Electrical Audio

But yes, we put out a couple CDs, The Saddest Movie Screen and Ageless.

Ageless was particularly good because it's so stark, And it was recorded at Electrical Audio, Steve Bobini's

place.

This book that you referenced, was this fiction?

So we overnighted him one, another one, and we fixed theirs.

And so then now there's two at Electrical Audio.

So, uh, if you wanna use a Super Hard-On and you need one in Chicago, they have a couple at, uh, [laughs] at Electrical.

You can rent them, I'm sure.

As I say, not my favorite Neurosis album, but we'll get to that later after we take a look at Neurosis' final pre-millennium album, Times of Grace.

[gentle music] Times of Grace was recorded at Steve Albini's Electric Audio studio in Chicago and released in May 1999.

And the change in engineer is immediately clear.

It's cleaner and more organic, and even though it starts with what is ostensibly a lighter track, there is still incredible power and weight to the whole album.

The Bald Sasquatch was played by special guest Vaden Todd Lewis of the band The Toadies.

The Toadies have a new album released this year called The Charmer, recorded by Steve Albini in his Chicago studio Electrical Audio.

They'll be on tour in support of the album all year.

And let's see, he wrote here, Remember that song, Do You Wanna Die? We still play that one as well.