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May 15, 2023 1 hr 2 min

Why do good bands make bad recordings?

from Beat Motel Zine

Why do bands mess up excellent songs with the wrong production choices? Why would any band choose to make their recordings sound deliberately terrible? Dr Sam Page and Andrew Culture answer these questions and many more in this episode of the Beat Motel podcast. Get more at https://beatmotel.co.uk/ If you expect objective facts and reasonable arguments, you should find a different music podcast; music is too important to be treated with vagueness. RIFF OF THE WEEK Squid Pisser - Liquified Remains Decapitated - Just a cigarette SAM'S PICKS 1. Rotten Sound - Green 2. Cradle of Filth - Desire in Violent Overture 3. Poison Ruin - Parade of Phantoms 4. Terveet Kädet - Vapaa Pohjola 5. Riff of the Week: Archspire - Drone Corpse Aviator ANDREW'S PICKS 1. Charlatans - page 1 2. Stone roses - breaking into heaven 3. Replacements - Can't hardly wait MENTIONS The Locust White Centepide podcast Against Me! Placebo Fat Wreck Chords Rancid Citizen Fish Leftover Crack BYO Records Meshugga System of Down Bullets of Broadway Mike Patton The Refused Fucked Up Sepultura Professor Nicholas Cook

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