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[George Carr]

> > (In truth, I think ALL music should be recorded live. There's something sterile about a studio recording; something that takes away from its - hell, I don't know - humanity. Movie soundtracks, stuff like that, sure, go ahead. But for an artistic statement, record it live.)
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> One nitpick: you mean all music that can be performed live - lots of
> music genres rely on overdubs and other technical effects that can't
> be done in concert.
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> I'm less severe than you are: I have some really wonderful studio
> recordings in my collection, both jazz and classical (and lots of
> other kinds of music, too) that don't sound sterile at all.  Some live
> recordings are also top-flight.  But it's not an either-or
> proposition; great recordings can happen either way, for most musical
> groups.
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> George
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