Just gonna put this here rather than start a new thread.Some music you PRFers will likely enjoy very much...This is a good friend of mine's old band, from Chicago circa late 90s....and boy does it sound like it. They were never happy with the original master and wanted a nicer version for posterity ...

Angus Jung wrote:Hosoi wrote:Drummers are the most important, obviously, but one wouldn't expect them to be any good at speakingThis accurately summarizes the problem with this podcast (sorry, drummers, I love you).clearly y'all have never met Zach Barocas, who besides being a ridiculously inventive...

bishopdante wrote:Under the circumstances of submitting reel to reel, I would be miffed to learn that some sort of computerised denoise and multiband limiter had been slapped onto the signal without asking, even if digital processes do those jobs well compared to the analogue equivalents.so you woul...

you will be shocked and horrified by this, but there are actually things that digital does better than analog.

my internet is analog. coupla tubes and a coat hanger.

warm and punchy.

JohnnySomersett wrote:elisha wiesner wrote:I'm just goofin'. There was a thing a while back where the US broker for GZ got busted sending the plant MP3's of peoples masters for pressing, which didn't go over well.Oh wow. What a bastard!yeah that is some crazy shit! jeez, we go to the trouble of maki...

haven't read this whole thing, apologies if this was already posted:http://www.missilebases.com/nike-northernmaine

El Protoolio wrote:I get let down by the second disc of Tago.i agree, but the first disc is so unbelievably great (it's my favorite music ever), i figure they can do whatever they like with the second one.

cmay wrote:Listening to The Up On In now. 5 bucks on bandcamp. This shit is right up my alley, especially while cranking out process maps at work. Added to rotation and to Pandora. Thanks again for the tippage.you're most welcome. i didn't know it was up on bandcamp, that's great.