Burzum
Recorded Mid-Winter 1992 during Full Moon at Grieghallen
Engineered and Mastered by Pytten
Produced by Pytten and Count Grishnackh
Co-Producer Euronymous
Aske
Recorded August 1992 at Grieghallen Studios
Produced by Count Grishnackh and Pytten
All music and lyrics by Count Grishnackh 1991
Bass on this mini album played by Samoth
"Dominus Sathanas" recorded April 1992
Released in March 1993
Det Som Engang Var
Recorded April 1992 at Grieghallen studio
Produced by Count Grishnackh and Pytten
Music and lyrics by Count Grishnackh
Released in August 1993
Hvis Lyset Tar Oss
Recorded in Grieghallen Studio, September 1992
Produced by Count Grishnackh and Pytten
Cover by Theodor Kittelsen
Music and lyrics by Count Grishnackh
Released in April 1994
Filosofem
Recorded at Breidablik Studio, March 1993
Music and lyrics by Varg Vikernes
Dauði Baldrs och
Hliðskjálf
"it was recorded in a prison cell, using a normal tape recorder, so the sound is naturally not the best."
Belus är också inspelad och producerad i Grieghallen med hjälp av Pytten.
Fallen was recorded and mixed during two weeks in Grieghallen studios, using a Spectar bass with alembic electronics on a VOX AC50 amp from 1965, a Ludwig drum kit (with a 26 inch kick) from 1975, a Neumann M149 microphone and stereo Schoeps CMTS 501 U microhpones for vocals, an OBH Nordica Harmony 6487, a custom Stig instrument and a Peavey 23 guitar on a Peavey 6505 (120 Watt) amp.
Citat:
Once again you record every single instrument yourself. How does the creation process work with you? Is there something different you do today that you were not doing back when you started? Technology definitely opens new doors...and Fallen shows that you're doing new things...
Well, today I use a PC instead of a tape recorded, when making rehearsals for myself, to work with. Other than that it's basically the same as before. Technologically there is nothing new to what I did on/with Fallen.
Citat:
I am a drummer, and I noticed in the press release for "Fallen" that the album was recorded with a vintage Ludwig drum kit, including a 26" bass drum. Did you have any trouble acclimating to that size of drum? I play a 26" bass drum myself, and I initially had some difficulty with the mallets sinking into the head and not responding as quickly as they would on a smaller drum...
It was hard to play the drums at all when I got out of prison. I rehearsed a lot using my own "buy-the-cheapest-drum-kit-you-can-find" drum kit, in one of the buildings on my farm (to spare the rest of the household), but when recording I used the one in Pytten's studio and I never really thought about whether it was harder or not to play on. It took an hour or two to get used to it, but then it was fine to me. It always takes an hour or two for me to get used to a drum kit. I thought that was perfectly normal... The size of the kick didn't strike me as having anything to say in this context. Please stop making me think about such things; maybe I will really have problems the next time, because you told me I should have... :-/ "What we don't know doesn't hurt us." If my drumming really sucks on the next album, we all know whom to blame... ;-)
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http://www.burzum.org och mer info om inspelningarna finns i olika intervjuer.
