Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Hillage

En esta entrega de La Ruleta Rusa, hemos escuchado y comentado la música de Tom Penaguin; Merging Cluster; Rise Up, Dead man; Steve Hillage; Free Machine; Van Der Graaf Generator.

Flying Teapot es el tercer álbum de estudio de la banda de rock progresivo Gong, publicado originalmente por Virgin Records en mayo de 1973. Subtitulado Radio Gnome Invisible, Part 1, es el primero de la trilogía de álbumes Radio Gnome Invisible, seguido por Angel's Egg en diciembre y You en octubre siguiente. Esta trilogía forma una parte central de la mitología de Gong. La idea de Flying Teapot en sí misma estuvo influenciada por la tetera de Russell Fue el primer álbum de Gong en el que participó el guitarrista inglés Steve Hillage, aunque contribuyó relativamente poco porque llegó tarde al proceso de grabación

Steve Hillage is a founding member of System 7, one of the key proto-trance acts of the early 90s, and Mirror System whose latest album 'Route 77' is out now.Prior to his involvement in dance music he had an extensive career as a guitarist in bands such as Gong, Decadence (with Kevin Ayers), Khan, and Uriel, formed with the members still at school. His solo career includes records produced by Nick Mason and Todd Rundgren, and his own production career includes records with Simple Minds and The Charlatans.Additionally, that pretty stellar CV also includes a key contribution to the representation of dance music at Glastonbury with the establishment of the dance tent in 1995.So clearly this is a good person to have on the show. We discuss the psychedelic rock scene in the 70s, the development of music tech in the 80s, and his eventual realisation that dance music was his musical home by the time of the first System 7 record in 1990.And of course a lot of other stuff too... including some advice from Jimi Hendrix and the connection between Underground Resistance and George Clinton.This is a great way to start 2025, get involved!If you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! There are two tiers - "Solidarity" for $4 a month, which features the show without ads, regular bonus podcasts, and extra content. And "Musicality" which for a mere $10 a month gets you all the music we release on Hotflush and affiliate labels AND other music too, some of which never comes out anywhere else.You can also make a one-off donation to the podcast using a card, with Paypal, or your Ethereum wallet! Head over to scubaofficial.io/support.Plus there's also a private area for Patreon supporters in the Hotflush Discord Server... but anyone can join the conversation in the public channels.Listen to the music discussed on the show via the Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Delighted to be joined by multi-talented musician, Steve Hillage on the Synthetic Dreams podcast this week  Hillage is an Insanely prolific musician, so there was a lot to cram in, but we mange to cover all manner of things, including the early Canterbury music scene, which Steve was a big part of. Meeting Daevid Allen and joining psychedelic rock band, Gong. Steve was in the classic line up of the group, appearing on three of their most successful and best-known records, including the utterly bonkers but brilliant ‘Flying Teapot' album After leaving Gong, Steve enjoyed huge success as a solo artist in the mid 70s's to early 80s, releasing nine well-received albums, including ‘Fish Rising', ‘Motivation radio' and the brilliant ‘Green' album, which, 46 years after its release,  still sounds fantastic and totally way ahead of it's time. After nine years as a record producer, Steve formed electronic act, System 7 in 1989 with his parter, Miquette Giraudy, who worked with Steve on all his solo records and was also part of Gong. Impressively, they have released over 14 albums as System 7 and three as Mirror System, including ‘Route 77', which we discuss in the interview. As well as being a brilliant electronic artist, Steve is, in my humble opinion, one the greatest guitarist's this country has ever produced. A guitar hero to a lot of people I'm sure  "I don't want to be a guitar hero, I want to be a guitar zero! http://www.stevehillage.com Steve Hillage - The Salmon Song (Live) Steve Hillage - Hurdy Gurdy Man (Live) System 7 - Field Of Dreams System 7 - Habbi

Laidoje prisiminsime ir išgirsime kaip Britanijos progresyvaus roko atstovai, dainų autoriai, vokalistai, Rupert Hine, gitaristas Steve Hillage ir bosininkas Trevor Horn drąsiai, išradingai pasitiko 9-to dešimtmečio naujosios bangos „elektronines permainas“ savo kūryboje ir tapo sėkmingiausių New Wave grupių prodiuseriais.Ved. Lukas Devita

Ever wondered how a music legend evolves over five decades? Join us as we unravel the extraordinary journey of Steve Hillage, a counter-cultural icon whose influence stretches from the psychedelic 60s to today's electronic scene. Through his candid reflections, Steve takes us back to the Canterbury scene's pioneering days, his transformative years with Gong, and his innovative solo projects bridging prog rock and proto-ambient music. Learn how he seamlessly transitioned into production in the early 80s, leaving his mark on post-punk and electro-pop, creating a Baleiric classic in the process and onto his role in acid house and techno through System 7 and Mirror System.  Discover the intuitive artistry behind Steve's creative process, the importance of persistence, and how he balances various strengths in collaborations. Dive into his ground-breaking ambient work, "Rainbow Dome Music," and understand the dual performance strategy that distinguishes System 7 and Mirror System at festivals. Get a sneak peek into his latest ventures, including new albums and potential live recordings, all illustrating Steve's perpetual evolution and adaptability in the music industry. Route 77 – the new Mirron System album is out October 25thFollow Paul Hanford on InstagramLost and Sound is sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's BBC World Service radio documentary “The man who smuggled punk rock across the Berlin Wall” is available now on BBC Sounds. Click here to listen.Paul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culturet Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

A special episode where I showcase my favorite bands in extended sets. In this episode, hear Axel Rudi Pell, Bob Catley, Christina Booth, Jean Luc Ponty, Rod Stewart, Steve Hillage. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? If so, perhaps you might consider helping me to keep this show afloat by contributing a few dollars at https://patreon.com/zapniles. Any […]

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. (Rediffusion). Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali. À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole). Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot.Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique► Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France TV.

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. (Rediffusion). Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali. À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole). Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot.Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique► Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France TV.

Two sides of the same coin is not division, in fact, they are very close, even fused together. Bob and CHUD go hard against the Libertarian Party, the Republicans and Democrats all at once. The political theater is a completely fake, energy harvesting, waste of time. Tune in to find out why they think so. Special thanks to Negativland, OTE and Steve Hillage for musical programming. Please send any info regarding the recent "aurora borealis" to: esotericgore@protonmail.com or DM CHUD on IG: @mr_chudxindeed Find Bob: @theperpetualskeptic

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a pop music podcast. On this week's show Steve and Gaz are joined by Kerry from garage rock trio The Baby Seals, who takes our 5 album challenge and picks some killer, KILLER music from the likes of The Spice Girls, PJ Harvey, Lauryn Hill, Princess Nokia and Steve Hillage.We also look back at a classic UK rap-rock... maybe nu-metal...(?) banger from Mark B & Blade with Feeder's Grant Nicholas, plus Everton manager Sean Dyche has told everyone that they MUST go and see Green Day... we're not sure we agree, but we're not going to argue with the gravel voiced, ginger hardman. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, producer Elodie Maillot in Paris reviews the career of mercurial Algerian-French singer, composer and activist Rachid Taha, who died in 2018. With remembrances from producers Steve Hillage, Justin Adams and others, the podcast brings to life a singular life and musical career. Taha merged rock and rai music, love poetry and fierce critique, gentle sensitivity and world-weary toughness. Today, his impact continues to grow. And even though the artist is now gone - his musical ghost is hunting our memories.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 509. In this edition we heard music by Sad Cafe, Southern Empire, Big Big Train, Castanarc, Drifting Sun, Frank Zappa, Jadis, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Shadows On Mercury, TEMIC, Arthur Brown & Vincent Crane, Deep Purple, Steve Hillage, Motorpsycho, Plantoid, Astral Magic, We Lost The Sea, The Fierce And The Dead, Toehider, Steve Hackett, Talking Heads & Jean Pageau.

En septembre 1998, alors que la France est encore plongée dans l'euphorie de sa victoire en Coupe du monde de Football, trois maîtres de la musique raï préparent un concert unique. Khaled, Rachid Taha et Faudel se retrouvent le 26 septembre dans un Bercy plein à craquer pour « 1,2,3 Soleils », accompagnés par un orchestre d'une soixantaine de musiciens, mêlant instruments traditionnels et modernes. Le concert met à l'honneur des classiques de la chanson algérienne et les chansons les plus célèbres des trois artistes, dans des orchestrations revisitées en solo, en duo ou en trio ; d'Aicha interprétée par Faudel et Khaled à Ya Rayah, dont la version live réunissant les trois chanteurs restera mythique.  Avec « 1,2,3 Soleils », le raï entre à Bercy par la grande porte. L'événement confirme le succès commercial d'une musique longtemps confinée aux banlieues et à l'immigration maghrébine. Après la baguette française et la sauce harissa, le style musical populaire algérien a, lui aussi, été inscrit en 2022 au patrimoine immatériel de l'humanité de l'Unesco. Un bel hommage à une musique apparue dans les années 30 en Algérie, dont on va vous raconter l'histoire aujourd'hui. Dans cet épisode Olivia vous raconte les stories de Khaled, Rachid Taha et Faudel. Grégoire vous emmène en répète à Bercy avec Steve Hillage. Fanny, elle, revient sur la pochette des 3 ténors du raï, signée Philippe Bordas.Crédits :Générique : Dr Alban "Sing Hallelujah"Titres écoutés dans l'émission : “Khalliouni Khalliouni”, “Menfi”, “Eray ”, “N'ssi N'ssi”, “Ida”, “Wahrane Wahrane”, “Chebba ”, “Abdel Kader”, “Aicha”, “Tellement N'Brick”, “Didi”, “Ya Rayah”, “Comme D'Hab”, “Voilà, Voilà”. Cheb Hasni “Gaa nsa /الشاب حسني”, Khaled x Dj Snake - Trigue Lycee Remix, Gong “I never glid before”, Carte de Séjour “Rhorhomanie”, Jimmy Page & Robert Plant “Kashmir (No Quarter)”, Extraits : “Cheb Khaled en concert à la Villette” (Le magazine de Mosaïque, INA 1986), “Cheb Khaled et Boutella Safi "La canel" (Lunettes noires pour nuits blanches, INA 1988), “Raï” (Brut.docu, 2022), Pub “1,2,3 soleil : Abdel kader” (INA, 1998). Chaque mois dans Radio K7 on rembobine nos cassettes et vous raconte l'histoire d'un album qui a marqué les années 90s. Une émission animée par Emmanuel Minelle, Fanny Giniès, Olivia Godat et Greg Cook. Enregistrée chez Olivia Godat. Générique réalisé par Greg Cook. Identité graphique signée Floating Studio.LAISSEZ UN MESSAGE APRÈS LE BIP !Vous pouvez nous appeler au 01 89 16 75 31, pour suggérer un album, donner votre avis ou chanter en karaoké avec nous ! Promis, on diffusera les messages au prochain épisode !Et restez connectés : Twitter : @RadioK7PodcastInstagram : @radio_k7Facebook : @Radiok7podcast

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. (Rediffusion). Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali.À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole).Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot. Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique► Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France TV.

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. (Rediffusion). Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali.À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole).Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot. Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique► Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France TV.

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali.À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole).Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot. Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique►Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France Tv.

5 ans sans Rachid Taha, c'est comme un jour sans pain. Si certains convoquent son fantôme, d'autres perpétuent sa mémoire à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, lors du festival C'est dans la Vallée. Auteure : Elodie Maillot. Cela fait tout juste 5 ans que Rachid Taha a disparu. On l'avait longtemps cru immortel, et il aura donc fallu quelques années avant que des artistes, un réalisateur et même un écrivain n'osent lui rendre hommage ! Question de tempo.Les plaies se referment lentement, mais sa présence reste inoubliable.Rachid Taha vient d'être fêté au festival C'est Dans La Vallée à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, dans la ville d'Alsace, où il a débarqué à son arrivée en France et il devient même un personnage de fiction, un « fantôme », qui hante le roman que vient de publier Medhi Ouraoui (Mon fantôme - Éditions Fayard).Pour beaucoup, en France, Rachid Taha restera l'artiste de quelques clichés, de coups de gueule et d'un engagement politique qui a souvent fait oublier sa dimension artistique avant-gardiste. On résume souvent Taha à quelques tubes, (Ya Rayah, Douce France avec Carte de Séjour, ou 1, 2, 3 Soleil), et à son fan-club incroyable dont font partie des artistes comme Brian Eno, Robert Plant, Santana, Led Zeppelin ou Damon Albarn.Mais juste avant de mourir, l'auteur du dynamitage oriental de « Rock the Casbah » avec le Clash, Mike Jones, en guest, avait fait quelques voyages intenses en Afrique, et notamment au Mali.À son retour, Taha a enregistré un album qui s'intitule « Je suis Africain ».Dans cette émission, on parlera donc de la relation complexe et passionnée que Taha avait avec l'Afrique : depuis ce qu'il appelait la Roromania (ce cul entre deux chaises que connaissent les fils d'immigrés algériens en France), cette « anomalie » finalement puissante et créatrice qu'il a chantée et qui a inspiré des groupes comme Zebda, Gnawa Diffusion ou Acid Arab. On parlera de lutte contre le racisme en France d'Algérie, de Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines en Alsace, cette terre d'accueil d'immigrés algériens venus travailler à l'usine comme le père de Rachid Taha, et aussi de Bamako au Mali qui a inspiré son dernier album, Je suis Africain.Intervenants : Rodolphe Burger, Justin Adams (Robert Plant), Steve Hillage (prod anglais qui raconte l'histoire de Ya Rayah), Sofiane Saïdi, Mehdi Haddab, Mehdi Ouraoui (auteur du livre « Mon fantôme » chez Fayard), Maxime Delpierre (guitariste) et Hakim Hamadouche (le fidèle au mandole).Reportage à Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines d'Elodie Maillot. Pour aller plus loin :► Lire article sur RFI Musique►Rachid Taha, un rockeur sans frontières sur France Tv.

Featuring music from Agusa, Arion (BR), Aunt Mary, Bernd Noske, Cuerock, Cynosura, Ellis Island (US-MA), First Aid (UK), Galaxy (DE), Ivar Avenue Reunion, Karcius, Nebulosa, Pirania, Speaking To Stones, Tin House, Victor Peraino's Kingdom Come, Worlds, plus “Spotlight Sets” devoted to Moon Safari and Steve Hillage. Do you enjoy Prog-Scure? If so, perhaps you might […]

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 482. In this All Request edition we heard music by Magellan, Elbow, Andy Tillison Diskdrive, Gryphon, Big Big Train, Pinkroom, Marcelo Paganini, The Wombles, Marco Bernard, Marek Arnold's Artrock Project, Steve Hillage, Wind Rose, Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side, Gogol Bordello, The Dresden Dolls, Tony Banks, Zio, The Blackheart Orchestra & John Wetton.

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 474. In this All Request edition we heard music by Moon Safari, The Buggles, King Buffalo, David Bowie, La Maschera Di Cera, Carly Simon, Procol Harum, John Farnham, Genesis, Alan Parsons Project, Jesca Hoop, Cannonball Adderley, Ritual, Bozzio Levin Stevens, Steve Hillage, Times Up, Toyah & Robert, Yellow Magic Orchestra, David Sylvian & Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Today's exceptional episode of Electronically Yours features an artist who's has been pushing the boundaries of rock, dance and art for almost 60 years, the incomparable Steve Hillage. From the Canterbury scene and prog rock with Gong, he has worked in experimental domains since the late 1960s. Besides his many solo recordings, he has been a member of Khan, Gong and System 7, and his work covers electric guitar excellence, funk and dance electronics. Steve continues to tour extensively and has been an inspiration to generations. Ladies and gentlemen - meet a true living legend, Steve Hillage... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

Abrimos con el estupendo homenaje que Edgard Winter regaló a su hermano, el gran Johnny Winter, en Brother Johnny, rodeado de grandes músicos de Blues y otros estilos músicales, todos recordando a uno de los grandes del Blues. Después escucharemos Bleed, álbum firmado por Reuter Motzer Grohowski para MoonJune Records en 2022. También descubriremos a los italianos The Black Wizards, potente banda de rock psicodélico, de los que escuchamos Reflections, publicado en 2019. Continue reading La Ruleta Rusa 08.2023. Edgard and Johnny Winter. Reuter Motzer Grohowski. The Black Wizards. Steve Hillage Band. at La Ruleta Rusa Radio Rock.

Steve Hillage talks about the making of his classic solo albums Fish Rising, L, Green and Motivation Radio, The post Steve Hillage appeared first on The Strange Brew .

There's a good chance Steve Hillage was beamed here from another planet and has been living among us as an alien for over 70 years. He starts out in the far out prog band Gong making super challenging music. He then goes solo and makes equally challenging music with producers like Nick Mason and Todd Rundgren while exploring where the mind (and his guitar) could go. Then, he decides techno and trance music has a similar spacey effect so he becomes System 7 and travels the world DJing. Along the way he produces albums by Simple Minds, Cock Robin, Tony Banks, the Charlatans, Real Life, and more. What a long, strange trip it's been! Here him try to explain it all. Enjoy!  www.stevehillage.com www.a-wave.com/system7 www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

All terrestrial segments were recorded live January 7th (Day 7 of 2023) and all podcast segments were recorded live January 10th (Day 10 of 2023) Part 1 of 2 - Podcast only content  Terrestrial: Part 1 (begins around 0:47:00) Part 2 of 2 - Podcast only content (begins around 1:44:00) Terrestrial: Part 2 & 3 (begins around 2:29:00) All this and so much more on this episode of the Defend Cleveland Podcast. Enjoy~   This show is and forever will be dedicated to Big Mamma   To contribute to this 100% listener supported show please go to our Patreon page by clicking here.   Thank yous to  91.1-FM WRUW Cleveland for being home to the show, and to the city that inspires us, Cleveland, Ohio.   Your recommended listening this week is the 2007 remastered edition of the classic 1975 release "Fish Rising" from Steve Hillage

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 463. In this edition we heard music by Chicago, Genesis, Dirt Poor Robins, Haken, David Bowie, Also Eden, Frank Zappa, Jellyfish, Kula Shaker, Steve Hillage, Pink Floyd, Soen, Mind Over Matter, Twelfth Night, Pain Of Salvation, Royal Hunt, The Wood Demons, Younger Brother & Wavestar.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El último Subterranea Rarities de 2022 llega días antes del cierre del año con los tres habituales de esta temporada, Carlos Romeo, Carles Pinós y David Pintos. Carlos Romeo nos traerá algo muy exclusivo de Steve Hillage y tres guitarristas finlandeses: Jukka Hauru, Jukka Tolonen y Tabula Rasa, del guitarrista Heikki Silvennoinen. Carles Pinós nos hablara de la música de Hardscore, Aurora Clara y Kundalini Shakti Devi. David Pintos nos dará su tercera entrega del especial Magnum. No te lo pierdas, dale a play y disfruta. Edición: Jordi Via www.subterranea.eu Libros de Subterranea Libros Magazine en América y España en: www.davidpintos.com Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Subterranea Podcast. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/17710

Hello once again everyone I'm your host Ray Shasho and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends.  Fans of dark and ghoulish rock & roll are all cordially invited to attend what is sure to be the biggest party of this year's Halloween season, Monster's Ball, the new album from the one and only God Of Hellfire and theatrical rock visionary, Arthur Brown! For his latest macabre-themed masterpiece, Brown is joined by a murderer's row of talented co-conspirators including the album's producers Alan Davey, who also co-wrote several of the songs, and Fernando Perdomo, all of whom have helped Brown craft one of the most energetic and thrilling albums of his long and distinguished career. From The Stooges' guitarist James Williamson, who brings the heat on a new version of Brown's iconic 1968 hit “Fire” to the killer collaboration with Vanilla Fudge's Mark Stein on “Zombie Yelp,” Monster's Ball promises to be one hell of a good time! Please welcome legendary singer, songwriter of the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Kingdom Come … THE GOD OF HELLFIRE…ARTHUR BROWN to Interviewing the Legends …   PURCHASE THE LATEST RELEASE BY ARTHUR BROWN entitled MONSTER'S BALL The God Of Hellfire ARTHUR BROWN Invites You To His MONSTER'S BALL, Releases New Single LUCIFER SAM With DEEP PURPLE'S IAN PAICE & STEVE HILLAGE! Also featuring performances by James Williamson, Ian Paice, Mark Stein, Nik Turner, Shuggie Otis & More Monster's Ball will be available on all formats starting October 21st but you can pre-order your copy now! Pre-order CD/VINYL: https://cleorecs.com/store/?s=arthur+brown+monster's+ball&post_type=product Pre-order/pre-save the digital: https://orcd.co/arthur_brown_monsters_ball Stream the single: https://orcd.co/arthur_brown_lucifer_sam ALSO ARTHUR BROWN'S SOLO ALBUM LONG LONG ROAD AVAILABLE AT AMAZON.COM   For more information About Arthur brown Visit www.thegodofhellfire.com Official website www.facebook.com/arthurbrownmusic Facebook www.instagram.com Instagram   ARTHUR BROWN DISCOGRAPHY Studio albums Solo 1975 – Dance 1977 – Chisholm in My Bosom 1981 – Speak No Tech (re-released by Craig Leon in 1984 as The Complete Tapes of Atoya) 1982 – Requiem 2022 - Long Long Road   With the Crazy World of Arthur Brown 1968 – The Crazy World of Arthur Brown 1988 – Strangelands (recorded in 1969) 2000 – Tantric Lover 2003 – Vampire Suite 2013 – Zim Zam Zim (released 8 November 2013 as the result of a successful pledge campaign) 2019 – Gypsy Voodoo   With Kingdom Come 1971 – Galactic Zoo Dossier 1972 – Kingdom Come 1973 – Journey Other collaborations 1980 – Faster Than the Speed of Light (with Vincent Crane) 1988 – Brown, Black & Blue (with Jimmy Carl Black) 2007 – The Voice of Love[52][53] (by the Amazing World of Arthur Brown) 2012 – The Magic Hat (with Rick Patten; limited edition of 200; an accompanying comic of The Magic Hat by Matt Howarth is also available)   Live albums 1993 – Order From Chaos (by the Crazy World of Arthur Brown) 1994 – Jam (recorded in 1970) (by Kingdom Come) 2002 – The Legboot Album – Arthur Brown on Tour 2011 – The Crazy World of Arthur Brown Live at High Voltage (vinyl only release, limited edition of 1000)   Compilation albums 1976 – Lost Ears (by Kingdom Come) 2003 – Fire – The Story of Arthur Brown   Singles 1965: "You'll Be Mine" (The Diamonds) b/w "You Don't Know" (Arthur Brown with The Diamonds 1967: "Devil's Grip" b/w "Give Him a Flower" (The Crazy World of Arthur Brown) 1968: "Fire" b/w "Rest Cure" (The Crazy World of Arthur Brown) 1968: "Nightmare" b/w "Music Man" (aka "What's Happening") (The Crazy World of Arthur Brown) 1968: "I Put a Spell on You" b/w "Nightmare" (The Crazy World of Arthur Brown) 1971: "Eternal Messenger" b/w "I.D. Side to be B Side the C Side" (Kingdom Come) 1973: "Spirit of Joy" b/w "Come Alive" 1974: "Gypsies" b/w "Dance" 1975: "We've Gotta Get Out of This Place" b/w "Here I Am" 1976: "Ooh, It Takes Two to Tango " b/w "Rocking the Boat" (Arthur Brown & Aliki Ashman)   Soundtrack contribution 1966 – The Game Is Over (two songs) 1975 – Tommy   Other contributions   1976 – Tales of Mystery and Imagination (the Alan Parsons Project) 1979 – Dune (Klaus Schulze) 1979 – Time Actor (Richard Wahnfried) 1980 – ...Live... (Klaus Schulze) 1994 – Vicar (Green Machine) 1994 – Sonic Lobotomy (Green Machine) 1998 – The Chemical Wedding (Bruce Dickinson) 1999 – Resurrection (Pretty Things) 2000 – Curly's Airships (Judge Smith) 2007 – Fifteen Years After (All Living Fear) 2013 – Friends for a Livetime (the Hamburg Blues Band) 2014 – Journey in Time (Victor Peraino's Kingdom Come)   Support us!

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 451. In this all request edition we heard music by Caravan, Anathema, Arena, Bjorn Riis, Queen, Lesoir, Electric Callboy, Genesis, David Bowie, Blue Öyster Cult, Makaya McCraven, Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne, Arabs In Aspic, Magnum, Synaesthesia, Meer, Steve Hackett, Steve Hillage, Stevie Nicks, Transatlantic & Alan Parsons Project.

Episode 80   Electronic Music for Astral Tripping Or, Better Music Through Pharmacology  Playlist Hal Blaine, “Flashes” from Psychedelic Percussion (1967 Dunhill). Drums, Hal Blaine; Electronics (Moog), Paul Beaver; Keyboards, Organ, Electric Piano, Mike Lang; Percussion, Emil Richards, Gary Coleman. 2:22 Raymond Scott, “LSD”public service announcement for the film, The Trip (1967), plus some electronic music snippets from Electronium (2007 Electronium). I'm not sure who the voice of the announcer is but the recording was produced by Raymond Scott and and I sandwiched the PSA between two snippets of Scott's electronic music. Let this be a warning to you. 1:58 Mort Garson, “Astral Projection” from Ataraxia–The Unexplained (Electronic Musical Impressions Of The Occult) (1975 RCA). Composed with an electronic music score (Moog Modular) by Mort Garson. 5:12 Pierre Henry, “Electro-Genèse” from Mise En Musique Du Corticalart De Roger Lafosse (1971 Philips). Live improvisations recorded Feb. 15-21, 1971 by Pierre Henry using Roger Lafosse's Corticalart device, allowing one to transform brainwaves into electronic signals for further raw manipulations. Technical realization by Groupe Artec (Bordeaux) with electroacoustic equipment from Apsome and J. Heuze. I thought that we needed at least one piece that tapped directly into brain waves. 7:39 Ron Jacobs, “Eating Food” and “Listening to Music” from A Child's Garden Of Grass (A Pre-Legalization Comedy) (1971 Elektra). Timely yet instantly dated, this relic capitalized on explaining marijuana to squares. The Electronic Music was by Alex Hassilev, which probably means that Paul Beaver did the synthesizer patchwork (both were involved in 1967 on the Zodiac Cosmic Sounds by Garson). 3:31 Nik Raicevik, “Methedrine” from Numbers (1970 Narco). Although Raicevik went by the name 107-34-8933 for the initial release of this record on his Narco label, it was re-released by Buddha Records under the title Head by Nik Raicevik. Buddha dropped him and Raicevik went on to create several more crazy electronic albums for his Narco label. This was primarily a Moog Modular album. 5:59 Steve Hillage, “Hurdy Gurdy Glissando” from L (1976 Atlantic). This album was produced by Todd Rundgren and featured some of his Utopia bandmates, Kasim Sulton (bass) and the mind-blowing Roger Powell on synthesizers (R.M.I. Keyboard Computer, Minimoog). But the star is guitarist Steve Hillage (Guitar, Guitar-synthesizer, ARP, EMS, Voice) and a 15th Century Hurdy Gurdy by Sonja Malkine. This is an extrapolation of the Donovan Leitch song, “Hurdy Gurdy Man,” also featured on the album. 8:54 Eberhard Schoener and the Secret Society, “Trance-Formation” from Trance-Formation (1977 Harvest). Bass Guitar, Hansi Ströer; Choir, Members Of The Tölzer Knabenchor; Guitar, Andy Summers; Keyboards, Raimund Elleder; Orchestra, Orchestra of the Munich Chamber-Opera; Percussion, Nippi; Moog Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Mellotron, Conductor Orchestra Conducted By, Composed By, Arranged By, Produced By, Sleeve Notes, Eberhard Schoener; Vocals, Mary Gregoriy, Monks Of The Monastery of Sama. 11:42 Kitaro, “Astral Trip” from 天界 = Ten Kai / Astral Trip (1978 Wergo). Shakuhachi, Biwa, Ryusuke Seto; Sitar, Lavi; Moog, Korg, ARP, and Roland synthesizers, Koto, Mandolin, Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Percussion, Bass, Kitaro. Written and Arranged by Kitaro. 7:40 Ozric Tentacles, “Lull Your Skull” from There Is Nothing (1986 Self-Released). Bass, Adam Mace; Drums, Nick Van Gelder; Guitar, Keyboards, Ed Wynne; Keyboards, Joie Hinton. 3:00 Bill Nelson, “Opium” from Sounding The Ritual Echo (Atmospheres For Dreaming) (1985 Cocteau Records). "Sounding the Ritual Echo was recorded in the privacy of my own home on broken or faulty tape machines & speakers, each track possessing its own technological deformity. For this I offer no apology as the music owes its existence to a very personal & selfish obsession. As a direct result, some pieces will require a little patience.” Bill Nelson. 1:44 Michael Magne, “Trip Psychiatrique” from Elements Nº 1 "La Terre" (1978 Egg). Bongos, Percussion, Grégori Czerkinsky; R.M.I. Keyboard Computer, ARP Odyssey, ARP Omni Polyphonique, ARP 2600, and Minimoog synthesizers, Clavinet D6, Electric Piano (Fender and Yamaha, composed, adapted, arranged by Michel Magne; Drums, Syn-drums, Jean-Paul Batailley. 4:35 Pure Energy, “Spaced Out” from Spaced Out (12” vinyl) (1983 Say What!? Records). From the Netherlands. Need I say more? I'm not sure if this was about space or being spaced-out but it is definitely psychologically disorienting. This is the long version. 7:35 Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O., “Stone Stoner” from Absolutely Freak Out (Zap Your Mind!!). Bass Monster Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Other Cosmic Joker, Tsuyama Atsushi; Drums, Ichiraku Yoshimitsu; Drums, Percussion, Other Sleeping Monk, Koizumi Hajime; Electric Guitar, Synthesizer, Other Dancin' King, Hiroshi Higashi; Electric Guitar, Violin, Tambura, Effects Cosmic Ringmodulator, Rds900, Synthesizer, Organ, Electric Harpsichord, Vocals, Other Speed Guru, Producer, Engineer, Kawabata Makoto; Jew's Harp, Electric Guitar, Other Erotic Underground, Magic Aum Gigi; Narrator Cosmic Narration, Other Freak Power, Wellens Johan; Saxophone, Mano Kazuhiko; Vocals, Suzuki Chisen; Vocals, Synthesizer, Acoustic Guitar, Other Beer and Cigarettes, Cotton CasinoVoice, Other Cosmos, Ginestet Audrey; Recorded at Acid Mothers Temple and FTF Studio, May to July, 2000. Yes, this is what psychedelic music should sound like. I promise to do an entire podcast around Japanese psychedelic music soon. 16:19 Opening background music: Steve Hillage, “Hurdy Gurdy Man” (edit) from L (1976 Atlantic). Steve Hillage (Guitar, Guitar-synthesizer, ARP, EMS, Voice) and a 15th Century Hurdy Gurdy by Sonja Malkine. This is a cover version of the Donovan Leitch song, “Hurdy Gurdy Man.” Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.

Ozzy Osbourne vient de sortir le clip du titre "One of Those Days" qu'il partage avec Eric Clapton sur son nouvel album, ‘'Patient Number 9''. Le frontman de Megadeth, Dave Mustaine, a expliqué à la presse qu'il était le "mâle alpha" lorsqu'il était dans Metallica et l'ex-bassiste du groupe, Ron McGovney s'est moqué ouvertement de cette déclaration. Arthur Brown vient de sortir une cover du titre de Pink Floyd, en 1967, " Lucifer Sam " avec Steve Hillage à la guitare, et Ian Paice de Deep Purple à la batterie. Pearl Jam a repris "Rockin'In The Free World" de Neil Young avec Chad Smith des Red Hot Chili Peppers ce 11 septembre au Madison Square Garden, dans le cadre du "Gigaton Tour". Kirk Hammett, guitariste de Metallica, a lancé un nouveau projet dans lequel il a composé la bande-son que vous pourrez écouter en lisant un journal intime peu rassurant. Dave Mustaine, qui a vaincu un cancer de la gorge en 2019 avec l'aide du docteur Anthony J. Cmelak, a écrit les paroles d'un de ses titres avec cet oncologue. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Steve Hillage is one of music's greats - a great musician, a great innovator, a great free thinker and great experimenter whose achievements and career is just one whole wall of inspiration for doing the things that excite you and on your own terms.It's a terrific conversation, talking about how family circumstances dictated that he spend a lot of his early childhood in his own company, the inspiration that he got from Jimi Hendrix and Syd Barrett, how Kraftwerk changed his focus towards dance music and the eventual emergence of System 7, bridging age gaps and how he's been able to operate without unwanted interference.I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ's and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.- podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste.

Media Monarchy plays Ibibio Sound Machine x Joe Goddard, Sam Prekop x John McEntire, William Shatner x Steve Hillage and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for June 21, 2022. ♬

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 425. In this edition we heard music by Aisles, Led Zeppelin, Eterea Post Bong Band, The Gary Moore Band, Steve Hillage, National Health, Anekdoten, Djam Karet, Dream Theater, Toto, Kite Parade, Azure, Snarky Puppy, The D/A Method, Fromuz, Sabaton, Porcupine Tree & Rick Wakeman.

durée : 00:30:59 - Les Nuits de France Culture - Par Marc-Alexandre Millanvoye - Avec Laurent Garnier (DJ), Steve Hillage (guitariste, producteur) et Yves Adrien (journaliste, critique de rock) - Réalisation Jean-Philippe Navarre

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La ya conocida triada de «rarities» formada por Carles Pinós, Carlos Romeo y David Pintos realizan un fructuoso trabajo de investigación en aras de conseguir sorprenderos con «rarezas nivel Dios», como diría aquel. Carlos Romeo rescatará joyas de Steve Hillage incluida su participación en Khan; Carles Pinós nos traerá una pieza selecta de Pau Riba, dos temas extraídos del libro y triple disco «Sonidos Experimentales en la Barcelona Pre-olímpica 1971-1991», uno de Perucho´s y otro de Suck Electrònic Enciclopèdic; y David Pintos recuperará tres discos, uno de The Custodian, otro de Vitruvius y otro de Oceans Of Time. No te pierdas este capítulo nutrido con «generadores de sonido» y acosado por «francotiradores del ruido». Edición: Jordi Via www.subterranea.eu Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Subterranea Podcast. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/17710

Uhh Yeah Dude is a comedy podcast hosted by Seth Romatelli (born September 20, 1973) and Jonathan Larroquette (born August 7, 1977). Episodes have generally aired once a week since 2006, and run about an hour long. The podcast is described as 'A weekly roundup of America through the eyes of two American-Americans'. In this episode, part one of a series of two, all intro and outro songs from the 2021 episodes (#838 to #866) of Uhh Yeah Dude. Lineup: Neil Young, Tuxedomoon, Squarepusher, Norma Tanega, Captain Torkive, I-Robots, Steve Hillage, Sonya Spence, CAN, Michael Nesmith, The First National Band, PRISM, Susumu Yokota, Dorothy Ashby, Sonny Sharrock Band, Kuruki, Bill Laswell, Dan Curtin, Patrick Cowley, Sylvester, Eddie Hazel, COMPLEX, Dub Specialist, DJ Re Edit, Lena Platonos, Brian Bennett, Bonobo, Capitol K, Paul Blackford, Cerrone, Abba Gargando, John Beltran, CN, Bill Orcutt, Eddie Murphy, Buddy Emmons, Richenel, Bucky Barrett, Ashra, Dog Soldier, Terekke, Delaney & Bonnie, Davey Graham, The Action, Rodney Crowell, Hank Williams, Drifting Cowboys, Black Uhuru, Ahmad Jamal Trio, Intrusion, Rick Barranco, Grateful Dead, Takako Minekawa, Culture, Bohannon, Con Funk Shun, The Bar-Kays, Yarbrough & Peoples, Audience, Indian Ocean

I knew from the moment that Bahar said she was up for doing an episode that I'd made the right decision to pluck up the courage to ask her. It's colourful, full of smiles, full of positivity, full of humanity and just bloody awesome. She embodies the experimental mindset and I totally dig her attitude to life.  Try new stuff, enjoy trying it, see what happens, enjoy the results.About BaharBahar Canca moved to London in the mid-1990's to study media and became pretty much fascinated with the diversity of the electronica clubbing scene. Immersing herself in this environment allowed her friendships to grow and, through house sharing and hanging out with DJ's, she started to take up DJ'ing as her own hobby, promoting club nights, set up her own record label - SubBubble -and is now one of the leading psy-trance/techno DJ's with a kaleidoscopic love for music and experimenting with new stuff. Bahar is also the founder and creative genius behind Psy-Boutique – an electronica music festival that looks absolutely amazing with DJ's such as Gaudi, Shane Gobi, Aphid Moon and System 7 (Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy formerly of Gong). I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ's and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.- podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste 

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Subscribe on Spotify ∙ Stitcher ∙ Apple ∙ Pocket Casts ∙ Google ∙ TuneIn ∙ RSSInterviews, Written Word, etc…* Tales from Topographic Oceans - Wikipedia with a surprisingly good account of its creation.* Gong (band) - Wikipedia with the all-important flow chart.Sound & VisionIgor does it straight….National Health does it Prog!Meanwhile, on the dark side…The start of the fascination.Gong shows us their Jazz chops……and for those of you watching in black and white, here is the Jazz version we played an excerpt from*  Stan Tracey Quartet – Arcadia from South East Assignment – Steam SJ108One of the greatest moments in music.The Origins of M. Malherbe's unusual nickname…We need to talk about Pierre Moerlin.They're still listening to Jazz…“We were doing asymmetrical rhythmic patterns…” The Bass moves the first beat of the bar. Here's the same riff from Steve Hillage's later solo albumThe Salmon Song includes a bassoonShout out to Lindsay Cooper!The Fall and Gong?Unknown to us at the time of recording, on the Oh! Brother podcast, Grant Showbiz outlines the connection between The Fall and Gong …really… How to get closer to the Planet Gong(Owning the Media)Because the Planet is, you realize, one of the spots before your eyes…seriously, part of the fun of the trilogy is the art work which is best appreciated as it was intended - on a record sleeve. Hit up Discogs, trawl 2nd hand record shops, flea markets, record fairs, you should be able to find the separate records for around €20 each, earlier pressings obviously bringing more. For the non vinylist, however, it is worth considering this: Gong's brilliant but wayward history is reflected in its history of the slings and arrows of outrageous record companies. All of the albums can be found on CD with one or other cover on the front, sometimes albums that don't have anything to to with each other are paired together or broken up into rather lop-sided compilations. There are a number of live records out there, some of which have some studio rarities mixed in as well. There have been two attempts to put everything into some kind of order to give a serious overview to the work of the band - * The Charly Boxed set (2015) is a four CD set with a remixed version of all the albums and an extra CD of alternate mixes. It comes complete with a very nicely assembled book of photos, sketches, articles, tickets, flyers, etc. This edition was NOT authorized by the band. It currently retails at €70 or so on Amazon.* Love From the Planet Gong - The Virgin Years 1973-75 is a much more ambitious affair comprising 13 CDs, artwork and a book. Each CD has the album in question followed by a selection of outtakes and alternate versions. Also included is the Album “Shamal” (1976) which was not part of the Radio Gnome Invisible story, but was an album for Virgin, but for some reason does not include the earlier album Camembert Electrique. which predated the trilogy, but was released by Virgin in 1974. The entire collection has been curated by Steve Hillage and includes sessions for the BBC some live concerts, etc. It is very extensive, but not cheap and you can expect to pay around €130 for it.Of course, it goes without saying that all of this is available on Spotify to stream online, but where's the fun in that?Subscribe to Gas GiantsRSS https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/311033.rss This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gasgiants.substack.com

And now for something completely different. This mix is a collection of instrumental tunes from the progressive rock sub-genre known as The Canterbury Scene. According to Wikipedia:   The Canterbury scene (or Canterbury sound) was a musical scene centered around the city of Canterbury, Kent, England during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Associated with progressive rock, the term describes a loosely-defined, improvisational style that blended elements of jazz, rock, and psychedelia. The Canterbury scene is largely defined by a set of musicians and bands with intertwined members. "The real essence of 'Canterbury Sound' is the tension between complicated harmonies, extended improvisations, and the sincere desire to write catchy pop songs."  "In the very best Canterbury music...the musically silly and the musically serious are juxtaposed in an amusing and endearing way." The bands most often associated with this sound are Soft Machine, Caravan, Gong, Hatfield & the North, Egg, & National Health. And some of the artists include Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Allan Holdsworth, Steve Hillage, Phil Miller, Hugh Hopper, Richard Sinclair, Fred Frith and Dave Stewart. I am not a fan of Canterbury tunes that have vocals, which eliminates a lot of stuff by Caravan and some Soft Machine. So that's why this mix sticks with instrumental tracks. Listening to this set it's easy to hear the similarities between the bands. I discovered the Canterbury Scene when I was in college, listening to Bill Bruford(drummer for Yes & King Crimson) solo material. His keyboardist was Dave Stewart who played with Egg, Hatfield & The North, and National Health. I loved Bruford's solo stuff, especially "One of a Kind" so that lead me to listen to anything that Stewart was involved in. This mix opens and closes with two tracks featuring Dave Stewart and two of my favorites in the genre. I hope you enjoy this little diversion from the usual ambient mixes. It sure was fun digging up all these 1970s classics. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    National Health - The Bryden 2-Step(For Amphibians)Part 1 (Of Queues And Cures 1978) 08:15    Matching Mole - Smoke Signal (Little Red Record 1972) 11:30    Cos - Nog Verder (Viva Boma 1976) 13:40    Supersister - Dreaming Wheelwhile (Present From Nancy 1970) 15:55    Gong - The Isle of Everywhere (you 1974) 23:39    Soft Machine - Song Of Aeolus (Softs 1976) 27:33    Quiet Sun - r.f.d. (Mainstream 1975) 30:37    Gong - Three Blind Mice (Expresso II 1978) 35:23    Egg - Part 2 (The Polite Force 1971) 40:00    Henry Cow - Solemn Music (Unrest 1974) 41:02    Quiet Sun - Trot (Mainstream 1975) 44:29    Caravan - Waffle(Chance of a Lifetime) (For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night 1973) 47:58    Gilgamesh - We Are All / Someone Else's Food / Jamo And Other Boating Disasters - From The Holiday Of The Same Name (Gilgamesh 1975) 55:39    Steve Hillage - Meditation Of The Snake (Fish Rising 1975) 58:32    Bruford - The Sahara Of Snow Parts 1 & 2 (One Of A Kind 1979) 66:03    end

KHAN's bio reads like a who's who of former and future celebs from EGG, GONG, HATFIELD AND THE NORTH and NATIONAL HEALTH. The initial line-up of this early 70's Canterbury outfit consisted of keyboard player Dave Stewart, guitarist Steve HILLAGE, bassist Nick Greenwood and drummer Pip PYLE. Before recording their one and only album, Pyle moved on to GONG and was replaced by Eric Peachy (ex-DR. K's BLUES BAND). The group disbanded after the release of the album in 1972. "Space Shanty" is made up of six ambitious tracks composed almost entirely by Hillage. All four musicians are in fine form but the album is particularly dominated by Hillage's spacey/bluesy guitar and Stewart's effervescent Hammond play. Although much of the material is based on a repetitive verse/chorus/verse cycle and has recurrent musical themes, the band frequently breaks out into extended instrumental freak outs, either soloing or engaging in formidable guitar/organ interplay. This album is a fine sample of early Canterbury/bluesy space rock. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Continuamos el repaso por una de las escenas más ricas y abiertas de la historia del rock y el jazz británico: Hatfield and the North, Robert Wyatt, Steve Hillage, Quiet Sun, Gilgamesh, National Health

This mix started with an interesting album I came across this past weekend, Ernest Hood - Neighborhoods. It was originally released in 1975 but was recently rediscovered and rereleased. It's a curious combination of field recordings and early ambient noodling. The result is captivating. https://freedomtospend.bandcamp.com/album/neighborhoods I picked the track "Saturday Morning Doze" as the starting point for a new Sunday morning mix. I noticed it had Fender Rhodes piano type of sound going on. I'm not sure if there is a Fender Rhodes playing or not but it definitely reminded me of the Rhodes sound from the 70s that I love so much.  So then the mix changed from a normal Sunday morning mix to a Fender Rhodes 1970s mix. Each track is from the 70s(duh) and has the sound of Fender Rhodes piano in it. While digging up tunes I realized that all the electric piano sounds in this mix might not all be a Fender Rhodes. They could very well be some other vintage electric piano. But I don't care, it's the sound and feel that's important. Longtime listeners will notice a few tunes that I've used before from Steve Hillage, Harold Budd, Brian Eno, and Daryl Hall(yes, that Daryl Hall). I generally try to stay away from using songs in multiple mixes but these cuts fit so perfectly that I couldn't resist. The other odd thing about this mix is the first 45 minutes are instrumental then we go to vocal tunes for the final 17 minutes. It wasn't planned, it just sort of worked out that way. Enjoy this trip back to the 70s. Cheers! T R A C K L I S T :   00:00    Ernest Hood - Saturday Morning Doze (1975) 07:05    Steve Hillage - Garden of Paradise (1979) 10:43    Camel - Rhayader Alone (1975) 12:28    Gilgamesh - Lady And Friend (1975) 15:45    Harold Budd - Bismillahi 'Rrahmani 'Rrahim (1978) 21:05    Penguin Cafe Orchestra - The Sound of Someone You Love (1976) 28:28    Soft Machine - E.P.V. (1973) 30:57    Lilienthal - Gebremster Schaum (1979) 36:32    Hugh Hopper & Alan Gowen - Waltz For Nobby (1979) 45:22    Joni Mitchell - The Hissing Of Summer Lawns (1975) 48:15    John Martyn - One World alt. version (1977) 51:51    Brian Eno - By This River (1977) 54:35    Roxy Music - Spin Me Round (1979) 59:10    Daryl Hall - The Farther Away I Am (1979) 61:50    end  

Jake talks about his love for pets, and reminisces about the creepy experience that led to him purchasing a turtle.Music recommendations are “Rainbow Dome Musick” by Steve Hillage, and “FLY or DIE II: Bird Dogs of Paradise” by Jaimie Branch.Wake & Jakehttps://www.auxchicago.com/wake-jakehttps://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://twitter.com/WakeandJakePodJake Fisherhttps://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/https://deathbotrecords.bandcamp.com/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid