http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Steve_Albini%27s_recording_projects

Anything left out? A few of the bands mentioned I wasn't aware of but will check out. Wikipedia is a great resource.

I was like "what?!?!? he didnt do meantime!"

I think Andy Wallace must be the reason it sounds like the most dated piece of shit I've ever spent 7 bucks on.

I didnt know he did Burning Witch and Goatsnake stuff. That's pretty cool. Or the fragile, which is also pretty cool I guess, but no suprise I didn't know it.

I love these Wikipedia.

What about Kenny Loggins? And where are Hall & Oates? Who the jocksuck are The PJ Harveys?

The company's website hosts an active independent music discussion forum where users discuss technical audio recording issues, topics in the independent music industry, and creative critical games such as Crap/Not Crap, Rank, The Kenny, and The SuperKenny

this is what wikipedia had to say about us. haha!

wiggins wrote:I was like "what?!?!? he didnt do meantime!"

I think Andy Wallace must be the reason it sounds like the most dated piece of shit I've ever spent 7 bucks on.

I didnt know he did Burning Witch and Goatsnake stuff. That's pretty cool. Or the fragile, which is also pretty cool I guess, but no suprise I didn't know it.

I love these Wikipedia.

The list is of records that have Steve on there somewhere. The title track In the Meantime was recorded by Steve... shame the rest of the record wasn't.

It looks like Nina Nastasia is owed a free session because according to that list Steve recorded her album 'Dogs' twice!

Braden wrote:It looks like Nina Nastasia is owed a free session because according to that list Steve recorded her album 'Dogs' twice!

Not only that, but apparently he had something to do with Nirvana recording "In Utero" once in 1993 then digging up Kurt Cobain's faceless-assed corpse to record the same record 5 years later but this time in the UK. Yeah, I got nothing.

HDU are missing from the list. As is Die!Die!Die!.


I didn't know he recorded Mark of Cain! very cool.

B_M_L wrote:HDU are missing from the list.

I talked to Steve about this. He didn't record them, they used his studio. I can't remember the name of the engineer, but I think it was a fellow NZer.

I didn't know that. I've always asumed it was.

I'm pretty sure that Die!Die!Die! were though... it says so on the album.