Songs Wherein Someone Addresses the Band via the Talkback Monitor

Van Halen, "Unchained:" "Come on, Dave, give me a break."

The Clash, "Armagideon Time:" "OK, boys, let's have you out."

'This is Andy Warhol take waaaaahn'

A Tribe Called Quest - The Chase Pt. II "Bob Power, you there?" "Yup."

Replacements - I Hate Music "Tape's rolling." "So what."

The Fall - Music Scene ("Six minutes!!!" "Six forty!!!!" "Ok studio, that's plenty.)

Roy Harper - Tom Tiddler's Ground

Tony Visconti, "Rolling"
Roy Harper, "A Joint?" breaks into uncontrollable stoned laughter

"Ok Steven, should we play that again"

A Rush And A Push? - Some Smiths song on Strangeways. Think this one is the opposite though, Moz addressing Street in the control room.

"Rod?...Ron, I mean. Can you let go of your guitar? I'm getting a little feedback"-Glyn Johns at the start of "Too Bad" by the Faces.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HcDPZp8R20

Is this excluding inter-band talk?

In "I'm Only Sleeping" you can supposedly hear John say "Yawn, Paul" from a monitor and then he yawns.

I have heard that^

is this happening at the end of pavement's "hit the plane down"?

Sonic Youth "Stereo Sanctity"
"SEVEN"

Loads of creepy Gary Kellgren whispering on We're Only In It for the Money

Paul Rothchild's pep talks on the outtakes on Doors cds are kinda brilliant, very sixties.

is this happening at the end of pavement's "hit the plane down"?

― tylerw, Friday, August 5, 2011 1:09 PM (14 minutes ago)

malkmus quoting HM's "step on" to spiral.

Daydream Believer - The Monkees
"7A"
"What number is this, Jim?"
"7A!"

Something on Joe Jackson's Look Sharp (Happy Loving Couples?)
"Right, that's enough."

"Oh Comely" -- can hear Robert Schneider yell "holy shit" at the end

"This is the master, guys."- Shel Talmy (?) At the start of "David Watts" by the Kinks.

The Breeders, "Happiness Is A Warm Gun"

Steve Albini: Josephine, do you think you're going bald?

Josephine Wiggs: You've asked me that before and the answer was "no" then.

'I Started Something I Couldn't Finish' is The Smiths song in question.

I said "YOU FUCKING DIE", to her...
Huh? What?
No, no! I was talking to Kim! I said, "You fucking die."
No, I was just - we were just goofing around.
No. No, it didn't have anything to do with anything.

I like this all the better for the fact that you can't hear Albini's questions, which is reminiscent of the Peanuts animated series, in which the adults' voices are represented by muffled trombone noises.

haha it so is you're right! i always thought this was like.. faux banter though. is it real?

Per Wikipedia: The recording of a conversation held between Francis and Albini can be heard at the end of "Oh My Golly!". According to [studio assistant] Lupfer, "it was a concept he (Albini) was going for, to get some studio banter." As Deal was leaving the studio to smoke a cigarette, she exclaimed "If anybody touches my stuff, I'll kill ya." Francis replied with "I'll kill you, you fucking die, if anybody touches my stuff". The track begins at this point, with Francis explaining the conversation to Albini, whose voice is not heard on the track.

"Can you record the talkback Rock Band sound effects, Jim?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fPa49-TSRo

"Bass solo, take one."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhFMMiTmHb4

Slint to albini: "Steve , these headphones are fucked out, the sound's only coming out of one side... should I just bear with it?"

fucked out up