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Showing posts with label John Foxx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Foxx. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 July 2013

John Foxx-Liverpool Empire 14 May 13

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He's a liquid
Evergreen
No-one driving
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Running man
Burning car
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Underpass


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Monday, 10 September 2012

John Foxx-BBC 6 Music Nemones Record Exchange Interview 26 Aug 12


Nemone wakes you up to your weekend with musical and cultural stimulation for your bank holiday weekend. There's another lie in tomorrow so this morning will be extra relaxed, with hand-picked tunes and snoozy features.

And John Foxx, early Ultravox member, electronica experimentalist, dance pioneer and graphic artist, also joins Nemone for a Record Exchange.

John has spent the last few decades creating music out of various beeps, bleeps and squelches - any music he can make out of the equipment he has acquired over the years.

With a Bestival slot and gigs coming up in September, he chats about his love of electronica and his new work as John Foxx and The Maths.

Music played-
Introduction
Ultravox-Slow motion
Nation 12-?
John Foxx & The Maths-Evergreen
Interview
Maurice-This is acid
Interview
Crystal Castles-Suffocate


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Thursday, 16 February 2012

John Foxx-BBC Radio 2 Janice Long Session 6 Oct 11

Ultravox founder member and godfather of electronica John Foxx performs the second ever spoken word session on Janice's show and chats about his new album The Shape Of Things.

Introduction
John Foxx and the Maths-Evergreen
Interview
John Foxx-Underpass
Interview
The Alef (except) (spoken word)
Interview



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John Foxx-On BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq's Roundtable 29 Sep 11

Thursday's Roundtable sees Steve joined by a panel featuring Kate Nash and John Foxx to discuss some of the week's hottest releases.

Music Played-
Kele-What did I do?
Beirut-Santa Fe
MGMT-All I ever wanted was everything
Thomas Dolby-Spice train-radio edit
Metallica Featuring Lou Reed-The view
Alt-J-Tessellate
Zola Jesus-Seekir
Zola Jesus-Lick the palm of the burning hand
Zola Jesus-Collapse
Zola Jesus-Avalanche
Zola Jesus-Vessel



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Saturday, 13 August 2011

BBC 6 Music The Great Bleep Forward Documentary 27-30 Jul 10

27 Jul 2010:Andrew Collins looks at the history of the Synthesizer.

28 Jul 2010:The series continues with an in depth look at the end of the seventies, the end of punk. Kids who can't play the guitar well enough to get in a punk band start forming synth bands. We hear how The Human League, Heaven 17, Thomas Dolby, Depeche Mode and New Order shaped the sounds of a generation. Synths then are everywhere and ultimately take over the world. The DX7 is the worlds first million selling synth and we hear why? We also discover how synths joined the musical mainstream and paved the way for others to follow and emulate.

29 Jul 2010:As people grew tired of the Soft Cell and The Thompson Twins approach to music the electronic Genie leaped out the bottle to reveal how sampling would change what we hear. In this third programme Andrew Collins explores the sampling boom and the way drum machines could never drive a Rolls Royce into a swimming pool but could redefine the beat of the late 80's. We hear how technology became cheap letting groups like M/A/R/R/S and White Town release singles from their bedrooms turning music into a democracy.

30 Jul 2010:In the final part of the series, Andrew Collins gives us a glimpse of the electronic future as it appeared to him in 2004. As electronic music reaches maturity, new artists are going back to the original synthesisers and mixing them with the most up to date technology to create new fusions. Computers rule the planet and music. You no longer need to be a musician to make music, you can be a programmer. Vintage instruments can be re-created on your laptop. Electronics have become sophisticated in the live environment with bands like radiohead sampling and replaying vocals during a live track. You can buy a software singer and guitarist for under £200 each. Have we finally created Kraftwerk's Man Machine?
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