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It's ImmaterialInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1990In the battleground that is the record business, one band have managed to find the space to be one of the most individual and resourceful of British talents. Nigel Lord talks uncommerciality in an Immaterial world. |
John McLaughlinInterview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988Over the last three decades John McLaughlin has done more than anybody else in popular jazz and rock music to explore the potential of the guitar, both acoustic and electric. Here he talks to Mark Prendergast about his eclectic career, pioneering use of guitar synthesizers, and the Synclavier. |
Laurie Anderson - Making Music with Big ScienceInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Feb 1985There seems no end to the creativity of New York performance artist Laurie Anderson. In an exclusive interview, she talks about her music, her lyrics, and life as a 'Diva' for artist Jean-Michel Jarre. |
LFO - Deep VibrationsInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1991Turning their backs on pop notoriety to meet electronic experimentation head on, Sheffield's LFO are taking dance music into new areas. Simon Trask gets a new perspective on nostalgia. |
Paul Hardcastle - When The Tape Runs OutInterview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1986Intrepid reporter/cameraman Ralph Denyer ventures into the wild suburban jungle of East London to capture the rarely heard thoughts of this lesser-spotted songbird and re-mix producer who has recently taken delivery of his very own Synclavier system. |
Robert SchroderInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1982A friend and protege of Klaus Schulze, Robert Schroder builds his own equipment, and is much more than a Schulze clone. |
Rod Argent - An Interview with Rod ArgentInterview | International Musician, Mar 1975 |
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 |
Steve Reich - Documenting RealityInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1989Contemporary American composer Steve Reich talks about train journeys, music video theatre, and the ethics and aesthetics of sampling. Simon Trask goes along for the ride. |
Terry Riley - 20th Century Americans - Terry Riley - Part 3Interview Series | Music Technology, Mar 1993The life of (Terry) Riley |
Aztec CameraInterview | One Two Testing, Jan 1984Climbing Frame, in particular Roddy Frame, songwriter, guitarist and dead cert for '84. |
Nemo Studio - Part 2Interview Series | Topic: Recording Studios | Sound International, Jan 1979Mr Papathanassiou leaps off the cover and speeds headlong to page 23. Pausing merely for an intake of breath he settles in his fave armchair and reads, 'Vangelis has superb keyboard technique...' And smiles. |
Al DiMeolaInterview | Sound International, Feb 1979talks to Ralph DenyerWell... what can you say? You know how good he is and what a writer our Ralph D is. But don't let's give the game away: read on! |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Mar 1979Sly Dunbar & Robbie ShakespeareFilling in the musical background, Ralph Denyer talks to Peter Tosh's back line, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare. |
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. |
The Biggest CountryInterview | Phaze 1, Jan 1989from america to russia and back again, rock 'n' roll puts the cold war on ice |
Bands On The RungInterview | Sound International, May 1979PUNISHMENT OF LUXURY and THE PASSENGERSRich rock stars? Who needs 'em? We bring you exclusive interviews with reality: Newcastle's Punishment Of Luxury, and The Passengers from London. Adam Sweet T'ing sees, hears and tells. |
Order of the DayInterview | Phaze 1, Apr 1989why drummer stephen morris prefers programming computers to bashing skins |
Bob HenritInterview | International Musician, Aug 1975Ace Argent drummer — hopefully to be contributing to IM in the future - talks about his approach to drumming. |
Just A Second Part From FZ - Part 2Interview Series | Sound International, May 1979The continuing story of Francis Vincent Zappa who, out on the road with a rock band for the first time in weeks, relates to one Ralph Denyer just how musicians get their action. |