Mastering Kendrick Lamar's 'HUMBLE' with Mike Bozzi

[@mixwiththemasters]

Full video available exclusively on mwtm.org/mb-various

[@beyondsounds2640]

😆😆😆

[@visiblemango7324]

Listening through my iphone speakers like “ah yes, i see what youve done there”

[@attila_999]

Tell us mate

[@PrinXessDime]

I mean, the fact you can actually hear a difference through a good phone speaker is impressive. You may not be able to hear it al fully as intended but you can hear a difference if you have a decent phone

[@24kprincep]

Sammeee🤣🤣🤣

[@Superlotuswaves]

Lol 😂😂

[@williamrugema3270]

😂😂😂😂

[@imslicc]

he's bobbing his head by half a db.

[@kultw1837]

lmaoo

[@dubzmckenzie1]

Nice. ; P

[@pkizzlebeats]

💀 I’m weak 🤣

[@andrew-jrlumbe5311]

😂😭

[@jpruhu7662]

Well played!

[@ApasheOfficial]

Love how we are all trying to listen carefully to the dynamic changes and colour of the mastering while Kendrick is just swearing in the back

[@elijahkalambayi5126]

Looooool true

[@8teenOfficial]

My man

[@elpablitorodriguezharrera]

Lol

[@amp_unlimited]

💯SMH...so true 😌

[@Bearisgoldenuk]

Truth 😂😂😂

[@DJ_InYourFace]

I see this man is already sitting down, being humble.

[@ericparker163]

Underrated comment 😂 What's in front of him looks like he could launch nukes from that seat.

[@producedbyfour]

Ahahahaha

[@360.Tapestry]

needs more likes

[@utsavbarua2460]

BAHAHHAAHA

[@yung_bonsai]

this is too fucking funny, how dare you make me laugh that hard for no fucking reason

[@jordanminter7576]

the irony of this seemingly clean cut guy mastering this track is uncanny

[@BDawgCrypto]

Exactly. I laughed when the music kicked in LOL

[@JAK_EDITS.]

@@BDawgCrypto I thought it was only me😂😂😂

[@edub9930]

He humble

[@christopher_bryant]

Lmao

[@Batcaveqq]

i mean it’s kendrick lamar anyone would take the job

[@Howitchewstofeel5gum]

Never heard about any artist showing up to his mastering sessions before. Mad respect to Kendrick

[@levondarratt787]

aka - control issues? ;)

[@Crinklidge]

@@levondarratt787 maybe that's why he is where he is

[@levondarratt787]

@@Crinklidgemany people are like that...it's an epidemic ..

[@vipulsemwal124]

@@Crinklidge leave this people man these judgemental tool don't even understand how rap music work..

[@Noizbleed]

Radiohead spent 3-4 weeks with their mastering engineer for 'In Rainbows'

[@emmanuelkunfaa7486]

This man can straight sit up in a club and read a literature book with glasses on.

[@sanjacobs6261]

A literature book

[@jeffgorrie]

This dude doesn’t read books… he reads literature books

[@specks3232]

I couldnt even focus on the joke, I was way too distracted with the "literature book" part lmao.

[@JimmyFolan]

literature book 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lordamercy5609]

@@sanjacobs6261 i know right ! 529 likes too

[@danielokereke3833]

They seriously don't give producers and mix & mastering engineers enough credit tbvh

[@Dacro]

He did his last 2 albums. If that's not enough credit, I dunno what is.

[@bigherbtraxx]

FACTS 💯💯

[@levondarratt787]

They do. They are the top of the chain... Typically in terms of status/level of achievement and what you can do ... it's mastering engineer>mixer>producer>label>artists

[@joyefromthejunglebeats5745]

!!!

[@iamyoshiro6310]

In My opinion No mastering engineer is going to make the any Big difference of the Way listeners is going to perceive the music. As long as the mastering engineer is professional, any engineer is gonna deliver a good master. All credits to Kendrick and Ali for making this amazing music

[@traktor7372]

Yo the way he brought the vocal forward in the master was crazy. Amazing engineer.

[@siltheseeker]

Frfr

[@JetLagBeat]

When he enables that EQ boosting at 800Hz & 1.6kHz (I'm assuming by +1dB each), the vocal's midrange comes right to the front. It's so satisfying hearing him enable it

[@lemikehendrix357]

Right

[@theluckychosn165]

timestamp?

[@henryndungu03]

@@theluckychosn165 3:40

[@GenX_US_Marine]

That's not 1db, it's more like 3-4 db each. It's got much much louder enabled.

[@nuellenaire]

@@GenX_US_Marine You forgot it’s a console and not a plugin.

[@Manu-pj3ie]

When a guy doesn't bop his head to HUMBLE you know he's a professional

[@westsydezamani]

🤣🤣🤣💔

[@jwhenry]

When a guy bumps his head to kendrick lamar you know he ain't got much experience with hip hop.

[@phillip2491]

@@jwhenry trippin

[@pradabears]

3:49 he was slightly hopping his head

[@zuezsz]

@@pradabearshe bops again at 5:20

[@emiliorios8799]

This guy probably has the best audio settings in Warzone

[@FcbLiveEn]

He doesn't even need UAV's.. he probably pre-aiming just by hearing the steps in Superstore while chilling in Prison.

[@1brazyy]

Idk why this was so funny 😭

[@smangamthwana9527]

😂😂

[@LaynoProd]

Shoutout Mike Bozzi he's one of the best mastering engineers I was able to meet and work with, literally took one of my songs, and made it punchier, livelier, louder, fuller and got rid of almost all bad frequencies

[@aidenrajkovic7099]

How much did he charge

[@Dozjah]

@@LaynoProd what state is he in?

[@LaynoProd]

@@Dozjah california

[@boogiedownbronx73]

Was he boring back then too?

[@dripdrop2830]

@@boogiedownbronx73 yeah im wondering too

[@CLdwyer]

I love how straightforward he is as a mastering engineer. What’s the simplest solution and do it.

[@37thousand]

Imagine if the world worked like that

[@Jkobe2345]

that's cos he's been doing it for so long. He's a master. (pun)

[@gooner3681]

That’s what mastering is. All the super intricate complicated stuff should be done in the mix.

[@twenty9984]

it’s refreshing when all you see is complicated “buy this plugin for perfect vocals!” bs everywhere

[@locodelacolinaa]

It's a promotion clip don't be naive...

[@sinncier]

They couldn't of picked a better engineer to master a track called "Humble", this man embodies the meaning.

[@YvngTavo]

The importance of good mixing/mastering in the music. High quality

[@darkkitchenrecords2625]

There's also a legendary video by Andrew Scheps called "What comes out of speakers". The whole idea is that art is what comes out of speaker. Great and inspiring talk I definitely recommend

[@DuckAlertBeats]

Thanks

[@realmackle]

I love the midrange boost, it makes the song sound so much clearer and hq

[@victorcobane6644]

It's crazy how much of a difference the mastering made. He did such a small amount of little tweaks, but it really made the song feel more "alive." The catch is you gotta know which little tweaks to make, lol. That's where they get you

[@djleechcraft]

hardware quality and wisdom of tastefully treating the track

[@domancayoutube]

@@djleechcraft not about hardware

[@prodbytrewz]

The clicking of the console is sounding so sexy

[@lardosian]

Yep!!!

[@deanmccormick7347]

Yes, infinitely more interesting compared to what they're putting through it.

[@lprophit]

yes it does!!!!

[@thatcostasound]

💯

[@jas_bataille]

You know Mike's a pro, not because of the high-end mastering console, but because of the analogue phone on the wall.

[@GoldenPickaxe]

As an audio guy, correct

[@thekidtrey1949]

If people don’t really understand what changes mastering gives your music...it’s honestly a lot. Very important as well. Artists need their music listened to, meaning it has to perform or sound good in every situation, example - in your car, at the clubs, in your headphones or in a store. It needs to sound “radio ready” the sound really influences how well the song performs as well

[@dnnysrock]

honestly a lot like how much? haha if you dont have a budget for mastering you can do you own master in the daw

[@unrealgalaxy9669]

@@dnnysrock 99% of the time it wont be as good as a master done by a professional engineer cause your ears would be hella accustomed to the tune, while a professional mastering engineer would approach your track with a more technical and unbiased view.

[@dnnysrock]

@@unrealgalaxy9669 if its a bad song it dont matter . that for professional music if you are independetn you can put out yourself and make. classic example RUSS. just make good content

[@unrealgalaxy9669]

@@dnnysrock yeah but ultimately artists like russ are few and far between. 99.9999% of the artists who have a huge following are signed to some sorta label and are forced to make their tracks as professional as possible.

[@Mope333]

@@dnnysrock Russ is above average tho, he knows a little more than the average guy

[@Jjmcwashere]

I love how chill and concise he speaks

[@PecktheTownCrier]

Mike Bozzi is a master, but humble.

[@DafterHindi]

c l e a n

[@saintaudio]

5:46 every parent when their kids listen to rap

[@TLFILMS]

Ahahahah

[@alejandromagana1554]

LOOOOL

[@sparrowkayuni5267]

LOL

[@talgy2671]

Mastering engineers when cameras are on: Mastering engineers when cameras are off: deacpitator, pro-l2, saturn, pro-q3, ozone

[@darkkitchenrecords2625]

lmao I binge watched so many mix-mastering talks and the engineer is like "I haven't added anything to that channel besides an EQ," then after a moment he's like "Oh I lied, there's actually compression/clipper/reverb/delay/whatever on there"

[@jorykevinberger7047]

@@darkkitchenrecords2625 my favorites (not my favorites) are when the mix engineer says they aren't really doing very much because they liked what the producer did, and the producer obviously wanted it a certain way and don't want to change their processing. And I ask myself... Then why the hey-o am I watching you when I clearly should be watching the producer because they actually mixed this song for effs sake. lol.

[@ernstzjw6971]

@@jorykevinberger7047 well this video is about mastering...

[@darkkitchenrecords2625]

@@jorykevinberger7047 you're wrong cause watching someone mixing is like watching a freezer make ice... I don't want to watch an hour and a half of gain staging

[@levondarratt787]

@@jorykevinberger7047 well it' s like going to the dentist...the less he has to do the better!

[@damonisaacsmith]

Wonder if this dude got offended when Kendrick announced Untitled Unmastered lol

[@ThexMonarchy]

😂😂😂

[@tonywords6713]

brilliant joke

[@90745]

Hilarious

[@memepapi]

😂😂😂

[@j2323j]

He probably was humble 😊

[@boscoblack]

Title should be "Underwhelmed man makes a song sound better"

[@bigvideoenergy]

He seems like a Sinatra guy. Lol

[@whatisiswhatable]

What were you expecting?

[@boscoblack]

@@whatisiswhatable Not that. We’re you automatically expecting him to be like that?

[@whatisiswhatable]

@@boscoblack sort of. Engineers can be like that

[@JAK_EDITS.]

LOL

[@unc1589]

Same room same gear 25 years. Got him work with K Lamar in the 2020s. That’s a win.

[@joshuamiller8149]

Mastering specific engineers are honestly one of the most important but also underpreciated roles in high end music production

[@NRVE8]

I love how this classy white dude is just calmly mastering Kendrick Lamar blasting cuss words lol

[@JAK_EDITS.]

Bruh right💀😂

[@mdptg1990]

Kendrick is classy too. His swear words are apart of the expression in his art.

[@mdptg1990]

Kendrick is classy too. His swear words are apart of the expression in his art.

[@user82938]

Doing one job from the same room for 25 years would be pretty dope. I like a routine.

[@AARONKAYE]

it's so subtle it's not even noticable.... EXCEPT... it feels more "alive" or energetic when the master plays. can't describe it. that's why this guy's a master.

[@b3nmusicofficial810]

How do people think he’s “boring” that ending about the hours and talking about the industry seemed pretty typical of a passionate lifelong music engineer to me?

[@louselfridge517]

Because he isn’t bouncing around like a coked out child. That mindset why they never make it, music is - especially in the final stages - serious as hell

[@geneeshays]

Mastering engineers are a whole nother breed. The way that carefully applied EQ can bring such great presence to the vocal and stop it hiding behind the piano, especially after the mixdown stage is true talent.

[@venomousinsounds]

This video is the answer to the question „Why do You love this knobs world and stuff”

[@squalley]

💯😎🥃

[@stet8826]

The importance of having your tracks mastered by a guy who knows what he's doing. 🔥👊💯🇬🇧

[@alus992]

So many artists today don't give a damn about good mix/mastering it's astonishing. So many albums has jarring sound and not for aesthetic but just because they didn't care outside of picking loud instrumental

[@Nachtopus]

So much respect for Kendrick wanting to be present for the whole mix process. It shows he really cares about putting out quality material.

[@raytona2411]

Mike is a pure professional. Ya gotta love this guy. Great job as always Mike.

[@SNEAKYTV]

Interesting how often he used the word "competitive" when talking about what he wanted to achieve with the master.

[@motheonly715]

its big engineer talk we always say that

[@Thermolizer]

When your dealing with an artist as big as Kendrick you are competing for chart numbers and Grammys

[@wtfr1der]

interfering signals "compete" for space in the mix; if you don't filter and clean up your frequency ranges, the different tracks will clash

[@nzvplc]

@@wtfr1der thats true but thats not what he meant in this case. "competitively loud" here is in terms of the loudness war and how songs are mastered way louder in general nowadays, but also that they're mastered loud bc streaming services apply their own normalisation after uploading

[@theofficialemball]

While I prefer a quieter master, and hate the loudness wars, I don't discredit or blame a mastering engineer for conforming. Many studies have been conducted that show people perceive something as higher quality if its louder. So in that sense, it is competitive.

[@thedrummerdude2431]

I feel like the better the mix, the less there is to worry about in mastering and also if you're listening on low end headphones/speakers you're less likely to notice the difference between a fantastic mix and the final master

[@adsoh1745]

Spot on!

[@GamerGriaBros]

@@BrandonAdams1010 Great explanation!

[@nebroskitheraut6705]

Welllll mixes generally tend to be a bit lower in perceived volume than the final mastered version so....there would be a difference

[@Mope333]

What would be considered low end speakers tho?

[@Viper-dz2kw]

@@Mope333 well my mixing headphones are like 300 and they are considered like low mid range speakers

[@cfpyoutube4658]

Subtle head nod at 4:11 Great Song!

[@dr.beaulab]

This is a diamond mine of gems. The room matters, the machine matter, but most of all its the trust between persons who control where a record goes

[@brianiakbiznessshow54]

man the knobs on that board have such a satisfying "click" with each turn of the dial. 👌

[@funkmachine9094]

just him sitting there listening to the lyrics made me laugh

[@kenzhelo]

LMAOOOOOO

[@jackeylynch]

They heare it all.. lol .. they come in with a goal.. either way..

[@KamilDeKerel]

adding 3db 24k hertz never ever even crossed my mind as being viable

[@farley333]

...cause it's nonsense. Sorry.

[@KamilDeKerel]

@@farley333 tbh I thought it sounded great and the explanation behind it was also pretty sound, are you a master engineer?

[@janukasik4393]

@@farley333 you may not hear 24 KHz but remember it's a shelf. The boost starts much lower than 24K.

[@maxwellb96]

bro also used 40hz shelf? this dude on his shit

[@gabrielwildman]

@@maxwellb96 pretty common to roll off frequencies below 30hz, 40 isn't too far off

[@warpacademy]

Absolutely brilliant stuff. What a stone cold professional. Confident in himself, his room, his knowledge of his gear, but very chill and humble. It's no surprise at all that he's working with artists of this caliber and they keep coming back to him. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@umraansyed]

I’ve been working with mike on my music for the last couple years. He mastered my whole album that just released called House in the Vines. Terrific results.

[@DrickX]

You mean dat guy in the video fucked up your mastering bruh wtf you talking he master humble which hit millions of stream foh

[@tomschustakowitz9197]

@@DrickX terrific means good

[@umraansyed]

@@DrickX lol it means he did great.

[@therandomofrandom9152]

How much did it cost?

[@apollospyrol7168]

@@umraansyed lmao bro doesn't know definitions😂

[@lucaluca.musica]

A great mix and master can change the entire vibe, the energy, everything. At the end of the day can make a good song worst, or exploiting the potential massively

[@veikster1165]

Well the point of mastering most definitely is not to change the vibe and feeling, but to enhance what's there.

[@veikster1165]

@@giuseppeformisano7448 Well then I guess there are no professionals mastering for digital releases, I must be living under a rock....

[@veikster1165]

@@giuseppeformisano7448 well then it's still mastering no? This exact conversation has been had many times by many people, let's just end it here :)

[@GetsixOfficial]

"Start at midnight, go until 7AM because that's the workflow" yes

[@xrlabs]

I'm sitting here at 6AM LOL

[@Pr0ud2bAwesome]

5:46 got me dead

[@deadislander]

Is he okay? My man looks like he's regretting a divorce

[@KYTHERAOfficial]

No wonder if you are forced to torture your ears and brain.

[@AnotherUsernameGreat]

bitchy resting face represent.

[@FreaquedeMusique]

@@KYTHERAOfficial are hating on Kendrick?

[@neils9420]

Profesionalism alright lol

[@snozzd]

Dude looks like he stopped enjoying music 10 years ago

[@djucef-raideluxe9879]

😂😂😂

[@Galilleo1]

fr lmaooooo

[@backintegral9366]

Pretty sure those on the more technical side of music are more than likely just maintaining focus. They’re professionals.

[@YizzERR]

While what he does is an art, he is not an artist - this man is at his job.. that's what it look like when you at work.

[@pauls2613]

Haha

[@kolbecollett7102]

1:15 Kendrick so hard got him crying

[@anyes8623]

His insight at the end was gold.

[@shcaboose]

Without any context, 5:40 - 5:50 is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen in my life.

[@BiggusNickus]

"Dad tries to connect with his kids by listening to their favorite music."

[@searchiemusic]

the mix console that's actually just a bunch of 19 inch racks kind of owns conceptually and i dont know why i dont see that more

[@TreCosmos]

it's a mastering thing

[@searchiemusic]

@@TreCosmos well yeah but imagine that at a project studio THE VOCAL RACK, THE BASS RACK, THE GUITAR RACK, THE DRUUUUUM RACK

[@raynbirdmusic]

"Where im gonna be competatively loud" lol

[@mix1ro]

that synth 1 shot that comes in the beginning of the verse is so tasteful. it sounds like a table saw cutting lumber

[@kelvynification]

Cool calm and collected... Concentration and a highly professional attitude. Exactly what you want from a mastering engineer.

[@traurigeswehrecords1791]

I think this is the best mix vs mastern comparison I have ever heard, it just sounds so much more energetic

[@1masterfader]

Love watching this. Kendrick cares and that's rare in the genre that he is in. I love that he doesn't read meters but uses his ears mostly.

[@LostaraYil666]

I wasn't quite sure what people who master do, now I do, this guy clearly knows what he's doing

[@jmajortronic8443]

For a good mastering it’s important to sit straight to hear exactly what you do. This man have my respect! Thanks for sharing🙃👍

[@Eduaro2U]

Wow - what an amazing lesson. Ali might be a great mixer (obviously is) - but Mike has added depth, breadth and sheen in a subtle but definite way. A very magically clever slight of hand - plus great gear, great ears - and years of accumulated experience. Whew. Very impressive!

[@Sondaze]

His name is Ali not Ollie LMAOOOOOO

[@Eduaro2U]

@@Sondaze Ooops! Thank you. 👏🙏👏

[@IamTheDon888]

Why are you comparing them? They both do different jobs. Mixing and mastering are two seperate jobs. Ali mixed it and Mike mastered it.

[@Eduaro2U]

@@IamTheDon888 Very true - well spotted. Let's not take it as a comparison then shall we - it can instead be an observation of the process that you have mentioned - though maybe not worded as well as it could have been.

[@kartikwatts2641]

I love how no matter how big you become in production or mixing or mastering the lifelessness just stays with you 😌😌😂

[@1darslars]

With the mastered version the snares and hi hats are so crisp and clean

[@joonieb]

You can really hear the difference damn.

[@TheTentailsnaruto]

Pun intended ?

[@joonieb]

@@TheTentailsnaruto absolutely

[@steelokey]

Just those first few steps make a huge difference to where the vocals actually mesh with the beat & don’t feel super separate .

[@everybodyhasoul5438]

This is awesome. It seems like Ali left room for mastering and sculpting. Great teamwork.

[@Txbeats]

he prolly mixed it at like -10db or -6db its not about temawork its about logic lol

[@TzoHill]

@@Txbeats still teamwork

[@slacksmeridian]

The shape he puts on that track with that EQ is crazy. It went from great, to even better.

[@Breakfast_Time-r3c]

Damn those highs opening up nicely. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!

[@ShalowRecord]

When this guy is alone he's like "this beat is 🔥 nigga!

[@elijah7521]

So it’s just all about the relationship of the music and the relationship of the sounds together

[@elijah7521]

Relationship to the music*

[@JJBerthume]

These videos are gold

[@SylvanPaul]

this is proper mastering. just a few good decisions (and some vey nice gear!)

[@nichetone6547]

That's GOT to be a challenge with mastering- To A-B where the B is obviously gonna be louder, but you have to do your best to still pick up on the clarity difference between the two.

[@jasonkelly727]

This man is to hip hop what launch control is to NASA. Your country thanks you for your service.

[@ryanmyers8160]

I saw you feeling it...nice to see that a mastering engineer can allow himself to enjoy the project that he's working on. You're not a robot after all...

[@trippybusiness]

fucking goals! also love the subtle head bop :D

[@utkarsh12]

incredible. That mix got that 'pro' sound after he applied EQ. It was like a new mix.

[@RiotHomeRecording]

I love that he has his own custom built mastering console that along with his skills sets him apart from other mastering engineers. I’d like to see a video on the ins & outs of that console!

[@legcmoi]

Best part of this video is around 3:10 with him being so serious in his craft with the "Hol' up hol' up bitch !" in the back

[@FUTrading]

this man worked on so many songs it has sucked all emotion out of him LOL if i mastered something this good i'd be like LISTEN TO THIS 0.3DB BOOST I DID AT 800HZ LISTEN, DO U LIKE THAT BOOST AT 800HZ

[@valentine4589]

lmao true

[@sl4383]

He’s there to work, not to party to the music. It’s his job.

[@FUTrading]

@@sl4383 i thought he was there to party, thanks mate

[@sl4383]

so Maybe show some respect for his talent instead of judging him because he doesn’t bop his head to the music. No need to be that insecure.

[@valentine4589]

@@sl4383 no one is judging him, dude, what the fuck is wrong with you? The man just made the joke

[@wildamendez]

Love how he works. Runs it through his console. Press few knobs and it’s done. Less is more when it comes to mastering. Things are done by small increments to get to where the song needs to be. 🎉👍

[@wokie964]

This guy must clean his ears a lot

[@jackawful4541]

Love watching this guy ever so slightly rock to Kendrick

[@datashat]

Would be more interesting to see him tackle a terrible mix, to see him actually do some work.

[@chrisramirez7806]

Fr 😂

[@chrisramirez7806]

@Toni Delgado Abellan even more valid point

[@silasward7316]

You can't fix a bad mix. Getting a good mix is the foundation for a good sounding track. You can make improvements but it's kind of like polishing a turd.

[@DonkeyLipsDA3rd]

@@silasward7316 Or trying to remove the extra sugar out of a cake..

[@DanielMeraki]

I don’t think he’s a mix engineer, if you want to see that you’d have to look at a mix engineer in the stu

[@Andu_music]

Won 1st place multiple rap contests, younow and hotnewhiphop. Didnt have my first properly mixed and mastered song until 25..5 years away from the age that "artists dont get signed" aka 30, isnt the industry such a wonderful, magical place? Meanwhile, people starting their first startups in their 30's, going on sharktank with new inventions, just breaking out as comedians, photographers, switching careers. Music industry 30 years old = 90 years old. Wonderful

[@marioponcedeleon95]

That's some real difference

[@jonvincentmusic]

"Competitively loud" the phrase that justifies the fucking up of so many songs. But I don't blame the mastering engineer, sadly it's what the market demands.

[@divinesoul7]

This is such wonderful insight. Shout out to MWTM

[@SuperSenis]

Oh, man! Does anyone else want to see this man play an acoustic song and sing like he's never sung before?!

[@warrentoles3127]

Love how you kept the audio in its original adult form lol.

[@bukwildmuzik]

The guy looks so calm because he’s practicing “active listening”, which is a MUST HAVE skill in mixing and mastering… With that said, he looks like Ned Flanders, about to ask Jesus for forgiveness on behalf of Kendrick, for all dem cuss words

[@dannyho6786]

he's like an operating surgeon !

[@blandchip8053]

24k high shelf 4 db boost is GOLD.

[@Artturi7]

Those are the eyes of an indoctrinated soldier of the loudness war

[@StizzyM1]

wow this was very insightful, I'm glad this stuff is out here for anyone to watch.

[@estherp4867]

I just picked up DAMN on vinyl and it sounds great. It is bass heavy, but soundstage/imaging are fantastic, and bass can be rolled off a little on my system.

[@wra7h]

He has an expression of someone who constantly has music playing in his head