The band's new A&R rep makes a surprise visit, which inspires yet another Bitch Slap song. Episode Credits: Characters Willy Show played by Ken Scott (Beatles, David Bowie) Leitmotifs Harmon leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Yore leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Dumb Ass leitmotif by Aardvark and Mixerman Penny Pincher Leitmotif by Byron from "The Chocolate Song" Willy Show leitmotif by Byron from "The Alien, the Rabbit, and the Monkey" Narrated by Mixerman Produced by Aardvark (the best producer in the world) and Mixerman

The band's new A&R rep makes a surprise visit, which inspires yet another Bitch Slap song. Episode Credits: Characters Willy Show played by Ken Scott (Beatles, David Bowie) Leitmotifs Harmon leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Yore leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Dumb Ass leitmotif by Aardvark and Mixerman Penny Pincher Leitmotif by Byron from "The Chocolate Song" Willy Show leitmotif by Byron from "The Alien, the Rabbit, and the Monkey" Narrated by Mixerman Produced by Aardvark (the best producer in the world) and Mixerman

The band's new A&amp;R rep makes a surprise visit, which inspires yet another Bitch Slap song. Episode Credits: Characters Willy Show played by Ken Scott (Beatles, David Bowie) Leitmotifs Harmon leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Yore leitmotif by William Wittman (Cyndi Lauper, The Fixx) Dumb Ass leitmotif by Aardvark and Mixerman Penny Pincher Leitmotif by Byron from "The Chocolate Song" Willy Show leitmotif by Byron from "The Alien, the Rabbit, and the Monkey" Narrated by Mixerman Produced by Aardvark (the best producer in the world) and Mixerman

Day 46 One Down, Sixteen to Go

Mixerman is a Los Angeles recording engineer who in the summer of 2002, on nothing more than a hunch, began to chronicle the daily events of his Major Label recording session with a bidding-war band, an infamous producer, and a limitless budget. And he did it in real-time—each night posting his entries on the Internet, withholding only the true identities of those he writes about. As Gina Arnold from Metro Newspapers reported at the time: "Mixerman is supposed to be writing about recording techniques, but somehow, through that prism, he has hit upon a gripping story. In this podcast, you will hear an audio dramatization of the story, as narrated by Mixerman, complete with music, foley, sound fx, and character performances by some of the most famous engineers and producers in the music business.

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