Robert E. Brown

Whether he’ll end up being credited as Robert Dark brown, Bob Dark brown or Rob Dark brown is virtually irrelevant, so long as he agrees to sit at the blending console. This best engineer, remixer and manufacturer is an essential area of the highly processed audio of hit information from groups like the Backstreet Guys and Mariah Carey, so it’s probably no real surprise that Brown’s root base get back to creation use gothic rock and roll maestro Alice Cooper and his street shows from the ’70s, regarded as completely extravagent from the standards of this era. Did Dark brown recommend Alice Cooper to cancel the Thanks for visiting my Headache tour once the celebrity stumbled off leading from the stage in Vancouver, breaking three ribs? No! The display must continue! Brown hailed from your Midwest, where among the earliest as well as perhaps heaviest of his creation projects was two albums from the Milwaukee hard rock and roll outfit the Poor Males.