deserted island songs that i if stuck on a deserted island it would be that one and also uh your love from the outfield just two of them yes i know it's weird but i love those songs In any event, I love BT.

This particular trance album hit number 68 on the UK albums chart and it had the songs Flemming June and Remember.

In 1997, Elton John released The Big Picture.

I knew exactly what to do and tell an engineer to do by listening to the DATs.

At that time, they were playing Danny Snaggler, Dave Morales, Eric Cupper, BT, Grace Not Over Just Come Out, Pig Bag, the Paul Oakenfold thing.

That was great.

But basically, all the beginning was Miami, rich, just kick, hi-hat.

And what Digweed did in particular was he would create silence in the club, Dexter.

He would take something down to a Spanish guitar.

An example of this is BT's Loving You More.

Loving you more.

Responsible for some of the greatest trance and progressive trance vocal tracks of all time.

Things like Skydive, Freefall, Mercury and Solace, BT, Flesh.

The epic Tiesto remix of that tune.

Sweet words from Jan Johnston and Matt Black.

Dubvision tonight.

Before that, "Love Comes Again" by me, Tiesto, featuring BT in the Inner Sense remix.

Before that, Eric Prydz, "Opus" in the Treasure Foot Lake, and Kevin de Vries & Platero, "Man Like Me".

And this is Solar Stone versus Sirocco, "Destination" in the F-N remix.

And I think it really tells you what to expect with this movie.

And this film was composed and supervised by electronic music pioneer BT, also known as Brian Transo.

And he did a really spectacular job of blending this high-tempo electronica, breakbeats, and also ambient techno directly into the film.

And I didn't know he was associated with this movie when I first saw it.

And it really finds a good synergy in the movie because you've got these different stories going on.

And I think you need that tone to help carry it through when you go from one story to the next.

And BT is still making music today.

I saw that he recently was the composer on a big video game release.