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BigEZ
The Devil Has Blue Eyes
He also said you should lose the middle initial. Or change it to Aaron "Mutilator" Coleman cuz that would be super cool and less pretentious 
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WarmJetGuitar
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I dig Simon & Garfunkel too but they're not 70's but 60's. Their last album was released in 1970 but recorded in '69. But BTW check out the Paul Simon stuff from the 70's.
Their engineers and sometimes producer Roy Halee was a genius IMO - amazing sounds. There's something about the sound of 60's and 70's CBS recordings; S&G, John Cale, United States of America, Paul Simon solo, Bob Dylan, etc.
They had a number of identical studios all over the US which kindda explained the similarities in sound. They sounded dry, yet full and warm.
I got a thing about not liking mixing styles of the 90's - with some notable exceptions like Brian Jonestown Massacre and Pavement. The thing annoying me about many 90's records was the ideal of using no reverb and getting clarity at all costs. There's a fine line between clarity and harshness- Placebo comes to mind here. Could have been great, but I get a headache from listening to all that treble.
I still consider making my own re-masters of Sonic Youth's "Dirty" and some of the American recordings by Johnny Cash to get a less trebly, fuller sound on these great records.
To me DMB is rather boring in every aspect but whatever floats your boat.
Their engineers and sometimes producer Roy Halee was a genius IMO - amazing sounds. There's something about the sound of 60's and 70's CBS recordings; S&G, John Cale, United States of America, Paul Simon solo, Bob Dylan, etc.
They had a number of identical studios all over the US which kindda explained the similarities in sound. They sounded dry, yet full and warm.
I got a thing about not liking mixing styles of the 90's - with some notable exceptions like Brian Jonestown Massacre and Pavement. The thing annoying me about many 90's records was the ideal of using no reverb and getting clarity at all costs. There's a fine line between clarity and harshness- Placebo comes to mind here. Could have been great, but I get a headache from listening to all that treble.
I still consider making my own re-masters of Sonic Youth's "Dirty" and some of the American recordings by Johnny Cash to get a less trebly, fuller sound on these great records.
To me DMB is rather boring in every aspect but whatever floats your boat.
aaronmcoleman
The truth is out there!
He can't stand you either. He thinks all Aaron M Coleman tracks sound like they're done in a cheap home studio
haha. he's right...he has good ears...he also forgot they were mixed by a crappy engineer. even though i don't like his music, i'm honored he took the time to listen to mine.
oh and i can't drop the M, it's part of the last name McOleman, we are a small irish clan with some Jewish roots. i'm not surprised you haven't heard of us. (actually it's because aaroncoleman is taken on most logins, so i added the m so i could keep them all the same..but I am half irish, half jewish)
aaronmcoleman
The truth is out there!
Yeah Paul Simon's solo stuff is awesome. There goes rhymin simon, and still crazy after all these years are both amazing sounding albums, with amazing songs.
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BigEZ
The Devil Has Blue Eyes
McOleman Jewish/Irish name. Lol, beauty.