Joe had the sweetest speaking voice ever. Its so difficult to imagine him being angry. Rest in peace Joe, and thanks for all that wonderful music. ❤

GREAT VIDEO. I REALLY DO MISS FELTHAM

Barbara Hepworth was revolutionary in her creation of sculpture . I was expecting classical music . But, hey I am not complaining .

You have no idea how long & hard I’ve been looking for pictures of feltham highstreet shopping centre from the late 1990s. I was born in 1995, feltham born & raised. I used to go kwik save with my mum & auntie every week as a kid. Pure nostalgia! When I was that young, everything memory wise seems so vague. This really took me back & gave me a perfect picture again. You’re the only one on here with pics like this unfortunately! Thankyou so much! If anyone has images of the shopping centre from the 1990s please let me know!

Just watched,great video,great song,come from teddington in my early 60s,remember Feltham back then

Whats the song bruz?

poor fella. he meant so well but was terrible at business

Fake

FAKE

Loving the memories, my old stomping ground.

I grew up in lower feltham moved away 1967 went back to remember what a crap hole now

One of my fave artists. Love the music. Very suitable for a a dream like time, not that far back, but seems further.

Toilet!

A they kill it tho it ugly

That one ugly ass dog

I grew up in Feltham and remember how nice it use to be many moons ago and the different shops pubs that were there. I use to fish in the pond as well when I was growing up. I moved out of the area about thirty years ago and how much it has changed and not for the better it has become an eyesore I would never move back. I think it's not just Feltham I think it is where ever you go that the planners and councils that are doing the redevelopment don't really look at what is needed they don't consider the infrastructure that is needed they put up tower blocks and new houses but don't build new hospitals doctors or dentist surgeries personally I think Feltham was better back in the 60s 70s and 80s when I was growing up and that is how I wish to remember it.

Poor old Feltham. Each generation of planners seemingly had a decade of fun without ever learning from the past. I was a paramedic at Feltham ambulance station for many years and watched the town be constantly re-designed and re-invented. When the massive new flat complex was built along the High St I was appalled. What a huge fire risk. Sad. And worrying.

please do not reproduce offspring

Good. Town. Till The. 1980s. Shithole. Now. Blacks. Muslims. Chavs. Felthams. Finished

Piper is a recent discovery for me, and one I'm happy I found. I watched a short documentary about him recently too. I found both him and his work to be very honest and real. He drew and painted the way he did, not for any pretentious artsy-fartsy reasons, but because he felt it was the best way to show how the subject made him feel. He was more than capable of making traditional, representational work , but chose to work this way. I hope to have the chance to view some of his work in person one day.

Yeah feltham high street planned by idiots dug up year after year they just can't make up their minds,worst place to go to ,asda /shoe zone/ pound land /cafe that does a form of breakfast that you can't eat/lots of empty coffee shops/ just a flashed up place full of buy to let's,a pond full of life (algea) and the odd special brew can,railings and social seating covered in pigeon muck,go in by bus and ecape quickly ,

what just happened?!?!?!

Wow simply amazing, explains a lot of how he run his studio. Any chance of a better quality upload wheres the source thanks again

Thanks for composing ''Telstar'' Joe (one of my favourite instrumentals!).

Jonathan Jones just sneered at John Piper in the graun, best advert he could have given him

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Thank you for putting this up, was incredibly interesting to listen to :)

This was such a great gig I had a great view from the side pretty close to Robin and too close to the P.A. I think I lasted about 40 minutes before my ears started to turn to jelly so I watched from the back for the last 30 or 40 minutes.

I'm still a dove!

www.barrycleveland.com/meek.htm Joe Meek's Bold Techniques Second Edition Legendary British producer and innovative recording genius Joe Meek-the man behind the global hit “Telstar”-has become a cult figure since his death in 1967, with Meek fan clubs, CD collections, and retrospectives growing in popularity every day-and a major documentary film on the way. Although much attention has been paid to his unusual life story and tragic passing, Joe Meek’s Bold Techniques is the first book that details the methods that led to Meek’s influential hits. Written by veteran music journalist Barry Cleveland, this book takes an industry perspective on Meek’s life. It explores his 12-year professional career in great depth, with special attention paid to the equipment and techniques he used, and the effect that his work had on the people around him. Also included is a newly restored and remastered version of Meek’s extraordinary 1959 stereo album about life on the Moon, I Hear a New World, made available in its original form for the first time (via digital streaming). Responsible for many “firsts,” at least in the U.K., Meek was: • One of the first to experiment professionally with sound-on-sound overdubbing techniques (1951) • The first to put microphones directly in front of and sometimes inside sound sources (1954) • The first to intentionally overload preamplifier inputs and print “hot” signals to tape (1954) • The first to use compressors and limiters in creative rather than corrective applications (1954) • The first to build a compact spring reverb unit (1957) • The first to “flange” sounds using two synchronized tape recorders (1958) • The first to employ tape loops on commercial recordings (1959) This Second Edition of Joe Meek’s Bold Techniques updates the 2001 edition with a new Introduction, new information, an additional chapter, and newly restored audio.

This is amazing stuff! Thx for posting.

Joe would have had an Iphone.... There is a clip on line where joe opens his flip phone whilst getting questioned by police, it is posted by guildford ghost

Well, I wrote and performed it myself...do you like it? Jamie

I had no idea that being an artist could be so easy. Those people who work on their skills and technique for decades are idiots !

If you love them spread the word.

Jack in great voice! Yeah!! Keep it up!

Thanks! Love John Piper's paintings:-)

cool

Hey we all have our own opinions and who is to say what is good or bad it is down to the personal preference. Cheers buddy

A labour of love no doubt. It works well

The music is by Jamie Leeson. Not Daniel Lanois. Do a search on Acid planet for his home page or amazon and also jamieleeson.yolasite.com

It my toon and my guitar playing and that is it

Nice. It reminds me of the guy who worked on the Slingblade soundtrack. I think his name was Daniel Lanois.

Daniel Lanois doing the music?

I have to do a report on him...

Cool drawings - an enjoyable viewing experience! Thanks!