Over the last couple of weeks, Rick Beato has posted interviews with both Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, and earlier this afternoon he dropped an interview with former Rush producer Terry Brown, conducted in Toronto at around the same time as the Rush interviews. Terry talks about his long career as a producer, and especially his time in the '70s and '80s producing some of Rush's most iconic albums. From the YouTube description:
In this interview I talk with legendary music producer Terry Brown about his extensive career and his iconic collaboration with the rock band Rush. Brown details his early beginnings in London at the famous Olympic Studios, as well as his move to Toronto and his subsequent role in shaping the sound of classic albums such as 2112, A Farewell to Kings, and Moving Pictures. ...
You can watch the entire interview below or at this location (thanks Chad H).
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