Is "overproduced" just a word you can throw at well-made

>>69156121
No
If it sounds 'over the top' or campishly extravagent then its overproduced

>>69156121
I hope my nigga Gary's relaxing now. Chilling out, riding his bike. He was looking rough towards the end.

>>69156154
>campishly extravagant

perfect description

No. I think the majority of Prince's work is overproduced (especially for someone with such a massive output), but I don't actually dislike him.

no. listen to Be Here Now.

>>69156121
No, compare the production on early Green Day and Blink-182 to that of their latest albums. Doesn't help that the music on them is shit also but it's also very apparent that squeaky clean production doesn't compliment the style at all

>>69156121
Based Gary
>Out of your womb, out of your room, out of your wallet
RIP

a-aleppo?

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>>69157947
VERY FUNNY

>>69157883
Exactly. It's overproduced because it's misproduced. A lot of "not-clean" sounding songs actually take a ton of production effort.

Their producers and mixers are just shitty, even if they have technical skills.

>>69157692
I feel most of his work is underproduced to today's standards, can I ask what you mean and if you have examples?
My own concept of overproduced is when everything sounds super clean and lifeless with any style (most styles) that doesn't match that production.