Soundbreaking: Stories From The Cutting Edge Of Recorded Music (2016)

The art and evolution of music recording is one of the 20th century’s great untold stories. Executive Produced by legendary Beatles producer Sir George Martin, this eight-part series combines more than 150 original interviews with rare archival studio footage—and an extensive soundtrack featuring almost 300 songs—to explore the extraordinary impact of recorded music on our lives.
Soundbreaking provides unprecedented access to some of the most celebrated artists, producers, and music industry pioneers of all time, including Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Dave Grohl, Debbie Harry, Steven Van Zandt, Chuck D, BB King, Brian Eno, Tom Petty, Roger Daltrey, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart, Smokey Robinson, Quincy Jones, RZA, Roger Waters, St. Vincent, Rick Rubin, Bonnie Raitt, Questlove, and Beck. The series explores a century’s worth of innovation and experimentation, from the Beatles’ groundbreaking use of multitrack technology to the synthesized stylings of Stevie Wonder, from disco-era drum machines to the modern art of sampling. You’ll hear the songs you love in a whole new way.

Tracklist DVD1:

Episode One : The Art of Recording [00:52:35]
1. The Role of the producer
2. Sam Phillips $ Elvis
3. ProducingThe Beatles
4. Spectjr's wall of sound
5. Singer / Songwriter movement
6. Early hip-hop
7. Rick Runin & Johnny Cash

Episode Two : Painting with Sound [00:53:35]
1. Multitrack recording
2. Magnetic tape
3. "Tomorrow never knows"
4. Beatles vs Beach Boys
5. Тhe impact of Sgt. Pepper's
6. Tusk
7. Bedroom recording studio
8. Drama in the mix

Episode Three : The Human Instrument [00:53:35]
1. Projecting emotion
2. The microphone
3. Unique voices
4. Imperfection
5. Performing in a studio
6. Auto-tune
7. Vulnerability & Auntenticity


Tracklist DVD2:

Episode Four : Going Electric [00:52:35]
1. Amplification
2. The blues
3. Jimi Hendriks
4. The synthesizer
5. Devo
6. New sounds
7. What's old is new

Episode Five : Four on The Floor [00:52:35]
1. Finding the beat
2. Little Richard
3. Motown
4. James Brown
5. Carlos Santana
6. Disco
7. The remix
8. Electronic dance music

Episode Six : The World is Yours [00:52:35]
1. Sampling
2. Rapping over tapes
3. "Walk this way"
4. Public Enemy
5. The Beastie Boys
6. Lawsuits & Limitations
7. Wu-Tang Clan


Tracklist DVD3:

Episode Seven : Sound and Vision [00:52:34]
1. The music video
2. Early television
3. Breaking down barriers
4. Madonna
5. Saturation point
6. A changing industry

Episode Eight : I Am My Music [00:53:05]
1. Music Format
2. "Hound dog"
3. Long-form expression
4. Single records & radio
5. Concept albums
6. Cassette tapes
7. New technology

Bonus:
Elton John & George Martin in Conversation [00:02:38]
Ringo Starr on Drums [00:11:34]
Rosanne Cash on Sun Studios [00:02:33]
Linda Perry on writing ""Get the Party Started"" and finding Pink [00:05:15]
Les Paul on Charlie Christian [00:03:28]
Tom Scholz Fires Up the Old Hammond B3 [00:03:58]









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