Afterlife Interview with Donna Summer
Riffs and Beats finds Donna Summer under a mirrorball night, sequin gown catching every shard of light, standing still while the dance floor keeps moving.
Riffs and Beats finds Donna Summer under a mirrorball night, sequin gown catching every shard of light, standing still while the dance floor keeps moving.
Astronomy Domine opens The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, recorded at Abbey Road on 11 April 1967 with Syd Barrett on the low vocal and Rick Wright on the high one.
In January 1979 Pink Floyd moved into Super Bear, in the hills above Nice, and started seven months of work on The Wall.
The Thin Ice is the second track on The Wall, and it starts before anyone has agreed to sing.
The last forty seconds of Young Lust are not a skit written in a studio booth.
Parts 1 to 5 of Shine On You Crazy Diamond open Wish You Were Here in a fade, not a downbeat.
On 13 July 1986, at Sunset Sound in Hollywood, Prince cut The Cross without a click track and left the speeding drums in.
The first thing on Wish You Were Here, the song, is not the band.
In a parallel 1996, a pub-quiz row becomes a secret Brixton album, a chart event, and a Wembley night Blur and Oasis never quite escape.