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| Gear nut Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Mobile, AL
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| Lives for gear | Quote:
That song is one of the most pleasing (sonically speaking) songs I've ever heard. I love everything about it.
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| | #93 |
| Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Nashville, TN
Posts: 528
| 5 of my Faves Los Lobos... "Kiko"... Tchad Blake The Beatles..."Abbey Road"...Geoff Emerick and Alan Parsons Al Stewart..."Year of the Cat"...Alan Parsons Jellyfish..."Bellybutton"...Alby Galuten and JJP Emmylou Harris..."Wrecking Ball"...Daniel Lanois and Mark Howard
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| | #94 |
| Gear addict Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Puerto Rico
Posts: 321
| The first 2 Dave Mathews Albums Tool Aneima, Laterallus and 10,000 Days in particular Massive Attack Mezzanine Crystal Method everything, Kinda smashed but A LOT going on ACDC BIB Tori Amos Little Earthquakes Just about anything Andy Wallace Army of Anyone mixed by Ken Adrews Marylin Manson Mechanical Animal The second and third Filter Albums both mixed by Ben Grosse King's X Dogman was definitely a holy shit moment gonna stop now 'cause I can keep going..... |
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| | #95 |
| Gear interested Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Paris/Grenoble
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| Hello everbody ! From the side of a 25 years old french guy (me ) :TOOL - Lateralus/Aenima/10000 days - PLACEBO - Sleeping with ghosts - QUEEN OF THE STONE AGE - Lullabies to paralyse - THE BAD PLUS - Suspicious activity? - 16HORSEPOWER - Folklore - ALAIN BASHUNG - L'imprudence - (If you don't know it you really have to listen this album !) THE BLACK KEYS - Attack and release - AMON TOBIN - Out from out where - ... Ciao.
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| | #96 |
| Gear Head Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Florida
Posts: 49
| Probably seems random; Refused: The Shape of Punk To Come (Pelle Henricsson & Eskil Lövström) Paul Simon: You're the One Tom Petty: Damn the Torpedoes (Shelly Yakus?) Aretha Franklin: Aretha Now (Tom Dowd) Flaming Lips: Soft Bulletin Dave Fridmann I feel so dated to the late nineties when I started recording... Jon |
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| | #97 |
| Gear interested Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: NJ/NYC
Posts: 6
| Lyle Lovett — Joshua Judges Ruth Toto IV Toy Matinee Seal I Jonatha Brooke — Steady Pull Chick Corea — Akoustic Band |
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| | #98 |
| Gear Head Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 32
| and the nominees are... for my top albums(at this point in time) that lit a fire under my @$$: (in no particular disorder) 1. Globe Sessions/Sheryll Crow: Tchad Blake and Andy Wallace. two birds with one stone 2. OK Computer by Radiohead:. I like all their stuff but i'm really into this one at the moment. 3.Karen Carpenter by Karen Carpenter: i find some stuff dated but heaps more stuff timeless. Phil Ramone rules 4.Shake Your Money Maker by the Black Crowes. Nostalgia for my testosterone years or not this album rocks my socks. Brendan O'Brian co-rules 5.Raising Sand by Robert Plant and Allison Krauss. I don't know about yous but it screams punk to me. 6.Superunkown by Soundgarden: Love the colors. dark ones, mostly. 7.The Eraser by Thom Yorke: computer/noise ecstasy. Nigel Godrich's awesome soundscapes make my heart palpitate |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Zurich, Switzerland
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| I would say that I was most influenced by stuff I heard when I was between 7 and 12 years old: 1. The Beach Boys - Good vibrations, I can hear music, etc. I was very impressed by the fullness and coherence of the sound - as well as the great arrangements. 2. Elvis - a song I don't remember and have been looking for for years, it has a clavinet bass riff at the beginning, I was floored by the sound when I heard it when I was about 7. Anyway, whatever you think about Elvis, there are some great arrangements and interesting sounds. 3. The Beatles - Revolver (the LP, there were no CDs back then, and I am not very fond of the mastering of the CDs). This album is so coherent, both musically and sound-wise. 4. The Band - The Band 5. Newer stuff includes Radiohead (too loud, but in a rather good way), Lizz Wright - Dreaming wide awake, The Roots, Buena Vista... well, it's time to stop. |
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| Gear interested | 5 Records that changed my life- MIXWISE-ARRANGEMENTWISE-SONICWISE-SONGWISE 1. "BLACK SEA" by XTC (Producer- Steve Lillywhite, Engineer- Hugh Padgham) some of the most KILLING drum and guitar sounds ever in my opinion 2. "SO" by Peter Gabriel (Lanois, Gabriel) Peter's use of the CMI becomes an art form, cast of characters like Manu Katche, Nile Rogers, etc.etc. 3. "Low" by David Bowie (Bowie, and Tony Visconti) BY FAR the most UNDERRATED bowie record (and my fave) Eno SHINES- and the songs are quirky and weird- but oh so charming. 4."The Unforgettable Fire" by U2 (ENO/LANOIS, with Engineering by Kevin Killen) Needs no qualification- it's greatness is self-evident 5. "Elliott Smith" by Elliott Smith (Elliot Smith, Tony Lash) When I first got this record, I listened to it every day for a year straight. The vibe is INFECTIOUS and the production is so HONEST, and MINIMAL that songs just shine. There are many more that have shaped my outlook, but these five top the list. |
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