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Vor 3 Tagen · Tony Kaye: Well, I really believed in the album at that time, and I think it was a little bit underrated, actually, and it certainly wasn’t the big deal that 90125 and Big Generator achieved. So it was a little disappointing in that regard, but I thought the band was playing really well. There is a live recording, a live video of that Yes that you probably have seen
Vor 4 Tagen · Initially, Tony Kaye intended for Danny Vinyard, Edward Furlong’s character playing Norton’s little brother, to be the movie’s main character. This didn’t sit well with Edward Norton, who ...
Vor 4 Tagen · With Chris Squire’s gritty bass work and Tony Kaye’s hyperactive organ runs offering flashes of the group’s future prog-rock brilliance, standout tracks such as the trippy Beyond And Before and the sinuous closer Survival provided evidence of a group about to blossom into one of the wildest orchids of the prog-rock garden.
Vor 2 Tagen · The stunned X/Twitter user snapped a photo of the film, which stars Edward Norton as neo-Nazi Derek Vinyard and was directed by Tony Kaye, and shared it on the social media platform - much to the ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Fragile est le premier album de Yes avec Rick Wakeman, qui a rejoint le groupe après son aventure avec les Strawbs au milieu de l'année 1971, et pour remplacer le claviériste d'origine Tony Kaye.
Vor einem Tag · Na het zowel artistiek als commercieel geflopte “Big Generator” en het in allerlei opzichten desastreuze album “Union”, ontstaat een nieuw Yes: Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Chris Squire, Alan White & Rick Wakeman. Die laatste moest afhaken om juridische redenen en met Tony Kaye op toetsen was de bezetting van “90125” weer bij elkaar.
Vor 5 Tagen · James> In 1993 Dunlop’s spot 'Tested for the Unexpected' hit our screens, directed by Tony Kaye. I was 16 years old, and it changed everything. I was loving art and quite good at it, but had no concept of the creative industries, no understanding how you could get into them or what you could even do.
