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Old 03-06-2008, 02:46 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Production is nothing, if the music is quality.
Like the old saying goes, "it's what's in the groove that counts."
I don't know if I can agree entirely with this. While the groove definitely does count, an album that sounds like it has been recorded in sand cerainly loses something in the process. Think of say Martin Hannett and what he did with Joy Division. Of course the raw sound has to be there in the first place but there is no denying that his production added another dimension to their music.
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