Michael Schenker interview (part 3)
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Michael about Nuclear Blast, Michael Schenker Fest, influencing others, Metallica, not expecting awards, the new album Resurrection, working with all his vocalists together, going with the flow.
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Video interview with German rock guitarist Michael Schenker, previously of Scorpions and UFO and these days of his solo projects. FaceCulture spoke with Michael about Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, a fascination for the single string, his early years, Eric Clapton and Rory Gallagher, how he writes, his time with Scorpions, UFO, working with Klaus Meine, the early 70s, Black Sabbath, not needing fame, an unused autobiography, Temple of Rock, needing a break, stage fright, MSG’s Lights Out, Michael Schenker Fest, influencing others, Metallica, not expecting awards, the new album Resurrection, working with all his vocalists together, going with the flow, and a lot more! (07/12/2017) - บันเทิง
omg his personality, thought process and philosophy makes him even more beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Surprised he does listen to other bands. As guitarist I like listening. I’ve been a fan of Michael for a long time and he’s the reason I started playing a guitar. Great interview.
One of my favorites!
Best Schenker interview ever.
What a great guy...these are very insightful interviews! I've been a follower since since the Scorpions! Thank you Michael!
This is like winning the lottery for me.
Thank's for the upload!
👍👍👍🎸
I'd love to read Michael's autobio. Too bad he threw it away. I'd like to know more about the relationship Michael had with Uli Jon Roth.
Michael, Uli, and Gary Moore were massively influential on American (and European) guitarists, but were never HUGE rock stars here, in the US.
What's weird is Michael keeps talking about his 1980s as being "experimental" and I actually think he believes it. What he did was start using the harmonic minor scale, some Phrygian stuff, more chromatics...and he thinks that was experimental...because he's not like Uli, who really knows music theory deeply.
Also: UFO were in LA a year before Van Halen got signed, and Edward (and Rhoads, Lynch and other LA hotshots on the scene then) really made a huge impact on his playing. His soloing on Obsession - done alone, with just a producer in a huge US mail warehouse - sounds like a very different guy than the guy on Lights Out. There's nothing in the entire UFO catalog that sounds like his soling and fills on "You Don't Fool Me", "Pack It Up And Go", " "Hot and Ready" and "One More For The Rodeo." It's proto-shred! He sounds influenced by the young LA virtuosos.
That probably led to more "experimentation" but my gawd Michael: listen to Steve Vai's Flex-able record: now THAT is a shredding rock guitarist experimenting! Still: what Michael calls "experimenting" I think qualifies as "expansion of structures and melodic palette." I love the MSG stuff after he broke with UFO the first time.
Still: one of my all-time favorites: immaculate, tasty, uncanny in his melodic rhythms, and always a fantastic tone.
Ah. My new guitar God. Michael Schenker. Who I sadly discovered in my 30s. Prob 20 years too late.. discovered for myself, not making him famous. Not that anyone was confused about that lol
Never too late 👍
I got lucky and saw him twice in the 70 s with UFO. The reason I fell in love with UFO was the guitar playing. UFO was the back up band for B. O. C and the Outlaws if ya can believe that.
Been a fan science 1982
Don't get me wrong, I love MSG, but they never seemed like an experimental project to me.
I have ripped on Micheal and Rudolph in the last few years but....they are both fascinating people and obviously had a large influence on heavy metal. I'm not keen on Micheals last few releases, but he is still a legend. Both him and Rudolph are very self aware and philosophical. Interesting to listen to.
Personally I have 《Thank you, Thank you 2 😁, Thankyou 3, Shenker-Pattison SUMMIT, MSG, MSG Assault attack, temple of rock- bridge the gap and spirit on a mission, and Michael Schenker FEST Resurrection ❤ What a great musician...
And I have also 《the the collection》Mr Michael Schenker was great
And of course I'm the generation with UFO...
Ufo smoked easyvlist4ning music for germans
He's a bit delusional, which is why there was problems when he was in the Scorpions and UFO, his own band wasnt a lot different to his other bands. He didn't really experiment in the 80s musically.
your just an ass shut up
Seems like Michael looked back on his chaotic life then weaved a story around it to try to make sense of it. Mostly to himself.
@@michaelstephen819 Yes. I love him, but I think you nailed it. I think a LOT of people do this: developing a self-narrative in retrograde introspection. As Nietzsche would say, "Human. All-too human." But still: he's beautiful. Elegant phrasing, perfect vibrato, uncanny melodic sense: a great, great player.
His an amazing Guitarist up there with Ed Halen, Carlos Santana, Jimmy Page ,ulli. roth ,Hendrix andSlash enjoy there talent
"i gave him the name back for free" .....how generous a guy, lol. power play the name (ufo, which existed BEFORE you became a part of the band) into your own, then "give it back for free" thats tantamount to taking candy from a baby, giving it back and telling everyone what a great parent you are.
horrible lighting, makes him look cross-eyed.