well im partially asking this to find out about some more stuff that steve recorded ,,
currently my favorites are:

steve performed in
all shellac albums (particularly at action park)
big black pig pile
and rapeman ( two nuns and a pack mule)

oh wait all thats kind of a given i guess

stuff steve recorded
well im not too much for nirvana anymore but i dont think anyhitng beats the drum sound on MILK IT (song on in utero)
chevelles point # 1 sounds amazing and if you dissagree your stupid and i hate you
the jesus lizard
mclusky

.. i cant find killdozer anywhere .. what does that sound like?



what are some other good albums i should check out?


oh yes and even though steve didnt record it spiderland is awesome

well i gues im basically asking what cd has the best drum sound youve ever heard
and if steve is reading this maybe
in your oppinion, whats the best album youve done so far?

Magnolia Electric Co.

Nina Nastastia's "The Blackened Air." Just beautiful.

I also love the song he did on The Frames' "The Roads Outgrown." Great mix, nice pan positions.

"Shining In The Light" from the Page and Plant album also sounds fantastic.

The Shellac stuff also sounds great, with "1000 Hurts" being my personal favorite. Great guitar sounds and distinctly realistic kick drum sounds on a few of the songs.

Chris Garges
Charlotte, NC

for an incomplete list of EA work, go to http://www.electrical.com/bandlist.php


My picks are:

sonicly - Pixies/Surfer Rosa, Owls, Breeders/TK
musically - Slint/tweez, The Jesus Lizard/goat, Danielson Famile


Chris

revrantMeat wrote:stuff steve recorded

my record!

sorry couldnt help it.

awesome
thanks for that list.

the new year's newness ends and dianogah's battle champions are probably my favorites because the drums, acoustic guitars, and vocals (or any accoustic instruments) on both those records are extremely natural sounding.

the shellac records all sound great too, in particular the less roomy sounding songs on action park ('crows' 'boches dick' etc.)

To add to what other folks are saying...

Most Silkworm. (Blueblood was the exception, wasn't it, guys?)

Joel R.L. Phelps/The Downer Trio: 3. Gorgeous.

Bedhead's Transaction de Novo

And others, but it's Sunday. I'm off-duty.

Performed: At Action Park. (Two Nuns... a very close second.)

Recorded: PJ Harvey's Rid of Me. There's probably any number of as-good or better records, but I've just never gotten sick of this one.