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Simon Darlow - Slave to the Great OutdoorsInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1987After an apprenticeship under the wing of the Frankies' Trevor Horn, Simon Darlow spreads his own; he talks to Paul Tingen about the hazards of writing, playing and producing your own album. | |||
Dave Meegan - ...I Nearly Joined The Foreign Legion! - Part 2Interview Series | Topic: Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985Last month we followed the career of Dave Meegan as he progressed from studio tape-op to full-time engineer at Trevor Horn's Sarm West Studios. This time Chris Allison discovers Dave's feelings about studio life in the fast lane. | |||
Steve Lipson - The Price of FameInterview | Music Technology, May 1987...Is already hugely successful as an engineer, producer, musician and programmer for the likes of Grace Jones and Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Paul Tingen finds fame has made him disillusioned and cynical. | |||
The Art of PropagandaInterview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990Back in 1985, Propaganda made an astonishing debut with 'Dr. Mabuse' and the classic album 'A Secret Wish'. After years of silence, a split with ZTT records, and the departure of three-quarters of the original line-up, Michael Mertens is back with a new-look Propaganda, and feeds the party line to Nigel Humberstone. | |||
Dave Meegan - ...I Nearly Joined The Foreign Legion! - Part 1Interview Series | Topic: Recording Studios | Sound On Sound, Nov 1985Engineer Dave Meegan recalls how depression helped land him a plum position at Trevor Horn's Sarm West Studios. Chris Allison listened with great interest. | |||
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Frankie Goes To LiverpoolInterview | Sound On Sound, Nov 1986The superbly produced music of Frankie Goes To Hollywood embodies the whole spirit and character of modern hi-tech recording methods. With the release of their long-awaited second album 'Liverpool', it seemed an opportune moment for Paul Gilby to discover if there is more to the band than Trevor Horn's production techniques. | |||
Yes - The Yes GenerationInterview | Music Technology, Jan 1988Technical excess brought them success in the 70s, Trevor Horn rejuvenated them in the '80s, now they're working towards the '90s. Deborah Parisi asks the Yes men if there's anything left to say after 20 years. | |||
Colin ThurstonInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1985Record ProducerThe man who turned the music of Duran Duran, Kajagoogoo, Human League and Magazine into hits, discloses his hit-making formulae, recording methods and well-equipped home studio. | |||
The Noise of ArtInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1985The man who brought computers to Frankie and programmed his way to chart infamy with The Art of Noise, fits in an interview before going out to play some very English sport. Paul Tingen fills in the scorecard. | |||
The Zillion Dollar MenInterview | International Musician, Mar 1986Will the new-look ABC find success as easy as 1-2-3? Or will their latest Lexicon of Love lose something in the translation? Philip Bashe finds out. | |||
Matt VinylInterview | International Musician, May 1985Where big band Jazz meets hi-tech production. Richard Walmsley looks beneath the Matt gloss. | |||
Anne Dudley - The Lexicon Of StringsInterview | One Two Testing, Dec 1983Anne Dudley rearranges the alphabet. | |||
Nik Kershaw - Nik Kershaw: Recording SecretsInterview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1986As well as writing, singing and playing on his new single 'When A Heart Beats', Nik Kershaw also took the credit for its production. In an interview with Nick Webb he displays a rarely seen side of his character and discusses his knowledge of recording studio technology and approach to songwriting. | |||
Yes - Chris SquireInterview | International Musician, Feb 1985...while Paul Gallotta discovers how bass got its top end from the Yes man | |||
Tom on TechnologyInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Jul 1986From PCMs to PZMsTom's home studio is sure to be the envy of most of our readers but it's there for a sound, practical reason. | |||
Divine ProductionInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Jul 1985German producer Zeus B Held - the man behind the name - shares sampling secrets and delaying tactics with Tim Goodyer. | |||
Open The BoxInterview | International Musician, Aug 1986They're a brilliant Soul band. A dub-Reggae band. An avant-garde band. And they don't know how they do it. Or do they? Tony Reed asks the questions... | |||
Smooth OperatorInterview | One Two Testing, Feb 1985producer of Sade, Everything But The Girl and more speaks acoustic-wise | |||
Foreign AffairsInterview | International Musician, Apr 1985US successes return to Blighty with the formula for Stateside MOR safely intact. Interview by Jonathan James | |||
Act - Action DirectInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1988Whatever happened to Thomas Leer? What's become of Propaganda? If you've heard of a band called Act you already know the answers to these questions, if not, David Bradwell is right on cue with this interview. | |||
Andy Richards - Programmer's ProtocolInterview | Music Technology, Jun 1988From his involvement in the infamous Frankie Goes To Hollywood sessions, Andy Richards has become an accomplished producer and programmer in his own right. Nicholas Rowland listens to a rationalisation of technology. | |||
Art of Noise - Artistic LicenseInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1989Well established as sampling innovators, the Art Of Noise have just released their fourth LP. David Bradwell talks to the Art's JJ Jeczalik about Fairlights and fairplay. |
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