Its first project was the Lips' ambitious Zaireeka, a four-disc set meant to simulate quadraphonic sound by featuring different parts of the same songs on separate discs. With assistance from some of the Flaming Lips, most notably Michael Ivins, Fridmann opened his own Tarbox Road Studios in 1997, choosing a rural location in Cassadaga, NY, near the town of Fredonia, south of Buffalo. Johnny descendant Grand Mal followed, and Fridmann also engineered half of Weezer's landmark Pinkerton in 1996. 1995 brought two more albums with Fridmann's primary groups, the Flaming Lips' Clouds Taste Metallic and Mercury Rev's See You on the Other Side. He first worked with a succession of indie bands, some punk and some psychedelic, including Luna, St.
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