The inner workings of recording sessions have long been the closely guarded secrets held only by those involved. And while some have tried to piece together the stories of sessions past, rarely to those accounts rise above the level of hearsay and folklore, distorted by the passage of time.<BR>Enter Mixerman, a Los Angeles recording engineer who, on nothing more than a hunch, begins to chroncile the daily events of a Major Label recording session with a bidding-war band, an infamous producer, and a limitless budget. And he does it all in real-time - each night posting his entries on the Internet, withholding only the true identities of those he writes about.<BR>It's apparent early on that the anonymous Mixerman is for real - distilling complicated recording processes into simple and understandable terms. But as narrator, tour guide, and humorous off-color commentator, he also delivers a gripping and often hysterical no-holds-barred tale of a recording session gone awry.<BR>And while the band, their manager, the label executives, the producer, and the studio staff are initially unaware tht their potentially embarrassing antics are being watched by an ever-growing audience of Internet voyeurs, it is surely only a matter of time before Mixerman's diary is discovered.<BR>God help him if that happens.