Midnight Oil · Album, 1987
Diesel and Dust
We have no album-wide recording chain for this album yet, only the songs below and what their sources say about the album sessions as a whole.
Songs from this album1
From the album sessions6
Statements the sources make about the sessions for this album as a whole, not about one song. Each is listed once, with the song record it comes from.
Guitar ampsVerified
Sennheiser MD 421
Album sessions, not stated for this song: Gray's usual close pairing for the guitar amps on the sessions, set beside a 57 so the capsules were phase-aligned.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.
Guitar ampsVerified
Neumann U 47
Album sessions, not stated for this song: Placed about three feet back from the guitar amp in Gray's setup.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.
Guitar ampsReported
Vox AC30
Album sessions, not stated for this song: Gray thinks the guitarists' amps were Vox and Fender, and recalls at least one AC30 being in the studio.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.
Intro clock, tape and mixReported
Solid State Logic 4018 E Series console
Album sessions, not stated for this song: Console on which Diesel and Dust was mixed at Alberts.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.
Intro clock, tape and mixVerified
Bel BD-80
Sampler/digital delay Gray says produced all the delays heard across the album, often returned through an EQ channel and filtered.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.
Intro clock, tape and mixReported
Yamaha SPX90
Album sessions, not stated for this song: Gray thinks the BD-80 delay was probably fed into a chorus in an SPX90.
From the record for Beds Are Burning, where the source is linked.