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'''Gordon Beck''': Keyboards (9-11) | '''Gordon Beck''': Keyboards (9-11) | ||
=Summary of quotes on "Wardenclyffe Tower" | =Summary of quotes on "Wardenclyffe Tower"= | ||
Allan Holdsworth discussed his album "Wardenclyffe Tower" in various interviews. He mentioned his desire to add a new track and his affinity for certain equipment, particularly Mesa Boogie gear. Holdsworth shared his frustration with the mixing process, his approach to album titles, and how he composes music with an imaginary backdrop. While he acknowledged potential parallels between his career and Nikola Tesla's lack of recognition, he emphasized his focus on music rather than recognition. In comparing the sound of his albums, he felt "Wardenclyffe Tower" had a less uniform sound than his later work. | Allan Holdsworth discussed his album "Wardenclyffe Tower" in various interviews. He mentioned his desire to add a new track and his affinity for certain equipment, particularly Mesa Boogie gear. Holdsworth shared his frustration with the mixing process, his approach to album titles, and how he composes music with an imaginary backdrop. While he acknowledged potential parallels between his career and Nikola Tesla's lack of recognition, he emphasized his focus on music rather than recognition. In comparing the sound of his albums, he felt "Wardenclyffe Tower" had a less uniform sound than his later work. | ||
=Quotes on "Wardenclyffe Tower= | =Quotes on "Wardenclyffe Tower= | ||
==[[No Secret (Guitar Extra 1992)]]== | ==[[No Secret (Guitar Extra 1992)]]== | ||
