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The ProducersInterview | International Musician, Sep 1986Chas de Whalley talks to the other John Williams about his recent work with chart-toppers The Housemartins |
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. |
Working WorldInterview | International Musician, Oct 1986Working Week take a break to chat to Tony Reed on the subjects of pop, politics, and the importance of dance. |
Razor SharpeInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, May 1985First the BBC, then Shakatak, now a solo album: Bill Sharpe's list of Famous People is an impressive one. Dan Goldstein makes further enquiries. |
Shades of YelloInterview | International Musician, Oct 1986Back to nature with Boris Blank. Tony Reed listens intently to technical talk about dripping water, talking drums and mountain ranges. |
VangelisInterview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990With some 17 solo albums to his credit, as well as two ballets, five collaborations with Jon Anderson, and film soundtracks that include 'Blade Runner' and the Oscar-winning 'Chariots Of Fire', Vangelis has continually explored the creation of musical forms via the integration of the acoustic with the electronic. Recently, he took time out to talk about his own work methods and express his views on the current technological scene. Richard Buskin asks the questions. |
Wally BadarouInterview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990Creating The FutureAnyone can dream about the studio of the future, but it takes a unique talent to build it in the present. Wally Badarou's personal studio defies conventional ideas of studio design, substituting voice-controlled DMP11s for a large console, and putting the musician first. Paul Tingen listens in. |
The Boddy In QuestionInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jun 1985Northern electronic music exponent Ian Boddy answers questions from Tim Goodyer about the recording of his new album, live performance, and music synthesis. |
Culture ChronicleInterview | International Musician, Nov 1986Smile please! Tony Reed raps with the Cockney Translator about schooltime chronicles, writing styles, and the pressures of success |
Everything's Gone GreenInterview | Electronic Soundmaker, Oct 1984Roedelius explains the necessity of home recording and why he's addicted to the colour green! |
U2Interview | One Two Testing, Jan 1985can have an Edge like thisThe Edge describes sounds and styles |
Double DutchInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985Paul Tingen takes a look behind the scenes with Mai Tai production duo Eric van Tijn and Jochum Fluitsma — and finds out about songwriting, recording and home-made samplers. |
Almost BlueInterview | The Mix, Mar 1995The The's Matt Johnson talks about production, outwitting the lawyers... and hillbilly blues |
Toys R UsInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1993The techno punk duo on U2, sampling theft, virtual reality, CDI, and getting the machines to rock. |
The CollectorInterview | Topic: Vintage Instruments | Music Technology, May 1993Bob Williams has one of the finest collections of analogue synthesisers in the world, and cherishes them with a care that would make the Science Museum blush. Peter Forrest crosses hill and dale to Cornwall to take a long, loving look, and uncovers a whole network of Moog and Mellotron devotees. Whatever next - 'The Antique Rhodes Show'? |
Alan Parsons - The Alan Parsons ProjectInterview | Sound On Sound, May 1986The man who took the credit for production on Pink Floyd's superlative 'Dark Side Of The Moon' album has since had ten years of album success with his own creation: The Alan Parsons Project. Richard Elen managed to track him down to London's Mayfair Studios, to discuss the appliance of music technology in his recordings. |
Aswad - Live And DirectInterview | Music Technology, May 1988Cult reggae band or Top Of The Pops heroes? Nick Rowland talks to the men who've spent 14 years together and brought MIDI to reggae, and reggae to the pop charts. |
Bomb the Bass - Bass StudiesInterview | Music Technology, Oct 1988In his career as disc jockey, audio engineer and pop star Tim Simenon has called upon musical influences as diverse as Rick James and Kraftwerk. Tim Goodyer talks tech with a DJ who intends to take cut-up records on the road. |
Brian Eno - Brian Eno: Thoughts, Words, Music and Art - Part 1Interview Series | Sound On Sound, Jan 1989Mark Prendergast begins a two part in-depth appraisal of the thoughts, words, music and art of one of the most influential artists of the last decade: Brian Eno. |