THE GOLDEN ERA OF MUSIC

Dude, how about tuning you’re drums?

Ohhh a studio 2 with another Neve and an a80.. now it makes some sense why Butch Vig wonders if maybe nevermind was on an a80 in his Beato interview. By the way, that is some killer footage of Marc Rocco. I looked him up, sadly he died way too young. He didn’t want to be filmed but he looked incredibly cool there.

Got enough gated reverb?

If you ever had an accident and needed some toilet paper the Yamaha NS10 had some ready for use. Handy speakers, by design.

Check out Timmy with a haircut!

smoking in the studio recording!!!🤣🤣🤣👍

The day before plugins ruined music

True music

What's the song of the minute 2:06 - 2:17???

I worked there in 88-89 .Great memories!!

What a goofer, hitting his head in the door 1:19

dang i wont that gear this music art of its shelf

And nowadays, it's just staring at a laptop clicking out chords, drumbeats and sounds with a mouse. Ugh!

Gnr recorded some great tracks in 86

this is a fkn good drum sound.

Beginning hard Guys

it is very good to see the recordings in a musical studio from the 80s and 90s, the people who started to produce now this is more than a class is a gift, the musicals and productions from the 80s and 90s were the best.

Same recording studio that nevermind was recorded at.

Watching this cause my band and I are currently in the studio recording our first professionally produced album.. Wow have the times changed! Lol

Wow. That's a junky old drum kit. Does the job though

1986 was the beginning of a drought for Sound City. It was almost shutting its doors when Nirvana recorded "Nevermind" in 1991, kicking the studio not only back into life but make it a household name again with several albums produced per year. But major credits for that also have to go to Butch Vig, because damn he made the studio sound good - Sound City probably never sounded better than on "Nevermind".

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DSL :')

Hello, is this version of the song from "Scenes from the Goldmine" 1987 film anywhere available to get it? Starting at 6:00 mins. Thanks a lot!!!

executive producer for a 9 min film lol

I recorded the keyboards on this song. Oh wait no, I was 13 years old.

Ah, the good old days...

All of the gated reverb

What a shit song. Good God. Sap City from Sound City

Nice!!!

NS10's with tissue paper!

6:33 please note the tissue paper over the tweeter of the NS10. The original NS10's were too bright, scientific papers were published about which brand of tissue paper gave you the flattest frequency response! I kid ye not!

Coca Crew. Party overtime.

Tell me which man has not had any feelings of love for this woman.

creo q el tono de drums esta muy raro el sonido suenea desafinado, y el tecnico tiene q trabajar mucho para ello,, al menos q los sonidos sean diferente..pero creo q no, debe afinar mejor la bateria es mi humilde opinion, gracias..cdcmusic from Lima Peru

What are the units at 6:47? De-essers?

Dat sweet Neve console.

would be a lot better if they use ppe.

I'm super happy the 8028 is still being put to good use.

Is this legit? Cause if so, this is pretty awesome.

That is Timothy B Smitt of Poco/ Eagles!

The dude playing drums is like "am I done yet?" whilst sounding tight as fuck lol

"Every Good Girl Falls" written by Bobby Woods (AOR Soundtrack Rarity) recorded, at sound City, performed by Cameron Dye for the movie "Scenes From The Goldmine" kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKjWZHqhZdmcfdE

whats the rock song playing in the game room/lounge? i love it

Got any footage of the late Rusty Day (whether with the Amboy Dukes 1969, or Cactus 1970-1972;1974 - 1979, or Steve Gaines 1973;1974, or the Rossington-Collins band 1979;1980, or whoever) in the archives at all? If so, PLEASE post them soon. :)

bravi ragazzi,good players 😊

Wow! Having the opportunity to see one of the early recordings in action. I appreciate this! My rather 'tangential' review of the Sound City movie is supported by this video. You can emphasize the console and room all you want, but in a brief study of those 'B' side songs.... the songwriting is first priority.

Four years and a half later, probably with the studio looking exactly the same, Nirvana recorded Nevermind. What a pity there's no footage and just a couple of pics from the 1991 sessions.

So Crisp!