Nice to hear that some people realise that sound engineers are not emissaries of the dark one sent to pollute all that is pure and folky!

Some obviously still don't like them, but the arguments for the defense seem to be getting stronger.

Maybe some kind of list of good sound engineers could be set up on mudcat? Lists of bad are not a good idea, the legal implications notwithstanding, it may be a bit rough to ruin a career on the basis of the night that EVERYTHING went wrong.

And there's the old money saw.

Cheers,

QTWF