Counting Crows - August And Everything After mp3 download flac

Rock, Pop

Performer: Counting Crows
Genre: Rock, Pop
Album: August And Everything After
Released: 2012
Style: Folk Rock, Alternative Rock

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Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Geffen Records, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Geffen Records, Inc.
• Mixed At – Ocean Way Recording
• Overdubbed At – Kiva West
• Overdubbed At – The Village Recorder
• Overdubbed At – Sunset Sound

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Larry Vigon
• Backing Vocals [Additional Musicians: Background Vocals] – Gary Louris, Maria McKee, Mark Olson
• Bass – Matt Malley
• Creative Director [Creative Direction] – Robin Sloane
• Design – Brian Jackson
• Drums – Steve Bowman
• Engineer [Additional] – Howard Willing, Robert Hart , Steve Holroyd
• Engineer [Second] – Brant Scott, Mark Guilbeault
• Executive-Producer – Gary Gersh
• Guitar – David Bryson, Matt Malley
• Guitar [Additional Musicians] – T-Bone Burnett
• Guitar [Additional Musicians], Electric Guitar [Additional Musicians: Guitorgan] – Bill Dillon
• Guitar [Additional Musicians], Mandolin [Additional Musicians], Pedal Steel Guitar [Additional Musicians], Mandocello [Additional Musicians], Vocals [Additional Musicians] – David Immerglück
• Harmonica – Adam Duritz
• Management – Martin Kirkup, Steven Jensen
• Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
• Mixed By – Pat McCarthy, Scott Litt
• Organ [Hammond B3], Accordion [Accordian], Chamberlin [Chamberlain] – Charlie Gillingham*
• Percussion [Additional Musicians] – Denny Fongheiser
• Photography By – Michael Tighe
• Piano – Adam Duritz, Charlie Gillingham*
• Producer – T-Bone Burnett
• Recorded By – Pat McCarthy
• Vocals – Adam Duritz, Charlie Gillingham*, David Bryson, Matt Malley, Steve Bowman

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 7 2064-24528-2 0
• Label Code: LC 7266
• Matrix / Runout: DIDX-020421
• Other (Distribution Code): F: BM 650

Other versions

Asyasya

Definitely not a cheap record but the SQ is amazing. Mastered at Sterling Sound, cut directly from the original tapes (AAA). It's like listening to this classic record for the first time. Drums and bass are more refined, the overall soundstage has improved a lot. However... side D is slightly off centered. Hype stickers all over with QRP and how good these releases are... it's a shame that even at this price records have problems like this.

santa

This is the only version of this you'll ever need to own. Marvelous!

Capella

This is without a doubt the best version of this record to own. Absolutely phenomenal sound!

Wishamac

This is one of those very rare albums which is so very well mastered and produced and which I believe will not be superseeded by any other audio format. Happened to be present at several live concerts of the Counting Crows, this release is so incredibly close to a great live performance. For what it's worth, I get goose bumps every time I play it. Highly recommended.

Kanrad

You're so right. One of the greatest albums ever recorded, this sound is incredible. I love it till the end."Goose bumps" is appropriate here. From the first track to the last!

Munimand

Sounds fantastic! Every track comes alive. So many great songs on this album that I forgot about.

Vuzahn

Double LP cut at 45 RPM, plated and pressed by Quality Record Pressings — four sides maximize the recording's dynamic range.Deluxe gatefold jacket!Counting Crows put in the gigging hours during the early days of the band, and it paid off. By the time they signed to Geffen in 1993, they had already built up a significant fan base. Their debut, August and Everything After, produced by T-Bone Burnett, was released later the same year and became an unexpected multi-platinum hit, partly as a result of the successful single "Mr. Jones.""We were fortunate that this was recorded to analog in an age that had many digital recordings," says Acoustic Sounds founder and CEO Chad Kassem, who describes August and Everything After as "one of the better albums in the entire '90s," with a timeless vibe and classic pop sound. Although recorded to audio tape, the album was originally mastered for CD and featured a longer playing time than a standard LP. Thus Analogue Productions has reissued August and Everything After as a double LP set to maximize the dynamic range of this recording. This is the first time that the 'Crows multi-platinum smash has been released in the U.S. as an LP. Mastered by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound.