For anyone wondering, the wobbly synth sound heard throughout is sampled from the segue between the end of Oxygène 4 and and the beginning of Oxygène 5 by Jean-Michel Jarre.
They have contributed so much to UK electronic music. F.....n Legends............. Love their work along with other brits like Aphex Twin, Autectre, Unkle, Massive Attack,Goldie, Roni Size, Underworld, Leftfield, Chem Bros,Sqaurepusher, Orbital, The Prodigy, Burial, Fourtet, Boards Of Canada, Bonobo, Dreadzone, Allflaws add more here...............
His intense arrogance is so loveable... But even better is how much he was OBVIOUSLY right! And so obviously right that everything he produced came to pass. 100% of it. He's a genuine genius, genuinely arrogant, and genuinely correct.
The arrogant virtuoso :) The same was said of Eric Clapton and Cream in the 1060s. It is all part of the creative flow and expression that manifests in artistic creation at it's best.
pretentious,but the music makes up for this egotistical knowitall,maybe its time i forget the people who made the music,which is usually the case,good music by wankstains
@@MLochMusic glad i unlocked the memory,or was it a good idea,considering the date hes basically a young fella explaining himself,just in a coked up way,too right loch(you scottish?)they keep making the best music,looking back it sounds as fresh as it did when released,indeed,let the music do the talking,not this fella
Have you considered that he might just be taking the piss? He is talking some next level jargon heavy bollocks here but its quite amusing in some ways.
i own every album he made and i have a few singles. i buyed my 1st in the 90s when i heard his interview on radio nottingham in the 90s His music makes you realize life! And some times we tune into another way of looking at our whole world. He gives the impression that dimensions and the secrets of life! are just there!
Ele era um visionário que quase foi esmagado pela máquina que exigia um hit após o outro. Felizmente Dead Cities foi uma grande resposta, mas uma pena que encerraram a década cedo demais, porque quando os bobos da corte disputavam para ver quem desenterrava o hip-hop ou o electro mais obscuro, ele estava com a cabeça enterrada no rock psicodélico. Foi bom que tenha se transformado, de fato o Garry é um 'mahatma', e sou grato por todas as madrugadas que passei completamente isolado, longe de qualquer outro ser humano, ouvindo as transmissão ISDN realizadas quando eu ainda era uma criança e não fazia a menor ideia que esse tipo de coisa existia, contemplado imagens maravilhosas, outras fantasmagóricas, apenas recebendo os códigos de transformação cósmica que seriam muito úteis para os desafios dos anos vindouros. Como já li em outros relatos, FSOL sempre foi muito mais do que música.
Lifeforms as far as I am concerned was the most forward and brilliant album of the 90's IDM era. Nothing comes close to the sheer breadth of textures, beats, noise and soundscapes and ultimately the sonic WORLD these two created in that album.
Definite proof that if you do enough acid, you will start believing anything you say! You can't imagine Brian Eno or Autechre talking up Ego like that. Some great sonic moments in their past though, I'll give them that.
autechre's music is boring noises without structure. FSOL's music is beautifully composed musical pieces taking place in vivid immerssive landscapes of a world unknown. They are allowed to be cocky.
i don't understand you guys.. has Gary pissed into your serials or something? this is very insightful view on some of the most original, inspiring and psychedelic music made today. Get a grip.
@trevorgarford Thanks for your input Trev, you sure have mastered "beauty in language". I especially like the way you saved all the capital letters for the ending. Subversive wordsmith that you are.
1:04 deadly accurate about mainstream getting blow out by internet and social media - I mean .. BBC / Channel Four would have laughed you out of the studio for hosting Online gaming competitions on their platform… now TV - its a slow death
taken from this landmark episode of channel 4 equinox, here's the complete thing ruclips.net/video/8ngaSb3TfFU/видео.html There was an entire night on does anyone remember what else they broadcast?
Pasquale Maassen plug-in 🤣 this is a generation before that technology. Looks like Microsoft paint, but good question. They deserve a Masterclass more than Deadmou5
That should have been "not disparaging". It would have been an obvious mistake, taken in context with the rest of the post, and also with the previous posts. I guess spelling nazis' wouldn't notice that. You don't have to respond. No one is forcing you, or cares particularly. RUclips opinions are some of the worst idiocy on teh interwebs, and some wanker policing spelling on them is an even bigger idiocy.
Lifeforms still is one of my all time favorite experimental albums
For anyone wondering, the wobbly synth sound heard throughout is sampled from the segue between the end of Oxygène 4 and and the beginning of Oxygène 5 by Jean-Michel Jarre.
They have contributed so much to UK electronic music. F.....n Legends.............
Love their work along with other brits like Aphex Twin, Autectre, Unkle, Massive Attack,Goldie, Roni Size, Underworld, Leftfield, Chem Bros,Sqaurepusher, Orbital, The Prodigy, Burial, Fourtet, Boards Of Canada, Bonobo, Dreadzone, Allflaws
add more here...............
wonnatryit aphex twins are legendary
The Orb Mate
yes both of them lol
Ninja Tune & Coldcut
What a great list, don't forget 808 state!
Look so young.. I've always loved these guys since the very beginning.. ❤❤❤
Yes, I also came to this video, late, but I arrived
LIFEFORMS had the same impact as OXYGENE from Jarre. Both stay with you...like......forever!
Jarre's newest material sounds like it's influenced by FSOL, which is interesting.
@@ariescustom Now you mentioned it! Crazy combi 🤟🤟🤟
now thats what i call an INTERVIEW
agree!
Accelerator, Lifeforms, ISDN and Dead Cities are the albums you want.
ISDN is amazing in my opinion.
His intense arrogance is so loveable... But even better is how much he was OBVIOUSLY right! And so obviously right that everything he produced came to pass. 100% of it.
He's a genuine genius, genuinely arrogant, and genuinely correct.
The arrogant virtuoso :) The same was said of Eric Clapton and Cream in the 1060s. It is all part of the creative flow and expression that manifests in artistic creation at it's best.
Never realized what a bell end he was! Q is one of my fav tunes to this day.
He is a genius though, so who cares, I f*ckin' love them :-)
pretentious,but the music makes up for this egotistical knowitall,maybe its time i forget the people who made the music,which is usually the case,good music by wankstains
@@MLochMusic glad i unlocked the memory,or was it a good idea,considering the date hes basically a young fella explaining himself,just in a coked up way,too right loch(you scottish?)they keep making the best music,looking back it sounds as fresh as it did when released,indeed,let the music do the talking,not this fella
Have you considered that he might just be taking the piss? He is talking some next level jargon heavy bollocks here but its quite amusing in some ways.
That's why they're so good.
i own every album he made and i have a few singles. i buyed my 1st in the 90s when i heard his interview on radio nottingham in the 90s
His music makes you realize life! And some times we tune into another way of looking at our whole world.
He gives the impression that dimensions and the secrets of life! are just there!
Genius pure genius
Ele era um visionário que quase foi esmagado pela máquina que exigia um hit após o outro. Felizmente Dead Cities foi uma grande resposta, mas uma pena que encerraram a década cedo demais, porque quando os bobos da corte disputavam para ver quem desenterrava o hip-hop ou o electro mais obscuro, ele estava com a cabeça enterrada no rock psicodélico. Foi bom que tenha se transformado, de fato o Garry é um 'mahatma', e sou grato por todas as madrugadas que passei completamente isolado, longe de qualquer outro ser humano, ouvindo as transmissão ISDN realizadas quando eu ainda era uma criança e não fazia a menor ideia que esse tipo de coisa existia, contemplado imagens maravilhosas, outras fantasmagóricas, apenas recebendo os códigos de transformação cósmica que seriam muito úteis para os desafios dos anos vindouros. Como já li em outros relatos, FSOL sempre foi muito mais do que música.
Belo comentário Diego!!! Quais outras bandas você é fã?
Epic comment
The sign of a dedicated producer. :P
@Blankisart - track at 2:56 is 'You're Creeping Me Out' from ISDN
Lifeforms as far as I am concerned was the most forward and brilliant album of the 90's IDM era. Nothing comes close to the sheer breadth of textures, beats, noise and soundscapes and ultimately the sonic WORLD these two created in that album.
It was average for them.
Definite proof that if you do enough acid, you will start believing anything you say! You can't imagine Brian Eno or Autechre talking up Ego like that. Some great sonic moments in their past though, I'll give them that.
Brian Eno not taking up Ego? I guess you talking about a different Eno than the one we know 😂
autechre's music is boring noises without structure. FSOL's music is beautifully composed musical pieces taking place in vivid immerssive landscapes of a world unknown. They are allowed to be cocky.
@@hassroek Horrible take
Equinox is the name of a TV show.
FSOL are the people being interviewed.
Future Sound Of London
Look them up!!
Nice upload brings me back i remember watching this on channel 4 - Equinox was always interesting
Great artists !!!
On an eternal journey through time and space, I am taking FSOL and Led Zep.
Sometimes I wonder is Jez from Peep Show is directly inspired by Gaz
Can we have them back please?
They never left...
i think garys been locked in a room 2 long hes fuckin nuts but cool ha ha
i don't understand you guys.. has Gary pissed into your serials or something? this is very insightful view on some of the most original, inspiring and psychedelic music made today. Get a grip.
shiningdogawake but their last albums sucked ass
30 Years ♥FSOL
great interview
Genius...pure genius
@trevorgarford Thanks for your input Trev, you sure have mastered "beauty in language". I especially like the way you saved all the capital letters for the ending. Subversive wordsmith that you are.
Stunning!
♥ just bring in some love... awsome!
Thanks
There was only one genius in this DUO & it's no the guy talking.....🥱
Huh? Elaborate please =)
When Bob Moog invented the synthesizer he was beaten up by a string quartet in Zurich.
sometimes i think about little chickens
Never meet your heroes
:D
They still are...
FUCK YEAH ISDN IS BADASS
i think it was from a tv show called equinox 'rave new world'
Would anyone possibly know if the track at 1:22 has been released in any way?
I think it uses an amorphous androgynous sample or two.
1:04 deadly accurate about mainstream getting blow out by internet and social media - I mean .. BBC / Channel Four would have laughed you out of the studio for hosting Online gaming competitions on their platform… now TV - its a slow death
I’m pretty sure the dude who says nothing is the one doing all the actual work
This is a sketch off Jam right?
May 1995
what is he on about.. safe music tho
WOW
taken from this landmark episode of channel 4 equinox, here's the complete thing ruclips.net/video/8ngaSb3TfFU/видео.html There was an entire night on does anyone remember what else they broadcast?
There was also an Arthur C Clarke documentary on Fractals. Don't remember what else.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽👁
does anyone knows which plugin/programm shown @ 0:35?
Pasquale Maassen plug-in 🤣 this is a generation before that technology. Looks like Microsoft paint, but good question. They deserve a Masterclass more than Deadmou5
Eye fish
he is joking you guys
Did anyone respond?
Humanoid Intruder Alert
did anyone answer?
They're so high 2:51
@bubblebooth I AGREE
@everelusive9 hes a hippy now so i think so
Original!
no hes nuts
D R A H G Z
Dead Cities is top.
haha thought the same thing
probably never did acid on its own, lol!
Ebv..environments
Can anyone explain to me what the hell is Garry Cobain talking about? Is there any context behind this interview that I don't know? Thanks in advance!
Open your mind!
Does anybody know what this song is at 2:56?
Blankisart FSOL - You're Creeping Me Out (ISDN)
That should have been "not disparaging". It would have been an obvious mistake, taken in context with the rest of the post, and also with the previous posts. I guess spelling nazis' wouldn't notice that. You don't have to respond. No one is forcing you, or cares particularly. RUclips opinions are some of the worst idiocy on teh interwebs, and some wanker policing spelling on them is an even bigger idiocy.