You can blame that manual for getting them famous in the first place :rofl:
"Drummond's musical career began in 1977 with Big in Japan, a band whose membership also included future luminaries Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes to...
Very interesting guys if you read their backstory. They thought Christmas had come early when they first discovered that they could sample their...
It's quite funny too, so worth a read just for amusement purposes :winker: A number of bands have had hits after reading the manual, so there...
[MEDIA] Bonus: THE MANUAL - HOW TO HAVE A NUMBER ONE HIT THE EASY WAY! :unsure:...
Thank you for making the rules clear and I will abide by them. I promise that when WW3 kicks off, I won't even mention it's starting. All you will...
What time is it there?
Is it time to pick the winner yet?
Probably arguing about the news instead of enjoying the news :bleh:
I'm glad somebody wanted to play :mates:
And not to forget these guys, is this still PC in 2016? Personally I couldn't help having a little chuckle at some of the lyrics :unsure: [MEDIA]
We're on a roll :) [MEDIA]
You can read all about it in the Sunday papers ... [MEDIA]
Some lovely Rickenbackers and a top tune from The Jam. Modtastic :wink: [MEDIA]
This is why I follow a clear 2-stage process. Idea creation and production are separated. Think of an artist who first makes some sketches,...
I love listening to demos, they inspire me with confidence :) On the the other hand, I have shared ideas with people that took me about 5 mins to...
Don't trust these guys, they got fired by Prince! :rofl:
In short, they work with professionals every step of the way, and these guys are rarely multi-taskers, they specialise in one thing and focus all...
Having knowledge of the past is the key to inventing the future, the past is where everything that is new comes from :bleh: And it's none more...
I guess they were selling the Scritti sound which was popular at the time, and good programmers were in demand. This throws up a few questions...
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