Loved this.

I love Tim. When he says he’s in Texas, does anyone else expect him to introduce us to Des and Troy?

You listen to these guys and you realize why they are so good at what they do.

These sessions have been excellent, Andrew! Thank you for so deftly handling the interviews. Tim was great!

Such a great interview. Tim is awesome with such a deep history. Thank you for doing this Andrew!

This was brilliant! Thanks everyone for putting this together. Can we get a part 2 with Tim and just discuss Tears For Fears and some Tin Machine? Lol... seriously this was great. Need to hear more!

Shout out to Mr. Palmer, what a great interview & another catalog I have to check out. Thanks Andrew for talking to Awesome People. Peace + Love. =)

Great Interview! Tim Palmer so down to earth and entertaining!

The mission albums rule !! 👌🏻👌🏻

Another fantastic episode pureMIx!! Thank you guys for all the hard and amazing work for this community.

Tim Palmer begins talking about something important at about the 1:15:00 mark on beyond about how a certain amount of gate keeping in the music industry CHANGED HOW WE WERE INTRODUCED to a song. We were given more opportunities to hear it even if upon first listen we didn’t “think” we liked it. Andrew chimes in with the same thought. I noticed long long ago that songs I instantly liked right away on first listen were NOT necessarily the ones I liked so much after hearing the whole batch a dozen times. Songs I DIDN’T like so much at first often ended up being my absolute favorite! It seems to have something to do with COMPLEXITY. If it was SIMPLE enough to LOVE the first time, then it probably was not deep enough to still love once you got to really know it. And… those songs that were deep and rich and complex enough to LOVE the 10th through 10,000th time were probably too much so to be easily taken in on the first or second listens. So you(incorrectly) THINK you don’t care for them. SO WHAT’S MY POINT? My point is that when you encounter an Album of Songs that are clearly complex in arrangement, and clearly have a lot of changes and complexity - but upon first listen you don’t think you care for it very much… - PERK UP! Because what is described and talked about above means that by the 10th or 15th time through….. this may just be something you realize you adore, and can’t wait to hear again, and possibly even come to CHERISH as something you feel you cannot live without!! I would Say that 90 percent Of my Favorite music Came to me This way. Don’t let the new delivery methods rob you of this chance!

Great job! Very interesting & enjoyable...thank you both!

Ours is a great band and the two albums he worked on are the best. "Mercy" is sonically superb.

Jeremy it's a masterpiece

Great interview - but where are Tim's playlists?

@33:00. "You have some options when the song is good"!

Thanks for the interesting conversation! tell me where to find рerspiration & Inspiration guest playlists?

loved it, thank you

Im going to be cheeky here ;) any chance for future episodes with Andy Wallace, Sylvia Massy?

Man, I had a great time listening to someone I don't know talking about stuff that I don't care about. Professionals....Am i right?

In today's music distribution structure, is publishing only one version of a song the only viable option? In this interview, Tim was just asked about working a mix for a band which has multiple visions of it among contributors and the consequences of compromise on the final product. Could value be added by following each vision and publishing them all with the stories behind them?

All these audio professionals, in their studio, using the built-in mic of their computer ...

1:04:10 If you don't know the Larry look he mentions this is it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6uUaJp33a-RdoE.html

Wtf