This is an absolutely fantastic conversation with a true legend. Cheers lads.

Yep, at 3 years old Fin would load the JMJ CD into the player on his own. Trying to find someone to teach him to play piano/keyboard at an early age was hard. Most thought it was a "phase" he was going through. We met some interesting people that had an impact on Fin's early musical education.

I haven't watched the whole of this video as just came across it - but FATE made me jump to 9:05 - what ethereal sounding beauty is this?!

Awesome interview - and perhaps being slightly too young to remember Ultravox # 1 (I was born in 1973) - this song sounds incredible! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqrEdXV7iplrrNk

Chuffed to bits that Black submarine got a mention, Nick Mccabe and Si Jones ex verve, Great interview Rob is such a nice and down to earth guy.

Ultravox Mark 1 for me, John Foxx's lyrics match the sonic invention and he gave them an authentic surrealist direction that was rather unsettling. Mark 2 sounds quite nice, I'm glad they went on but they feel kind of inconsequential, they sold way more though.

Terrific interview! I need to listen to the latest album a little more. Enjoyed hearing about the process and collaborations.

Great interview, well done guys. Rob is a genuinely nice bloke.

Good episode lads

Good episode lads

I’ve enjoyed watching this interview a lot. What a genuinely lovely and talented bloke he is. Dave Gahan’s involvement first brought me to ‘Humanist’. I honestly thought ‘Shock Collar’ was a surprise new DM track when I first heard it played in my local vinyl store. The new album is stunning, as is his first. Thanks for sharing this guys. :)

The second and final part of our chat with Rob Marshall (aka HUMANIST) talking about the new HUMANIST album “On the Edge of a Lost & Lonely World” - such a great chat and one of the albums of the year so far, tell us what you think?

See you in Manchester and Sheffield. Gonna be amazing. Best wishes Rob. You are a gentleman. David. ❤❤❤

I Love Humanist. Rob is a very humble guy with an amazing talent for the guitar. I saw him with Exit Calm years ago... Saw him him in Sheffield with Jimmy from Puressence and it blew my mind... He deserves all the sucess and i believe the music with be international quite soon. Great to watch. Great to talk to. I Love Humanist and the concept. Best wishes Rob. David Fielding. ❤❤❤

Kraftwerk are one of my faves, I first heard Autobahn and that was it! Bought all their albums and saw them live in '82.

Excellent band, I really loved Speak & Spell. I love Tora, Tora which I heard on a John Peel session along with Photographic, instantly hooked. Thanks guys great show.

You leave me hanging...😂🖤

It doesn't matter what these guys do they're absolutely fantastic at it with Neil's sweet voice and Chris brilliance and gorgeous figure and smile and songs he does u cant go wrong

Pipeline is one of my favorite songs 🔥🔥💯.

Some great picks there from 2021. Looking forward to your AOTY picks for 2024. ps Love that T-shirt Mark 👍

A National Treasure, what a perfect comment! Lovely review gentlemen!! _Alf_ is such a soulful record and Alison is a powerhouse vocalist! However, I find her more recent work to be far more proactive & arresting... Still "Where Hides Sleep" gives me the chills every time I hear it! Wonderful presentation, keep them coming! 💯

Great interview as always, what a nice guy and love that story about buying his first guitar. I will deffo check the new album. well done guys.

Alan Wilder was a genius musician.. miss him so much

Our interview with Rob Marshall (aka HUMANIST) talking about the new HUMANIST album “On the Edge of a Lost & Lonely World” - the second HUMANIST album and we think one of THE albums of 2024 - such a great chat, tell us what you think ?

Synthesiser's causes baldness. Those Fairlight CMIs, Minu Moogs, Emulators, ARPs, DX7s and Jupiter 8s deforest the skull quicker than a Amazon rainforest. Ask Midge Ure, Vince Clarke, the Flock of Seagulls's Mike Score.

Thanks for this! Also love his solo album "Transportation" with Steve Howe on guitars.

Why "Dark Glasses" was not on the "Human racing" tracklist, (only on a B-side), is a question I'll never have a clue. That track is too good to be a B-side, it should even have been released as a single, in my opinion.

Nik's first two albums were released within just a few months, so when "The riddle" appeared on the radios, many thought it was another single from the "Human racing" album... That might be the reason why his second album was a bit "in the shadow" of his first...

Thank you for this review! This is still their neglected masterpiece and my favorite album from them (with Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) a very close second). I keep praying and hoping that this will get a deluxe reissue someday that includes the 7" single edits and 12" mixes from the "Sexcrime" and "Julia" singles, unreleased material and the actual instrumental score used in the film that's only presently available as a bonus feature on the 1984 Blu-ray. 😎

Great album and how appropriate because we are so close to Orwell’s masterpiece in real life. The most Moroderesque they got.

Awesome interview. So interesting to hear JJ's account of the events back then.

Fabulous interview guys, love your channel! Consider myself lucky to have seen Rusty do a live set before a Spandau Ballet concert some years ago. Fantastic, love Rusty 🤩❤

It would be lovely if they could come to Australia but I don’t think they have the following here. I absolutely love the vibe and the songs, I have also watched a few live videos and am amazed at the way they put it all together.

Thank you guys! This is still one of my favorite albums! A brave outing for the Eurythmics. I had wished they would follow it up with more great synthpop but instead they ventured into rock/soul instead. I still cherish this album. Chilling, arresting and mesmerizing! Awesome review! 💙

Eurythmics were another band at the time that I SHOULD have liked, but didn't really - at least not enough to buy anything. Strange how you can love one thing and not another that's similar 🤔

I always really like this album. I thought the music far more suited the mood of the film. Although Sex Crime (1984) was a big hit I was surprised that Julia wasn't a hit too. I'm hoping that the album will be reissued one day with all the tracks off the singles that aren't on the original album. There's the 7" edit of Julia and there's extended mixes of Sex Crime (1984) and Ministry Of Love.

My fav Eurythmics album, pity it wasn't used on the film, classic❤totally fit the subject matter IMHO😊

Love the singles.You don't hear Sexcrime(1984) on Smooth radio I bet. Pity we're living in a proto version of the book nowadays.

Eurythmics never made a bad album in my opinion

I absolutely love this album. It's too bad Radford didn't like it but I'm glad they released it anyway.

A great album and still listen to it when the mood takes me

Not as commercial but still excellent, I kinda lost interest when they went 'rock', with the exception of 'Savage', which I really enjoyed.

I loved this record her voice was incredible on this❤❤

Not bad!

Our final EC Celebration of albums celebrating its 40th Anniversary in 1984 ..... appropriately it's the Eurythmics soundtrack album to the film "1984". The music wasn't liked by the films director - tell us what YOU think ?

Over 60 I am 57, and i still remenber all your music in high School. Love you, and you are the best.

Hello Mr. Dolby did you get a hair transplant? It looks great!

Album cover reminded me somehow of the B-52's Mesopotamia album.. an absolute great line-up of songs in Mange Tout.

I totally enjoyed Ultravox in the Midge Ure years. The piano and violin mixed with the synthesizers is definitely their signature sound. White China plus the Special Mix and Lament are my fave on this album, but honestly every song is Gold