Michael Hoenig
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Michael Hoenig
Neil
here's an interview with Michael:lemonstar wrote:As just mentioned in my previous post on Wolfgang Duren I used to get copies of 2 (maybe 3) magazines on Electronic Music - Eurock and Interface (Face Out?) I *think* that an interview with MH in one of these mags that Hoenig himself said, (when asked about long period of time that had elapsed since the incredible "Return From the Norhern Wasteland" and the lack of definite news about a follow up) that he had actually recorded either 4 sides or 4 albums worth of material but he had rashly (after a visit to the pub) erased all the master tapes (didn't Mike Oldfield do something similar after TB?). I got the impression from the interview that he was a perfectionist who was frustrated that what he had done was not good enough. Does anyone else remember this story or anything similar circulating that would corroborate this?
Neil
Neil, see the when David met Edgar thread elsewhere on this forum for more infolemonstar wrote:Thanks for that - a very interesting link. I'll come back another time and read some more of that issue. I read the pieces on Hoenig and Froese. MH seems very interested in the structure and composition of his own work - I think it suggests he worked on DftNW for 20 months - that seems like an eternity - perhaps that mentality, that way of working also explains the long delay before "Xcept one" was released. The Froese interview talking about meeting Bowie and Eno was also interesting...EF was clear that they could never work with Eno and vice-versa, frankly, I couldn't see it working myslef even though I'm a fan of Eno and Lanois's methods as producers who influence the music. (Daniel Lanois is also an under rated musician in his own right IMHO)
Neil
Thank you Jacobjacob wrote:Get "XCept One", I think it's magnificent. A bit like a very complex version of "Optical Race.
Charlesla sagesse du destin wrote:Thank you Jacobjacob wrote:Get "XCept One", I think it's magnificent. A bit like a very complex version of "Optical Race.
How can I miss an EM classic!!epsilon75 wrote:Charlesla sagesse du destin wrote:Thank you Jacobjacob wrote:Get "XCept One", I think it's magnificent. A bit like a very complex version of "Optical Race.
Please dont miss out on "Departure From The Northern Wasteland" its an EM classic IMHO and far to good to miss
http://www.amazon.com/Departure-Norther ... B0000018X3la sagesse du destin wrote:How can I miss an EM classic!!epsilon75 wrote:Charlesla sagesse du destin wrote: Thank you Jacob
Please dont miss out on "Departure From The Northern Wasteland" its an EM classic IMHO and far to good to miss
Promised Colin,I will buy it before next Christmas.
Thank you for your suggestion.
Charles
epsilon75 wrote:la sagesse du destin wrote:How can I miss an EM classic!!epsilon75 wrote: Charles
Please dont miss out on "Departure From The Northern Wasteland" its an EM classic IMHO and far to good to miss
Promised Colin,I will buy it before next Christmas.
Thank you for your suggestion.
Charles
http://www.amazon.com/Departure-Norther ... B0000018X3
It'g going to be a beautiful moment for you to discover this music - I'm sure it will soon rank among the best pieces of non-TD muisc you will have heard. Enjoy.la sagesse du destin wrote: How can I miss an EM classic!!
Promised Colin,I will buy it before next Christmas.
Thank you for your suggestion.
Charles
Certain! I only got this the other day prompted by the TDFZ and it's had dozens of spins.lemonstar wrote:It'g going to be a beautiful moment for you to discover this music - I'm sure it will soon rank among the best pieces of non-TD muisc you will have heard. Enjoy.la sagesse du destin wrote: How can I miss an EM classic!!
Promised Colin,I will buy it before next Christmas.
Thank you for your suggestion.
Charles