Cheap Trick In Color Steve Albini Sessions 1998 Cd Flac New [repack] [ FAST ]

Cheap Trick, specifically guitarist Rick Nielsen and vocalist Robin Zander, had grown tired of the "polished" legacy of In Color . The original 1977 album, produced by Tom Werman, is beloved for its hooks ("I Want You to Want Me," "Southern Girls"), but the band felt it was too compressed and lacked the visceral impact of their live show.

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Enter Albini. The premise was simple: Record In Color from top to bottom live in a room at Electrical Audio (Albini’s Chicago studio). No overdubs. No reverb tanks. Just bassist Tom Petersson’s 12-string bass, Nielsen’s checkerboard Hamer, Bun E. Carlos’s dry-as-bone drum kit, and Zander’s snarl. On April 14–16, 1998, Cheap Trick laid down 11 tracks. However, the sessions were never officially released as a standalone album due to a contractual dispute with Epic Records. The label wanted remixes; Albini refused. Only three tracks eventually saw the light of day as B-sides or promotional CDs. That is sonic history

Finding a rip is the only way to hear the session as Albini intended: loud, proud, dry, and dangerous. Keep searching. It is out there. And when you find it, queue the file, turn off the lights, and listen for the moment Nielsen’s guitar feedback folds into the room tone. The premise was simple: Record In Color from