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The Edge - EdgewaysInterview | Making Music, Oct 1986U2's guitarist interrupts recording of their new album for an exclusive Making Music interview. | |||
The Edge - U2Interview | One Two Testing, Jan 1985can have an Edge like thisThe Edge describes sounds and styles | |||
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Electric FireInterview | International Musician, Jan 1985Bono's boys give away a few secrets from the Fire department, Adrian Deevoy and Philip Bashe team up and get close to the Edge | |||
Brian Eno - Eno: Thoughts, Words, Music and Art - Part 2Interview Series | Sound On Sound, Feb 1989Part 2: Mark Prendergast continues his in-depth look at the formation of Eno’s new record company, Land Records, and the use of electronics in his music. | |||
Andy MunroInterview | Home & Studio Recording, May 1985Studio DesignerTop studio designer talks to Janet Angus. | |||
Daniel Lanois - The Magic of Daniel Lanois - Part 2Interview Series | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987In the concluding part of our in-depth interview with this French-Canadian engineer/producer, Mark Prendergast discovers how Lanois recorded the 'So' album with Peter Gabriel and more about his co-production with Brian Eno of U2's 'The Joshua Tree' and 'Unforgettable Fire' LPs. | |||
DiscretionInterview | Music Technology, Oct 1993In our exclusive interview, the great domed one himself waxes ambient on remixing, jazz, Sinatra, computers, the Eventide H-3000 and his own original definition of a new, environmentally sound music | |||
Shades Of Green On RedInterview | International Musician, Mar 1986Chris Maillard chews the cud with the up and coming C&W—crossover cowpunchers. | |||
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. | |||
Daniel Lanois - Creating ChaosInterview | Music Technology, Oct 1987Currently enjoying the success of U2's 'The Joshua Tree' album, this French-Canadian producer talks to Paul Tingen about his hand in this, Peter Gabriel's 'So' and other projects. | |||
Juan Atkins - Future ShockInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1988Co-founder of the techno movement, Model 500's Juan Atkins discusses yesterday's technology and influences, and tomorrow's music. Technospeak: Simon Trask. | |||
Steve Hackett - Ambisonically Yours...Interview | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1984The latest Steve Hackett album 'Till We Have Faces' is rock music's first flirtation with Ambisonic 'surround' sound. Steve explains how it has affected his whole approach to the recording of his music. | |||
The ProducersInterview | International Musician, Aug 1985Chas de Whalley meets legendary Folk Rock svengali, Joe Boyd | |||
One In A M'rillionInterview | Making Music, Aug 1987 | |||
Alan PriceInterview | International Musician, Oct 1975Portrait of the artist as a (suffering) young man | |||
Nile StyleInterview | International Musician, Jun 1986Super-guitarist, super-producer and Superstar, Nile Rodgers must be doing something right. Our exclusive, in-depth interview with the man and his production team reveals all... | |||
Three Men in a BoutInterview | Making Music, Nov 1987 | |||
King For A DayInterview | Sound On Sound, May 1991Mark King, master bassist with a string of hit albums to his name as leader of Level 42, has reaped many of the rewards that pop stardom can bring — but satisfaction with the music industry is never guaranteed, as Paul Tingen discovers. | |||
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