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Post by webm@ster on Aug 28, 2004 14:48:40 GMT -5
..so claims Liam Howlett from Prodigy in an interview given yesterday to an Argentian news paper : -¿El hecho de que Liam Gallagher cantara en los discos fue una elección obvia? -No fue algo tan calculado. Conocí a Liam seis años atrás, cuando Noel acababa de hacer una colaboración con los Chemical Brothers. En ese momento Liam llegó y me dijo: "Mi hermano hizo un disco con los Chemical Brothers. Tendríamos que hacer un disco para que el de ellos explote contra la pared." A lo que le contesté: "Sí, está bien, sorprendente". Pero no pasó nada. Y hace dos años, en casa, lo volví a encontrar. Eran las 3 de la madrugada cuando me dijo: "Deberíamos subir al estudio y componer un tema". Y le dije: "Sí, vamos." Entonces subimos y... ese tema es sólo mío y de él, "Shoot Down". El quería hacer algo totalmente diferente. Y supongo que este tema es más un tema de Liam Howlett en un álbum de Prodigy. -¿Eso quiere decir que vas a aparecer en el próximo disco de Oasis? -Ellos me necesitan en el próximo disco, para que suene mejor (risas). Voy a marcarles el ritmo. -Me enteré de que no consiguen terminarlo. -No es tan así. Me alegró saber que el productor de Oasis es ahora Rick Rubin. Es muy talentoso, es el mejor productor del mundo. Algunos de los álbumes de Rage Against The Machine que produjo, en especial el último, eran tan abundantes de cosas, tan ricos, que tenían un sonido increíble. -De todas formas, debe ser muy caro contratarlo... -Sí, pero ellos pueden soportar ese gasto, ¿no es cierto? (Risas.) maybe one of our forum members could translate the bold stuff for us but here is an attempt by google : He cheered knowledge to me that the producer of Oasis is now Rick Rubin. He is very talented, is the best producer of the world. Some of the albums of Rage Against The Machine that produced, in special the last one, were so abundant of things, so rich, that they had an incredible sound. - In any case, it must be very expensive to contract it... - Yes, but they can support that cost, is not certain? (Laughter.)source : www.lanacion.com.ar/edicionimpresa/suplementos/vialibre/nota.asp?nota_id=630786&origen=premium |
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Post by thepicturesgeneration on Aug 28, 2004 15:23:06 GMT -5
Maybe I am the only one that can't read spanish but it is not helpful at all to have to run this through a translator. Anyways, Rick Rubin is an amazing producer, looks like a nut, but he is one of THE best producers around today. Also, he has produced a very wide spectrum of acts, so that should be good for oasis....
let's just hope he helps speed up the band and possibly give em some much needed inspiration.
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Post by nyr401994 on Aug 28, 2004 16:11:56 GMT -5
this was my translation, via freetranslation.com:
-That means that you are going to appear in the next disk of Oasis?
-They need me in the next disk, so that sound better (laughters). I am going to mark them the rhythm.
-I informed myself that do not manage to finish it.
-Is not so thus. It was happy to know that the producer of Oasis is now Rick Rubin. Is very talented, is the best producer of the world. Some of the albums of Rage Against The Machine that produced, especially the last one, they were so abundant of things, so rich, that they had an incredible sound.
-Of all forms, should be very expensive to hire it..
-Yes, but they can bear that expense, ¿is not certain? (Laughter.)
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Post by justanotherfan on Aug 28, 2004 18:23:00 GMT -5
Rick Rubin had better kick Liam in the ass so his vocals are dead on
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Post by webm@ster on Aug 28, 2004 19:31:33 GMT -5
Rick just produced a pretty Brit sounding US band (IMO)called Paloalto.
Here are some albums produced by Rubin :
PRODUCER
Red Hot Chili Peppers: Californication (Warner Bros., 1999)
Tom Petty: Wildflowers (Warner Bros., 1994) and Echo (Warner Bros., 1999)
Various Artists: Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Columbia, 1998)
System of a Down: System of a Down (Sony, 1998)
Johnny Cash: Unchained (American Recordings, 1996)
Mick Jagger: Wandering Spirit (Atlantic, 1993)
Andrew Dice Clay: The Day the Laughter Died, Part II (Warner Bros., 1993), 40 Too Long (American, 1992), Dice Rules (American, 1991), The Day the Laughter Died (Warner Bros., 1990) and Andrew Dice Clay (Warner Bros., 1989) Beastie Boys: Licensed to Ill (Def Jam, 1986)
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Various Artists: Big Daddy soundtrack (Sony, 1999)
Sir Mix-A-Lot: Return of the Bumporsaurus (Warner Bros., 1996), Chief Boot Knocka (Rhyme Cartel, 1994) and Mack Daddy (Def American, 1992)
Public Enemy: Yo! Bum Rush the Show (Def Jam, 1987)
The Black Crowes: Shake Your Money Maker (Def American, 1990)
Danzig: Danzig III/How the Gods Kill (Def American, 1992)
Slayer: Undisputed Attitude (American, 1996) and Divine Intervention (American, 1994)
Dan Baird: Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired (Def American, 1991)
Various Artists: Private Parts (Warner Bros., 1997)
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Post by justanotherfan on Aug 29, 2004 13:57:12 GMT -5
He also produced Paloalto's 2 albums and if you're a fan of music you should check them out, because this is one of the best American bands out there.
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Post by thepicturesgeneration on Aug 29, 2004 20:51:05 GMT -5
Rick just produced a pretty Brit sounding US band (IMO)called Paloalto. Here are some albums produced by Rubin : PRODUCER Red Hot Chili Peppers: Californication (Warner Bros., 1999) Tom Petty: Wildflowers (Warner Bros., 1994) and Echo (Warner Bros., 1999) Various Artists: Chef Aid: The South Park Album (Columbia, 1998) System of a Down: System of a Down (Sony, 1998) Johnny Cash: Unchained (American Recordings, 1996) Mick Jagger: Wandering Spirit (Atlantic, 1993) Andrew Dice Clay: The Day the Laughter Died, Part II (Warner Bros., 1993), 40 Too Long (American, 1992), Dice Rules (American, 1991), The Day the Laughter Died (Warner Bros., 1990) and Andrew Dice Clay (Warner Bros., 1989) Beastie Boys: Licensed to Ill (Def Jam, 1986) EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Various Artists: Big Daddy soundtrack (Sony, 1999) Sir Mix-A-Lot: Return of the Bumporsaurus (Warner Bros., 1996), Chief Boot Knocka (Rhyme Cartel, 1994) and Mack Daddy (Def American, 1992) Public Enemy: Yo! Bum Rush the Show (Def Jam, 1987) The Black Crowes: Shake Your Money Maker (Def American, 1990) Danzig: Danzig III/How the Gods Kill (Def American, 1992) Slayer: Undisputed Attitude (American, 1996) and Divine Intervention (American, 1994) Dan Baird: Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired (Def American, 1991) Various Artists: Private Parts (Warner Bros., 1997) Yer forgot the beastie boys...he's also a big constituent in founding Def Jam. |
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Post by masterplan200 on Aug 30, 2004 1:37:53 GMT -5
Yes! He'd better give Trevor a ring to kick Liam in the ass so he sings properly
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Post by masterplan200 on Aug 30, 2004 1:39:04 GMT -5
By Trevor Rubin that is
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Post by Rain on Aug 30, 2004 3:04:11 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2004 11:15:44 GMT -5
My Spanish is pretty rusty but I'll have a go at getting the key points. Translation sites can't really do it.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2004 11:35:46 GMT -5
Was it an obvious choice to have Liam Gallagher sing on the CD?
It wasn't something I planned. I've known Liam for about seven years, since Noel collaborated with the Chemical Brothers. At that time Liam arrived and told me "My brother has done a single with the Chemical Brothers, we have to make a single together <bit I can't translate>. But nothing happened. Two years later we met. It was 3 in the morning and he said "We should go to the studio and write a song" and I said "Yes, let's go". Then we got up and this time had "Shoot Down", just me and him. He wanted something completely different so this is a song by Liam Howlett on a Prodigy album.
Can we ask if you'll appear on the next Oasis album?
They need me on the album, it'll sound better! I'm going to do them some beats.
<I think he's joking>
It seems that they can't finish it <Not sure about that>
It's not like that. It makes me happy to know that Rick Ruben is now the Oasis producer. He's very talented, he's the best producer in the world. Some of the Rage Against The Machine albums, especially the last one, are in lots of ways great, they have an incredible sound.
He must be very expensive
Yes, but they can afford him, don't you think?
I think that most of that is right. Turns out I can remember more than I thought! Very positive news, certainly.
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Post by dixonhill on Aug 30, 2004 12:46:16 GMT -5
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Post by brandnewrebel on Aug 30, 2004 13:17:33 GMT -5
Was it an obvious choice to have Liam Gallagher sing on the CD?It wasn't something I planned. I've known Liam for about seven years, since Noel collaborated with the Chemical Brothers. At that time Liam arrived and told me "My brother has done a single with the Chemical Brothers, we have to make a single together <bit I can't translate>. But nothing happened. Two years later we met. It was 3 in the morning and he said "We should go to the studio and write a song" and I said "Yes, let's go". Then we got up and this time had "Shoot Down", just me and him. He wanted something completely different so this is a song by Liam Howlett on a Prodigy album. Can we ask if you'll appear on the next Oasis album?They need me on the album, it'll sound better! I'm going to do them some beats. <I think he's joking> It seems that they can't finish it <Not sure about that>It's not like that. It makes me happy to know that Rick Ruben is now the Oasis producer. He's very talented, he's the best producer in the world. Some of the Rage Against The Machine albums, especially the last one, are in lots of ways great, they have an incredible sound. He must be very expensiveYes, but they can afford him, don't you think? I think that most of that is right. Turns out I can remember more than I thought! Very positive news, certainly.  well done man!, quite accurated. |
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Post by nyr401994 on Aug 30, 2004 14:51:01 GMT -5
Was it an obvious choice to have Liam Gallagher sing on the CD?It wasn't something I planned. I've known Liam for about seven years, since Noel collaborated with the Chemical Brothers. At that time Liam arrived and told me "My brother has done a single with the Chemical Brothers, we have to make a single together <bit I can't translate>. But nothing happened. Two years later we met. It was 3 in the morning and he said "We should go to the studio and write a song" and I said "Yes, let's go". Then we got up and this time had "Shoot Down", just me and him. He wanted something completely different so this is a song by Liam Howlett on a Prodigy album. Can we ask if you'll appear on the next Oasis album?They need me on the album, it'll sound better! I'm going to do them some beats. <I think he's joking> It seems that they can't finish it <Not sure about that>It's not like that. It makes me happy to know that Rick Ruben is now the Oasis producer. He's very talented, he's the best producer in the world. Some of the Rage Against The Machine albums, especially the last one, are in lots of ways great, they have an incredible sound. He must be very expensiveYes, but they can afford him, don't you think? I think that most of that is right. Turns out I can remember more than I thought! Very positive news, certainly. muchos gracias, muy bien amigo |
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Post by SuperStar on Aug 30, 2004 14:54:08 GMT -5
that should be great... only if it's true.
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Post by masterplan200 on Aug 31, 2004 1:46:29 GMT -5
Call me God now on ;D  |
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Post by Eggy on Aug 31, 2004 2:58:59 GMT -5
good one, but how long did it took you to find that post? |
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Post by Columbia on Aug 31, 2004 5:50:23 GMT -5
sounds good |
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Post by Rain on Aug 31, 2004 15:29:22 GMT -5
good one, but how long did it took you to find that post? 10 mins mostly waiting for all my post that I made to show up  |
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Post by masterplan200 on Sept 17, 2004 22:08:06 GMT -5
;D
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