Yeah, I've never understood that tho. Telling Bova what to do should be a fairly cheap exercise, you know?
Jim and Rinkoff would be able to make an entire album with a huge sonic landscape with Bova, Pat Thrall and Kenny Aronoff alone. And it'd be great! I guess big names putting in big man hours get big pay checques, tho. And the price'd blow out anyway.
All I know is Meat Loaf's No Matter What sounds FANTASTIC, and it was entirely 100% Jeff Bova's programming, and there's no way it could have been an expensive or complicated process to record.
> Just repeating what the article says, but £50K does sound
> at the cheaper end (mind you, no drummer to pay).
>
> The budget for an album depends on a lot of things (type
> of studio, producer, timescale etc etc).
>
> I think when Steinman is mentioned, record execs start
> pulling their hair out! LOL! But you can't argue with the
> results.
>
>
>
> > Is £50K the correct figure or is there a '0' missing? £50K
> > for an whole album seems kinda un-realistic, even for the
> > 80's
> >
> > Pud
|
