Ask Pete. He's the only one who knows.
C'mon, he had a Studer on the first one and did additional recording and mixing in pro studios. He also had great instruments. I hear you, but he had an edge over the typical amateur of today.
I've watched exceptionally talented pro producers do remarkable things with Melodyne. Subtle minor adjustments with sublime finesse. I think it's mostly about who's running the desk and how talented they are.
Polite, respectful, and quick.
Safe to assume Dylan has never used a click. Ever.
Most professional full band recordings do not use a click. Click tracks are for amateurs & beginners.
Splitting up writing and publishing worked out really well for REM. A team mentality can have its advantages.
I'm a 7" vinyl collector. I can completely understand how they fall into obscurity.
The underlying story here is that Eck doesn't like real music.
Content that's costs zero is rarely worth consuming.
Those were both released. Great single.
It's building blocks. Takes time, but once you've got an established brand and a bit of a catalog (and hopefully a small hit or two), things become more affordable and self sustaining. You can afford a regular new release cycle.
I do it also by not giving away every track via streaming. There's no real money in free music unless you're very popular.
Law and order! States rights!
I've lost friends to lsd. Taking it often makes some people completely fall apart.
She seems super intense to me in her socials. Intense is fine at work, but i have my limits with it at home.
Real instruments are the key to longevity.
Would you like to pay an extra $10 to safeguard each of your tickets?
It's super mundane sounding, but my wife scratches my back with a level of skill that is hard to describe. It's one of the greatest things I've ever felt.
To all the married men , what is that something your wife does that makes think you won the lottery in marriage aspect of life?
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