FREE APPRECIATION SOCIETY

ISSUE #131 (September 2013)

FREE / Paul Kossoff / Paul Rodgers / Andy Fraser / Simon Kirke

 

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This is a brand new copy, not previously owned or read and comes straight from the FAS.

This issue features 44 colour pages and the magazine is pretty much rammed with goodies.

Another magazine crammed with good reading and this issue specifically features the new Jess Roden Anthology and a large article on multi-track tape. 

                       

The Jess Roden 6CD set has been a long time coming and not only do we have a full in-depth review of it but we also have an exclusive interview with Jess that covers his recording of 'I'm Ready' with Paul Kossoff. You won't find any reference to this anywhere else, not even in the sleeve notes of the retrospective!

The multi-track tape article covers the history of recording, both professional and 'home studio' along with a look at how the use of these tapes has changed over the past few years with the advent of the large boxed set featuring alternate and unissued versions of material previously left in the vaults. We also look at how some of the Led Zeppelin multi-tracks have slipped out into the public arena via bootlegs and also how the 5.1 surround sound remixes and 'Guitar Hero' game generation have allowed a huge wave of multi-track 'stems' to become available for mixing by the home studio enthusiast. We look at what's out there, what you need to play them and how to get started with 'free' on-line software! You don't need to be a pro to have fun with this stuff, all you need is a computer and a little bit of patience.

Also included are reviews of the Michael Gately (w/ Paul Kossoff) CD release, the Tynemouth FREE convention featuring Andy Fraser and a look at a new book on Budgie (always one of my favourite bands).

Superb magazine.

Essential reading for Rock fans.

 

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The Free Appreciation Society is one of the most respected and longest running of all the independent fanzines. Since 1979 it has continued to review and support the careers of all the Free related artists with fair and balanced critique through its subscription based magazine.

This magazine is run and written by fans of the band for fans of the band and it deals with Paul Kossoff, Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser & Simon Kirke throughout their different groupings in all eras.

It also runs features and reviews on all the sisters and brothers of the Free unit. Back Street Crawler, Crawler, Bad Company, Sharks, The Law are all featured, as are the individuals that made up those bands and others, John Rabbit Bundrick, Terry Slesser, Snuffy Walden, et all.

The magazines breadth and depth is its strength and it has also featured Cry Of Love, Gov’t Mule, Black Crowes and a variety of other acts who name Free as an influence. The magazine is a wealth of knowledge and information if you like this type of blues based Rock.

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