A band's label rejected their flat, unlistenable mix. They apologized to producer Howard Benson and asked for help. He spent two months re-recording and fixing the tracks with them.
For real. It was such garbage that it was scary. The label said no. Even the band was like, no flat sounding. It was. So when we got back, it was like we had talked with Howard Benson Pryor, and then we kind of had to grovel and be like, hey, Howard, we made a mistake. Would you mind, you know, fixing this? So he said, yeah, we went out for, you know, whatever it was, Ken, like, maybe just under two months or whatever. We made a record with Howard, and Howard was hell bent on helping his artists as well. So he was kind of involved in making sure things happened, even though there was some serious resistance.
