Tim Palmer

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Tim Palmer (born October 4, 1962 in North Shields , Northumberland ) is a British record producer , sound engineer and musician . He was best known for his productions for artists and rock bands such as Texas , The Mission , Tears For Fears , Robert Plant and HIM . The best-known songs he has produced include Wasteland from The Mission, I Don't Want a Lover from Texas and Elemental from Tears For Fears.

life and career

Tim Palmer, born in North Shields in 1962, began his career as a musician, but soon developed his special talent in the early 1980s, first as an assistant in the Utopia Studios in London , and later as an independent sound engineer working on the mixing console for various people international music groups and solo artists in Los Angeles .

Since 1982 he has been responsible as a sound engineer and music producer for numerous successful pop and rock albums that achieved high chart placements. As a gray eminence, he remained active throughout the 1990s and 2000s. During this time, as a sound engineer and producer, he supervised and produced numerous albums by artists and bands such as Kajagoogoo , The Mighty Lemon Drops , Tin Machine , Gene Loves Jezebel , The House of Love , Ozzy Osbourne , Switchfoot , Kane or Blue October .

Tim Palmer now lives and works as an independent producer, sound engineer and musician with his wife Nadine Marsh (married 1995) and their two daughters in the United Kingdom .

Discography (selection)

As a producer

  • 1982: Kajagoogoo (White Feathers)
  • 1985: Robert Plant (Shaken 'N Stirred)
  • 1985: Robert Plant (Little by Little)
  • 1986: The Mission (God's Own Medicine)
  • 1988: The Mighty Lemon Drops (World Without End)
  • 1988: Robert Plant (Now & Zen)
  • 1989: Tin Machine (Tin Machine)
  • 1989: Texas (Southside)
  • 1989: Gene Loves Jezebel (Kiss of Life)
  • 1990: Big Country (Through a Big Country: Greatest Hits)
  • 1990: The Mission (Grains of Sand)
  • 1990: The Mission (Carved in Sand)
  • 1990: Burning Tree (Burning Tree)
  • 1990: An Emotional Fish (An Emotional Fish)
  • 1990: The House of Love (A Spy in the House of Love)
  • 1991: Texas (Mothers Heaven)
  • 1991: Tin Machine (You Belong in Rock N 'Roll)
  • 1991: Tin Machine (Tin Machine II)
  • 1991: Musto & Bones (The Future Is Ours)
  • 1991: Neverland (Neverland)
  • 1991: Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (Soundtrack)
  • 1992: Tears for Fears (Tears Roll Down - Greatest Hits 82-92)
  • 1992: Ocean Color Scene (Ocean Color Scene)
  • 1993: Kajagoogoo (Too Shy: The Singles and More)
  • 1993: Kinky Machine (Kinky Machine)
  • 1993: Tears for Fears (Elemental)
  • 1993: Tears for Fears (Break it Down Again)
  • 1994: Big Country (The Best of Big Country)
  • 1994: The Mission (Sum and Substance)
  • 1994: Fretblanket (Junkfuel)
  • 1995: Gene Loves Jezebel (Some of the Best of Gene Loves Jezebel: From The Mouths of Babes)
  • 1995: Tears for Fears (Raoul and the Kings of Spain)
  • 1995: Ned's Atomic Dustbin (Brainbloodvolume)
  • 1996: Sponge (Wax Ecstatic)
  • 1996: Wire Train (Last Perfect Thing: A Retrospective)
  • 1996: Gigantic (Disenchanted)
  • 1996: Gods Child (Aluminum)
  • 1997: Welcome to Sarajevo (Original Soundtrack)
  • 1997: Super Deluxe (Via Satellite)
  • 1997: Luce Drayton (To Be Loved)
  • 1997: The Mighty Lemon Drops (Rollercoaster: The Best of Mighty Lemon Drops)
  • 1997: Silver Jet (Pull Me Up, Drag Me Down)
  • 1998: Dance Hall Crashers (Blue Plate Special)
  • 1999: Gene Loves Jezebel (Voodoo Dollies: The Best of Gene Loves Jezebel)
  • 1999: American Pie (Original Soundtrack)
  • 2000: Texas (The Greatest Hits)
  • 2000: Goldfinger (Stomping Ground)
  • 2000: Palmer & Riner (Mill Creek Road)
  • 2000: SRI (Gravity Reminds Me)
  • 2000: Douglas Pashley (Eye of a Hurricane)
  • 2001: U2 (Walk On)
  • 2001: Tears for Fears (Universal Masters Collection)
  • 2001: Tears for Fears (The Best of Tears for Fears)
  • 2001: Tears for Fears (Shout: The Very Best of Tears for Fears)
  • 2001: Big Country (Greatest 12 "Hits, Vol. 1)
  • 2001: Ozzy Osbourne (Down to Earth)
  • 2002: Dredg (El Cielo)
  • 2003: Big Country (The Singles Collection, Vol. 3)
  • 2003: Ozzy Osbourne (The Essential Ozzy Osbourne)
  • 2003: Tears for Fears (The Collection)
  • 2003: Robert Plant (Sixty Six to Timbuktu)
  • 2004: Live (Awake: The Best of Live)
  • 2004: HIM (And Love Said No: The Greatest Hits '97 -'04)
  • 2005: Ozzy Osbourne (Prince of Darkness)
  • 2005: HIM (Dark Light)
  • 2006: Switchfoot (Oh! Gravity.)
  • 2006: Robert Plant (Nine Lives)
  • 2007: HIM (Venus Doom)
  • 2007: Hot Hot Heat (Happiness Ltd.)
  • 2008: Switchfoot (The Best Yet)
  • 2008: HIM (Digital Versatile Doom: Live at the Orpheum Theater)
  • 2009: Mob Research (Holy City Zoo)
  • 2009: Julien-K (Death to Analog)
  • 2009: The Sounds (Crossing the Rubicon)
  • 2010: Goo Goo Dolls (Something for the Rest of Us)
  • 2011: Kane (Singles Only)
  • 2011: Blue October (Any Man in America)
  • 2012: HIM (XX: Two Decades of Love Metal)
  • 2013: The Polyphonic Spree (Yes, It's True)
  • 2013: Blue October (Sway)
  • 2013: Switchfoot (Playlist: The Very Best of Switchfoot)
  • 2013: Tarja Turunen (Colors in the Dark)
  • 2014: Ozzy Osbourne (Memoirs of a Madman)
  • 2015: Texas (Texas 25)
  • 2016: Tarja Turunen (The Shadow Self)
  • 2016: The Mission (Another Fall from Grace)
  • 2017: Tears for Fears (Rule the World: The Greatest Hits)

As a sound engineer or mixer

  • 1982: Kajagoogoo (White Feathers)
  • 1982: Heatwave (Current)
  • 1983: John Foxx ( The Golden Section )
  • 1984: Dead or Alive (Sophisticated Boom Boom)
  • 1984: ZEE "(Identity)"
  • 1985: Robert Plant (Shaken 'N Stirred)
  • 1985: Robert Plant (Little by Little)
  • 1986: Cutting Crew (Broadcast)
  • 1989: Tin Machine (Tin Machine)
  • 1989: Texas (Southside)
  • 1990: The Mission (Grains of Sand)
  • 1990: James (Gold Mother)
  • 1990: Mother Love Bone (Apple)
  • 1991: Tin Machine (You Belong in Rock N 'Roll)
  • 1991: Tin Machine (Tin Machine II)
  • 1991: Pearl Jam (Ten)
  • 1991: The Mission (Masque)
  • 1991: James (James)
  • 1992: James (Seven)
  • 1992: Ocean Color Scene (Ocean Color Scene)
  • 1992: Mother Love Bone (Mother Love Bone)
  • 1992: Catherine Wheel (Ferment)
  • 1992: The House of Love (Babe Rainbow)
  • 1993: Sweet Water (Sweet Water)
  • 1993: Mark Knopfler (screenplaying)
  • 1993: Concrete Blonde (Mexican Moon)
  • 1993: Robert Plant (If I Was a Carpenter)
  • 1993: Robert Plant (Fate of Nations)
  • 1994: Fretblanket (Junkfuel)
  • 1995: Brother Cane (Seeds)
  • 1995: For Love Not Lisa (Information Superdriveway)
  • 1996: Stabbing Westward (Wither Blister Burn & Peel)
  • 1996: The Cure (Wild Mood Swings)
  • 1996: Sponge (Wax Ecstatic)
  • 1996: Heatwave (The Best of Heatwave: Always & Forever)
  • 1996: The Cure (Strange Attraction)
  • 1996: Escape from LA (Original Soundtrack)
  • 1996: Inch (Dot Class "C")
  • 1996: Gigantic (Disenchanted)
  • 1996: Moist (Creature)
  • 1997: Super Deluxe (Via Satellite)
  • 1997: Luce Drayton (To Be Loved)
  • 1997: Chopper One (Now Playing)
  • 1997: Litfiba (Mondi Somersi)
  • 1997: Cecil (Bombar Diddlah)
  • 1998: Reel Big Fish (Why Do They Rock So Hard?)
  • 1998: James (The Best of James)
  • 1998: U2 (The Best of 1980-1990)
  • 1998: Cecil (Subtitles)
  • 1998: Soak (Flywatt)
  • 1998: The Candyskins (Death of a Minor TV Celebrity)
  • 1998: Dance Hall Crashers (Blue Plate Special)
  • 1998: The House of Love (Best Of)
  • 1998: Sepultura (Against)
  • 1999: Dance Hall Crashers (Purr)
  • 1999: Michael Hutchence (Michael Hutchence)
  • 1999: The Ernies (Meson Ray)
  • 1999: Litfiba (Infinito)
  • 1999: RX Bandits (Halfway Between Here & There)
  • 1999: American Pie (Original Soundtrack)
  • 2000: Primitive Radio Gods (White Hot Peach)
  • 2000: Goldfinger (Stomping Ground)
  • 2000: Magnified (status in Traffic)
  • 2000: soulDecision (No One Does It Better)
  • 2000: Piero Pelù (Ne Buoni Ne Cattivi)
  • 2000: Poe (Haunted)
  • 2000: Douglas Pashley (Eye of a Hurricane)
  • 2000: U2 (Beautiful Day)
  • 2000: U2 (All That You Can't Leave Behind)
  • 2001: U2 (Walk On)
  • 2001: Live (V)
  • 2001: Tomb Raider (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
  • 2001: Paul van Dyk (The Politics of Dancing)
  • 2001: U2 (Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of)
  • 2001: U2 (elevation)
  • 2001: Ozzy Osbourne (Down to Earth)
  • 2001: Deep Blue Something (Deep Blue Something)
  • 2001: Better Than Ezra (Closer)
  • 2001: The Psychedelic Furs (Beautiful Chaos: Greatest Hits Live)
  • 2002: Wayne (Whisper)
  • 2002: U2 (The Best of 1990-2000)
  • 2002: MxPx (Ten Years and Running)
  • 2002: Stage (Stage)
  • 2002: Goldfinger (Open Your Eyes)
  • 2002: Portable (Only If You Look Up)
  • 2002: Bon Jovi (Misunderstood)
  • 2002: Porcupine Tree (In Absentia)
  • 2002: Dredg (El Cielo)
  • 2002: Faith Hill (Cry)
  • 2002: Autopilot Off (Autopilot Off)
  • 2003: Kane (What If)
  • 2003: HIM (Love Metal)
  • 2003: Blue October (History for Sale)
  • 2003: Kill Hannah (For Never & Ever)
  • 2004: Jason Mraz (Tonight, Not Again: Jason Mraz Live at the Eagles Ballroom)
  • 2004: Pearl Jam (Rearviewmirror: Greatest Hits 1991-2003)
  • 2004: The Cure (Join the Dots: B-Sides & Rarities, 1978-2001)
  • 2004: Michael Tolcher (I Am)
  • 2004: Rubyhorse (Goodbye to All That)
  • 2004: Tears for Fears (Everybody Loves a Happy Ending)
  • 2004: Live (Awake: The Best of Live)
  • 2004: HIM (And Love Said No: The Greatest Hits '97 -'04)
  • 2005: INXS (Switch)
  • 2005: HIM (Dark Light)
  • 2005: Better Than Ezra (Before the Robots)
  • 2005: Bril (Airless Alarm)
  • 2006: U2 (U2 18 singles)
  • 2006: Switchfoot (Oh! Gravity.)
  • 2006: Eskimo Joe (Black Fingernails, Red Wine)
  • 2007: Idiot Pilot (Wolves)
  • 2007: HIM (Venus Doom)
  • 2007: Hot Hot Heat (Happiness Ltd.)
  • 2007: James (Fresh as a Daisy: The Singles)
  • 2007: Mêlée (Devils & Angels)
  • 2008: Birds of Tokyo (Universes)
  • 2008: Ryan Cabrera (The Moon Under Water)
  • 2008: HIM (Digital Versatile Doom: Live at the Orpheum Theater) Producer
  • 2008: Sepultura (Against / Nation)
  • 2009: U2 (The Best of 1980-2000)
  • 2009: Kane (No Surrender)
  • 2009: Julien-K (Death to Analog)
  • 2009: The Sounds (Crossing the Rubicon)
  • 2010: Tarja (What Lies Beneath)
  • 2010: Smile Smile (Truth On Tape)
  • 2010: The Dance Party (Touch)
  • 2010: The Daylights (The Daylights)
  • 2010: Secondhand Serenade (Hear Me Now)
  • 2010: The Answer (Everyday Demons)
  • 2010: British India (Avalanche)
  • 2011: Blue October (Ugly Side: An Acoustic Evening with)
  • 2011: David Cook (This Loud Morning)
  • 2011: Blue October (Any Man in America)
  • 2012: HIM (XX: Two Decades of Love Metal)
  • 2012: Preteen Zenith (Rubble Guts & BB Eye)
  • 2012: Tarja Turunen (Act 1)
  • 2013: The Polyphonic Spree (Yes, It's True)
  • 2013: HIM (Tears on Tape)
  • 2013: Blue October (Sway)
  • 2013: Tarja Turunen (Colors in the Dark)
  • 2014: Billy Childs (Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro)
  • 2015: JD Souther (Tenderness)
  • 2015: Tarja (Luna Park Ride)
  • 2015: Steve Grand (All-American Boy)
  • 2016: Tarja Turunen (The Shadow Self)
  • 2016: The Mission (Another Fall from Grace)
  • 2017: Tears for Fears (Rule the World: The Greatest Hits)
  • 2018: Jeff Goldblum & the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra (The Capitol Studios Sessions)
  • 2018: Luciana Souza (The Book of Longing)
  • 2018: Xavier Rudd (Storm Boy)

literature

  • Tim Palmer. In: Richard James Burgess: The Art of Music Production: The Theory and Practice , Oxford University Press, 2013, p. 39. (Review on: books.google.de )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Biographical data of Tim Palmer in: International Who's Who in Popular Music 2002. 4th edition. Europa Publications, 2002, ISBN 1-85743-161-8 , p. 393.
  2. ^ Biographical data of Tim Palmer in: International Who's who in Music: Popular music , Vol. Two, Volume 1, Melrose Press, 1996, page 435