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Live mics. Live guitars, bass & drums. One take. Play loud. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iaINsgFHVs&spfreload=10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iaINsgFHVs

• agumonkey 12y ago
  Reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXzFCS72QIA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXzFCS72QIA intro piano glitch. 4 guys in a small room, 4 track recorder, no edit.
  • bobstobener 12y ago
    Nice!
• TillE 12y ago
  I love all the Beatles songs where you can hear the guitar amps causing the bass drum to rattle a bit. Reminds me of when I played in bands. More recently, Greg Graffin's folk album "Cold as the Clay" was very deliberately recorded with everyone in one room. It sounds good.
  • soylentcola 12y ago
    Off topic but thank you for informing me that Greg Graffin made a folk album. Had no idea even though it's apparently not new at all. Just goes to show that for all the access I have to music these days it's still easy to miss something due to just not hearing about it.
• tmuir 12y ago
  Neil Young talks a lot about how important it was to capture early takes. The newness of the music seems to give it a different character. A lot of his recordings have a fair amount of mistakes. Young calls it "rust". Tonight's the Night is a good example of this. Miles Davis also had the philosophy that first takes produced the most ingenuity in improvisation.