"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in
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In article ,
Jim Lesurf wrote:


[snip]
One trip observing showed what lunacy (carefully chosen
term :-) ) this was. After three or four of days of
people cat-napping, etc it became obvious they were all
making countless mistakes and foul-ups[1]. I got flak
for simply refusing to work in the same way... until I
got more and better results that the people who were
trying to show they were 'men of iron'.

Exactly follows my observations. Other thing is in the
music and broadcast industries these long sessions are
often fuelled by drugs - even legal ones like alcohol.
And something which seems great when p***ed rarely does
in the cold grey light of dawn.

And then they damn the equipment and abuse its operators when garbage that
sounded so good the night before when they were high sounds like **** the
next afternoon, in the cold light of day.

In article ,
Iain Churches wrote:
Exactly follows my observations. Other thing is in the music and
broadcast industries these long sessions are often fuelled by drugs -
even legal ones like alcohol. And something which seems great when
p***ed rarely does in the cold grey light of dawn.

Drugs and alcohol?? Gadzooks. Call the coppers!!

Your "observations" Dave probably missed the
scantily-clad teenage girls, and the fifty cartons of
whipped cream:-)

Right. Now we know how you 'managed' all those long hours. But not how you
were awarded all those long service gongs...

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*Time is the best teacher; unfortunately it kills all its students.

Dave Plowman London SW
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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in
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Exactly follows my observations. Other thing is in the
music and broadcast industries these long sessions are
often fuelled by drugs - even legal ones like alcohol.
And something which seems great when p***ed rarely does
in the cold grey light of dawn.

And then they damn the equipment and abuse its operators when garbage that
sounded so good the night before when they were high sounds like **** the
next afternoon, in the cold light of day.

Ahaa. I see. So *that's* how Domine ended up sounding
like it does!!

Iain