Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II AND IV
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Dinosaur David B
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Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II AND IV
I love this shit!
To me, the amazing thing about Zep II from a production standpoint, is that when you listen to it you'd never guess it was made across so many studios. It has a sonic continuity like it was all done in one place.
To me, the amazing thing about Zep II from a production standpoint, is that when you listen to it you'd never guess it was made across so many studios. It has a sonic continuity like it was all done in one place.
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It's not a restring until I'm bleeding.
Re: Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II
That was awesome!
The only fault I can find with that video is, it wasn't long enough
The only fault I can find with that video is, it wasn't long enough
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Dinosaur David B
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Re: Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II
Lot of great videos on that channel. Here's the latest:
I'm not a Pink Floyd fan, but I certainly acknowledge that Dark Side is an amazing production achievement.
I'm not a Pink Floyd fan, but I certainly acknowledge that Dark Side is an amazing production achievement.
It's not a restring until I'm bleeding.
Re: Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II
Moving between that many tape machines, it's amazing that the Heartbreaker solo was probably the biggest tuning issue on the whole record (and that wasn't that big a deal).
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Dinosaur David B
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Re: Behind the Recording of Led Zeppelin II AND IV
They just did Zep IV.
It's not a restring until I'm bleeding.