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L.A. GRAPEVINE

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	by Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
The Knack are Kback with September's release of Normal As the Next Guy and the upcoming Live From the Rock and Roll Funhouse. Doug Fieger, the artistic,...

	





	
NASHVILLE SKYLINE

	
Nov  1, 2001, 
	by Dan Daley
	
	

	
	
Cover Shot: When's the last time you recall the recording studio receiving credit on the front of an album? The Band's Music From Big Pink record comes...

	





	
New York Post

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	by Gary Eskow
	
	

	
	
Setting up an audio post facility with the right people, technology and amenities is critical in the highly competitive New York market. Targeting your...

	





	
NY METRO REPORT

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	by Paul Verna
	
	

	
	
A booming metropolis: When Metropolis DVD was formed in 1999 as a joint venture between London's Metropolis Studios, New York mastering powerhouse Sterling...

	





	
L.A. GRAPEVINE

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	by Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
The Society of Professional Audio Recording Services has been making new waves in the Los Angeles studio community, thanks largely to the efforts of Extasy...

	





	
NASHVILLE SKYLINE

	
Oct  1, 2001, 
	by Dan Daley
	
	

	
	
I swear, I don't make this stuff up: Treasure Isle Recorders, one of those still standing of the longer-toothed generation of significant Nashville music...

	





	
NY METRO REPORT

	
Sep  1, 2001, 
	by Paul Verna
	
	

	
	
With a father who was an avid self-taught musician and a mother who is a gifted painter and sculptor, Eddie Kramer was genetically destined to end up...

	





	
L.A. GRAPEVINE

	
Sep  1, 2001, 
	by Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
Engineer/producer Mark Howard has a penchant for non-traditional studios; recently, he opened a particularly stunning one, high on a Silverlake hill in...

	






            
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