(I dragged myself along, doped up on pseudoephedrine, to see them tonight. They put on an intense show; more so than you'd expect from a group of people who had been up for 48 hours putting the finishing touches on an album. And they're playing in about 2 weeks' time at the Rob Roy.)
Posted by: jarrod | http://listen.to/ohbelgium | Sun Jul 21 06:55:14 2002
i believe it would be lindsy garvina (sp?) whose worked one stuff from birthday party to magic dirt to uh...dave graney i think etc.
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Sun Jul 21 13:59:17 2002
I think it was him. Cameron said that he did the mastering as well. (Probably just as well that they didn't go to David Briggs for that, as apparently his work has gone severely downhill recently, or so I'm told.)
Posted by: Ben | http://rocknerd.org | Mon Jul 29 05:40:34 2002
The record was tracked (not by Lindsay) and mastered (by Lindsay) at Birdland. There isn't a producer as such. Inasmuch as anyone did the things producers usually do, that'd be the band.
It'll be out in about eight weeks, not three or four I think.
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Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com/ | Sun Jul 21 06:45:06 2002
If it wasn't self-produced, who did they end up producing it with?