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> I was talking to the engineer from England who worked on some nine Inch
> Nails and some Billy Corgan stuff and he said "Brit music and engineers lack
> the idea that lots of bass in music can be good for the feeling of the music
> even in an intellectually stimulating musical setting"... now there's a
> crossover guy for ya... a brit who lives in the US.... hmmmm
> 
> tk brooklyn, NY
>

> 
> Re: British bands
> 
> Traditionaly there used to be to schools of recording engineers, the British
> Over-produced and use much more extreme FX, processing, non-traditional
> techniques than there conservative American cousins,  so there is the
> British EQ, Brian Eno, Depeach Mode, The Beatles.... Americans traditionally
> are more inclined to the purist school, unplugged, jazz, and compressed
> rock, dry alternative  "well except for the Elvis reverb king ".... Anyhow I
> think the rise of computers and globalization are showing there trends,
> considering that calkwalk can have fancy FX your average garage band is
> experimenting with filters, modulations and such, long are the days when
> congas were considered exotic
> 
> ! > That there is something more organic, authentic, and gritty
>> about American music.