Something from NIN, Killing Joke, Mogwai, PJ Harvey, QoTSA, RATM, or Tool would be cool. As in, one of them.. but if you can get them all.. that'd be good :)
MM - Antichrist Superstar NiN - Pretty Hate Machine DM - Violator Cure - Disintegration Dead can Dance - Within a realm of a dying song U2 - Joshua Tree Bauhaus - anyone :) New Order - Movement or Low Life Joy Division - Not many choices Cocteau Twins - Treasure Radiohead - Paranoid A. Sigur Ros - [] :))))) Thanks for asking. P.S. Speaking of american music: Gun Club: Miami
Thank you for doing this album. I'm yet to actually meet anybody that likes this album as much as I do, so it's great to see it getting the love, respect and attention it deserves.
Didn’t realise what a great album this is. I must visit iTunes and make the purchase. It was only last week that I was listening to Mr Jones , first time I’d listened to this band in years. Then I remembered that the name of the album is “August and Everything After” which is a title that resonates with me. There is everything before August 2017, then there is August 2017 and everything after. That August was a time of the most extreme emotional turmoil, suffocating, very dark and scary stuff. It continued for months, I couldn’t shake it until one day a week into the new year I found out I had a 10cm cancerous tumour on my right kidney. From that day I emerged from the darkness and life took on a new vitality and became wonderful again. I’ve made a full recovery, and August 2017 and everything after has been a time of profound contrast to everything before it. Sorry to waffle on but seeing this kind of like the planets aligning or something. The chances of it would have had to have been slim, after listening to Counting Crows only last week, and realising what the title of the album I was listening to meant to me. All very meaningful. Mmmmm. Waffle waffle blah blah. I really enjoy your presentations. Thank you from down under.
One of the few albums that blew me away the first time hearing it - before I ever heard the August album. Epic. Wore it out. The benefit being that my kids remember it playing as well - so it brings back some memories for them as well. Thanks for the back story.
Its always funny to me that people who worked on classics album, to them its just another day at the office. So humble, not sure of the song title, dont remember the song….haha. And to us, they are unforgettable masterpieces.
Catapult, Goodnight Liz, and Recovering the Satellites from this album are my must have songs on the setlist when in concert. I have my own dream setlist which covers every album. I’ve seen them 40 times and have the tix stubs to prove it lol.
This is one of my top 5 albums ever!!!!! August & Everything After came out when i was 18ish and I learned a lot about songwriting from this band. When Recovering came out it was a 90 degree turn for them (to my ears anyway). It showed me that musicians can change and grow right out of the gate, they dont have to kick the dead horse for 3 albums before trying new things.
It's so great to see this album getting this kind of recognition. It's been one of my all time favourites ever since I heard it in my teens when I was 13, when it came out. I was obsessed with it for years. I still listen to it. It never gets old. Everything about it is great. Plus, it sounds amazing! Respect and appreciation to Warren for this. You have a new subscriber, mate! Cheers
I met Adam once. As 10,000+ people were streaming into the venue for the show, most didn't look back a radio station van as they passed. If they had, they'd have seen Adam giving interviews. One question was "Why do you help so many up and coming bands?" He said he did so in part because maybe some day his band might not be doing so well and then they could maybe help them. He also said if he could get them famous, then there'd be more music he liked on the radio. A bit later he got a phone call from someone, had to be a friend that didn't get a ticket or wasn't on the guest list. So he went to the ticket window himself to get them a ticket. No hiding from the fans! :)
This is one of my favorite vids you've made. He is such a cool down to earth non pretentious man. I am rediscovering this album, and this band with a new set of eyes and a whole new appreciation as an adult that I didnt have when it was a new release. Such a great piece of work all around. Cracked me up, the reverb "we opened the door" lol.. Its about as real as it gets in a recording environment.. And he woke him up to sing hes not sleeping anymore hahaha Yes!! what an awesome glimpse of the organic magic... Thank you good Sir.
I'm actually hearing some Gin Blossoms influences - specifically from 'New Miserable Experience' which came out in 1993 and was also a fantastic album.
One of my all time favorite albums! Amazing guitar tones! This album made me want to but a telecaster! Thank you for featuring this album! Very good musicianship on this album.
How is that I'm just now finding this video!?!? This is such an amazing album and this was incredibly insightful and interesting. Thanks for doing this 👍
I was watching your Foo Fighters interview with him where you had mentioned this album. Then went back and listened to this album and had hoped you had done a video for it too. Absolutely delighted you had done so! This interview is so good.
Had to listen to this album today ispired me to start writing with more dynamics . Again really enjoyed the walk through video ! Huge thanks, MR.Huart!!!!
Fantastic album, has had a profound influence on me. I love the way the whole album flows, it’s an absolute masterpiece when listened to in its entirety. I don’t think you touched on the electric guitars used. I’ve always assumed many of the leads were on a Les Paul Jr. ?
@Produce Like A Pro Since we're on a 90's ride, I would LOVE to see an inside the Album on Live: Throwing Copper, Matchbox Twenty: Yourself or someone like you and Fuel Sunburn to name a few ;) I LOVE this Channel! I'm always excited to see new videos from you! Thank you so much for all of the priceless knowledge that you continue to share with us all as well as archiving it here on youtube for later generations! I should also touch on how well your videos are edited, including pics for reference. You do our amazing world of music production a great service Sir and so many people like you are not ever suitably thanked for it.. I Thank you! :)
So here's my meeting Adam Duritz story: My buddy and I took a trip to NYC to see Marcy Playground play a free show at the Bowery Electric. Turns out it's a big event with 20+ bands playing and two different stages, and the thing is organized in part by Adam himself. So when Marcy Playground is playing he comes out to watch and my buddy and I are close to him. And, I'm thinking, "Eh, I kinda like the Counting Crows- if get the chance I'm going to tell him how much I love the song, 'Round Here.'" Sure enough he does and I kind go into star-struck mode and reach to shake his hand and naturally spew out some nervous spiel about how Round Here is one of the great pop songs of the last twenty five-WHOOPS! He's already turned back around and talking to the 23 year-old hottie he was with. The End
I always comment on how much I like the content on these videos but tbh the production on the videos is fantastic too. I Iove seeing a photo of the studer or the mellotron. Great stuff man
Absolutely amazing record that was so dear to my heart. August and everything after created the anticipation and when I played it for the first time... oh my god..., the tone! I’m pumped now, off to crank Angels of the Silences... whoo hoo
😍❤️😍❤️😍❤️ As an 80s baby/90s kid... man, it doesn’t get much better than this! lol If you go through Third Eye Blind’s first album, I may just die LOL (of happiness 😉😜)
Previous reports were that the guitar amps on the this record were Dan: Vox ac30/Fender deluxe, David: Matchless dc30/Vox ac30. This also what they played on that tour.
would be amazing to hear about Live - Secret Samadhi. such a distinct sound and holds up so well. (also smashing pumpkins: siamese dream, mellon collie, or adore would be amazing)
I worked at a studio with the crowes current FOH at the time (exchange studio in winnipeg) and we had a lot of the gear that was used to make this record. the crowes had it all in storage and we shipped it to canada. 1073/1081's, api's, v72's, LA2A/1176's and the craziest mic collection: m49's, u47, c24 (stereo c12!!) c37A's, 4038's...we recorded a ton of cool stuff and even did a session with steve albini in there. mostly punk records: ken mode, propagandhi, union stockyards, dead ranch and a bunch of other stuff. eventually he stopped doing FOH for the band and the gear all went back to them, wonder what it's up to now?
Could you do The Colour and the Shape? You've done a couple tracks already and you've got the dude to tell the story. February Stars is one of my favorite tracks on that record and I think the record has a variety of tonal ideas and stylistic ideas that are definitive of the time period it was created. Not to mention the engineering and production.
When talking about the bass amp at 8:00 the screenshot is of an Acoustic? Was that correct or was it an Ampeg B15? Great video! By far The Crows are my favorite band ever!!! Thanks for dissecting their album.
Brilliant record and what a wonderful discussion!! Thank you for sharing. Are we sure that the editor put the correct B-15 photo up at 8:00? I would assume they used an Ampeg B-15, not an Acoustic Amplification B-15??
How very cool to discover this! When the band first appeared I did a deep-dive on their background, learned about Adam and Stephen Jenkins coming up in SF. Then a drummer friend from Philosophy class who I was jamming with a little in Athens, GA, got a call that changed his life. His name is Ben Mize and that call was for him to join the band as their new drummer starting with this album. Thanks for making my day, Warren! Re future albums / artists, how’s about the aforementioned Stephen Jenkins and that first monster 3EB record? :D
I'm pretty sure when Bradley said the bass used a B-15, he was referring to an Ampeg B-15, not an Acoustic. I saw them several times just before this album and they were using the old Ampeg B15 fliptop models.
Always interesting to hear from someone like Brad, who was there helping create the tracks. Good stuff as usual Warren.. Can you put "Kid A' on your request List? Cheers Mate
Thank you! I love that record, so beautiful and organic, a true gem! Requests? What about "Dogman" by King's X Jeff Buckley's "Grace" or "Get the Knack" (what a drum sound!....and drummer!!) Thanks for so many great videos!
Great insightful video, guys. I remember hearing this for the first time and being shocked at how 'rocky' it was. I was so disappointed 'cause I wanted August part 2.... God , I was such a dick back then. Superb record, of course .
Aahhh the memories!! I wish I had the individual tracks for this so I could quantize and pitch correct the shit out of them to show people how a great album can be ruined.
You keep topping you're self so I bought a Rogets Thesaurus to find more compliments for you !! You lustrious , prodigious, commendatory, Magnificent Beast !!!!!!
I'd love for you to raise jerry finn from the dead and have him talk about his work. Also it'd be great to have Eric valentine talk about the first 3EB record
Reminds how fantastic that album is. I listening to it none stop in the late 90s By the way any ideas on the pedals used as you talk about the fender Deluxe as the main amp?
@@Producelikeapro Interestingly Butch Vig once told me he referenced early Roxy Music when working on Never Mind, especially Manzanera's guitar. I wonder if he would still admit to that?
I’ve heard that Universal has “lost” the Master tapes for “Satellites”, & that is why it has never been revisited, do you know if this is this true? If so, that’s a tragedy.
We're taking requests! Which album would you like to hear about next?
Hotter than hell by kiss
Something from NIN, Killing Joke, Mogwai, PJ Harvey, QoTSA, RATM, or Tool would be cool. As in, one of them.. but if you can get them all.. that'd be good :)
MM - Antichrist Superstar
NiN - Pretty Hate Machine
DM - Violator
Cure - Disintegration
Dead can Dance - Within a realm of a dying song
U2 - Joshua Tree
Bauhaus - anyone :)
New Order - Movement or Low Life
Joy Division - Not many choices
Cocteau Twins - Treasure
Radiohead - Paranoid A.
Sigur Ros - []
:)))))
Thanks for asking.
P.S. Speaking of american music: Gun Club: Miami
Oh I meant to say Sylvia Massy and Tool's Undertow would be AMAZING
Still waiting on American idiot!
Thank you for doing this album.
I'm yet to actually meet anybody that likes this album as much as I do, so it's great to see it getting the love, respect and attention it deserves.
One of the best ever!
@@theghosttourmusic7156 Absolutely agree. One of the best albums ever made!
My favorite album of the 90s. One of my favorite albums ever. And I'm not even that big of a CC fan. But that album is just basically perfection.
Massively underrated album. One of the best records of the 90s!
Agreed 100%! Masterpiece! Thanks ever so much
Didn’t realise what a great album this is. I must visit iTunes and make the purchase. It was only last week that I was listening to Mr Jones , first time I’d listened to this band in years. Then I remembered that the name of the album is “August and Everything After” which is a title that resonates with me. There is everything before August 2017, then there is August 2017 and everything after. That August was a time of the most extreme emotional turmoil, suffocating, very dark and scary stuff. It continued for months, I couldn’t shake it until one day a week into the new year I found out I had a 10cm cancerous tumour on my right kidney. From that day I emerged from the darkness and life took on a new vitality and became wonderful again. I’ve made a full recovery, and August 2017 and everything after has been a time of profound contrast to everything before it. Sorry to waffle on but seeing this kind of like the planets aligning or something. The chances of it would have had to have been slim, after listening to Counting Crows only last week, and realising what the title of the album I was listening to meant to me. All very meaningful. Mmmmm. Waffle waffle blah blah. I really enjoy your presentations. Thank you from down under.
Gone Away good to see your doing well now
They have never got enough credit on how good they are. True Artists!
Just to clarify at 8:00 in the video, the bass amp is the Ampeg B-15 not the Acoustic Amplification B15!
The editor sincerely apologizes 😄
The Workday Release haha thanks David!!
Thank you, I was freaking out!
One of the few albums that blew me away the first time hearing it - before I ever heard the August album. Epic. Wore it out. The benefit being that my kids remember it playing as well - so it brings back some memories for them as well. Thanks for the back story.
One of my favourite records of all time! When I saw this video I nearly jumped off the seat with excitement
Barry Walker agreed! It’s a masterpiece!!
Its always funny to me that people who worked on classics album, to them its just another day at the office. So humble, not sure of the song title, dont remember the song….haha. And to us, they are unforgettable masterpieces.
Catapult, Goodnight Liz, and Recovering the Satellites from this album are my must have songs on the setlist when in concert. I have my own dream setlist which covers every album. I’ve seen them 40 times and have the tix stubs to prove it lol.
This is one of my top 5 albums ever!!!!! August & Everything After came out when i was 18ish and I learned a lot about songwriting from this band. When Recovering came out it was a 90 degree turn for them (to my ears anyway). It showed me that musicians can change and grow right out of the gate, they dont have to kick the dead horse for 3 albums before trying new things.
I don't know this band... but I will tomorrow. To the record store!!!
Mark Hoskins fantastic!!
Still my favorite consecutive albums ever. Not a bad track on either, ive listened to all of them hundreds and hundreds of times.
It's so great to see this album getting this kind of recognition. It's been one of my all time favourites ever since I heard it in my teens when I was 13, when it came out. I was obsessed with it for years. I still listen to it. It never gets old. Everything about it is great. Plus, it sounds amazing! Respect and appreciation to Warren for this. You have a new subscriber, mate! Cheers
I’m a huge fan of this album!!
I'd like to think my face looks the same as Warren when I listen to Catapult. Pure joy
I met Adam once. As 10,000+ people were streaming into the venue for the show, most didn't look back a radio station van as they passed. If they had, they'd have seen Adam giving interviews. One question was "Why do you help so many up and coming bands?" He said he did so in part because maybe some day his band might not be doing so well and then they could maybe help them. He also said if he could get them famous, then there'd be more music he liked on the radio. A bit later he got a phone call from someone, had to be a friend that didn't get a ticket or wasn't on the guest list. So he went to the ticket window himself to get them a ticket. No hiding from the fans! :)
This is one of my favorite vids you've made. He is such a cool down to earth non pretentious man. I am rediscovering this album, and this band with a new set of eyes and a whole new appreciation as an adult that I didnt have when it was a new release. Such a great piece of work all around. Cracked me up, the reverb "we opened the door" lol.. Its about as real as it gets in a recording environment.. And he woke him up to sing hes not sleeping anymore hahaha Yes!! what an awesome glimpse of the organic magic... Thank you good Sir.
This was a great video. Counting Crows hold an important place in my heart. Thank you for doing this.
I'm actually hearing some Gin Blossoms influences - specifically from 'New Miserable Experience' which came out in 1993 and was also a fantastic album.
Thanks4sharing.this is amazing.&I love this album from start2finish
One of my all time favorite albums! Amazing guitar tones! This album made me want to but a telecaster! Thank you for featuring this album! Very good musicianship on this album.
Love the sound of this record! Killer guitar sound for just using Fender Amps
Yes, amazing sounding album my friend!!
I loved watching him re-discover these perfect songs that he helped to create. Thank you so much for sharing my love of this album and the band.
Haven’t even gotten into the video yet and mashed the like button. One of my fav 90s record by far!
Eric Peters mine too!! Love this album!!
How is that I'm just now finding this video!?!? This is such an amazing album and this was incredibly insightful and interesting. Thanks for doing this 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
awesome love this. One of the greatest sounding albums EVER 💗💗✌🏼✌🏼
Agreed 100%!
I was watching your Foo Fighters interview with him where you had mentioned this album. Then went back and listened to this album and had hoped you had done a video for it too. Absolutely delighted you had done so! This interview is so good.
Thanks ever so much my friend! Yes, I love this album!! Amazing
Had to listen to this album today ispired me to start writing with more dynamics . Again really enjoyed the walk through video ! Huge thanks, MR.Huart!!!!
Marvellous idea! I love that band!!
This was awesome. One of my favorite albums. Very cool story about Adam's vocal takes for I'm Not Sleeping.
Hi cscarpaglia yes, so amazing!
Warren, you keep setting the bar higher. Thank you "ever so much"
Thanks ever so much Buddy!
as much as i love the "this is how you mix" videos I almost love these videos more!
Mike Sparks that’s amazing to hear my friend!!
How do you not listen to Children In Bloom for 22 years and you helped make it ? Such a good song and Album!!
Fantastic album, has had a profound influence on me. I love the way the whole album flows, it’s an absolute masterpiece when listened to in its entirety.
I don’t think you touched on the electric guitars used. I’ve always assumed many of the leads were on a Les Paul Jr. ?
The lead guitarist is pretty known for telecasters too so I could really see it being that. The rhythm player is a jr. guy though
Matey smoked a fat one before filming this lol! Awesome album, thanks guys, I really enjoyed this even though I'm just a fan, not a musician.
@Produce Like A Pro Since we're on a 90's ride, I would LOVE to see an inside the Album on Live: Throwing Copper, Matchbox Twenty: Yourself or someone like you and Fuel Sunburn to name a few ;) I LOVE this Channel! I'm always excited to see new videos from you! Thank you so much for all of the priceless knowledge that you continue to share with us all as well as archiving it here on youtube for later generations! I should also touch on how well your videos are edited, including pics for reference. You do our amazing world of music production a great service Sir and so many people like you are not ever suitably thanked for it.. I Thank you! :)
Thank you Warren. One of my favourite albums of all time. I gave the video a like before it even started ;)
This album is in my top 10 - so good.
Hi Daniel Barone yes! Amazing!! Such an amazing album!!
Inside the ALBUM!!💿 All Thriller/No Filler.The best TH-cam show just got 9-16 times better!!
Hi Omar Adams Thanks ever so much!
Those guitar tones are awesome. Great video!
I agree 100% Brett!!
Right on. The guitar tone on Children in Bloom is so incendiary it could almost burn you.
So here's my meeting Adam Duritz story:
My buddy and I took a trip to NYC to see Marcy Playground play a free show at the Bowery Electric. Turns out it's a big event with 20+ bands playing and two different stages, and the thing is organized in part by Adam himself.
So when Marcy Playground is playing he comes out to watch and my buddy and I are close to him. And, I'm thinking, "Eh, I kinda like the Counting Crows- if get the chance I'm going to tell him how much I love the song, 'Round Here.'"
Sure enough he does and I kind go into star-struck mode and reach to shake his hand and naturally spew out some nervous spiel about how Round Here is one of the great pop songs of the last twenty five-WHOOPS! He's already turned back around and talking to the 23 year-old hottie he was with.
The End
That's quite a story! Sorry that you got dissed. I'm sure that he was like a kid in a candy store at that point with all the women flocking to him.
@@Robster-1970 Meh...it is what is. I wasn't really all that upset about it, tbh.
I always comment on how much I like the content on these videos but tbh the production on the videos is fantastic too. I Iove seeing a photo of the studer or the mellotron. Great stuff man
Absolutely amazing record that was so dear to my heart. August and everything after created the anticipation and when I played it for the first time... oh my god..., the tone! I’m pumped now, off to crank Angels of the Silences... whoo hoo
Great to get this notification and take a much needed break. Thank you much, for everything you do.
I would like to see Warren interviewed. It would be fantastic !
Love this record! Very warm and raw
This album is Just Plain Awesome !!! And has been in my top 20 for quite along time.
These insights are incredible! Thank you Bradley and Warren.
Thanks ever so much Matt!!
Bradley seems like such a good, good dude. Again,...just great stuff Warren, love these.
Yes, Bradley is amazing!!
Thanks! I just remember this album was spot on for the general way things were feeling at the time of release.
😍❤️😍❤️😍❤️
As an 80s baby/90s kid... man, it doesn’t get much better than this! lol If you go through Third Eye Blind’s first album, I may just die LOL
(of happiness 😉😜)
yobhsiFehT haha yes indeed!
i love that album!
Top 5 album for me. This is awesome. Thx Warren!
Jeremy Horn you’re very welcome my friend! Great album!!
Previous reports were that the guitar amps on the this record were Dan: Vox ac30/Fender deluxe, David: Matchless dc30/Vox ac30. This also what they played on that tour.
would be amazing to hear about Live - Secret Samadhi. such a distinct sound and holds up so well. (also smashing pumpkins: siamese dream, mellon collie, or adore would be amazing)
also, thank you for doing these. such unique, memorable content. a wonderful way to revisit some music that had such an impact. thank you!
I worked at a studio with the crowes current FOH at the time (exchange studio in winnipeg) and we had a lot of the gear that was used to make this record. the crowes had it all in storage and we shipped it to canada. 1073/1081's, api's, v72's, LA2A/1176's and the craziest mic collection: m49's, u47, c24 (stereo c12!!) c37A's, 4038's...we recorded a ton of cool stuff and even did a session with steve albini in there. mostly punk records: ken mode, propagandhi, union stockyards, dead ranch and a bunch of other stuff. eventually he stopped doing FOH for the band and the gear all went back to them, wonder what it's up to now?
I kind of forgot that there was life after Mr Jones for these guys. A Long December was great. Great sounding record too.
Could you do The Colour and the Shape? You've done a couple tracks already and you've got the dude to tell the story. February Stars is one of my favorite tracks on that record and I think the record has a variety of tonal ideas and stylistic ideas that are definitive of the time period it was created. Not to mention the engineering and production.
When talking about the bass amp at 8:00 the screenshot is of an Acoustic? Was that correct or was it an Ampeg B15?
Great video! By far The Crows are my favorite band ever!!! Thanks for dissecting their album.
Ampeg would be correct, not acoustic amplification!
My fault, sorry 😬
Such a GREAT album/amazing sound/ Great Video!
Hi Warren, Bradley, Great video, fantastic sounding record, awesome! thank you, all the best.
Thanks ever so much Darren!!
Amazing album!! Enjoyed the breakdown… 👌🏻
Thanks ever so much! I’m such a huge fan of this album!!
Love this. Thank you for doing this video
Thanks ever so much! I love this album!
I was hoping you’d do just a song off this album. So excited about this one.
Brilliant record and what a wonderful discussion!! Thank you for sharing. Are we sure that the editor put the correct B-15 photo up at 8:00? I would assume they used an Ampeg B-15, not an Acoustic Amplification B-15??
Warren, love this series. I´d love to see Ulrich talk about Pantera´s!!!
Yes!! That would be amazing Walter!!
I love this album - still use it as a mix reference…
This record still roots me to the spot. Such a different sounding record from The Colour and The Shape and Gil's record with K's Choice, Cocoon Crash.
Great job and great album👏
How very cool to discover this! When the band first appeared I did a deep-dive on their background, learned about Adam and Stephen Jenkins coming up in SF. Then a drummer friend from Philosophy class who I was jamming with a little in Athens, GA, got a call that changed his life. His name is Ben Mize and that call was for him to join the band as their new drummer starting with this album. Thanks for making my day, Warren! Re future albums / artists, how’s about the aforementioned Stephen Jenkins and that first monster 3EB record? :D
What’s Ben doing now I saw him in Augusta ga , he was doing a solo deal probably a year after he left the band
@@corylee1103 I wish I knew! I lost touch with him back then and it was pre-internet everywhere of course, so I don’t have a clue.
I'm pretty sure when Bradley said the bass used a B-15, he was referring to an Ampeg B-15, not an Acoustic. I saw them several times just before this album and they were using the old Ampeg B15 fliptop models.
Loving these Warren! Bradley has been great!
Another fave. Nice one. Now Korn please? :p
I used to go to sleep to dream, now I just come here.
Always interesting to hear from someone like Brad, who was there helping create the tracks.
Good stuff as usual Warren.. Can you put "Kid A' on your request List? Cheers Mate
Great album, thanks.
So interesting. Thanks for this insight Warren. Top channel yet again. Cheers.
Thank you! I love that record, so beautiful and organic, a true gem!
Requests?
What about "Dogman" by King's X
Jeff Buckley's "Grace"
or "Get the Knack" (what a drum sound!....and drummer!!)
Thanks for so many great videos!
Pretty damn excellent for an engineers 2nd record! Great video.
Great insightful video, guys. I remember hearing this for the first time and being shocked at how 'rocky' it was. I was so disappointed 'cause I wanted August part 2.... God , I was such a dick back then. Superb record, of course .
Aahhh the memories!! I wish I had the individual tracks for this so I could quantize and pitch correct the shit out of them to show people how a great album can be ruined.
Love this record, but if you could get T Bone to talk about August and Everything...
Great video!
Thanks ever so much
That was great.
How about August and Everything After? Duh! Lol
Tha Squid haha yes! Nice album!
You keep topping you're self so I bought a Rogets Thesaurus to find more compliments for you !! You lustrious , prodigious, commendatory, Magnificent Beast !!!!!!
Haha that's very kind of you Gilbert!!
Neat, but I prefer the break down of individual songs and hearing the solo tracks. But that's just my humble opinion. Love your videos.
Unfortunately we didn't have access to them this time!
I'd love for you to raise jerry finn from the dead and have him talk about his work. Also it'd be great to have Eric valentine talk about the first 3EB record
Reminds how fantastic that album is. I listening to it none stop in the late 90s
By the way any ideas on the pedals used as you talk about the fender Deluxe as the main amp?
"Angels of the Silences" is one of my reference tracks. Do I have to say anything else? I really enjoyed the video! Thanks.
Not sure how US friendly it would be but The Manic Street Preachers' Everything Must Go or Holy Bible would be pretty great...
his voice a bit reminds Robert Smith from Cure )
No. No it doesn’t.
yeah!
hello Warren!
doors behind you leads to heaven?
If you could do a Album dive on Deloused in the Comatorium i'd be ecstatic
I heard a lot of early Roxy Music sounds, especially guitars.
HI Andrew Peters fantastic!! Great reference!
@@Producelikeapro Interestingly Butch Vig once told me he referenced early Roxy Music when working on Never Mind, especially Manzanera's guitar. I wonder if he would still admit to that?
The second song has a Tom Petty vibe to the guitars.
Clay LaHatte yes agreed!
Always trust a producer with handlebars
Is that right? The bass on this album was recorded with a mic'd Acoustic B15 amp? Really?
No way, it would have been a Ampeg B-15.
Hi And How David who edited it made a mistake!
D. Michael Thorn yes, it was an Ampeg!
@@Producelikeapro Shoot! Hope I can return the "Acoustic B15" I ordered after watching this video!
are you sure he was not talking about an ampeg B15?
He WAS talking about that! Unfortunately I assumed that David knew that when he edited! Haha
I’ve heard that Universal has “lost” the Master tapes for “Satellites”, & that is why it has never been revisited, do you know if this is this true?
If so, that’s a tragedy.
They was with geffen
Thats quite some piano