Let's welcome Live's new producer - CJ EIRIKSSON, producer album no.8? .....speculation Options

[SecretInsomnia]

Btw, with this artwork you didn't only provide images Swami. I realised that we now know the producer.

Let's welcome Live's new producer....

Producer of album no.8 ??



CJ Eiriksson
You can visit his Myspace page. http://www.myspace.com/cjeirikssonmusic
Can be producer for future records, but maybe just a friend of the band?

I don't think he's a known or famous producer. Can't find any specific info on what albums of bands he already produced in the past (are there any at all?). But fact is he did a lot of other work, such as mixing, co-producing and enginering for bands albums.

http://www.worldsend.com/clients.asp?ClientID=131284

He even worked on BoP and SFBM, and he described on his Myspace that he mixed many times for Jim Wirt.... you know the producer we all love
Fact is he produced Forever + Purifier (proof is on the above page)

But this is ofcourse all speculation. Maybe he will keep it at just these 2 songs.

[Hobbsy]

I like the idea that CS can perform the old Live songs as good as their previous lead singer while being able to put his own slant on the songs and be his own person.

There's nothing wrong with not being able to tell the difference. CS is certainly not going to turn it in to a tribute act that's for sure.

What he is gonna do is belt out all of those most-loved hits as well as support CCP to shine playing the music they want to and always have wanted to play.

[PillarOfDavidson]

I like the idea that CS can perform the old Live songs as good as their previous lead singer while being able to put his own slant on the songs and be his own person.

There's nothing wrong with not being able to tell the difference. CS is certainly not going to turn it in to a tribute act that's for sure.

What he is gonna do is belt out all of those most-loved hits as well as support CCP to shine playing the music they want to and always have wanted to play.

William Duvall certainly didn't turn AIC into a tribute act. Black Gives Way To Blue was one of the best albums of AIC's career.