Another nice one and damn he looks good for his age of 69.
Today is his 70th birthday by the way:




And two more worth sharing:

@4:28 "It's better", "It just is"

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Interview with Steve about Synaesthesia and the Hydra album:

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25 years after Waterfall (1993):



I never knew they made The Morphanage - Your Mind, remixed it as Atlantic Ocean and also the Klubbheads did some like this Speed Garage remix:

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New Sash! interview, I guess I was a fan looking at the singles I bought:




Since his new album Together We Rule The World just came out, the Push - Universal Nation interview:

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Twan did a couple of interviews during ADE2018, first one is Gabriel & Dresden talking about their brand new "Remedy" album, still to come another one with them and with Chicane, Solarstone and JMJ:

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A very nice interview with Rich, the story behind "Seven Cities" by Solarstone:




Also a Jean-Michel Jarre interview at the Amsterdam Dance Event:

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Enjoy Twan's interview with Chicane about Offshore:

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Good videos

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Originally posted by Trance-M Enjoy Twan's interview with Chicane about Offshore:

Thanks for this

It's an interesting concept for sure. Are there similar series like this with a slightly less cheddar approach? I'm guessing this one will cover the making of Cotton Eye Joe for the next episode.

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I've actually enjoyed this series; I think it's funny to think that certain people have literally lived off one main track - Mike Oldfield was a 19 year old kid when he came up with Tubular bells and it was widely regarded as an audiophile staple. He had a couple of releases since then but nothing came close in terms of sales or fame.

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It's an interesting concept for sure. Are there similar series like this with a slightly less cheddar approach? I'm guessing this one will cover the making of Cotton Eye Joe for the next episode.

In fairness, I think Cotton Eye Joe is actually less cheesey than Sash! lol.

I do think certain things discussed are pretty interesting; the fact that Bracegirdle talks about how tracks he made back then took months and months while basically working on nothing else, but then you've got guys like Felix basically knocking it out in a couple of days.

Enjoy Twan's interview with Gabriel & Dresden: The story behind "Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes"

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