1981 | I'm the One Who Loves You (Single) | Engineering |
2006 | The Witch of Berkeley (Live album) | Engineering (tracks 12-14) |
2008 | The Witch of Berkeley (Live album) | Engineering (tracks 12-14) |
2011 | The Witch of Berkeley (Live album) | Engineer (tracks 1-12 to 1-14) |
2017 | The Witch of Berkeley (Live album) | Engineering (tracks 2-1 to 2-5) |
1983 | Balls to the Wall (Single) | Engineering |
1983 | Balls to the Wall | Engineering |
1984 | Love Child (Single) | Engineering |
1971 | Fireball | Engineering |
1999 | Shades 1968-1998 (Compilation) | Engineering (tracks 2-1 to 2-9) |
1980 | Heavy Rock (Split) | Engineering (tracks 4, 7) (as "Louis "Snook" Austin") |
1980 | On Through the Night | Engineering |
1980 | British Steel | Engineering |
1981 | Point of Entry | Engineering (as "Louis Austin") |
1982 | Screaming for Vengeance | Engineering |
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1985 | Pega con fuerza | Engineering |
1985 | Líos en el congreso (Single) | Engineering |
1985 | Te visitará la muerte (Single) | Engineering |
1985 | Evasión (Single) | Engineering |
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Biography
Austin began his career in the early 1970s at London, UK's De Lane Lea Studios and collected a steady string of engineering and assistant engineering credits while working with acts like Country Joe McDonald, Catapilla, Deep Purple, Flash, The Groundhogs, Thin Lizzy, Hard Stuff, Jerusalem and too many more to list. He quickly became chief engineer.Around 1973, Austin pursued more of a ...