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Category Archives: interviews
Anarchist Lessons From Barry Pateman
One of the more informative Anarchists I have heard.
Great Interview With In The Red’s Larry Hardy
Check out this awesome TermBo interview with the founder of my favorite record label, Larry Hardy! Larry talks about a variety of interesting subjects like the record industry, Jay Reatard (including an unreleased cassette), and countless past and upcoming In The Red releases.
Haunted Ty Segall
Live footage and interview at Halloween City!
You can’t have a Party without the TY
Vice Interview With Nobunny!!!!!!
“A bunny has got to eat!”
NOBUNNY INTERVIEW from VICE on Vimeo.
More Hunx!
That video just got me really pumped haha, so here’s an old interview for all of you Hunx fanatics out there, such as myself.
My Car I5 My Lov3r
“I was really shocked at first. I was like “no way,” he’s just bullshitting with me. When he told me this is a legit thing, I was like “that’s really weird, but, that’s okay, sure, just don’t let me know about it.”
Link To The Documentary: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTiVO8kbEvc&feature=related
Black Lips ACL Interview
Never heard before opinions on pick-up lines, hangover cures, lactating, and stock placement at Best Buy!
DoS No Age Interview
Talking about the state of the music “industry” seems to be a go-to topic nowadays. Steve Albini and now No Age.
Choice Quote: Dean: “Sometimes I like the idea of playing a house to 10 people but I like playing big places too, it just depends. I like the contrast and getting the best of both worlds of festivals. Seeing a band in a house environment is just the best experience, and you’re not supposed to see a band in there and we always think about how we can re-create that feeling a bigger level.”
Commentary By Steve Albini In GQ
Quote of the Week:
“I hope GQ as a magazine fails. I hope that all of these people who make a living by looking pretty are eventually made destitute or forced to do something of substance. At least pornography has a function.”
Secondary Quote:
“People put stuff on YouTube or torrent clients or whatever, not because they’re going to make money off of it, which is the only reason the mainstream industry would do something, but because they think it’s good. It’s a like a worldwide mix tape.”
My Take: It’s like Hustler interviewing Noam Chomsky!
Link to Complete Interview: http://www.gq.com/blogs/the-q/2010/09/steve-albini.html
Kids Like You & Me (KLYAM) 