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10 million sales in the first month. My God.

The talent was there but in the beginning something was missing. The sells didn’t took off until the boss of Geffen Records understood that the best decision was to make a video so they can sell the image of the band to all the young people at the time . Sex drugs and Rock N Roll .. was the formula 🎶😎 and worked perfectly Guns N Fuckin’ Roses 🔥🔥🎶🎶Ladies and Gentlemen

Quality video 🫡

Of course no mention of the studio ringers that sat in on this record lol

2 things I noticed as I gotten older as far as Rock Music & Sitcoms. 1. ppl. luv Raw Rock, that's not really polished up. (1st Motley Album, Old Metallica and Appetite for Destruction) & 2nd. ppl luv tight knit family/friends sitcoms that portray a working class ppl.

4:59 Cab miking

He sure had an TEAC 80-8 8-Track recorder, visible at 3:44 in this video at the right, laying nearly flat.

1:01 funny triangle down left...

How did no one notice that album for nearly a year? wtf is wrong with people

brilliant album

any home demo recorders out there, I found that duplicating and then compressing the master track is a simple but good trick

AFD was outstanding because it sounded like nothing in the 80's.

The music BAD the bass of the track according to the Synclavier programmer at the time, around 5 samples of different timbres were used in overlapping layers to create this iconic bassline sound.

Had very fond memories of Monnow Valley. Used to be a real nice place to write and record. Pity its gone now.

Owen is well known for using a TC finaliser for mastering, I happen to know Tim Wheeler from the band Ash who confirmed that this was also used on their 1977 album.

The fact that guns and roses who could not go six months with a stable lineup put out one of the. Greatest albums of all time is a credit to the producers of the album and label

Can you do the UYI albums!

Oasis is probably a band I could give more of a chance to. As of June 20024, I haven't honestly listened to them past "Wonderwall" and "Some Might Say".

On the first advance check his name is Stash!😂😂😂

top !!!

As soon as They fired Steven they lost that punk rock energy the original Line up was the best to me. I ve never Been a huge fan of Matt drum thinking it was too much compared to Steven.

GnR is such a wierd band, about 7 great songs, no album good enough to listen to straight through. This generations rolling stones extremely overrated.

Thanks for this,I am a huge fan, and Always searching for this kind of material

Some people claim that Jimi used Fender amplifiers during the recordings of the Electric Ladyland album. Is that true?

4:30.. the much revered #39.

Just stumbled upon this channel. Insta subbed and liked. Really nice storytelling combined with DAW examples!

It’s the only album they made that’s good.

Hi. Norman Sheffield was my dad. Thanks for all your love. 😘

So much I still didn't know about this. Great research.

But the settings pictures in the documentary are real or only for telling story or knowledge purpose?

Insightful stuff. Subscribed!

Great video. Interesting recording mixing techniques.

Until now I had just about managed to forget about these dullard Dad-rockers... cheeeeers....

As good as Never Mind the Bullocks by the Sex Pistols..For they lived it first like the Pistols!

Those video edit effects are horrific? booooo!! ... thought I had bugs running up and down my monitor. boooo!! booooooo!!! 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮😬😬😬🤮🤮🤮🤧🤧🤧🥵🥵🥵🥵😵😵😵😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫💩💩💩👺👺👺👹👹👹👹❣❣❣❣🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🤕🤕🤕🤯🤯😵😵😵‍💫😵‍💫🤮🤮🤮

Really cool vid!!

He has one of the most immediately definable tones and styles of all time I think, on any instrument. There aren’t many musicians where you immediately know who it is I don’t think.

Sawmills in 1991?

So, was there no master bus compressor? Or is there no information available about that? Thanks for the amazing video!

Motley Crue never put out an album that came even remotely close to replicating the success of Appetite. Still to this day, the best-selling debut album and best GNR album

Great video, there’s no such thing as a Marshall JCM200 by the way as quoted as Boneheads amp, the picture shows a JCM2000 but he can’t have used these as they weren’t released until 1997. He probably used an earlier 70’s JMP Marshall head and 4x12 or the Marshall Artiste combo, he then went for n to use JCM 800’s at Maine Road

So many incorrect information here. But you nailed the equipment and gear part, so that’s cool.

Hey great video! Also sick track!

Forgive me if they're mentioned here, I've not watched the entire thing yet, but I wonder where/if the last 2 legendary Talk Talk records fit on the list of, say, 25 most expensive ever made? Gotta be top 50 for sure. If you only know 'Its My Life' you will be absolutely shocked, they are *anything* but synth pop! Too much to cover here but OMG if you're into recording lore, do a search for like 'making of Spirit of Eden' and 'making of Laughingstock' and hang your head in wonder haha. Phill Brown the engineer was the best source for info, his bio is called 'Are We Rolling? Essential for all recording peeps!

0:31 why its STASH?

Early Oasis really opened my eyes to lots of interesting mixing and production techniques in rock music. Great video and research, looking forward to future videos

probably my favorite album ever

Led Dirigible just sounds ghey...

Guns n Roses Have Tour The World For Over 35 Years On The Power of Just One Album No Other Rock Band Can Claim That it’s Just Amazing 🤩

Awesome insight, can't get enough of studio techniques and working methods.