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Posted: Mar. 11 2004, 14:18

I know I'm asking for it, but what did Trevor Horn do that was so bad. Its not as if the whole ensemble at the TB II premier had to wear Mikey says T-shirts. Mind you I still haven't forgave him for buggles.

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Posted: Mar. 11 2004, 18:40

I don't think there's an ultimate answer to this. People'd say that he polished the whole thing a little bit too much - it was rougher before he came in and it should've stayed like that. Or maybe that it sounds too synthetic, too plastified - like "Video killed the radio star". [BTW, I love that song. :)]  I personally think that he improved TBII with his intervention - I don't like the so-called 'De-Trevorized TBII' at all. ;)

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Posted: Mar. 12 2004, 07:38

I've never really bought into this whole Trever Horn ruined TB11 thing,i love the album,and if he did have any big invluence,then i think it paid off,it amuses me that people now say,"Mike needs to work with a producer"yet when he did,they say it did'nt work,at least Trever Horn comes from a similar place to Mike,having been in a group like Yes.Some people are just never happy i guess.
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