Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Rush producer Nick Raskulinecz: Clockwork Angels in pre-production; start recording mid-October
Rush producer Nick Raskulinecz was recently interviewed for UltimateGuitar.com and gave a brief update regarding how work on Rush's upcoming Clockwork Angels album is progressing:
It is coming along fantastic, we have recorded two songs already and we released them last year and then the band went on tour. But we are currently in preproduction right now so that we can finish the rest of the record which we will start recording again in mid October.
You can read the entire interview at this link. The band will release the album on their new label Roadrunner Records sometime in the first of half of 2012 with a supporting tour to follow. Thanks to Gilbertk for the heads up.
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#29 Just guessing..but Cheap trick, Jethro Tull, The Rolling stones,and AC/DC come to mind.
Rush can do no wrong and are loyal to their fan base.
Preproduction is turning the amps on.
I would like a definition of "pre-production" as well. My guess is songwriting, figuring out sounds, equipment, arrangements ... I suppose that'd make sense, ahead of the actual recording. Gee, when I do that with my 8-track home studio, it only takes about 20 minutes per song, can't imagine what takes Rush so long... :-)
I guess he was referring to touring. Seems to me that Rush has backed up every album/release(not live or compilations of course) with a tour. Is there a band who have played more shows than Rush?I would love to see some stats in regard to this.
As Petie said, Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!
#26 - Hardest working at what?
On air guy at the FAN 590 in T.O. just said that Metallica is without a doubt the hardest working band ever. Thoughts,comments...
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