How we consume music. Or is it just me?

haha! oh god levon at about 9 mins pointing at richard manuel's high notes. so cute.

i watch this whole thing about once every six months but i always forget just how awesome/funny/cute/macho/hick/cool levon is.

albeeeeeeny:

YouTube- Percolator Pedals With Steve Albini

albeeeeeeny:

love how albini doesn't try to push his sound into bands, he tries to make the band really work for it and only does engineering work - more like a motivator - you don't have a specific albini sound, you can tell it's his engineering though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrDK0UoAkfY

I read this book which is fantastic but a bit too technical sometimes

Amazon.com: Pop Music - Technology and Creativity: Trevor Horn and the Digital Revolution (Ashgate Popular and Folk…

there is a whole chapter about Slave to the Rhythm album and it's production

Just finished reading this, academic writing style, has been a while since I came across, brilliant if you were dedicated to the ZTT in 1984. Thanks for posting it up.
One more song from it
YouTube- Propaganda - Dream Within A Dream

bump!

Thought of this thread last night for some reason, and realised my listening has changed a bit lately.

I now download mainly whole albums / dj mixes and don't use spotify at all. From what it seems, cutting out spotify changed a lot.

finding 'Robag Wruhme - Thora Wukk' helped a lot to. Such an amazing album, completely blew my mind

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFeovE7uqmk

Get some good headphones on and enjoy, the production is insane

his RA mix is excellent too http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=256