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Dave Pensado · 22nd September 2004

I was thinking about crossroads in my career today. I started thinking if I would be doing things differently if I had not heard and admired certain mixes. SO, WHAT ARE THE 5 (FIVE!) MIXES THAT INFLUENCED YOU THE MOST? I'm not saying that you liked best, but mixes you studied and ultimately changed how you work (if you are a producer, include yours also). I know, I have seen a million posts like this before, but come on, you asswipes owe me one easy day! Here's mine:

1. Cie La Vie-Robbie Neville
2. Any Frankie Goes to Hollywood by Trevor Horn
3. The Dude-Quincy Jones
4. Fixx-Teddy Riley and Blackstreed
5. 3-4 year old anything by Andy Wallace

After hearing these I had to change something about what I was doing.

22nd September 2004	#1
Dave Pensado Guest Moderator - September 08 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: los angeles Posts: 122 Thread Starter	this is just a trick to keep from typing today I was thinking about crossroads in my career today. I started thinking if I would be doing things differently if I had not heard and admired certain mixes. SO, WHAT ARE THE 5 (FIVE!) MIXES THAT INFLUENCED YOU THE MOST? I'm not saying that you liked best, but mixes you studied and ultimately changed how you work (if you are a producer, include yours also). I know, I have seen a million posts like this before, but come on, you asswipes owe me one easy day! Here's mine: 1. Cie La Vie-Robbie Neville 2. Any Frankie Goes to Hollywood by Trevor Horn 3. The Dude-Quincy Jones 4. Fixx-Teddy Riley and Blackstreed 5. 3-4 year old anything by Andy Wallace After hearing these I had to change something about what I was doing.