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The Headphone Masterpiece
''The Headphone Masterpiece'' is the debut album by American recording artist Cody Chesnutt. He recorded the album in his home bedroom with a 4-track recorder and played guitar, bass, keyboard, and an organ. A 36-song double album, ''The Headphone Masterpiece'' features neo soul and lo-fi music, and distorted, overdubbed production. It was written and arranged by Chesnutt, whose ironic and sincere lyrics reflect on personal experiences such as falling in love with his wife and reconciling his love for rock and roll with the drawbacks of the rock lifestyle.
After unsuccessfully shopping the album to record companies, Chesnutt released it himself on his website in September 2002 before releasing it on September 24 through his own label Ready, Set, Go!. The album charted for one week on the ''Billboard'' 200 and had sold 25,000 copies by March 30, 2003, according to Nielsen SoundScan. ''The Headphone Masterpiece'' was well received by music critics, who found it musically adventurous, albeit indulgent.
== Recording ==
After his band The Crosswalk was dropped from Hollywood Records in 1997, Cody Chesnutt spent several months recording ''The Headphone Masterpiece'' in his bedroom, which he used as a makeshift studio called the Sonic Promiseland, in Valley Village, California.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Cody ChesnuTT – Headphone Masterpiece CD Album )〕 He used a 4-track recorder, and recorded the songs entirely by himself with equipment worth $10,000,〔 including one microphone, an organ, a guitar, bass, and keyboard. He used a pair of Sony MDR-7506 headphones as a studio monitor in order not to wake up his roommate. It was subsequently mastered by Brian Gardner.〔
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