Classic UK Recording Studios of the 60s & 70s.
Hi,
I've just put up a website for anyone who might be interested in the recording studios and gear that existed in the UK in the 60s and 70s and produced the majority of what we now consider classic albums.
Please have a look, hope you enjoy.
Cheers, Phil.
http://www.philsbook.com
That's brilliant!
Can I make a suggestion? On the alphabetical studio list, put the nearest town/city in the link so people can look at studios near where they live?
Great site! A real goldmine of info and entertaining to read too
If I might make another suggestion, it might be nice to have another element to the index where you could search studios by classic albums made there. I know if you really wanted to know you could just check your album sleeve but it would be a nice feature for us more lazy browsers!
Nice site.
Really good reading.
Nice, enjoyed reading too.
Can you add the venerable Cargo Studios to your list? They used a Soundcraft desk apparently.
Thanks for the comments Guys.Originally Posted by mani
I will add Cargo in the near future. I recorded there many years ago and loved the place. Great Soundcraft series 2 desk, discrete circuitry ,transformer coupled. Nice plate reverb as well.
Phil.
http://www.philsbook.com
Well dang me. First post here on Radar, and what better than to congratulate you on a most informative read. This is a bookmark I shall deffo be returning to. Well done and good luck with yer updates.
Great site, the insights into the music biz are excellent too.
Thanks for posting!
Nice, but I noticed some spelling mistakes on Odyssey, "two studio where built" and "Polydoor".
Sorry to be critical, it's a great site, but I thought you should know.
Didn`t Dave edmunds record I hear you knocking at Rockfield in 69-70 time not 75, I like sites such as these but a bit more care with facts may be needed. sorry.
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