A Question for all of You.......

shady656 · 27th November 2005

All of you gentlemen have in one way or another have helped to shape modern recorded music as we all know it. Without trying to sound like my father, I truly feel that the majority of the music I hear as well as a large percentage of clients walking into studio today have very litte to offer. Without the politically correct stock responses, do you all miss the good 'ol days?

Elliot Scheiner · 28th November 2005

What I really miss the most is the interaction we had with one another when we'd work at a commercial studio. I spend much time in my own place and not enough elsewhere.

Els

gml · 28th November 2005

i agree with Elliot. having alot of contact with what's going on in the other rooms - if not around town - was a big plus. i mean, there was a music scene in Los Angeles that was a gas to be a part of. i remember Doug Sax and i had dinner with each other...and somebody cool every Thursday night at Musso's for...what? maybe four years?? i remember running into Lukather at The Baked Potato on just some weeknight - he was dating (yeah, sure) Lita Ford, and at one point i looked over and he was rocking so hard (at a table) that he had leaned into a candle and caught his hair on fire. geez...don't get me started.

you know, while you're at it...what i miss more than anything else? i miss just working on music, for godsake. just hanging with musicians and figuring out what the hell to do. what the F**Kis it when all we talk about is gear...gear...and more gear???

George

bunnerabb · 28th November 2005

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you know, while you're at it...what i miss more than anything else? i miss just working on music, for godsake. just hanging with musicians and figuring out what the hell to do. what the F**Kis it when all we talk about is gear...gear...and more gear???

Boy

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Matt Grondin · 28th November 2005

Unfortunately George, not all of us know how to make our own badass gear, but I'd imagine I could get pretty tired of talking about it too if that were the case

Keep up the good work.

monrock halo · 28th November 2005

So very true! Great replies!

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juicemaster1500 · 28th November 2005

27th November 2005	#1
shady656 Gear Head Joined: Oct 2005 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 67 Thread Starter	A Question for all of You....... All of you gentlemen have in one way or another have helped to shape modern recorded music as we all know it. Without trying to sound like my father, I truly feel that the majority of the music I hear as well as a large percentage of clients walking into studio today have very litte to offer. Without the politically correct stock responses, do you all miss the good 'ol days? __________________ The Soundcheck Republic www.soundcheckrepublic.com

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gml Gear nut Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Posts: 92	yeah i agree with Elliot. having alot of contact with what's going on in the other rooms - if not around town - was a big plus. i mean, there was a music scene in Los Angeles that was a gas to be a part of. i remember Doug Sax and i had dinner with each other...and somebody cool every Thursday night at Musso's for...what? maybe four years?? i remember running into Lukather at The Baked Potato on just some weeknight - he was dating (yeah, sure) Lita Ford, and at one point i looked over and he was rocking so hard (at a table) that he had leaned into a candle and caught his hair on fire. geez...don't get me started. you know, while you're at it...what i miss more than anything else? i miss just working on music, for godsake. just hanging with musicians and figuring out what the hell to do. what the F*Kis it when all we talk about is gear...gear...and more gear??? George Last edited by gml; 28th November 2005 at 02:38 AM.. Reason: more thoughts*

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Matt Grondin I like lamp Joined: Jul 2005 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 1,402	Unfortunately George, not all of us know how to make our own badass gear, but I'd imagine I could get pretty tired of talking about it too if that were the case Keep up the good work. __________________ Matt Grondin The Parlor Recording Studio New Orleans, LA http://www.theparlorstudio.com http://www.facebook.com/theparlorstudio matt@theparlorstudio.com Follow our build!: http://tinyurl.com/8yzrt8v

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