Inteview with Johannes from 2001

[24db]

might be old hat to a few...but it's an interesting interview nevertheless:

http://the-archive-plus.blogspot.com/20 ... -from.html

[prophetfive]

It most certainly is.................

[hansx]

never read it. indeed very interesting.

[Chris Monk]

Very good interview. I particularly like JS's description of the members of the band;

Christopher Franke was - as before the rhythm man, who also mastered sequencing perfectly, Edgar Froese was the sound designer and catalyst, and I was the conventional musician.

Which is just exactly how I imagined they worked.

[JD]

Very good interview. I particularly like JS's description of the members of the band;

Christopher Franke was - as before the rhythm man, who also mastered sequencing perfectly, Edgar Froese was the sound designer and catalyst, and I was the conventional musician.

Which is just exactly how I imagined they worked.

hmm and there was I thinking that Franke was merely a good reader of instruction manuals

[timer]

That's a great interview andy - cheers

[24db]

That's a great interview andy - cheers

no problem mate...too be fair quite a few are online already if you do a google

[epsilon75]

might be old hat to a few...but it's an interesting interview nevertheless:

http://the-archive-plus.blogspot.com/20 ... -from.html

Interesting reading and a worthy read

[billythefish]

Very good interview. I particularly like JS's description of the members of the band;

Christopher Franke was - as before the rhythm man, who also mastered sequencing perfectly, Edgar Froese was the sound designer and catalyst, and I was the conventional musician.

Which is just exactly how I imagined they worked.

hmm and there was I thinking that Franke was merely a good reader of instruction manuals

Hmmm... maybe so - Chris was, after all, a drummer. But a sequencer wasn't and isn't only a rhythm generator.

I would love to hear a Froese, Schmoelling, Baumann collaboration to see what could have happened

[24db]

might be old hat to a few...but it's an interesting interview nevertheless:

http://the-archive-plus.blogspot.com/20 ... -from.html

Interesting reading and a worthy read

Johannes's comments are always worth reading