Rest in Peace Steve Albini
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Steve Albini, legendary audio engineer and musician, tragically passed away on May 7th, 2024. Needless to say this was pretty shocking news for many. This man was incredibly influential in the world of independent rock music. He engineered (produced) countless albums throughout his career, as well as fronted bands such as Big Black and Shellac. So today, I'm doing somewhat of a tribute video in Steve's honor, going over a number of important albums he engineered/recorded and talking about his own music.
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Wow. Totally missed Steve's passing.
Happened so many times that I liked an album or band and then learned that he was involved with it somehow. Shellac's live performances were also something else, glad to have caught a few.
RIP Steve
This WAS THE GUY everyone wished they could record with or capture that same raw sound. Awesome musician and genius producer! The dude truly created so many great things and will forever be missed. RIP brotha
You’re so right! That raw sound - in what became the most insane acoustics and innovations he designed. A thing of beauty.
God, that man did so many great things.. tragic passing 😢
I got to know your channel via that fantastic Bedhead video of yours. Considering how I got to know Steve thanks to his work on Transaction de Novo, his passing only furthers my interest in the projects he got involved with, besides such fantastic album. An immense loss, yet his influence may live and carry on in his vision and work for years. Great video, as always.
I love Big Black. Still Listen.
First time hearing about this, that's tragic. Albini is a huge inspiration
that's right, steve is a legend. i've seen shellac maybe 3-4 times, everytime they visit our country. never forget that, their shows were always shows, so funny, so rock, so loud and so connecting with the crowd. steve always come to the stage in his working boilersuit and takes that off there. i love how he always mounted his strap around waist. and of course their q&a sessions in between sets... i also love his sound production, so roomy, heavy and authentic.
Thank you for this video!!! 🙏🏾
This was a really great tribute, S. Thanks. This is an awesome picture of his career.
I love that he, for whatever reason, never took royalties.
For great nuggets of Steve, the documentary’Chicago Punk 1980 - 1985: You Weren’t There’ (the dates may be off) and the Foo Fighters’ short series made a Chicago stop featuring Steve.
Salutations and fond farewell to a guy who annoyed a bunch of Chicago punks, obsessed over creative perfection; a quirky genius,Steve Albini… thanks for all the music. ❤
RIP to the greatest.
"Safe and effective"
He helped failure record their first album comfort
Died at only 61!?
I can't believe it. Just yesterday I was talking a 61 years old lady about the benefit of veganism (as she looked 50!).
Sad news.
What did he make for HUM?
He recorded their first demo in 1990 which is called “ Kissing Me is Like Kissing an Angel”