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If asking two is rude then feel free to ignore this, but I figured I might as well try and push my luck.

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I am stunned anybody here cares, so fire away.

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Do you ever listen to albums or songs and just think "ugh, If I'd recorded this it could have sounded so much better, I'd have....."?

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Only in the case of bands I'm already really familiar with and I can tell that the producer made them do some stupid nonsense or they had a bad day or whatever. I don't really think the recording is that important to a great record. Great records would be great under almost any circumstances. Mediocre records that might otherwise have been unlistenable, well, yeah, I guess it matters then. An excellent recording can make a crappy record into one that is merely unremarkable. What kind of accomplishment is that?