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Started by Charlie in General Therapy? Topics

Who do you think should do the next album ?

Rick Rubin ?

Pete Bartlett ?

Chris Shedlon ?

Someone else ? :D

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 12:18

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MarkoJii (Ukko Perkele) wrote:

No, not Rick Rubin. He would turn Therapy? a joke even though I like some of his work.

I’d say Pete Bartlett. Where has he gone? As he’s not doing live mixing for them anymore…

Chris Sheldon would be ok but just because of the old merits.

Can’t even propose any producer as don’t have any clue who’s who in producer world. :p

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 12:33

#2

Gimme Back My Brainsaw (Mike Hunt) wrote:

lol i would like to hear Jack Endio work with them again.

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 12:41

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Pip (Philip Kelly) wrote:

gimmebackmybrainsaw wrote:

lol i would like to hear Jack Endio work with them again.

But he would give them a clean sound thats not T? like the last 2 albums and Suicide Pact I doubt anyone wants another Shamless altough I did like that album

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 12:48

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Divers (Simon) wrote:

Pete did a fine job on the last album, he would be fine doing it again.

I like what Colin Richardson has done with alot of artists, GGGarth is very good or Machine.

But it all depends on what sort of album they want to make and also the budget, people like rubin would use it all up just in pre production.

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 12:57

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Tubthumper (Scott) wrote:

I’d do it.

I wouldn’t have a fucking clue what I was doing, but I’d get to hang out with therapy?

:p

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 13:40

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Alan wrote:

No way, not GGGarth - he made a mess out of Kerbdog’s “On The Turn” album.

Chris Sheldon would be my choice. Both Troublegum and Semi-Detached were very polished (in a good way!).

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 13:46

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Divers (Simon) wrote:

Alan wrote:

No way, not GGGarth - he made a mess out of Kerbdog’s “On The Turn” album.

I’m not disagreeing with you on that but the production on alot of the other albums he has done since have been great Rise againsts new album for instance. BUt at the end of the day it does depend on who mixes the album.

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 14:13

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buffalo-boy wrote:

They should get someone cool like Jason from Jason and the Scorchers who did the Wildhearts live album, it sounds huge! T? suit that massive ROCK sound perfectly! I reckon Pete will do it though.

Posted on Thu, 17 November 2005 at 15:28

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Hpipe wrote:

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Chris Sheldon would be my choice. Both Troublegum and Semi-Detached were very polished (in a good way!).

Gotta agree with this, especially if you look at the work he’s done with current bands - Biffy Clyro, Oceansize, Reuben. Man of the moment I’d say.

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 02:06

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Standinline wrote:

My vote would go to the Producer, “Head”, who recorded “SPYF” with T? in 1999.
Great “Close-in-a-small-room-Rock-attack-Sound”…:D

Also…Chris Sheldon / Barlett did a good job “Sound-wise”, with “High Anxiety”, great “Drumming-sound” and great dynamic´s on the pother instruments…!

Cheers!

;)

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 07:44

#11

Karl wrote:

There are definately worse producers than Rick Rubin, like Bob Rock!!

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 07:57

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buffalo-boy wrote:

I can’t imagine they would even get close to Rubin though, he’s probably too busy on the next Chili’s album or some other pompous dinosaur band!!!
Maybe they should ask David Holmes who did the noises on In fernal Love to give them a dance sheen?>

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 08:52

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mooneycult wrote:

Alan wrote:

No way, not GGGarth - he made a mess out of Kerbdog’s “On The Turn” album.

Chris Sheldon would be my choice. Both Troublegum and Semi-Detached were very polished (in a good way!).

Huh? What on earth is wrong with the production on that album?

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 09:08

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vagabond wrote:

david bottril would be awesome, but way to expensive i guess …

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 09:36

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Kyle Bovine (K B) wrote:

Phil Spector, without a doubt. :D

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 09:52

#16

PanZer wrote:

Divers!

:D

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 10:03

#17

Nitro wrote:

Chris Sheldon!!!!

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 10:16

#18

McKekS wrote:

pharell williams and the Neptunes!!!!!!!!!!

BANANAS!!!!!!!!!!

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 10:59

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Alan wrote:

mooneycult wrote:

Huh? What on earth is wrong with the production on that album?

The drums, in particular the hi-hats and other symbals, sounded awful. It’s a hard album for me to listen to even though the songs are excellent.

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 12:42

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deadsetgav wrote:

PanZer wrote:

Divers!

:D

No way - do you know how much time he spends on the internet at work? we will never hear the album :D

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 13:04

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mooneycult wrote:

Alan wrote:

The drums, in particular the hi-hats and other symbals, sounded awful. It’s a hard album for me to listen to even though the songs are excellent.

Really? I always loved the drumming on that album. Oh well.

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 13:11

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viking_pooh wrote:

How about Joe Barresi, short list of his work to date below

http://www.mcdman.com/barresi.html

if he did Kerbdog - On The Turn then he’s ok to do Therapy? in my book

Machine woudl be interesting since he’s a ghod of electronic rock production, so it would be cool to see what he could do wiht the noise.

or i should produce it wiht the help of my tutor Jonesy, it would be ace :)

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 14:37

#23

Divers (Simon) wrote:

deadsetgav wrote:

No way - do you know how much time he spends on the internet at work? we will never hear the album :D

You cheeky so ‘n’ so but probably right:o but that is only when i am working on ads, music i might even get out of bed before 11 for:)

I think I would be good but that only my word for it!

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 20:21

#24

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Steve Albini’d be good, but maybe not…

Posted on Fri, 18 November 2005 at 23:48

#25

Charlie wrote:

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Steve Albini’d be good, but maybe not…

Nah - Nirvana got someone else in to redo In Utero

afterwards. They didn’t like it apparantly :D

Posted on Sat, 19 November 2005 at 11:57

#26

Divers (Simon) wrote:

I think the record company got some one in to remix the album as they wanted “hit singles” i don’t think the band had a choice in the matter.

Posted on Sat, 19 November 2005 at 12:44

#27

Unrequited_lad wrote:

But on the plus side… IT’S STEVE ALBINI!

My second choice would be Stock, Aitken And Waterman. At least this way we may get a cover of ‘The Harder I Try’ by Brother Beyond at last… :p

Posted on Sat, 19 November 2005 at 12:48

#28

Divers (Simon) wrote:

Unrequited_lad wrote:

But on the plus side… IT’S STEVE ALBINI!

your right he does do some dirty albums and the drums are huge a very raw and natural album. his work with PJ Harvey and Yourcodenameis:milo was very good, and shellac

Posted on Sat, 19 November 2005 at 12:50

#29

Unrequited_lad wrote:

Yep… same goes for SAW too :p

Posted on Sat, 19 November 2005 at 12:54

#30

FNYANKEZ wrote:

Divers wrote:

your right he does do some dirty albums and the drums are huge a very raw and natural album. his work with PJ Harvey and Yourcodenameis:milo was very good, and shellac

I can imagine how huge and tight Neil and Mike would sound produced by Albini (think Jesus Lizard) :)

I don’t know if he’d be the best to bring out the best in Andy’s sound though

Posted on Wed, 30 November 2005 at 01:11

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