S or D/OPO: Trevor Horn

while I'm at it, last week's Solid Steel featured a mix by Strictly Kev/DJ Food including

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome (Hibakusha Pleasure Dub) [unreleased]
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome (DJ Food Re-fix) [unreleased]

as well as a Foetus/Food track. Downloadable from Soundcloud.

3. Paul McCartney: ‘Spies Like Us’ (Art of Noise Remix) **

** previously unreleased

The world anxiously awaits.

dubious about that btw, there was an Art Of Noise remix with an actual title on the 12"

New interview in Tape Op is awesome. He talks about how he got the ABC album so tight, by programming all the drums himself, with instruction from the drummer, then having the drummer play over the programming as exactly as possible, then cutting out the programming and leaving the real drums. Sort of an elaborate click track.

Also, lots of the crazy drum parts on the Yes album was Alan White noodling around on a new keyboard, triggering weird drum patterns and patches that the rest of the band liked enough to keep in.

Psyched to read this. Tape Op is great.

Haven't seen this linked here yet. Loads of great anecdotes. Good thing ol' Trev's a talker because these Red Bull folks are dry as mummies.
http://vimeo.com/32447278

New and very great and nerdy three hour interview (with Trevor Jackson) on NTS Radio : http://www.nts.live/shows/trevorjackson/episodes/trevor-jackson-trevor-horn-in-conversation-16th-december-2016

^ this show / chat is fan-tastic.

Yes it is. Only bum note for me is tooooo little time spent in Propaganda ( some rancor still there, obviously) while way too much time spent on McClaren and "Duck Rock".

*on Propaganda

I thought Stephen Lipson produced the Propaganda stuff?

Wiki says he was "too busy" to produce it but I don't believe it. His signature is all over the album, good as Lipson was with working the synths and programming.

"He" meaning Horn

A simple list, m'kay?