New Album ; Who's best Producer
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New Album ; Who's best Producer
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Trevor Horn 1 (7%)
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Giorgio Moroder 0 (0%)
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Shep Pettibone 1 (7%)
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Pascal Gabriel 0 (0%)
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Phil Harding/Ian Curnow 0 (0%)
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Stephen Street 0 (0%)
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John Lekie 0 (0%)
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Ian Broudie 1 (7%)
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Vince Clarke 0 (0%)
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Ryuichi Sakamoto 0 (0%)
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Arther Baker 3 (21%)
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Graham Massey 0 (0%)
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Chemical Brothers 1 (7%)
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Andy Weatherall 0 (0%)
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DOJO 0 (0%)
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Mike Pickering 0 (0%)
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Stephen Hague 2 (14%)
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Steve Osborne 1 (7%)
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New Order (Engineered by Michael Johnson) 4 (29%)
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)It`d be interesting to see who they go with,if anyone. I would like to see them do something different and maybe work with an out & out dance producer (not oakenfold for fucksake),someone like Sasha or David Morales.
The very late Martin Hannett should be the man. He might do a better job with Movement now than he did then.
I went with Baker, though I wonder about that to be honest. He did great stuff with "Confusion", so maybe an entire album with NO would be creatively interesting
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 I went with Baker, though I wonder about that to be honest. He did great stuff with "Confusion", so maybe an entire album with NO would be creatively interesting
But I'll say it again: he's no dancing girl! Keep him out of the videos for this new album!!
Good thread, I'll have a think. The one I would have liked is doin the new Manics album, so I'll leave him out. I'll come back to this in a moment
I'd like Sasha and Hillage to do a single apiece, but I still cant get the idea of Tony Visconti out of me head,Lou Reed or Owen Morris maybe
Oh and a bloke called Simon Rogers who did Pete Murphy's Love Hysteria, might pull somethin out of the bag. Or Iggy ?
Good thread question, but for the definitive answer ..
For me the best albums are the ones without a producer. I'd like to see them self-produce again.
