Ace wrote:NOT CRAP for their first album alone. That stuff is great.
Who cares about the other stuff, though - who's even been paying attention since 1992?

burun wrote:

mr.arrison wrote:PAGING VOCKINS!

Please, please tell us the story of DJ Bile Colostomy Bag, whom we met back in 1992 when we went with him to see Mudhoney in Charlottesville, Va.

"Dude- Are you OK? Did you blow your bag?"

Even if he chooses not to tell the story, this setup made me laugh uncontrollably for a minute and a half.

Salut!

Steve Turner wrote:We still record analog. We make sure we get people we really trust and respect to help us record our records. And then, it’s making sure that the microphone is picking up the sound as pure as possible. That’s why it’s really just a pure live setup because that’s what I’m hearing in the practice room and it sounds as good as I think it’s going to sound. I always bring some other guitars and other boxes in and I always just end up using what I use live, generally. Occasionally for overdubs, I use other stuff.

Everything’s going to get digitized eventually. I guess you just try to hold it off until the last possible point. This one was digitized after the studio. Even at this point, for vinyl, you can’t get a record mastered from tape anymore, I think. The technology changes every time we make a record. At least it’s not DAT anymore. I think DAT was the low point.