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Petr Potacek
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Breaking down David Bowie's 'Heroes' – Tony Visconti & Erin Tonkon
This film is an extended version of BBC Four programme Music Moguls: Masters of Pop (Episode 2: Melody Makers).
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p039w5p7
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03g18sx
Check out also Tony Visconti co-producing Bowie's Warszawa, doing a lot of co-production (probably more than people think): ruclips.net/video/FODvjYoVEi8/видео.html
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p039w5p7
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03g18sx
Check out also Tony Visconti co-producing Bowie's Warszawa, doing a lot of co-production (probably more than people think): ruclips.net/video/FODvjYoVEi8/видео.html
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Joe Strummer & Mick Jones - U.S. North
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Dude couldnt wait to talk about that kiss lol That mic trick he did i think is siiick
I always assumed Fripp’s guitar part was a keyboard.
I'm 64 years old, I've always lived with you, I miss you, Joe, and sometimes I cry when I listen to you.
thanks for sharing. so good to hear it track by track
Master at work
I. Enjoyed. The. English. German. And. The. English. French. Heros. Versions. My. Favorites
I wish there was a 30 minute version of heroes with all sounds/tracks being introduced one after the other over the basic tracks until it would build up to the »standard » Heroes song.
I have been trying to learn Fripp’s guitar part. I didn’t realise just how much is going on in that simple phrase.
Really wish we had an isolated track version of Fripp's third guitar track- it sounds really pretty and very much like his work when soloing over Frippertronics.
15:06 Erin: "Sure" ^__^
Why U2 couldnt call themselves U1
this is wonderful...
What a treasure, Mick and Joe sound like one voice, so beautiful.
Well done Erin.
Heroes gives me goosebumps everytime i hear it. Not many other songs have that effect on me.
Genialt !!
When you hear the disparate parts on their own, many of them don't sound good to me, or like rock'n'roll at all. Then, every time you put them all together, the music sounds like ✨M A G I C ✨ and the Stardust is back! I heard a completely different story as to how Bowie came up with the "kiss by the wall" lyrics but I'm gonna believe Tony Visconti.
Thanks so much Grant.
Fascinating! Layers of brilliance!
Erin <3
May I complement you for all your work amazing
11:42 my favorite part of the song. I also would love if they released a version of heroes with just fripps guitar, enos ambient elements, and bowies vocals. I would mix it myself if I knew how.
Make a record of this Tony ruclips.net/video/JMozJF5fuCI/видео.htmlsi=lqofovxZWMeoNJOj
Bowie's Berlin trilogy albums all have a disastrously bad sound, as if they were recorded by a total amateur who sat down at the mixing desk at random. The quality of Bowie's music is of course brilliant, but the quality of the sound is appalling - and I wonder if it was recorded that way on purpose. I have to say that I have quite expensive audiophile equipment and I know what good sound is. I will give the example of the group Kraftwerk, who had avant-garde music for that time and also experimented with sound, and their albums were recorded incomparably better than Bowie's. It seems to me that Visconti had a pretty good feel for music production, but he had no idea about the audio aspect of recording.
Imagine being there, part of making this - even in some small way. In some tumble down part of 70s Berlin, totally unaware you're hearing and making history happen
all these hidden easter eggs. glad visconti is like OZ explaining what's behind the curtain for one of the worlds most beloved songs.
Joe Strummer and Mick Jones could sing the menu at Kentucky Fried Chicken😮😅and it would be lovely 🤣❤️🌈😇🙏long live the Clash and Joe Strummer, rest in peace 🙏🌺😌
This song sure is extra long , lol 😅😊10 minutes of the same hook, drum beats and hearing Joe Strummer and Mick Jones singing, brings peace, hope and happiness😢❤🤗😘🌈🙏🤗
Haha, I bet Joe did think it was too long but I really love that he clearly let Mick do whatever he wanted with it. I think it's great, I can't believe this was never used or even publicly heard until recent years! Their voices sound great together.
Gosh this is so FUCKING beautiful.
It's so ironic learning about all these great sounds that were made up on the spot and commited to and then having the video interrupted by ads for sample packs and drum software!
Legendary
@9:45 tears of joy as previoualy unnoticed Eno&Frippertronics are way up in the mix. Then devastatingly, Visconti announces that he now wants to remix...but he wont! 😢 utterly crestfallen
My vote goes to Erin! She is the best!
Not at all funny Both men are in Hell
Erin can you please send me the copy s of David's young Americans copy of all and 1980s please and thanks forever
Who is Coco Schwab??
I'm quite shocked that Tony V doesn't know the name of the EMS VCS-3, which was Eno's weapon of choice, along with Floyd, Jarre etc.
TBH, I do not like this song. The soundtrack is OK, but lyrics is contrived and kind of does not fit all that polyphony. IMO the best Fripp's collaboration was with David Sylvian (apart from his work with Eno of course).
Outrageous that Bowie estate gives Fripp no credit on the song. That Fripp/Crimson sound is in there holding it all together.
Masterpiece
All the sounds he says wasn't "very good", or "cheesy", makes the song. I love abstract versions of the real thing. In art as well as music. I fear how Heroes would've sounded, had it been recorded today. Full brass orchestra. Full live string section. Now that would truly have been cheesy. By comparison, the Solina and Chamberlin sounds heartbreaking.
Stax Records from Alabama? I thought Stak Records was from Tennessee
Love this explanation, never realised Bowie played so many instruments though not necessarily that skilled but a basic technique.
Bowie also played the sax. You can hear him play in "Neuköln", also from the heroes album
The studio as an instrument: painting with sound. ❤
4:57 & 5:58 that unmistakable dissonant squeal by Fripp that occurs 14 seconds into the song.
Erin
Amazing song and wonderful story of how Heroes was made. First time I heard the song, I turned it up.
I'm waiting for my man...
What is it about music you want to bob your head. I did listening to this.
The kiss. Good grief.