Unique insight, but a bit more preparation please
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“I’m going to give this an extremely enthusiastic five stars
. Apple does not give a six star option but I would have knocked it out of the five star anyway because of one small detail I Love the insider perspective. However , he might consider doing a bit more research ahead of time on the artists. For the interview with Gary Numan, for example, he confessed that he did not know the full name of the album nor the single that is being released. But I had to find something to pick at in this otherwise incredibly immersive series of conversations... This is a musician who has has the ability to share some incredible insights through his conversations with other superstars of the age of new wave and synth. For example, in one conversation they discuss how songs used to be written and the producers role in those songs. It’s contrasted with the current way that pop songs are written and left me with a better understanding of why I find it hard to enjoy any music written by anyone Who started making music in this modern era of Apple garage band logic, and other digital crutches He says this is a series of podcasts as a way for him to overcome the COVID-19 crisis. I sincerely hope this continues this project as a bunch of in-depth conversations for the long future to come”
Magazinefan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/01/21
More reviews of Electronically Yours with Martyn Ware
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“Great relaxed podcast with a right on host and a range of truly original and inspiring guests !! I’ve done Richards Hawley and Strange plus John Foxx in one evening and am hooked! It’s more like a cultural review, with philosophical musings and great tales of the industry ...”
dansonovagun via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/30/21
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“Not bad. Martin Gore should be on this.”
Mr Day via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/03/23
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“This music that the podcast focuses on has had
a resurgence and after the rock press squeezed everything out of classic rock and alternative bands from the 80s and onward, it’s so refreshing to hear the voices behind a body of work that was waiting to be discovered for us younger folks after...”Read full review »
Middleman108 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/23/21
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