Studio 606
All sources know to exist for this session. All audio recordings are grouped by mix for ease of differention, with each mix also explained as to its origins and initial usage. Many songs are likely to have been mixed several times. Only one subjective "best" mastering version of each source is listed. A limited number of unofficial, non-commercial recordings are available to download.
Adam Kasper Primary Mix (1999)
Once recording was complete Adam Kasper took the masters to Conway Recording Studio in Los Angeles to mix all tracks intended for inclusion on the upcoming album.
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There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Roswell Records (07863 67892-2)
2
There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Roswell Records (88697 983241 RE1)
Andy Wallace Alternate Mix (1999)
The band were not entirely happy with the primary mix for three of the tracks to be included on the album, so these were given to Andy Wallace and mixed at Larrabee Studios, Hollywood.
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There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Roswell Records (07863 67892-2)
2
Learn To Fly (CD2)
Roswell Records (74321 71310 2)
Adam Kasper B-Sides Mix (1999)
Adam Kasper was also present at Larrabee Studios and whilst there mixed two tracks intended to be used as B-Sides to singles from the album.
Dave Way Ed Remix (2000)
Foo Fighters struck a deal to include ‘Next Year’ in the TV show, ‘Ed’. For this purpose a new mix of the song was requested, carried out by Dave Way at Pacifique Studios, Hollywood. Faster tempo mix and shorter, with no reprise section at the end.
Video game stem mix (2008)
Mixed by an unknown engineer for various video games. The 24-track multitracks were mixed down to 11-13 stems, song dependent
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Rock Band
MTV Games
2
Absolutely Live In Concert #08-13
Westwood One (08-13)
3
Lego Rock Band
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
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Rock Band DLC (Foo Fighters 04)
MTV Games
Instrumental mix (2000)
An unknown engineer mixed ‘Stacked Actors’ as an instrumental for unknown purposes