The first ever Guitarist interview with James always sticks in my head as one of the most honest, unfiltered and illuminating interviews the magazine has ever carried. Glad to note things ain’t changed too much with James 😁
I've always loved that at the end of "No Surface All Feeling", the last track on the album, they use the recording of the demo of that song which Richie plays rhythm guitar on. And Richie's guitar is the very last thing you hear on the album, almost like they're letting him have the last word.
Fortunately I can't measure my life by the guitars I've lost or had stolen! 😱 Would love this to have been longer and go through other albums, songs, thank you for posting.
Great group.If music is meant to move you then they're at the helm.Yeah.. *Those* chords !! THAT voice. So accurate when saying the Jukebox effect of The Jam !
After really disliking this band because of "Motrorcycle Emptiness" this album gave a 360 degree turnaround. I've played this record on and on, never get's bored untill this day. And I love James as a guiatrist and singer. What a great man!
This man and that record are a big part of why I picked up a guitar and am still obsessed with the bloody thing 30 years later! Luv ya JDB 🤟👍
Same. I’m 43 and have been playing guitar since I was 16. I own 7.
James is so eloquent - always a pleasure listening to him speak. Very interesting interview - thanks for sharing!
Great guitarist and fantastic singer too. He has always done brilliant interviews, and you have to love his honesty. Thank-you 🙏
What a profoundly interesting perspective. Fantastic interview!
Great interview.
Thank you for this. One of the great songwriters of his era. Really appreciated the deep dive on both the song-craft and the recording techniques.
The first ever Guitarist interview with James always sticks in my head as one of the most honest, unfiltered and illuminating interviews the magazine has ever carried. Glad to note things ain’t changed too much with James 😁
Nice to hear deserved appreciation for Kevin Carter which initially got me into the band
One of the best - if not the best albums of the 90's for me, every track a stand out
Great guitarist, songwriter and eloquent speaker. Phenomenal band and still creative after all these years.💙
This album was musical awakening and it’s now my job thank you ❤️🙏
A great record to learn to play the guitar to. I had the songbook which made me appreciate how good a musician him and Sean are.
Always an easy listen to,top bloke
I've always loved that at the end of "No Surface All Feeling", the last track on the album, they use the recording of the demo of that song which Richie plays rhythm guitar on. And Richie's guitar is the very last thing you hear on the album, almost like they're letting him have the last word.
Fortunately I can't measure my life by the guitars I've lost or had stolen! 😱 Would love this to have been longer and go through other albums, songs, thank you for posting.
A band that actually mean something
What a fantastic interview! Thanks.
This is such a wonderful insight, thank you for sharing this.
Fantastic interview. Thanks very much. I'd love to have a cupa tea with these guys and talk music/guitars all night.
Great group.If music is meant to move you then they're at the helm.Yeah.. *Those* chords !! THAT voice. So accurate when saying the Jukebox effect of The Jam !
Love the songwriter stories - really cool to hear about the different ways huge songs come to life
What an articulate guy.
That time was so bittersweet. Everybody could see it. I'm sorry to say that I abandoned them after it.
Bloody brilliant album. One they had to do and it was a landmark.
Love this interview ❤
After really disliking this band because of "Motrorcycle Emptiness" this album gave a 360 degree turnaround. I've played this record on and on, never get's bored untill this day. And I love James as a guiatrist and singer. What a great man!
You really dislike them because of Motorcycle Emptiness? Well you've just told us your taste in music is not to be trusted 😂
@@MarcoNegrisEye Haha LOL. Very true ... I almost like all MSP songs, but I still can't get used to that song 😅
First! And very important album
❤❤❤ JDB.
The Holy Bible is their best album by far.
Yep, depressing as it is......
DON'T go chasing blue cars now!
Due to the era, the thing is so bloody badly mastered, though.