Plush "The More You Becomes You"

either of the 2 sloy records steve recorded.

mclusky - the difference between you and me is that i'm not on fire. i initially thought the guitars were too loud. but it's such a clear record, i had to make note of it. excellent job, steve.

the blackened air. i know this has been mentioned several times but it's just a flawless record, sonically.

giddy motors - make it pop

fugazi - in on the kill taker demos (god only knows why they didn't release this)

make believe - shock of being


jeremy

Still to this day the drum sound on this record kills me...

Dianogah - As Seen From Above
Recorded back on Francisco Ave

Superchunk recorded "Come Pick Me Up" at EA. That record sounds really good, in my opinion. That was Jim O'Rourke that engineered that record, right? Other than that, I like these:

1. Don Caballero - American Don
2. .22
3. High on Fire

...and all the other ones, I suppose. There isn't really a record that was recorded there, or engineered by Steve that I think is a turd. They all sound great, and I prefer that sound to the overengineered sound of anything else. Or something like that..... ha!

Hands down, Rid of Me. I swear to god, if P. J. wasn't a man, I'd be in
love!

That's not very nice.

zom-zom wrote:That's not very nice.

Joke Zom. :)

I happen to think she's freaky hot. Her play-style is very masculine.

Eilutheo wrote:Oxbow - Serenade In Red

you right "serenade in red" was steve masterpiece, best drum sound ever, best guitare sound ever, best bass sound ever, best voice sound ever!!....beleve me!!!!

turnbullac wrote:The Ex
Starters Alternators

Probably my choice, as well (out of Steve recordings done at Electrical, as opposed to other locations).

It's either that or "Win or Die Tryin'" by Metal Head.

Uzeda--Different Section Wires

Big'n--Discipline Through Sound

Neurosis--Times of Grace