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26 lug 2013 · Production legend Bob Ezrin talks about 11 career-defining records. In his remarkable 40-plus-year career, one which has resulted in touchstone hits for upstarts and superstars, shock rockers and progressive pioneers, producer Bob Ezrin has invariably taught more than a few artists a lesson or two. Asked to recall the biggest kernel of wisdom ...
1 feb 2014 · From the Alice Cooper Group’s seminal early ’70s albums, to Pink Floyd’s The Wall, to Kiss’ 1976 opus, Destroyer, Ezrin’s work as a producer has often tended toward the theatrical. That said, to pigeonhole the veteran studio maestro is to fail to do him justice. After all, in addition to the above classics, Ezrin has manned the boards ...
Bob Ezrin was among the most commercially successful producers of the 1970s, helming hit albums for acts including Alice Cooper, Kiss and Pink Floyd. His career began with Cooper's 1971 breakthrough effort…. Read Full Biography.
Bob Ezrin was among the most commercially successful producers of the 1970s, helming hit albums for acts including Alice Cooper, Kiss and Pink Floyd. His career began with Cooper’s
15 mar 2023 · But it’s amusing hearing Bob Ezrin out of character, dialing in this pretty intriguing drum sound for Jason that has a number of nods of the bowler hat to dad. Bob is credited as a co-writer on three tracks, one being — as with the Floyd in the No. 15 slot just discussed — the (semi) instrumental opener.
29 mag 2019 · In a career spanning nearly 50 years, Canadian record producer Bob Ezrin has been just as close to the heartbeat of the music as the musicians themselves. He...
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9 apr 2021 · He always was. Love It To Death [their defining, Detroit-recorded third album, released in 1971, Ezrin and the band’s first collaboration] was the first real Alice Cooper album, because Bob got involved and gave us a sound. "When we first got together with Bob he said: ‘You hear a Doors song, you know it’s The Doors.
