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Danny Stoker
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Leer & Rental Interviews | Daniel Miller (Mute Records)
Our final interview features Daniel Miller, who we were lucky enough to interview at Mute HQ back in August 2016.
Here Daniel talks about the beginnings of the DIY movement in the UK, and discusses the night he met Robert in 1978, and how they toured together as Robert Rental & The Normal supporting the punk band Stuff Little Fingers on the Rough Trade tour in 1979, as well as three nights in Paris at Gibus Club.
Daniel and Robert kept in touch and remained friends until Robert's death in 2000.
Big thanks to Daniel and everyone at Mute for having us, and a special thank you to Bradley Hutchings for his sound editing on this one.
mute.com/
Here Daniel talks about the beginnings of the DIY movement in the UK, and discusses the night he met Robert in 1978, and how they toured together as Robert Rental & The Normal supporting the punk band Stuff Little Fingers on the Rough Trade tour in 1979, as well as three nights in Paris at Gibus Club.
Daniel and Robert kept in touch and remained friends until Robert's death in 2000.
Big thanks to Daniel and everyone at Mute for having us, and a special thank you to Bradley Hutchings for his sound editing on this one.
mute.com/
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Leer & Rental Interviews | Keith McIvor (JD Twitch)
Просмотров 8484 года назад
Keith has long been a champion for Robert and Thomas' music, and was kind enough to meet us back in November 2016 near his home in Glasgow to discuss how he discovered them, and their importance as pioneers of post-punk electronic music in Scotland and beyond. During the interview Keith mentions Robert's song Double Heart, which was released in 1980 on Mute Records. In 2018, Keith released an a...
Leer & Rental Interviews | Matt Johnson (The The)
Просмотров 40 тыс.4 года назад
This interview took place at Summerhall in Edinburgh in late June, 2017. Matt generously lent us a few hours that morning, at his exhibition - Radio Cineola: The Inertia Variations, to talk about how he came across Thomas Leer's music in 1978, how they came to play together live at London's Marquee Club, and Thomas' role in the recording of The The's 1883 album, Soul Mining. Huge thanks to Matt...
Leer and Rental Interviews | Cosey Fanni Tutti and Chris Carter (TG)
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 года назад
Back in May 2017 we were lucky enough to catch Cosey and Chris at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, before the launch of Cosey’s autobiographical book, Art Sex Music. Along with their bandmates in Throbbing Gristle (TG) - Genesis P-Orridge and Peter Christopherson (Sleazy), Cosey and Chris played an important part in the musical lives of Thomas Leer and Robert Rental, signing them to...
Leer and Rental Interviews | Nick Edwards (Ekoplekz)
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 года назад
In the Summer of 2016 Nick kindly invited us to his home near Bristol to talk about how he came across the music of Robert Rental and Thomas Leer, and the impact it has had on him as an electronic musician. Nick Edwards predominantly records under the name Ekoplekz, but is also part of various side projects including eMMplekz (with Baron Mordant), Ekoclef (with Bassclef) and Ensemble Skalectrik...
Love this man! Mind Bomb is da bomb!
Saw The The performance on Saturday, you can not get a better gig, especially in a smaller venue. Just Brilliant
👍
Resonates so much with me. Recording secretly in the night Sotto Voce to avoid waking other occupants of the house.... finally got round to public release this year 35 years late. music.ruclips.net/channel/UCjdgDbsKPx1icE052xrGfyw?feature=shared (Solo) And with band music.ruclips.net/channel/UCybybkemvKeJzqvp_quzvGA?feature=shared Many years worth of releases to come every week until we finish our re-union album later for an early 2025 release. Have a listen to some of these post-punk tracks. Loved your music since the first album which I bought because of the cover art 😂
His new lp is fantastic
So grateful for Matt Johnson & The The. Their music has been the soundtrack of some glorious and heinous parts of my life. It's a blessing to be able to turn on their music and sing and listen and fall into it, get lost....until it's time to face life again. Can't wait to see them in a couple months in Chicago ❤
I saw a DM thread where this Twitch fella was trying to get someone to commit suicide. Really a vile person.
Oh, and he was extremely racist too. Truly disgusting.
Giant.
I am so ready for the release of Ensoulment in September.
Matt is one of the most consistently visionary and interesting creative talents of my lifetime. Some of his albums are timeless and that manifests as having the appearance of being almost prophetic. In that regard, Mind Bomb stands out to me, lyrically speaking it is utterly modern. I am trapped in two minds about his body of work. On the one hand I wish there were a lot more people capable of producing that kind of sophisticated brainfood. On the other hand, if it were more commonplace, Matt's work might not stand out as being so exceptional. Thanks, uploader. Excellent interview.
He infected me from the get go
What a beautiful speaking voice he’s god. Mega talented man.
Ever since I heard the single on the Some Bizarre compilation I bought when I was in England in 1985, I have felt a real connection to Matt that I can't even explain except to say that his music resonates with me beyond anything else I've ever heard. All of it. Thank you Matt!
Funny to read that last comment … exactly the soundtrack of my life!
Infected totally turned my music taste on its head when it came out
,,, massive respect,, greatings from berlin ...
Inspiring to go DIY and create something that means something to yourself, wether that be audio, visuals etc……..
*It's very interesting to know that TG were a major influence on the style of playing Johnny Marr used to play, along with the lyrical way employed by Morrissey in The Smiths*
I met c and c after a concert in San Francisco 1987- (we posed as a radio station interview). Also Cosey responded personally to my fan club mail, (asked where I could get “the need” on vinyl). Exotica was such a cool album for the time, 1988....and that b side “workout”, we put it to a cartoon for a video. Groundbreaking stuff!
“Dusk” is the finest audio art ever created.
The Stranglers once released an album called _Aural Sculpture._ I have long felt that "aural sculpture" was the single best description of music I have ever come across.
For someone who talks about doing something on his own, he has always been able to bring all the big guns to work on his projects.
Genuinely nice guy, if we had people like him as politicians we'd be in a much better place.
The good have no desire to be politicians.
@@TopnikkoI like that !
ruclips.net/video/DtLLr08MzUg/видео.html
These two distinct British citizens have been a great source of inspiration to yrs trly since November 1978. It's July 2023 and i'm still yet to be artistically disappointed by their work (even though i'm sure I shan't) .
No mention of Jools Holland?
What a humble fella. Enjoy listen to him....always
Soul Mining, was such a wonderful record, I discovered it late in 1988 while I was in college, and I have to say I knew about The the from the infected album I think that was an '86 but I just wasn't into it,
Wait, Matt Johnson can smile? What in the world is happening!
Soul Mining was introduced to me by my first true love ❤️ and I am forever indebted
I wonder if he was mates with Steve millander and caberet Voltaire . Brilliant
Legend.
wow crap sound
You're right, the truth does hurt. We did our best.
@@dannystoker6829 Eh, it's worth it. And as Matt himself says, things happening like the fridge switching on becomes part of the creative process. I'll take this interview warts and all over the alternative, which is to have nothing instead.
less is more (if you knoworrimean)
Great Artist's,I am Italian,
Love his description of Robert Rental’s music as “Soul Music.” It’s true. It’s very emotional and darkly gorgeous. “Double Heart” is one of my all-time favorite songs. Grateful to Twitch for putting out the Different Voices for You, Different Colours for Me: Demos 1980 LP.
The first The The 7” single and Matt Johnson’s “Burning Blue Flame” LP (both on 4AD) are a couple of my favorite overlooked Post-Punk gems. It’s great to hear him speak about that time and his influences, etc. It’s not surprising that he was inspired by “Private Plane”. His Gadgets band/project had a few excellent albums as well. “Giant” is my favorite track on Soul Mining and I often play it in DJ sets.
Burning Blue Soul*
Soul Mining changed my life...end of story.... :o)
One of my favourite artists ever!
Brings me back to the 80's while I was in the military.
anybody know what "private play" he was talking about?
Private Plane by Thomas Leer, released in 1978 - ruclips.net/video/sehOKE4vNGE/видео.html&ab_channel=SeagreenSerenade
One of the best lyricists ever. I want "Love is stronger than death" to be played at my funeral.
Was played at my mom's.
Man this is a treasure trove to watch. Thank you for inspiring me Matt Johnson. Burning Blue Soul, I mean . . off the scale foundational.
Saw The The in the late Nineties when he made a gig in Florence Italy.
I remember finding a copy of The Bridge album in a second hand record shop back when I was a teenager. I'd vaguely heard of Robert Rental as this legendary but elusive electronic musician who had worked with Daniel Miller, so was keen to hear something he'd recorded. I really liked it, as it veered from the minimalist abrasiveness of Chrome or early Cabaret Voltaire to some really atmospheric moments.
The Bridge is a superb album , there was some really "off the wall" stuff around then , and was at the recording of "Live at West Runton " that Daniel mentions - sheer luck / right age , lived near there !!
Mind Bomb was the one for me. God bless Matt.
Me too! Such a wonderfully haunting album. Absolute masterpiece❤
Thank you for this. Lovely interview, what a fabulous talent and a stellar human being Matt Johnson is.
Lol Kid Montana man where is the time . Kid Montana was at my home and i use still his Opcode midi box .
Bit a shame the sound from the video is not very loud .
Sorry about that. I recorded video and sound myself despite not knowing anything about either.
Great story and sad at the same time Robert died to early .
Puts more in than he takes.