Crosby, Stills and Nash Gold CD Mastering: A day with our gracious host. PICS @ #119

Always fun to hear the tape.... Really gives you a different perspective on things.

 

Like I said earlier, i've been lucky enough to sit in on sessions like this, and this just makes me want to pull in some favors and do it again.....

 

Hearing it off the master on equipment you could never afford is an amazing experience. Now I'm getting doubly jealous. And if those were In-n-Out Burgers, I'll be suicidal.

 

Nope. Note In-N-Out

I think it's a one of a kind place. I had never heard of it.

 

Will "legal" allow you to tell us where them much raved about burgers were from...


cheers,

mrbill

 

Fantastic. I can only encourage you to do whatever you can to do Deja Vu and 4 Way Street. I am VERY looking forward to this!
(The CSN, I mean.)

 

Thanks for that then...

Does "Marsh" have an SHTV-user name, for a PM herein?

So you concur, those were Hoffman-approved tasty burgers then?


cheese--that is,
mrbill

 

My Dreams Weaver Over To

Peter, you might of missed the bits upthread wherein it was agree in the main that NY is unlikey to allow any of his CSN-related works to be "Hoffmanized."

But in that vein, I was enjoying two finely-recorded albums from 1970-71, engineered by Stephen Barnhard, both of which are in the Atlantic/Warner Bros family tree of products (James Taylor, Phil Collins) which AF is lisencing of late, and both of which have stunningly well-recorded acoustic guitars which might sound out of this world good after then have had the "Hoffman" treatment.

American Beauty

and

If I Could Only remember My Name.



These two titles on AF would be BIG sellers!


I'd bet AF could get the right to those two, and they'd sell-out toot suite. I'd by two, and so would you, no doubt!


cheers,
mrbill

 

In 42 years I have never heard the whole album - I always preferred my CSN with a Y on the end. Seems like a good time to take my first listen to the whole album. Looking forward to getting it next month.

 

Missed that. You are correct.

 

Good to see this thread back.

Checked out those photos last night, nice shots!

Love the one with the tape reel threaded on the Ampex.

 

The DVD-A of If I Could Only Remember My Name sounds pretty spectacular already. One of the best sounding discs I own. At the same time. wasn't there a nicely remastered version of the regular CD released at the same time. Having just bought the DVD-A, I wasn't paying so much attention to the standard CD.

 

Yes, there are excellent sounding Lps, Cds and DVD-As of these two seminal titles, nevertheless, I'd love for Steve to get his hands on these tapes and put his "ears to the grindstone"...


cheers,
mrbill

 

Barncard...

He also assisted on Deja Vu.

 

Hard, Card, Bard...

Thank you for the correction. I was just reading his IICORMN liner notes yesterday, but confused him with Devendra whilst typing...


cheers,
mrbill

 

Feast your eyes on this.

http://kitchen24.info/Home.html

 

Wow, cool.

 

http://kitchen24.info/Home_files/download-6.jpg




I like those lamps shown around the restaurant's counter. They're something like the Bergen Mall used to have, before Vornado sterilized it...

http://www.myspace.com/bergen_mall

 

Martin, I remember when they first opened the Bergen Mall.

I was in Kindergarten and it was a big deal. I remember eating at a place called 101 Hotdogs.

 

I figured you'd appreciate that. Don't remember the hot dog place, but that might have been before my time. Wolfie's I remember seeing though (sticking to the burger thing here) - you could see the fire rising up as they were cooking from walking past it in the mall.

 

Remind me to visit there!

 

It looks like those guys have mastered the burger.