Red Mosquito

Mike, the most authentically caffeinated.

Ms Harmless wrote:Ed is the most authentically Dad

That was in the rotation in my head before I settled on poetic

oneway23 wrote:Mike, the most authentically caffeinated.

Oh damn, for sure. Ed is the most authentically stoned?

most authentically drunk uncle

Sounds like there will be more promo drops on CBS

RockPusher wrote:

Ms Harmless wrote:Ed is the most authentically Dad

That was in the rotation in my head before I settled on poetic

RockPusher wrote:Note to warehouse: interviewer lists DMB as his favorite, Jeff says "I'm assuming we're number two." My love of Dave has been put on the back burner after my last relationship flamed out (she brought me way into that circle).

was going to reference Norlander for his contributions to the DMB community. Don't get me wrong, it's been decades, in my opinion, since dmb released an album with true staying power for me, but Norlander's records and riffs podcasts regarding before these crowded streets and busted stuff/the lillywhite sessions are awesome. love his music deep dives.

Good to know Running isn't an Eddie song.

Leatherhead wrote:Good to know Running isn't an Eddie song.

Kind of gives hope that it will be sans spritz, eh?

Ms Harmless wrote:Ed is the most authentically Dad

Speaking as a dad, it happens.

RockPusher wrote:interviewer lists DMB as his favorite.

great, now I can't take this interview seriously

kill this thread

great interview, i love listening to Jeff. He really is a very cool and productive guy.
Also, very cool to hear more about the new album.

Leatherhead wrote:Good to know Running isn't an Eddie song.

who’s was Lukin?

RockPusher wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:Good to know Running isn't an Eddie song.

Kind of gives hope that it will be sans spritz, eh?

Well Stone wrote Supersonic, so anything is possible

Farmer John wrote:

RockPusher wrote:

Leatherhead wrote:Good to know Running isn't an Eddie song.

Kind of gives hope that it will be sans spritz, eh?

Well Stone wrote Supersonic, so anything is possible

yeah but probably ed put a little fixin on it too

can any enterprising posters highlight the best bits?

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Strat wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

Fattie_Vedder wrote:For all the talk about production and mixing and what not I still don’t get why anyone would choose to make the drums sound the way they do. What logical, technical, or creative reason is there to make them sound flat? Genuine non-rhetorical question. I don’t understand what purpose it serves, or it’s drive n by or required by other production choices.

But obliterating all decay of the snare and kick, and accentuating all of the attack, Serban Ghanea has mixed a drum sound that is more in line with today's pop music, and this can presumably fit more comfortably on randomized playlists and be used in film/tv licensing deals.

Or, and also, its probably the only way he knows how to mi/master an album? They are all pop hounds, right?

I doubt it's "the only way he knows." He's got a particular sound that is making him a lot of money, so he delivers.

Well i dont like it!

Neither do I and it’s a weird choice. I listen to more classically sounding rock in my mix along with modern pop music and I don’t feel the need for both to sound similar. Barf.

Listening to Jeff describe how they made the album has me excited. He’s the man.

it’s cool to hear jeff be excited for making music with the band