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Toe Rag Studios
The traditional non-electronic recording studios to the stars.
Location: 166a Glynn Road, Homerton, London, e5 0je
Description: This is where the White Stripes recorded their breakthrough album Elephant in 2002. And has been a long time favourite of artist/writer/musician Billy Childish.
Toe Rag is unusual in that it pecialises in recording in the traditional, old-fashioned way. There are no leisure facilities at the studio other than a kettle and a sofa: the emphasis is very much on speed and efficiently capturing the moment as opposed to long periods of studio-bound procrastination.
Ranking This Month: 147/2784
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Link to This Page: http://www.shadyoldlady.com/location/737
Credits: http://www.toeragstudios.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_Rag_Studios
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