The Mike Oldfield Discography Podcast, Episode 13

(Album review, analysis and discussion) Nothing was ever heard of him again, except for the sound of... This podcast series takes you on a journey through the almost 30 full-length albums released by the British multi-instrumentalist and composer. Hosts Markus Reuter and Tobias Fischer have been life-long admirers of Mike’s work. Here, they exchange thoughts, ideas and insights through expansive conversations in Markus’s Berlin studio. Each episode is a deep dive dedicated to one album, uncovering what makes it unique and what connects it to other entries in his discography. Starting with Opus One, and then the iconic Tubular Bells, the Podcast aims to shed light on the work of a singular artist - whose work has become an important ingredient of our music culture.

In this episode Tobias Fischer and I talk freely about "AI" in music.

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The Mike Oldfield Discography Podcast, Episode 12

(Album review, analysis and discussion) Nothing was ever heard of him again, except for the sound of... This podcast series takes you on a journey through the almost 30 full-length albums released by the British multi-instrumentalist and composer. Hosts Markus Reuter and Tobias Fischer have been life-long admirers of Mike’s work. Here, they exchange thoughts, ideas and insights through expansive conversations in Markus’s Berlin studio. Each episode is a deep dive dedicated to one album, uncovering what makes it unique and what connects it to other entries in his discography. Starting with Opus One, and then the iconic Tubular Bells, the Podcast aims to shed light on the work of a singular artist - whose work has become an important ingredient of our music culture.