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Mick Karn - Songs From Four StringsInterview | Music Technology, Feb 1987His idiosyncratic style of fretless bass playing inspired a generation, but now the ex-Japan man is playing sessions, writing his own music, and programming his own synths. |
Norman Cook - Cookin' The MixInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1988The distinctly eighties phenomenon of remixing is playing a significant part in the development of today's popular music. Tim Goodyer discusses the art of remixing with Norman Cook. |
S' Express - S'ExpressInterview | Micro Music, Apr/May 1989Fresh from Germany - Mark Moore spoke to us about the European music scene and the kind of technology he uses |
S' Express - A Night In The StudioInterview | Music Technology, Feb 1989Their '88 acid house hits took Britain's clubland by storm, but now S' Express are taking their sampling a stage further. Tim Goodyer enjoys the trip. |
SPK - Metal BeatInterview | Electronic Soundmaker, Feb 1985SPK began by hammering away at anything from the scrapyard but now generate their metal beat on the Fairlight. We investigate the method in the mayhem. |
Steve Bolton - Yew-Dee-DooInterview | One Two Testing, Nov 1983Paul Young's Royal FamilyGuitarist Steve Bolton and bass player Pino Palladino explain the importance of being a Swedish Chef. |
Tangerine Dream - The New Tangerine DreamInterview Audio | Electronics & Music Maker, Jan 1982An interview with Edgar Froese and Christoph Franke during their recent UK tourAn interview with Edgar Froese and Christoph Franke, concert report and music pull-out "Choronzon" from the 'Exit' LP. |
Thomas Dolby - Science and SensibilityInterview | Electronic Soundmaker, Aug/Sep 1984Thomas Dolby explains his new strategy |
Wally Badarou - French LessonsInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1987The co-producer of Level 42's last two records has also lent his keyboard playing skills to the likes of Grace Jones, Robert Palmer, Mick Jagger and Talking Heads. He discusses his roles as programmer, synth player and producer with Paul Tingen. |
WBTM Music - Commercial GainInterview | Music Technology, Feb 1990Take two classically trained musicians, a studio full of hi-tech gear and a will to survive in the commercial world of music and you've got WBTM Music. Claire O'Brien learns how to be a musician and eat. |
Fixx FactsInterview | International Musician, Oct 1986The Fixx are big in American. Chris Holland-Hill, who's big in Hemel Hempstead, finds out why. |
To Hull And BackInterview | International Musician, Nov 1986With The HousemartinsWhat a nice, ordinary, loveable bunch of geezers they are, Paul Trynka declares |
The Record SmithInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Aug 1985Muff Murfin talks to Paul White about his career to date and proffers some useful advice for people trying to break into the jingle market. He also explains why with studios in the Midlands, London and Ibiza, he needs to expand. |
Torch BaringInterview | Making Music, Jan 1987Running your own studio, writing your own soundtracks and surviving someone else's Hollywood. William Orbit speaks. |
Dave WoolleyInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1985Sound and video post production engineer...of Trilion Video talks about the differences in recording techniques between audio and video. |
Randy CaliforniaInterview | Sound International, Jun 1978Farther along with Spirit's Randy California. |
Tony OxleyInterview | Sound International, Jul 1978Tony Oxley sneers commendably at commercialism in music. |
The ProducersInterview | Sound International, Sep 1978David Kershenbaum lets rip on his affection for rhythmic mixes in a natter with Our Dread. |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Sep 1978Bowie's Dennis Davis and George MurrayDennis Davis and George Murray chat to Ralph Denyer on their rhythmic station in the Bowie band. |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Dec 1978The Crusaders. Stix stix and Pops pops while Bacon sizzles gently into the tape recorder. |
Eight track mindInterview | The Mix, Apr 1995The 60's R&B producer talks to us about those classic takes, and how he got them |
Order of the DayInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985Matthew Vosburgh attaches tape recorder to tripod and lets New Order add their words to his pictures. He also traces the recorded history of one of Britain's most influential modem music outfits. |
Beyond The InfiniteInterview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1990Inventor of the 'infinite guitar', this Canadian born player's haunting multi-layered guitar parts have graced the works of such luminaries as Brian Eno, Jon Hassell, U2's Edge, and Daniel Lanois, though Michael Brook's own music has yet to receive the recognition it deserves. Mark J. Prendergast reports. |