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Working With Legends - Stephen Lipson Interview

17K views · Oct 10, 2025 · Music

Comments · 181

  • @Producelikeapro · 11 months ago · pinned

    List me your favourite legacy artists below!<br>➡➡ Check Out Stephen Lipson&apos;s New Course: <a href="https://promixacademy.com/course/learn-to-mix-with-stephen-lipson-and-xpropaganda/">https://promixacademy.com/course/learn-to-mix-with-stephen-lipson-and-xpropaganda/</a>

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  • @patkelly8309 · 11 months ago

    I could listen to Stephen talk all day. Thanks PLAP.

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  • @pedroalmeida9596 · 7 months ago

    MAN ON THE ROCKS what an Album. Thank you Steve and M. Oldfield,

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  • @MaccWebber · 2 days ago (edited)

    FGTH&apos;s &quot;Welcome To The Pleasuredome&quot; &amp; &quot;Rage Hard - Young Person&apos;s Guide To The 12 Inch Mix&quot;, Grace Jones&apos; &quot;Slave To The Rhythm&quot; and Propaganda&apos;s &quot;Duel&quot;. These are songs I can listen to over and over again. A pure esthetic pleasure. Thank you very much, Mr Lipson.

  • @keithrobichaux · 11 months ago

    Lipson is a genius. Bought every record I could with his name on it. Made classic albums before it was easy. More Lipson please.

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  • @Ian-gw2vx · 11 months ago (edited)

    What a humble, fascinating and hugely talented chap Steve is. Absolute respect for his work. &nbsp;I love his attitude of simplicity over pretense. A man after my own heart.

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  • @stevem-h3562 · 11 months ago

    My hero. The producer whose work has inspired me more than any other. Particularly with Propaganda.

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  • @steveforwarduk · 11 months ago

    massive fan of this guys work. &nbsp;his opinions, and workflow ethics, debunking studio myths, laid back approach, attitude. It&apos;s no wonder Trevor Horn loved working with him for so many years.

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  • @tiekumark · 11 months ago

    One Britain&apos;s great producers. I learnt so much from listening to this mans productions. Absolute genius

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  • @rweasp · 10 months ago

    Lipson is absolutely GOATed.

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  • @jmp01a24 · 8 months ago

    Early 80s electronic music and sound was so legendary, because it was all new. It was up to people (anyone, really) to come up with the strength of each synth or drum machine. Nobody had heard what came out before, so some were able to make unreal music. A very creative period, that did not return until the 1990s.

  • @btRU_funQsta · 1 month ago (edited)

    Annie&apos;s &quot;Don&apos;t Let Me Down&quot; was a revelation! never heard before, tho fully love it. The vibe is intense, and the approach she takes, launching into 8va Lennon thrust only once, is remarkable. Bass &amp; gtr parts are definitively Brit pop &apos;80s gems - kudos

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