What recording, producing or making of an album would you have loved to have observed in the studio ?
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Happy Mondays - Yes Please, was the best bit of that Chris Frantz book
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Massive Attack - “Blue Lines”.
That would be amazing!
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Reminds me of
Now 13? The Best of the Beatles? 
Fleetwood Mac seemed to have an interesting time in the studio. Rumours or Tusk maybe. Guaranteed a bit of everything I reckon.
The La’s. I will still be sitting there now according to Lee Mavers
First thing that came to mind was The Velvet Underground White Light/White Heat, purely for Lady Godiva’s Operation and Sister Ray. To have been around for those sessions would have been Incredible
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UFOrb
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Exile On Main Street
Early 70s, Stones at their peak, South Of France
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QOTSA Songs For The Deaf
Lust For Life or Heroes. Imagine the scenes Bowie and Iggy Pop got up to in the studio together ha
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I would have liked to be hanging out with Rinder and Lewis when they did Seven Deadly Sins.
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Would have been interesting to sit in on some of Lee Perry’s Black Ark sessions for sure. Just keep your hands off his rubber balls…
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90s nerd here but the Beatsies Check your Head sessions would be it for me.
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New Order - Technique
Knock out ‘Fine Time’ in the afternoon then a jolly to Amnesia of an evening
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Yep, hanging out at G Son studios with the whole BB crew would have been fun.
Looks like they had a great time making Paul’s Boutique as well.
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Alexander “Skip” Spence - Oar
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Part of me wants to say something like Trout Mask Replica, but personally it’d be really hard to top being able to watch Phil Elverum put together this all-analog masterpiece:
A Love Supreme. Just to be in the room witnessing them make that music would be incredible.
Another one I’d love to have witnessed is Bjork’s “Homogenic”
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Enter the 36 Chambers. Such raw rugged energy and bedroom style recording with some of the best MCs to ever hold a mic.
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