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In Reply to: RE: Sheffield LAB 20 posted by Bill Way on August 25, 2014 at 18:26:18:
And the track record *is* a very pared-down ensemble; mostly bass, reduced drum kit, and synthesizer. (Is there any snare or hat?)
That must not be the same recording. This "not-at-all-pared-down" kit has kick, toms, snare, high hat, cymbals, cow bells and a wee recorder.
This recording is taut and punchy with crisp sounding "skins" and plenty of upper harmonic extension on the steel. Not sure if you followed the post from The Devil that included a link as to how the Fleetwood Mac Dreams album was recorded. Apparently, six mics were used on the drums with the difference being two on the toms. The toms on SH14 (despite not having their own mics) sound darn good on my electrostats. :)
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