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    Classic Tracks: Pet Shop Boys 'It's A Sin'

    Producer & engineer: Julian Mendelsohn

    Protests against Catholicism have taken many forms, Martin Luther nailing his objections to the cathedral door, but the Pet Shop Boys chose to make theirs in disco...• Producer: Julian Mendelsohn • Engineers: Julian Mendelsohn, Stephen Hague

    Techniques Dec 2010
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    Tolis Zavaliaris * Tie Your Shoes To Your Knees & Pretend You're Small Like Us * Tony Alderman * Dr Slaggleberry * Silent Strike Lucian Ban & Alex Harding * Clockwork * TnVVNuM * Burn The Negative * Beyond Reason

    People Dec 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Talking Heads 'Road To Nowhere'

    Engineer: Eric Thorngren

    As the first issue of SOS hit the shops in October 1985, Talking Heads were already climbing towards their highest UK chart position. The song was 'Road To Nowhere'. Engineer Eric Thorngren tells the story of its recording. • Producer: Talking Heads • Engineer: Eric Thorngren

    Techniques Nov 2010
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    The Penny Sweets * Lovethyself * Bleak Angel * Wave Constructed * Graveyard Dirt * Pins And Needles * Jesus In India * Samsara * Death Of The Elephant * Tony Alderman

    People Nov 2010
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    Trousseaux * Dizraeli * marky:boyofdestiny * Eileen Daly & The Courtesans

    People Oct 2010
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    Classic Tracks: The Eagles ‘Hotel California’

    Producer: Bill Szymczyk

    1977's Hotel California saw The Eagles abandon their country origins in favour of full-blown rock & roll, and made them one of the biggest-selling groups in the world. Producer Bill Szymczyk tells SOS how it happened.

    Techniques Sep 2010
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    Ben Phelps * Sean Taylor * Deerstone Country * We Know Mason * Third Light * The Quays * A Torn Mind * Metamorphic * Empire State * The Constabulary

    People Sep 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Crosby, Stills & Nash ‘Suite: Judy Blue Eyes’

    Producers: David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash • Engineer: Bill Halverson

    As the '60s drew to a close, David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash came together to form a new group, the unique sound of which was perfectly demonstrated by their first recording, 'Suite: Judy Blue Eyes'.

    Techniques Aug 2010
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    Engineer's Guide To Tuning and Damping Drums

    Getting The Drum Sound You Want At Source

    Its heartbreaking when an otherwise great recording is ruined by a poorly set up drum kit. These days, the sound engineer needs to know as much as the drummer about getting this instrument ready for a session...

    Techniques Aug 2010
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    Readers’ Music Reviewed

    More readers' tracks get the Juke Box Jury treatment from the SOS crew.

    People Aug 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Human League ‘Don’t You Want Me’

    Producer & Engineer: Martin Rushent

    When producer Martin Rushent took the Human Leagues leaden new song and turned it into pop gold, the band hated it — but that didnt stop it from being a number one hit on both sides of the Atlantic...

    Techniques Jul 2010
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    Celtech

    Celtech

    Celtech are a fusion band who bring together bouncy bass, drums of the...

    People Jul 2010
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    Find out how to use our SoundCloud.com account to submit your review tracks to SOS.

    People Jun 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Tommy James & The Shondells ‘Crimson & Clover’

    Producer: Tommy James • Engineer: Bruce Staple

    In 1968, Tommy James made a dramatic stylistic turnaround, swapping bubblegum pop for full-blown psychedelic rock. The result was the superlative single Crimson & Clover.

    Techniques Jun 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Bob Dylan ‘Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands’

    Producer: Bob Johnston

    It took a while for Bob Dylan to hit his stride on his seventh studio album, but once he did there was no stopping him. Producer Bob Johnston recalls the difficult birth of Blonde On Blonde.

    Techniques May 2010
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    The Hotlines

    The Hotlines

    I can't stop thinking I'm listening to Green Day. Green Day if...

    People May 2010
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    How To Record A Great Acoustic Guitar Sound

    Techniques From The World’s Top Engineers & Producers

    Recording a passable acoustic guitar sound is fairly easy, but how do you get a great sound? We tried and tested tips and techniques from the worlds most celebrated producers and engineers to show you how...

    Techniques Apr 2010
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    Recording Acoustic Guitar | Audio

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    Audio examples from Acoustic Guitar Recording: April 2010

    Techniques Apr 2010
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    Classic Tracks: Miles Davis ‘Round Midnight’

    Producer: George Avakian • Engineer: Frank Laico

    In 1956, Miles Davis was at Columbia Studios to record an album with the musicians who subsequently became known as his First Great Quintet. Engineer Frank Laico was at the controls...

    Techniques Apr 2010
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    Midlake: Recording The Courage Of Others

    Tim Smith & Paul Alexander

    What do you get when five American jazz musicians lock themselves in the studio with a collection of Steeleye Span albums? Through a series of reinventions, Midlake have won critical applause for their music and plaudits for their self-production skills.

    People Apr 2010
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    Is yours one of this month's tracks to be scrutinised by the editorial team? Click and find out...

    People Apr 2010

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