Rec me rock albums with god-tier production/mixing please
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Rec me rock albums with god-tier production/mixing please
Jacob Myers
Jonathan Perry
audiophile approved
Oliver Adams
youtube.com
Here is some black metal
Bentley Butler
the production is half of the reason i love this one
Elijah Myers
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Landon Ward
one of the best-mixed albums of the 90s, no fake. shit's clear as a bell. i was teaching kids audio production for awhile and used a couple songs from this album for an exam (which had nothing to do with the mixing or production analysis) and all of them lit-up in wonder at how perfectly mixed it is... so we had to go off-topic for awhile to talk about it.
Nicholas Scott
Dunno if this is rock tho. But as far as gigantic mind-numbingly complicated, drawn-out, and long studio productions go, this album is pretty much flawlessly executed. It's a wonder anyone made it out alive, nevermind with such precision. Hundreds and hundreds of tracks per song, sometimes several mixes of hundreds of tracks going at once and being crossfaded between each other, etc.
Julian Foster
Ironically, the first rec is the first album I listened to
Also, while dynamic range is one of the important aspects of recording quality, it's far from being the only one.
Not really into black metal, but this is surprisingly well mastered. What is it exactly? Who's to thank for the recording quality?
Jayden Myers
TFW alt-rock album is mixed better than Mutt Lange singles
Thanks for the rec, much appreciated. Any more? Literally any decade goes
Grayson Lopez
All I know is that these guys are icelandic and this album was released by a label called "Terratur Possessions"
Daniel Cooper
some additional stuff
noisey.vice.com
Colton Martinez
Rec me god-tier rock albums with shit-tier production/mixing please
Liam Cox
anything produced by steve albini
Sebastian Cook
GBV—Bee Thousand
Burzum—Filosofem (not god-tier but still)
Nolan Baker
Really nice, I was hesitant about listening to Gabriel but this is great
Cameron Ortiz
Well, this whole album is produced just about as well, and arguably better than any Pink Floyd album. It's 1991 but frankly sounds like it might as well have been 2016 except immune to Loudness War BS. James Guthrie knows how to tickle those decibels perfectly. Also the re-release is staggering as well. I have yet to hear his 5.1 mix (which he spent about 5 years on), but I hear it's pure gold.
Nolan Allen
Amazing. To think it was 25 years ago.
Is other stuff by Jerry Harrison or James Guthrie worth checking?
Parker Smith
More recs?
Aiden Campbell
...
Brandon Carter
Oh yes gotta check it thanks for reminding me
Gabriel Lewis
>vinyl
Cheating.
Luke Walker
Oooo yeah this is what I'm talking bout right here, that Rhodes, that bass, them drums so tight. I like using this album to test speakers and headphones.
Ryan Cox
that
audiophile:
Highway to Hell (the best sounding rock record of all time. try and find a good original vinyl rip - pbthal preferably)
Nevermind (org 032 vinyl rip)
RATM S/T
production:
panopticon
songs for the deaf
houses of the holy
siamese dream
dark side of the moon
Levi Thomas
thanks
> Highway to Hell
Is Back In Black much different? I couldn't tell much difference in terms of production quality
Nicholas Robinson
isis - panopticon
deftones - koi no yokan
the cancer conspiracy - the audio medium
karnivool - sound awake
o.s.i - blood
Nathan Adams
I've heard people say SFTD has terrible production, but I think it's great.
Eli Sullivan
Yank Crime immediately springs to mind.
Caleb Torres
ulver - nattens madrigal
Noah Williams
trips of truth