Curious if anyone has a list of such a thing. Anything from Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" to Ween's "The Pod".

Thanks for anything you can offer.

EDIT: Should have clarified, I'm referring specifically to recordings made on something like a Tascam Portastudio and the like. Big Black's "Lungs" style, for example.

All of Can's albums from 1968-1975 were recorded on a two track.

thought I'd throw that out there

The Beatles.

East River Pipe's stuff - not really "big" but...
Jeff Buckley - Sketches for my sweetheart the drunk - posthumuos release of demos

Guided By Voices
Sebadoh/Sentridoh
Stars of the Lid

Have all employed suitably lo-fi methods and produced stunning records...

Smog's early records. I think everythning upto Julius Cesear was done on a cassette portastudio (correct me i'm wrong).

Iron & Wine - The Creek Drank the Cradle

rayj wrote:The Beatles.

Cassette 4-track? The Beatles? Really?

I think Elliott Smith's first solo release (on Cavity Search?) was a four track cassette thing.

Don't know if that counts as major. Probably not.

PJ Harvey, 4-Track Demos. I don't know how "major" it is but I like it a lot.