Connection map — RRL brand art (no free-licensed photo of Bob Ezrin exists, so we drew his web instead)
Bob Ezrin
Some producers have a sound. Bob Ezrin has a fingerprint — theatrical, cinematic, unafraid of a children’s choir — and it shows up on records that seem to have nothing to do with each other: Alice Cooper’s breakout run, Lou Reed’s Berlin, KISS’s Destroyer, Peter Gabriel’s first solo album, Pink Floyd’s The Wall, and Deep Purple’s entire late-career revival.
That’s why he’s in the lab as a person, not a footnote in other bands’ credits. Producer DNA is the connective tissue this site loves most: one node, six universes, and none of those records sound the way they do without him in the room.
Pull a thread
Nothing published in this web yet — threads incoming.