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07 Jan 2022, 10:06 am

Kurt Cobain. Last studio vocals. Recorded January 1994.

Robert Lang Studios, North Seattle,

Dave and Chris and Kurt Studio Jam. January 1994.

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07 Jan 2022, 10:33 am

blitzkrieg wrote:

Love a bit of Tupac.

Oh yeah, i consider Tupac the greatest rapper of all time. As do most people, I suppose.

Tupac's last studio recording (s). September 1996. ( a theme is emerging here :chin:

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07 Jan 2022, 10:55 am

Marley last studio song, i cant find any info on. But sometime in 1980. The 'uprising' album sessions. Amazing album. I always liked this one.

Rehearsal Tuff Gong Studio at 56 Hope Road, Kingston Jamaica

Redemption song. Possibly last song, recorded.

I have whole bunch of bootlegs, "Mother B Tape" "Black Ark demos" " Dennis Thompson Mixes" "Lee Scratch Perry Dubs" just hundereds of tracks. I haven't listened to them in years though. Long time Marley fan.

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07 Jan 2022, 11:04 am

Found at another random playlist

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07 Jan 2022, 11:09 am

John Lennon last studio Recording. Hit Factory Studios. NYC. 4:30PM. Monday, December 8th, 1980.

He had released "Double Fantasy" album, Nov 17 1980. After a 5 -year break from music.

Lennon were working on one of Yoko’s compositions, a New Wave-ish disco number called “Walking on Thin Ice,” which they planned to release as a single.
The basic track had been recorded during the Double Fantasy sessions in August, and Yoko had done a master vocal

Walking on Thin Ice.

Producer, Jack Douglas wrote:

We just listened to it over and over, we were so happy with it,” “By 10:30, we’d finished listening back to it. They wanted to get something to eat. John was going to head over to the Stage Deli and get some sandwiches, and then go home. We were going to master ‘Thin Ice’ as a single the next day. Normally, I rode home with them, but I had another project to do. I just said ‘so long’ at the elevator. The last thing John said to me was, ‘See you tomorrow morning, bright and early.'

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07 Jan 2022, 11:16 am

^Do you like Yoko's music? I posted one of her songs earlier. I think she made some amazing albums. "Mrs. Lennon" is one of my favorite songs.

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07 Jan 2022, 11:40 am

Jimi Hendrix last Songs. Summer of 1970 Electric Lady Studios, NYC

Electric Lady Studios, 52 W8th St. NYC,

I'm not sure exactly, which song was last recorded. He would overdub and revisit alot of things, over the course of time.

Night Bird Flying. * Actually recorded June 16, 1970. * But Completed August 22. It can get confusing. recording dates. Mixing dates.

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August 14, 1970 Electric Lady Studios, NYC

96. Night Bird Flying. A mix with low vocals and guitar with drums
more upfront.
Excellent quality. Time: 3:53

97. Freedom. A basically unedited mix with little lead guitar and
piano more upfront.
Excellent quality, Complete. Time: 4:02

August 22, 1970 Electric Lady Studios, NYC

98. Belly Button Window. An outtake composite from official mix.
Excellent quality. Time: 3:57

99. Belly Button Window. An Alternate mixing of the official track
Excellent Quality. Time: 3:35

100. MLK-Captain Coconut Hybrid. A composite edited from the original
track recorded on January 23, 1970.
Complete. Time: 10:18

*Info excerpt Taken from a 10-disk bootleg i Have, of all his songs from 1970. And 1966, 67, 68 69 etc. Ha. He's in my top 10 all time greatest musicians.

Freedom . One of his best songs. They're all great.

Last Photos. September 17, 1970. London.

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07 Jan 2022, 11:41 am

HighLlama wrote:

^Do you like Yoko's music?

No. Not really.

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07 Jan 2022, 11:57 am

Continuing the theme.

The group and Botnick organized a makeshift recording studio at their private rehearsal space, the Doors' Workshop, a two-story building at 8512 Santa Monica Boulevard.[19] They could then record in a more comfortable and relaxed setting while avoiding the expenses of a professional studio.[20] A mixing console previously owned by Elektra was installed upstairs in the Workshop, while studio monitors, microphones, and keyboards were set up downstairs. To compensate for the lack of an isolated vocal booth, Morrison recorded in the bathroom doorway, singing into the same microphone used on the Doors' final tour.

The Doors Studio Rehearsing Footage "Crawling King Snake". Dec 1970.

Not sure what was the last track. Might of been Riders on The storm.

Early Sunset Sound Demo. Located On Sunset Blvd. Where first two albums were recorded, 1966, 1967.

1967. Outside Studio. Sunset Blvd.

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The Doors’ longtime producer Paul Rothchild famously quit on the band during the recording of L.A. Woman referring to the new songs as “cocktail” music, which created an opportunity for the band to relocate to their rehearsal studio to record the album themselves with longtime engineer Bruce Botnick. This is the earliest known recording of “Riders on The Storm,” recorded at Sunset Sound Studios

Riders on the Storm. Rough Take.

Of course he would go back and overdub a whisper track. Along with congas.

Final studio vocal track.

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07 Jan 2022, 12:40 pm

Take one song for example. Jimi Hendrix - Freedom.
Two versions. 3 months. lots of overdubs. redoing of parts. mixing.

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10 Freedom - with vocal 5-15-70
13 Freedom - instrumental 5-15-70
08 Freedom - mixing session 6-16-70
12 Freedom 6-25-70 -Take 6 - master - basic track
12.1 Freedom 6-25-70 -Take 6 - master - basic track & vocal overdubs
12.2 Freedom 6-25-70 -Take 6 - master - piano, bongo, gtr, overdubs
11 Freedom - alternate mix 6-25-70
13 Freedom - low vocal mix 7-14-70
13 Freedom - take 6 alternate mix 7-19-70
08 Freedom - with piano 8-14-70

*diff mixes from a 10 disk bootleg. Shows the process.

Not to mention there's like 30 other live versions. endless amount of stuff. he was very prolific. I can't keep track. Lot's of bootlegs out there.

BTW i've been accused of being a narcissistic American with sociopathic tendencies. :roll:

If ^THIS doesnt prove i have ASD traits I don't know what will. Autistic Hyperfocus. :nerdy:

Music is a big interest of mine. Amongst other things.

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07 Jan 2022, 1:01 pm

^These terms are a bit overused i think. (also where does American come in even?) I don't think you are like that at all.

I am listening to a catchy kpop playlist

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07 Jan 2022, 1:02 pm

^It's nice seeing one obsessed with recording sessions.

Miles Davis - On The Corner (1972)