Loco Live

There was a live album, um, that came out around that time.

Um, uh, was it Loco, Loco Live? Um, and it was just, it was just, it was just too f- everything was too fucking quick, you know? And it didn't sound like The Ramones.

You went, "Oh, f-

Yeah.

And he is the one who introduced me to Test a few years ago.

And so I went on their Bandcamp page and downloaded, they're so cheap, downloaded all of their full-length albums, all four of them, and listened to them and liked them and I continued to listen to them and got more and more intrigued and thought about, well, has anybody ever interviewed them in English? And I couldn't find anything.

There are some Portuguese interviews where you can get subtitles, but I still can't find or haven't been able to find any interviews in English.

So I reached out to Luis and asked him, what do you think? Would they maybe be interested in doing an interview? And he said, yes.

In the species, they were already inviting other people as engineers to mix differently from track to track.

So I guess that's kind of what they aim for.

In reaction to a perception that nowadays modern metal albums sound very samey and flat, and you listen to them, both the mix and the master, you're exposed to 40 minutes of a block of sound.

And...