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What they were able to achieve in engineering it, with the technology of...

1971, is really remarkable. The hand splicing of all the tape loops, stringing yards and yards of tape up around the studio using mic stands, in order to get the loops right, and then when it came time to mix the thing, it took all hands on the mixing board at the same time, to do the ridiculous pans left and right, and the ups and downs.... no computers to just back it up and fix it. They were "performing" on the mixing of the dang thing. One person screwed up, start all over again. It's just recorded and engineered to perfection. Then on top of all of that, it was probably the last time they actually worked as a full team of a band, with everyone's input and ideas worked on as a team. It is really a remarkably well written, amazingly performed, and just unbelievably well mixed and engineered recording. One of the all time best.
Posted: 10/21/2022 at 02:05 PM ET
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Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon
VT Pops 10/20/22 10:21 PM ET
Had it recorded on both sides of cassette so always ready. Greatness **
Tx_Hokie_87 10/21/22 06:00 PM ET
What they were able to achieve in engineering it, with the technology of...
Strat Man 10/21/22 02:05 PM ET
I listen to Dark Side of the Moon at work sometimes, just a great album**
HortHokie 10/21/22 09:30 AM ET
I haven't heard "Time" in a while, so I just gave it a listen on YouTube.
MP4VT2004 10/21/22 08:23 AM ET
**wooshed, not woodshed. Stupid autocorrect.**
MP4VT2004 10/21/22 08:26 AM ET
Abbey Road for me and it's not even close
DallasHokie98 10/21/22 07:48 AM ET
I think everyone older can relate to that song.
No Clue 10/21/22 07:44 AM ET
Especially if you're burning one**
TexasGobbler 10/20/22 10:33 PM ET