Thread link is accomplished Gen Z music producer Isaac Brown listening to The Doors first album. Kid's got a great studio, so the sound is pretty good.
Timestamps:
1:15 "Break On Through" 3:43 Rocket Money Sponsor 5:16 "Soul Kitchen" 8:54 "The Crystal Ship" 11:40 "Twentieth Century Fox" 14:12 "Alabama Song" 17:28 "Light My Fire" 24:37 "Back Door Man" 28:06 "I Looked At You" 30:27 "End of the Night" 33:17 "Take It as It Comes" 35:30 "The End"
Hey, thanks, Corky. I'm just about over my "He never heard of, say what?" take. And there was some fun waiting for Mary Clayton to rip the roof off the joint in "Gimme Shelter."
Interesting piece on John Fogerty in "The Guardian" (www.theguardian.com). At one point he evidently had a deal that required him to churn out 180 songs over 5 years for a pittance.
Since Erin is rapidly becoming a Category V maelstrom, here is the orchestral version of a famous Scorpions song: www.youtube.com
This may not soothe the savage beast in all of us, but as the Immortal Bard once wrote: "He who hath no music in him, is fit for stratagems, treasons, and spoils."
@#8 ... with even simple, at home tech today ...
Yeah, ~at home tech~ has been good for a while, though lately it has become excellent.
The big thing it fights, though, is background noises (similar to the NYC recording studios having to fight the low-frequency subway rumbling that seemed to make it into their studios).
But I digress ... :)
Another ~recorded in a home studio~ song ...
Boston - More Than a Feeling (1976)
www.youtube.com
A Revealing interview with Tom Scholz, guitarist and mastermind behind BOSTON's classic-rock brilliance.
www.gonnahitcharide.com
... MG: What kind of 12-string acoustic did you use on "More Than a Feeling"?
SCHOLZ: That was a $100 Yamaha. When the band was first signed, the so-called "band" went to L.A., booked studio time, and went into the studio every week. They stayed out there as a cover, pretending to record the album, while I recorded the album back home in Massachusetts in my basement studio. ...
@#13 ... "I think. I think I am. Therefore I am... I think." ...
Yeah, they don't write lyrics like that anymore.
But you're wandering into Moody Blues territory, one of my favorite groups.
The album you cite may be an all-time favorite album for me.
But I'd proffer, it is not just the first 3 cuts of that album that are great, but the last few cuts of side 2. What has often called, ~The Dream Sequence~ back in the day.
Starting with "Are You Sitting Comfortably" and going on for 12 or so minutes beyond that.
I found this ...
Moody Blues - Dream Sequence
www.youtube.com
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