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Andy Wallace ANDY WALLACE The London Suede Bloodsports Warner Mixed The Joy Formidable Wolf’s Law Atlantic Mixed ♦10 Nirvana Nevermind DGC Mixed ♦ Nirvana From the Muddy Banks DGC Mixed of the Wishkah Nirvana Westwood 1 Live DGC Produced / Mixed Concert Kaiser Chiefs Off with Their Heads B-Unique Mixed Coldplay Viva la Vida or Death Parlophone Mixed Grammy Winner 2009 and All His Friends Motion City Soundtrack My Dinosaur Life Columbia Mixed Mastodon The Hunter “Curl of the Burl” Reprise Mixed “Octopus Has No /Roadrunner Friends” Portugal. The Man In the Mountain in the Atlantic Mixed Cloud Avenged Sevenfold Nightmare Warner Bros Mixed Biffy Clyro Only Revolutions 14th Floor Mixed • UK Biffy Clyro Puzzle 14th Floor Mixed • UK The Cribs Men’s Needs, Women’s Wichita Mixed Needs, Whatever Sony Denmark Executive Producer ♦Den Kashmir Trespassers Shiny Toy Guns Season of Poison Universal Mixed The Strokes First Impressions of Earth RCA / Rough Mixed Trade Advanced Alternative Media, Inc. ANDY KIPNES • MARK BEAVEN • BEKA TISCHKER • ROSS DONADIO • JEFF ALDRICH • CHRIS WOO • DAVID MANTEL • BECKY SCOTT JOSHUA FRENI • EMILY BINES • MATT WATTS • MATTHEW CLAYMAN • ANNE SANDIG • TANYA GELMAN • LESLIE DIPIERO • CHRISTINA PRINCE • SARAH MCCANN ANDY WALLACE Kasabian Fast Fuse RCA / Columbia Mixed UK Kasabian Empire RCA / Columbia Mixed • Jeff Buckley Grace Columbia Produced / Mixed Jeff Buckley Sketches for My Columbia Mixed Sweetheart the Drunk 3 Doors Down 3 Doors Down Universal Mixed Republic ♦ Kelly Clarkson My December RCA Mixed ♦ A Perfect Circle eMOTIVe Virgin Mixed • ♦ A Perfect Circle Thirteenth Step Virgin Mixed ♦ System of a Down Mezmerize Sony Mixed ♦ System of a Down Hypnotize Sony Mixed ♦ System of a Down Steal This Album! Sony Mixed ♦ 3 System of a Down Toxicity Sony Mixed Grammy Nominee 2001 ♦4 Linkin Park Meteora WB Mixed ♦10 Linkin Park Hybrid Theory WB Mixed Grammy Nominee 2001 ♦ Linkin Park Reanimation WB Mixed ♦ Jay-Z & Linkin Park Collision Course WB Mixed A&M Mixed ♦ Sheryl Crow C’mon C’mon A&M Mixed Sev. Tracks ♦ Sheryl Crow The Globe Sessions Grammy Winner Advanced Alternative Media, Inc. ANDY KIPNES • MARK BEAVEN • BEKA TISCHKER • ROSS DONADIO • JEFF ALDRICH • CHRIS WOO • DAVID MANTEL • BECKY SCOTT JOSHUA FRENI • EMILY BINES • MATT WATTS • MATTHEW CLAYMAN • ANNE SANDIG • TANYA GELMAN • LESLIE DIPIERO • CHRISTINA PRINCE • SARAH MCCANN ANDY WALLACE ♦ Disturbed Believe Reprise Mixed ♦3 Disturbed The Sickness Giant Mixed Elefant The Black Magic Show Hollywood Mixed Sonic Youth Dirty DGC Mixed ♦ 3 Rage Against the Evil Empire Epic Mixed Machine Grammy Nominee ♦ 3 Rage Against the Rage Against the Epic Mixed Machine Machine Advanced Alternative Media, Inc. ANDY KIPNES • MARK BEAVEN • BEKA TISCHKER • ROSS DONADIO • JEFF ALDRICH • CHRIS WOO • DAVID MANTEL • BECKY SCOTT JOSHUA FRENI • EMILY BINES • MATT WATTS • MATTHEW CLAYMAN • ANNE SANDIG • TANYA GELMAN • LESLIE DIPIERO • CHRISTINA PRINCE • SARAH MCCANN .
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