Composition

The Song Don’t you want me Baby is written by the human league and the idea for the lyrics was come up by their lead singer Philip Oakey when he was reading a photo-story in a teen-girl’s magazine. They then decided they were going to make it a conflict duet with one of the bands teen age female vocalists

Arrangement Instrumentation & Recording

The human league decided that this track was going to be made all with midi instruments and produced all digitally. The only instruments where a midi synth guitar and an LM-1 drum machine with the vocals being recorded in the studio’s loos. they then got Phil Oakey to Arrange and master the track who had also arranged for the tracks "Money For Nothing" by Dire Straits and "Take On Me" by a-ha. But when the track was recorded the engineer made a mistake and recorded it half a beat out of time but the group when they head it said “Wow that’s amazing” which was where that iconic sound’s come from.

Mixing & Mastering

The track was Mix Engineer or as they called it "Professional help" by Martin Rushent and in the days of 1980's mixing was not an easy job as too get the big grand synthesizer sound they had too layer lots of the same synth on top of each other and it would take hours as they would slightly drift out of tune in the process of duplicating the same track on his 32‑channel MCI console

Who’s the audience

Composition

The song Welcome To The Jungle is made by guns and roses after there experience in los Angeles on Sunset Boulevard or as they called it "Hell House" Axl Rose was sat down writing lyrics about the location they was stay while Slash was working on riffs on the other corner of the room and one of the riffs fitted Axls lyrics well to they decided to take they into production and make it a single

Arrangement & Instrumentation

This track has 2 guitars a lead played by Slash and an rhythm and a drummer and singer Axl and they mainly made this song in there house as a group and had it recorded in as it was with no extra production of the audio just some light levelling and mastering for radio and digital and physical release

Recording, Sound Design & Production

This track is know for its on stage perforce with a miked up drum kit singing and plugged in electric guitars that was ready recorded in for release in a non stage environment but to get this track know they gave it too compony MTV to release witch was a struggle as they felt the topic of this track was not suitable for broadcast as it was mainly about drugs in LA.

Who’s the audience