your body that it s dying on the permafrost, causing it to kick loose all sorts of emergency, lifesaving, anti-inflammatory proteins, after which you are supposed to feel better. - oh, god! - if your fingers and penis don t shatter like hummel figurines. - oh, god! - you did it. - ohh. - watch your head. - all right! - take it off. [sighs] - well, how do you feel? - good luck. i m dying. in a good way though. - all right, so step right in? - you ready, sir? - no, i m not ready. i don t like the way he looks. he looks unhappy. all right? - it s all right. - [groans] - did you notice how, like, the last 40, 50 seconds were the coldest? - yeah. - pretty much his whole session s gonna be like that last 40 to 50 seconds. - oh, great. - the whole session because you re going second. - oh, yeah. that s uncomfortable. - yeah, you re already at negative 306. - oh, yeah, that s bad. that s bad. that s not good. - you can do it. - [groans] - you feeling all right? - n
The blue room. the recording, a unique, one-of-a-kind operation because it s all going directly to acetate. before digital and before analog tape was used for mastering, disk recording was done live. no editing. no overdubs. redirecting this process on this 1953 lathe, third man has mastered a number of albums like this giving listeners as close to a live experience as possible. also, it s kind of cool. - you re at third man in the blue room. it s the only place in the world where you can actually do a live to acetate recording. - cause all i want to do is make something last cause i know what i am i know what i have i want to buy back the farm and bring my mama home some wine turn back the clock