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Post by justkevin on Nov 6, 2004 19:17:53 GMT -5
hi all..im new round here...just wanted to ask if anyone knows about rubins previous work..
is anyone a fan of his previous work and do you see a good fit..how about their two new songs, can you imagine what rubin would do to them?
cheers
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Post by webm@ster on Nov 7, 2004 0:40:09 GMT -5
although Ricks name has been mentioned a lot in connection with the Los Angeles recording sessions he has never been confirmed as the current producer and is actually working with other clients in NYC at the moment. He seems to have been involved more in the beginning stages as the band decided to come to the States to complete the album...
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Post by bluecorn on Nov 7, 2004 12:13:09 GMT -5
i'm not really sure mr rubin has ever been involved at all... it all just stemmed from an only potentially valid quote that supposedly came from someone who is not in the band and bit of a jokester... but who knows.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 7, 2004 18:15:09 GMT -5
i never understood the collaboration to begin with ,,RUBIN is a accomplished producer but he is known now for workin with RAPPERS LIKE JAY Z (SCREW THAT)
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Post by iamthewalrus on Nov 7, 2004 19:41:09 GMT -5
he's still produced soem really class stuff...ie johnny cash
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Post by Deleted on Nov 7, 2004 19:52:32 GMT -5
he's still produced soem really class stuff...ie johnny cash good point,,no argument with the late mr cash. guess i just hate hip hop so much i dont want any ideas come into the OASIS camp that would sicken me though i trust the chief would never allow it anyway  |
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Post by justkevin on Nov 7, 2004 22:51:54 GMT -5
really? so we dont know whose producing the album in l.a.?
who is 'the producer' in the picture with them walkin down the streets? i just assumed it was rubin but i guess not..
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Post by WallBanger on Nov 7, 2004 23:25:22 GMT -5
Isn't it Dave Sardy who's producing the album?
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Post by fordy on Nov 8, 2004 4:44:00 GMT -5
it would seem so, though no one has confirmed this - noel mentioned his name recently, though he didn't actually say if he was the only person they were working with, and dave sardy works alot with rick rubin so........
personally hope rubin is doing it - as ian brown said, they should get RR and make the ultimate rock album
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Post by justkevin on Nov 8, 2004 17:29:17 GMT -5
dave sardy? i guess hes the guy in the l.a. picture..
anyone like what hes done before? a quick search brang up..
sardy, producer:
marilyn manson - Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death)
the walkmen - bows and arrows
jet - get born
helmet - aftertaste
rick rubin, producer:
jay z- black album
slipknot - sublimninal verses
system of a down - toxicity
rhcpeppers - blood sugar sex magik/californication
audioslave
LLcoolj
limp bizkit
beastie boys - licensed to ill/sounds of silence
slayer
danzig
johnny cash
rage against the machine
NIN
ACDC- ballbreaker
paloalto - heroes and villains
the cult - electric
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Post by nyr401994 on Nov 8, 2004 23:06:21 GMT -5
i believe rick rubin did rhcp's blood sugar sex magik
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Post by bluecorn on Nov 8, 2004 23:47:34 GMT -5
oasis and hip hop does seem like a pretty weird combination... but it is kind of interesting at least to me to remember that some of the drums in 'dyer know what i mean' were taken from some NWA song. i can't remember if noel said they actually used the sample or if they just completely copied the sample and had alan recreate it...
interesting how they've taken to using drum loops whilst playing live.... (dyer know what i mean, force of nature) and fuckin in the bushes almost sounds like a sped-up hip hop drum track even though it is pretty obviously lifted from jimi's "little miss lover".... (that is the most flagrant theft noel's ever done i think--- right up there with the 'imagine' intro to don't look back in anger)
as far as rick rubin goes, i'd be more uncomfortable having oasis mentioned in the same list as system of a down, slipknot, danzig, and slayer than i would with the hip-hop association. i mean, i'm not really a big fan, but i still really respect those first few beastie boys records, for instance. they were really sonically interesting i think
also, in case no one's mentioned it lately, dave sardy recently did The Thrills record (So Much For The City was the title i think)
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Post by fordy on Nov 9, 2004 2:42:20 GMT -5
they tried to get permission to use the hendrix sample but couldn't, so they had alan copy it instead. Not that that should make sense, but for some reason it does
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Post by themanwithnoname on Nov 9, 2004 6:37:23 GMT -5
Dave Sardy also worked on the Hot, Hot Heat album at The Village studios in LA, according to the internet.
Hasn't someone already mentioned the theory that Oasis are recording there? Sounds like it could be a goer to me.
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Post by WallBanger on Nov 9, 2004 11:12:53 GMT -5
www.nme.com/news/109885.htm"We're working with Dave Sardy who done The Thrills’ album. We sent him a few tracks of this cobbled together stuff to mix and he sent them back and it didn't sound right so we said ‘Why don't you come over and we'll start again?’, so we've completely started from scratch bar one song that has been finished for the last, I don't know, ten years."
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