Changing the World with a Keyboard
Greetings. We here at Tastiera Steak Sauce and Towing, in between devising ways to defeat our chief competitor A1, have been prodding the Alleged Artist for some time now to give us any slightest bit of a hint on when we might see more product generated by his increasingly unprolific musical mind. Well, earlier this …
In 2005, Tastiera released “A Little to the Left”, and a friend at the time commented on the production quality of a few key songs being surprisingly good. He also contrasted it with a few other songs that were unsurprisingly not good. So the Alleged Artist made a commitment from that point forward not to …
Well. It’s been an even longer time since the last post than it was since the post before that. I think I got that sentence right. Anyhoo, obviously a few things got in the way of the new album, this blog, and the Broncos’ return to glory. Can’t do much about the last one, but …
It’s been a long hiatus since our last post. We’d love to blame the pandemic, but that should have made it easier to post something, not harder. So yeah, basically we just suck. Nevertheless, here we are, and we are excited to announce the full posting of Tastiera’s last album, Plato Fun Factory, to the …
When Tastiera started in 1988, the Alleged Artist was able to bang out an album every year, primarily because he had no life and was therefore home most of the time. Now he has a very full life, but he’s home most of the time because of a stupid virus. A huge part of his …
In 2017, celebrating its 30th year of cacophony, Tastiera started a 30-week recap of its musical history with a different song posted each week. You can see those posts on the Tastiera Facebook page. The journey was completed and itself recapped in 2018. So this is a recap of the recap of the recap. With …
It’s been nearly 40 years since the Alleged Artist first started tinkering around with his own musical concoctions on the piano, instead of practicing like he was supposed to do. Along the way, after finding the word “tastiera” (which is Italian for keyboard) in a music dictionary, he threw together a dozen collections of songs …
Welcome to the inaugural post at the newest incarnation of tastieramusic.com! This page will become a cybercornucopia of all things Tastiera in the coming weeks and months. Until then, feel free to read and reread the “About Tastiera” page over and over again.
