How In Utero Got The “The Albini Sound” | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend | SiriusXM

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Producer Steve Albini explains how the production of “In Utero” involved him using “normal microphones in a normal room,” disproving Conan’s fantastical ideas about music production.
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How In Utero Got The “The Albini Sound” | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend | SiriusXM
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@LanceMabu

We need the Conan & Steve spinoff

@RyanDuVal

"You're too sensitive...people always say that about you" is such a genius off-the-cuff joke.

@scottpannell2286

RIP Steve Albini. Engineered some of my all time favourite albums

@Ash_Hudson

I don't agree with Steve about the "magic" being bullshit with Jimmy Page moving a mic and getting the huge drum sound. In the 70s, bands and producers were always fucking around with ideas to get different sounds and techniques.

@jamegumm

I’m glad Kris retorted after Albini said “normal microphones”

@Nirvanablue89

Dave’s ego is incredible. He will not let anyone finish. He cuts off Krist, Steve and Conan. The way he tries to downplay his ego by mentioning seemingly innocuous things and then tying in his kids is, on the surface, what he thinks people want to hear.

@bostongeorge8796

that santa joke was severely under appreciated

@somefreshbread

"Is there a Santa" - dead silence.

@indiegrab360

Conan with Albini and Nirvana... What a bizarre combo yet it works.

@world_of_manny_malibu

So sad this came out shortly before Steve Albini died on his couch like a dog.

@reimereason

I've never heard another person articulate any given point as well as Steve Albini. I just loved listening to him talk; loved the dry humour; loved his technical insights; loved the old stories from back in the day... and of course, love the iconic Steve Albini drum sound, and always will.

@derekjackson1039

Great laugh at the end from Albini “you’re too sensitive, people always say that about you”.

@guidoiglesias24

The jokes of Conan to Steve Albini were really funny 😂

@kristopherryanwatson

In Utero will always be my favorite Nirvana album. Steve Albini is a legend. he's produced some awesome records. And what I love about him is that all his albums sounds organic; they all sounds how any band would sound if you saw them live.

@williamgregory1848

Conan really needs to become a music journalist because his knowledge and love of music is evident throughout this interview.

@pattonPwr

RIP Steve Albini 💔💔💔

@nedkent5239

Hilarious Albini said he was on everyone’s sh$t list after he made In Utero! One of my good friend’s band recorded with Albini during that time. I instantly sent him this and laughed! 😂

@nordicpride9708

This was a great interview! Love Dave Grohl. This album takes me back to Seattle, 14 yrs old, visceral sound coming through some tower speakers hanging with good friends. It was a magical time.

@the.i.p.address

Steve Albini recorded the first Usherhouse release on Cleopatra records. I was the guitarist of the band. We tracked at Chicago Recording Company (CRC) studio and then mixed at his house/basement studio. We recorded on 2 inch tape and he made some edits by slicing the tape. He is crazy fast. He does have a collection of really cool mics and knows how to get really honest/organic tone out of your gear. It was amazing.