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ShadowHawk posted:also I have zero comprehension of why people record live music and put it on services like Pandora, the idea that someone would prefer that rendition to a studio version is just completely beyond me some bands can actually play their instruments well (or at least decently) and can put on good live shows. so the question becomes: why wouldn't you want to hear a quality recording of a good live show, where the band was having a good time and playing their songs differently or whatever?
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ShadowHawk posted:Granted, but why wouldn't you filter out the crowd noise at least? That's why I said well recorded. On a well recorded live album you don't hear the audience much, and usually only for situations where you'd want to hear them (audience interaction, etc.). Like, a recording taken off the microphone inputs or whatever instead of just some chucklefuck holding up a mic in a crowded room.
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