talks jaw-dropping solos, the "exquisitely unique" SynthAxe, and his love of headless guitars in his final interview - Guitar World
Vanderwolf
Extinction! (single): A-side "When The Fire Grows Cold" with Robert Wyatt vocal, B-side "Extinction!" 7-minute Balkan-brass psychedelic fantasy with daevid allen glissando guitar - Michael Limnios, Blues Network
question #1 : I'm really interested in how you ended up playing in New York Gong and what that experience was like. Can you tell that story? (contains traces of Giorgio Gomelsky, Bill Laswell, daevid allen, Fred Maher, Michael Beinhorn, Gilli Smythe, Yoshko Seffer, Stu Martin, Bill Bacon, Don Davis, and a yellow school bus) - Rick Moody, Culture
Terry Riley : Lighting Up Nodes
Between 1962 and 1963, you were living in Paris and often hanging out with Daevid Allen. Reflect on those days. - Anil Prasad, Innerviews
Josh Pollock (University of Errors) : More Than Just The Notes
what intrigues me most about this musician is his intention and expertise in looking beyond the strictly auditory elements of performance, to see the broader nature of the art - Anthony Shaw, All About Jazz
Entrevues de Tim Blake, Gilli Smyth, Didier Malherbe; Hommage à Pierre Moerlen, chroniques de disques et DVD; Radio Gnome Invisible, Euterpe, University of Errors, Le GongOscope 26; Les bootlegs incontournables - Vapeur Mauve webzine volume 5 pdf
Howard Scarr: a sound scientist
Gwyo Zepix (Zorch) - contains traces of Hans Zimmer, Access, Waldorf, Zebra Science, plus a bottomless tureen of synthesizer alphabet soup - Audio News Room
Pip Pyle
Gong, Phil Miller, Richard Sinclair, Matching Mole, Hatfield and the North, and shaving - web · rtf