Home / Music / Keiji Haino recorded Watashi Dake in a pitch-black studio, unable to see his own guitar neckMusic linernotes album music keiji-hainoKeiji Haino recorded Watashi Dake in a pitch-black studio, unable to see his own guitar neckThe studio tracks were recorded late at night in a pitch-black studio, so dark that Haino said he could not see the neck of his guitar. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesKeiji Haino's Watashi Dake got a meticulous vinyl reissue in 2017 from Black EditionsKeiji Haino pushes the guitar to its physical limits with microtonal bends and sustained feedbackKeiji Haino's Watashi Dake translates to 'Only Me' — a fittingly solitary title for an avant-garde landmarkKeiji Haino is primarily an electric guitaristKeiji Haino stripped Watashi Dake down to just guitar and voiceExploreJohn Cale co-founded The Velvet UndergroundModern Lovers members ended up in Talking Heads and The CarsCory Wong plays guitar for Vulfpeck and The Fearless FlyersJudee Sill performed six Heart Food songs on a 1973 BBC sessionEliane Radigue used the ARP 2500 for decadesPrevious Keiji Haino stripped Watashi Dake down to just guitar and voiceNext Keiji Haino pushes the guitar to its physical limits with microtonal bends and sustained feedback