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Tobiiiaaas Posted May 22, 2015 Share Posted May 22, 2015 Chris on Mutt via google translate 'He is a perfectionist, but not as I imagined it would be. He's very old school in his methods, he does not rely fully on the technology. I think he perfectly captures the importance of human feelings in music. He's one of those guys who does not seek perfection, he just looks for good sensations. Sometimes what makes a great song is its imperfections. He made us do a lot of takes. This is something we had not done on previous albums. Some songs were made up to thirty takes. The times when it slowed us slightly, was not deliberate on his part. It's just a story of sensations. He wanted the album to exude, it has a real flow. In many albums he produced, typically Back in Black AC / DC you have a real consistency, it has the ability to capture the present moment to anchor the music in time. When you listen to the 2nd law there is a multitude of elements that correspond to different times. Drones we wanted to capture a moment, a moment. With the entire album recorded in a studio-level sound it's very consistent from beginning to end. After the 2nd Law, it was important to us that the concept of the new album only focused on one thing.' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Claudia O Posted May 22, 2015 Author Share Posted May 22, 2015 Sounds good... Maybe this is it when you listen to T2l it seems there are many different sounding songs, put on there randomly... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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