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[Jim Blair]

Hey all,

The "producer photos" thread got me thinking about studio shots in general, and I figured that this topic might be worth a seperate thread.

I've been accumulating unusual studio photos, with the intent of framing them for display in my mixing room. There was a great one in SoS recently, of Mike Chapman and a few members of Blondie in the control room. Everyone in the room except Mike is covering their ears and looking pretty uncomfortable. Great shot. I'd post it if I could find a link.

The Ahmet and Clapton one in the other thread is killer. A real slice of time.

So, do you have any particular favorites?


Jim

[seedyunderbelly.com]

http://www.semisonic.com/photos/seedy/default.asp

These ones are panoramas of my old studio -now defunct.  I thought they were cool not because the place is cluttered,   because of the panorama.

Now someone load all of your Jimmy Page studio shots!

[wwittman]

Jim Blair wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 12:02

Hey all, The "producer photos" thread got me thinking about studio shots in general, and I figured that this topic might be worth a seperate thread. I've been accumulating unusual studio photos, with the intent of framing them for display in my mixing room. There was a great one in SoS recently, of Mike Chapman and a few members of Blondie in the control room. Everyone in the room except Mike is covering their ears and looking pretty uncomfortable. Great shot. I'd post it if I could find a link.

I don't know that photo, but if you had ANY idea how loud Micheal is in the studio...

and I'm a loud guy too.
We both 'learned' that way, so when the two of us were TOGETHER it was truly frightening sometimes!

[seedyunderbelly.com]

wwittman wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 11:54

Jim Blair wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 12:02 Hey all, The "producer photos" thread got me thinking about studio shots in general, and I figured that this topic might be worth a seperate thread. I've been accumulating unusual studio photos, with the intent of framing them for display in my mixing room. There was a great one in SoS recently, of Mike Chapman and a few members of Blondie in the control room. Everyone in the room except Mike is covering their ears and looking pretty uncomfortable. Great shot. I'd post it if I could find a link. I don't know that photo, but if you had ANY idea how loud Micheal is in the studio... and I'm a loud guy too. We both 'learned' that way, so when the two of us were TOGETHER it was truly frightening sometimes!

+3db?

[seedyunderbelly.com]

Any know about this?

[zmix]

seedyunderbelly.com wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 12:51

http://www.semisonic.com/photos/seedy/default.asp These ones are panoramas of my old studio -now defunct.  I thought they were cool not because the place is cluttered,   because of the panorama. Now someone load all of your Jimmy Page studio shots!

Hey that's my Gibson EB-3 in that photo... I loaned it to John Munson for that record....

It's a short scale bass but the wide angle lens makes it look like a long scale..

[marcel]

zmix wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 10:23

seedyunderbelly.com wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 12:51 http://www.semisonic.com/photos/seedy/default.asp These ones are panoramas of my old studio -now defunct.  I thought they were cool not because the place is cluttered,   because of the panorama. Now someone load all of your Jimmy Page studio shots! Hey that's my Gibson EB-3 in that photo... I loaned it to John Munson for that record.... It's a short scale bass but the wide angle lens makes it look like a long scale..

Looks like he broke the headstock off, too!  

Oh, wait...

[wwittman]

this is pretty cool

[scottoliphant]

I had no idea Baker used two kicks...

[wwittman]

he was just about the first one, I think, who popularised it, with Cream.
Keith Moon following suit soon after.

but when Cream hit big, I remember every rock drummer I knew all of a sudden HAVING to have double bass drum kits.

[phantom309]

wwittman wrote on Wed, 08 October 2008 13:24

he was just about the first one, I think, who popularised it, with Cream. Keith Moon following suit soon after. but when Cream hit big, I remember every rock drummer I knew all of a sudden HAVING to have double bass drum kits.

...unless you count this guy:

[trock]

has to either the BIB sessions at compass point or For those abotu to rock. never has been confirmed

[wwittman]

I can confirm it.

It's For Those ABout To Rock, because that's Dave Thoener in the middle

[John Noll]

Jailhouse Rock Session - 1957
Radio Recorders, Hollywood CA

[compasspnt]

Cool.

I have that exact microphone EP is singing on here.