International Musician & Recording World - September 1986
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The letters page that bites back |
Rumbles from the music biz jungle |
MantronixPete Gleadall runs up a transatlantic phone bill waiting for hip-hop whizzkid Mantronik to finish his hamburger and explain why the TR808 is still his favourite drum machine. |
That Petrol EmotionPaul 'No fuelling' Henderson gets the lowdown on this high-octane act |
Phil Walsh solves all your lead connection problems at once with his handy multi-way junction box. What a clever boy he is! |
The CultAre The Cult hippies? Do they like guitar solos? Do they know what other people think of them, and do they care? Chris Maillard has the answers.... |
Kingfisher MusicBilly Punter dons naval drag and trolls down to Fleet, home of Kingfisher Music |
Little RichardThe original Mr. Electrify in a very, er, um.. frank interview about Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' roll — the first time round, Iain Blair spares no blushes |
In the second of an occasional series, Bass takes a look at his favourite five synth classics |
Paul Trynka, that's what, on why little amps are sometimes louder than big ones |
Psychedelic FursBreaking American, expensive recordings and living with your own history — Paul Trynka swaps top hats and tall tales with Furs guitarist John Ashton |
The Micro GuitarTony Mills uncovers some software for—guitarists! Whatever will they think or next? |
Simple MindsOne day, all PA columns will be like this... Jim Betteridge checks out Simple Minds' little bash at the Milton Keynes Bowl |
Article Group: Roland Newslink - Autumn 1986 | Your chance to win an Alpha Juno or TR505 | MarillionAlan Townsend braves an interview | Four pages packed with news hot from BMF | David Kenny gives these units the once-over | Songwriter/musician Nick Graham gets to grips with the MC500 | Lots of info about who has won what | Roland Demonstrators make Good! | Guy FletcherHistory catches up with Roland musicians | Roland MKS-7 Super QuartetA look at the role of the MKS-7 | |
| KeyboardCheckTony Hastings and Paul Trynka assess the latest entrant into the increasingly competitive sampled piano stakes |
DrumCheckBob Henrit encounters the latest black box from Uncle Dave — a dedicated drum voice expander for electronic drum kits |
GuitarCheckDave Burrluck is pleasantly surprised by yet another pair of Japanese clones |
SpeakerCheckRussell Webb is bowled over by Electrovoice's brilliant, but not cheap, three-way speaker system |
EffectsCheckTwo little boxes to let your MIDI gear do more than you ever thought possible — Curtis Schwartz reports |
CymbalCheckBob Henrit back again with a look at a value-for-money range of Italian cymbals |
GuitarCheckWho knows how good a MIDI add-on for your guitar can be? The Shadow knows, as Paul Trynka finds out.... |
BassCheckA Japanese bass with an American background on sale in Britain. Confused? You won't be, as Dave Burrluck explains the whole thing... |
Article Group: Recording WorldA breakdown of this month's Recording World sectionFood fans flip out! Forget recording — what do Pop stars eat while they're working? Lovable liquid-luncher and hardened drinker Trynka tucks in. Bon appetit! | John WilliamsChas de Whalley talks to the other John Williams about his recent work with chart-toppers The Housemartins | Studio TestJim Betteridge finds himself in harmony with the latest addition to the Microrack range | Studio TestCurtis Schwartz assesses a new departure for Drawmer — a 'MIDI management system' | Giddy young thing Paul Bacon talks to Vertigo about their hopes of scaling the heights of success, the demo-tape route | FurnitureBetteridge surfaces again to quiz producer Mick Glossop about his work on Furniture's hit, Brilliant Mind |
| This month, we've devoted all of our news pages to two special show reports; from Chicago's NAMM fest, and London's APRS — the products which'll be making next year's news... |