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Yeah I like their first album. I saw them open for My Morning Jacket. I believe they did all the recording at Eisley Mccain studios.

I recently heard Curtis Mayfileds early 1970s album Live At The Bitter End Wow.

I thought this was going to be about the Jim Dickinson eamil in the letters section. Has he ever been in the magazine? Thats someone I would like to see an interview with.

Nobody? What you never put it down for awhile and gave it a rest?

Any good places to get good dust covers not just for mixers but for preamps and other equipment?

Check out this video of them in the studio.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ct_4tNF80E

Whats the chances of getting an interview with this guy I love the stuff hes done with Devandra Banhart and he just produced that new Little Joy album.

Maybe this will help at least for live in studio versions.

http://pitchfork.tv/videos/little-joy-next-time-around

Im loving this record it sounds similar to the early Strokes records who is the guy singing anyway he sounds a lot like Julian Casablancas?

Is this mentioned in the Beatles book that came out last year? http://blog.wired.com/music/2008/10/how-a-professor.html How Math Unraveled the 'Hard Day's Night' Mystery By Eliot Van Buskirk October 31, 2008 | 12:00:48 PMCategories: Legends It took Dalhousie University professor Jason Brown six mont...

jckinnick wrote:All I can think of is that photo of Stevie Wonder holding his mic upside down, I wish I could find it.

I was wrong it was Ray instead of Stevie.

All I can think of is that photo of Stevie Wonder holding his mic upside down, I wish I could find it.

Not really sure ive never seen the actual album but the articles said something about a warning of high frequencies.

I read in Paste magazine that John Zorn recorded an album called Kristallnacht that came with a warning label about high frequencies. Anybody have any insight to how this album was recorded. Some of the tracks like Never Again are ear shattering.

I seen this on somebodys Tumblr http://media.tumblr.com/L1KgEo8Htex39d391uQ8RcfTo1_r1_500.jpg Volume comparison on Hulu ad during an episode of the Daily Show. A good example of the so-called Loudness War (music), though the culprit in this case is a 15-second TV ad spot during a segment of ?The Dai...