Quote: (03-05-2013 08:09 PM)TheCaptainPower Wrote:
Think about all the classic albums that have probably been made within one or two weeks? Nirvana's Nevermind and Guns and Roses Appetite for Destruction come to mind. You just go inside a studio, and BAM, a week or two later you come out with some music. And if you play live it's even better because you make revenue's from the show's, AND at the same time it helps your albums sales. "Live" records from concerts are the easiest money makers in music history.
Captain,
Don't take this the wrong way, but it seems like you are coming unglued.
(Trust me, it happens to me too every now and then).
First, "Suits Don't work in Manhattan".
Now, "I am going to write the next Nirvana's Nevermind in two weeks".
Why not be the first man to walk on Mars too while you are at it?
Or win the Superbowl, Kentucky Derby and NBA Championship in one fell swoop? (so to speak)
Quote: (03-06-2013 10:37 AM)Kitsune Wrote:
I suppose lastly, it bugs me because the quality of sound you get on an album has gotten exponentially worse for the past thirty years despite the technology improving manifold.
Is that really true?
Why?