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Posted by: admin | 07/10/2007 at 15:11
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"I certainly knew of Brett Gurewitz and Epitaph Records, and his band Bad Religion, but had never met him until he came into the studio where I worked as Chief Tech. Engineer to mix "The Process of Belief" in 2001.
Jerry Finn was originally hired to mix the album, and recording was taking place at a furious pace. The band would record all night, and deliver tapes (yes, no ProTools was used in the making of this album!) to my studio first thing in the morning for Jerry to start mixing."
Read the full blog.
Jerry Finn was originally hired to mix the album, and recording was taking place at a furious pace. The band would record all night, and deliver tapes (yes, no ProTools was used in the making of this album!) to my studio first thing in the morning for Jerry to start mixing."
Read the full blog.
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03/05/2021 at 07:11
Just stumbled upon this page searching for "crackling noise on bad religion sorrow". It almost ruins the song... can't believe someone would put that on intentionally. It sounds more like a crackly knob on a guitar/amp than an explosion!!
Otherwise, it's possibly their best sounding record (the ones immediately before/after sounding pretty muddy in comparison). |
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07/11/2007 at 13:52
Yeah not to be a downer but im totally with BRP on the explosions... I think they're totally unnecessary and they annoy the hell out of me!
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07/11/2007 at 04:38
Awesome, thanks for the link delirium!
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07/10/2007 at 22:20
Graffin's voice rocks my world. Seriously. *bounces on new dark ages*
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07/10/2007 at 21:35
http://www.youtube.com/user/mrsweezer
check out this guy. he has a video of New Dark Ages live! |
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07/10/2007 at 21:19
Sound like some sort of guitar crunch to me.
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07/10/2007 at 20:50
The first time I heard Sorrow I wasn't sure they were explosions either, but after that I thought it was fairly obvious. They fit real well with the song IMO.
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07/10/2007 at 20:39
anyone want the bonus tracks?!?!?!
well here you go you bunch of bastards, enjoy. http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZRSQ1Q9E |
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07/10/2007 at 19:43
Sorrow's explosions always sounded like explosions to me. If you want to hear them louder... well there's a volume switch for that I guess. And they sound very nice! Its like they sing "there will be sorrow no more" despite a storm of explosions.
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07/10/2007 at 19:32
I posted about it now just because it's an interesting story (I thought) and I hadn't thought about it in a while.
And it coincides with other personal memories that really don't matter to anyone else but me. |
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07/10/2007 at 19:25
I don't get it... why is he posting about recording tpob (6 years later) and not something new??
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07/10/2007 at 18:51
on a more interesting note, i just bought the new album and it rocks! although im a little dissapointed that i listened to the 30 second demos on amazon and some of the full songs because there wasnt much of a suprise while listening to it, but i gotta say its one of their best yet.
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07/10/2007 at 18:43
HOLY SHIT. i always heard that noise he's talking about in Sorrow, and I just thought it was distorted. It has always pissed me off. If that's supposed to be an explosion they should have made it louder and cleaner.
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07/10/2007 at 18:03
No i think its just the blog looks exactly like 34 different other ones ive seen lols.
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07/10/2007 at 16:27
Does anyone happen to know if the band will be playing any of those talk shows this time around? I want to know
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07/10/2007 at 15:59
Well, I came across the blog via this:
http://tinyurl.com/2epa25 And the blog post isn't exactly ancient with July 08, 2007 as a date. :P |
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07/10/2007 at 15:45
excellent post, although i think ive seen it before, but not here.
they all looked particularly slick on that kilborne appearance methinks :D. |
