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Nicely played - Check out Brian Crain his older works are awesome!

You played a blinder, captain.

A beautiful poem and track

Thanks Paul, great interview. There is no link to the second edition in the description. Rocket 88 just has the originals. Do you have a link?

Beautiful cover ❤

Lovin it Paul

A blend of Bent and Dr.Seuss :D and Paul Melia.. of course ;)

This was a really excellent interview! Would you ever have a chat with @breathless345?

Very good! I love Talk Talk with all my soul! ❤️❤️❤️ The best band and Mark Hollis one of the most great musical genius ever!! 💕

For people outside the US, can you please explain more?

what's the twitter account he mentions at the end ? fatpet3 ?

Nigel needs to write a book man. Waiting for a Nigel+Bush reunion, all the OG members.. I would pay a lot of money to see that.

ANother Irish man in the world of Beatles! Brilliant!!

I was there when Beinhorn and Frank tested the Euphonix R-1. 96 tracks at 96k. Beinhorn ended up with 24 channels of lavry AD and the rest was the Euphonix converters. I was at Conway when they were setting everything up. If I remember correctly, Pro Tools couldn't do 96k at the time. And I couldn't get the Pyramix card to work either. That's all I have.

Great job.

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Gavin has to be completely torn up over how he treated Nigel. When they had their falling out it showed in the music. Golden State is an awful album and it only got worse for Bush from there when he departed. Nigel was always my favorite part of the band. The way he played guitar opened my eyes to that instrument and I'm thankful for Nigel to this day. It's wonky that because somebody writes a melody and lyrics they think they have the full ownership. Bush was very much a collaboration and Gavin's ego got out of control to where he thought he was BUSH.

Thank you for another great interview @paulmelia. I seem to be working my way through your catalogue in non-chronological order. I just listened to AV1 and it's a transcendental experience. Any idea how Hollis' installation music can be heard? BTW, saw the Tina Turner concert live in Newark, NJ. I think it was on her 69th or 70th birthday and she rocked the entire arena, just as Phil described. She ran off stage and onto a narrow arm of a cherry picker and proceeded to dance her ass off in stiletto heels. Legend!

Great interview Paul Melia. Truly appreciate Phil Brown taking the time to tell his tale and share his lessons. Just ordered the revised edition of Phil's book. Can't wait to tuck in.

Just received a PhD in engineering listening to Phil Brown. Especially, loved the Hollis, Marley and Hendrix anecdotes. And just checked out Pepe Deluxe, they're awesome. Thank you

Remix eat

If I'm being honest... as a hardcore punk rocker... RKL was my favorite band, but before RICH KIDS ON LSD, I loved Bush... more than anything... and goddamnit... fucking BLINK 182 reunited... WHY CANT BUSH? Gavin is great, he's got the best voice, but damn... just swallowed alone... That hit will never be recreated without Nigel... I know what its like to be underappreciated, but goddamnit, can you at least be underappreciated but still a part? Goddamn, Swallowed is never gunna happen again without Nigel... and it sucks. Dude, he's the English Irish Rory Gallagher... Honestly, maybe better... There has never been a better more melodic use of a slide... and Ive seen many try...

This guy is a real legend. So excited to check this out

This song has got so many emotions in it that I'm personally caught off guard with your reaction. To me this song seems has it was written for me . Lost my . Mother and my Dad and my son Tommy when he was 24 and I also lost my Daughter Misty at only 3and ahalf so this song is pretty personal to me. Tommy from Nashville Tennessee

Great video!

Man I so wish Bush would Reunite with all the original members from 1995. I love Nigel. He's an amazing guitarist and he's super nice in person.

Lovely interview - thanks.

Really miss his guitar sound in Bush , would have loved to hear what he would have brought to the newer songs. I visited his guitar shop very cool. Glad he’s still releasing music . His debut album was great.

Love this interview. Great guests.

Fair paul, great interview and you are asking the right questions

Enjoyable interview! Nice to hear a good knowledgable conversation about Mal and this book. ❤

Far too dark

Does anyone happen to know the exact model of Gavin’s green Strat used on the razor blade suitcase tour? I’ve always been told it’s the Eric Clapton 7up green but that’s not true. I believe it to be a 91 Strat ‘57 Reissue ST57 lace sensor MIJ. If I had to bet it previously belonged to Nigel.

Nigel do you still have the painted Fender Strat Plus?

most people dont want strange mostly men with no documentation coming from culturals which totally clash with irish culture especially african and asian migrants

Fr Lampert is a great guest and interviewee. He helped so much to make this an interesting interview.

I'm looking forward to it. Good luck 👍

Great interview! Really enjoy both of your content. Thanks!

It’s great to see nigel do an interview after so long, hope he does some more or plays something live, recorded.

This was awesome, I wish Nigel would do more interviews. I was *obsessed* with Bush in the 90s, and his guitar work influences me to this day, just a brilliant brilliant artist

Such a fantastic musician. Thank you for this so much. 🎸 👏

Love it at is

The Beatles have always been goofy and cheesy because they never gave a fuck about what was fashionable or not. That's why they reached absolute genious, they never were afraid of that lack of style or they would have become The Doors or Led Zeppelin. Yesterday, Imagine, Ob la di ob la da are over cheesy songs created by men who never gave an absolute f.. of what the era asked from them. Being absolutely true to yourself is the best way to reach greatness, and this is exactly what we're missing today with overproduced songs with perfect mixes, calculated imagery and products whose sole purpose is to not be able to be criticized by the masses. So for me, this is a true Beatles song and music video.

That was a fun listen. Thanks Paul and Phill

No wonder George said its not good enough. It just doesn't have the magic. It's very sterile. And I am a total Beatles obsessive. Paul and Ringo didn't need to do this. It is great to hear anything Beatles as they bring good vibes but this song should have stayed as a John piano and vocal only. It's classic mid 70s Lennon but it's not Beatles if you know what I mean. Real Love is a better song in my book. But each tiotheir own. If you dig it then by all means enjoy it with peace and love!

This version was good but it was repetitive and I was also bummed they removed the prechorus. Also Paul's bass was too aggressive during the verse imo. Shouldve kept it simple then had fun in the chorus. What also sucks is they pulled all the other versions off youtube right when this official version came out. Some guy made a orignal Lennon version with AI pulling his voice and it was amazing but they blocked it.

Yoko found a tape that said :for Paul. Its all about the shared life of those boys, then men, then missed loved ones. It's a song because they connect that way. It's a covenant of love. The remaining beatles are in their 80s. They've known each other since they were children. My friend and I were were 4 when we heard the Beatles and played Beatles. We're in our mid 60s. Every memory we have has a musical backdrop of the Beatles. This song works for our love covenant too.

Such a pleasure to hear you both talk; Phill Brown's memory is astonishing! These stories are a great tribute to music history, next to Phill's enormous contribution to the most remarkable music by his unique recording skills. Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to listen to your nuanced conversations, it really brings a moment of warmth in these confusing times.

At 4:33 I meant the green screen.

I enjoyed the video, but the actual song is very mediocre. This song, along with the Anthology singles are not canon, in my opinion. This reeks of nothing more than a cash-grab, because the fans will buy every vinyl variant of the single and Red and Blue albums. Heck, McCartney III had 5000 different versions available. It's a poor way for one of the greatest legacy bands to take advantage of a captive audience that will purchase anything. Paul and Ringo will not be around in a few years, so I guess enjoy what was created, but it's still not a definitive Beatles song in my book.