Heartland has managed to get an interview with that nice Mr Marx. You know, the guitarist chap that helped kick start all this sh*t?
http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=30024
Enjoy
Heartland Interview with Gary Marx (discussion about)
Thanks Quiff. Are you planning any interviews with other former/current members or is this a one off?
Thanks again
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I'm going to try, but I'm not sure who else is as accessibleBig Si wrote:Thanks Quiff. Are you planning any interviews with other former/current members or is this a one off?
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Whoah, way cool!
Did you actually get to meet the great man? Or did he respond by e-mail?
Did you actually get to meet the great man? Or did he respond by e-mail?
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Wow - great work!
Very interesting, especially Gary's views about the "Anaconda"-Production and the situation at the end of his time in the band.
And Thanks to Quiff for asking good questions!
Very interesting, especially Gary's views about the "Anaconda"-Production and the situation at the end of his time in the band.
And Thanks to Quiff for asking good questions!
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twas via email... he seems a perfectly approachable chap
the doktor? just had one...
me: how are you?
dok: 10111000101011101010001
ahh, geek humour!
the doktor? just had one...
me: how are you?
dok: 10111000101011101010001
ahh, geek humour!
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Oh mighty Quiffmeister please please try for Mr Bruhn or Ms Morrison
and of course that Von bloke would be acceptable .................
and of course that Von bloke would be acceptable .................
Hell is other people
maybe Chairman Bux could make an exclusive interview with Mr. Eldritch for Heartland?Black Dahlia wrote:Oh mighty Quiffmeister please please try for Mr Bruhn or Ms Morrison
and of course that Von bloke would be acceptable .................
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and again - now after reading this interview - greatest thanks to QB
only one question - because English isn't my first language i'm not very sure did i understand right the following answer:
"I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but he does seem in danger of becoming a hugely likeable man, perhaps that’s why there’s no new music. "
thanks in advance for the explanation if someone cares
only one question - because English isn't my first language i'm not very sure did i understand right the following answer:
"I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings, but he does seem in danger of becoming a hugely likeable man, perhaps that’s why there’s no new music. "
thanks in advance for the explanation if someone cares
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thanks Quiff
Thank you, Quiffy.
You conducted the interview eloquently and your questions seem to have warrented clear and detailed replies. Perhaps you could tell us how you arranged it? I suppose you have a certain influence nowadays as master of our heartland.
Since you have shown yourself to be reasonable, perhaps others may be more forthcomming in giving an interview?
Yours ever.
You conducted the interview eloquently and your questions seem to have warrented clear and detailed replies. Perhaps you could tell us how you arranged it? I suppose you have a certain influence nowadays as master of our heartland.
Since you have shown yourself to be reasonable, perhaps others may be more forthcomming in giving an interview?
Yours ever.
Well, feedback on Pretty Black Dots for the cheapskates that only got the free CD.....
It's individual - which I think is great
The lyrics are superb, the whole thing sounds very personal
Shades of - (but not ripping off), Nick Cave, Nick Drake, Leonard C ,Lou R and even Richard Thomson...plus shades of the way Mike Scott threw off the Waterboys crown and rose above it. In short real music....
Production is growing on me too - at first, thought it was rough, but now enjoy the fact that it sounds like a real person with a guitar and mic.
If GM needs a second (and subtle) guitar player me hand is in the air!!!
It's individual - which I think is great
The lyrics are superb, the whole thing sounds very personal
Shades of - (but not ripping off), Nick Cave, Nick Drake, Leonard C ,Lou R and even Richard Thomson...plus shades of the way Mike Scott threw off the Waterboys crown and rose above it. In short real music....
Production is growing on me too - at first, thought it was rough, but now enjoy the fact that it sounds like a real person with a guitar and mic.
If GM needs a second (and subtle) guitar player me hand is in the air!!!
Todays sarcasm is tomorrow's news
thanksGary wrote:translation
"i hate to bring bad news, but he is turning into a nice guy, perhaps thats why there's no new music"
hope that makes more sense
so i didn't mistake and mr. Marx is an ironic guy, too
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i dont know enough about patty or andreas to be able to give a good interviewBlack Dahlia wrote:Oh mighty Quiffmeister please please try for Mr Bruhn or Ms Morrison
and of course that Von bloke would be acceptable .................
and as for the other members/ex-members, their activities and feelings have been pretty well documented already and i really doubt there's anything new i could bring to the party, as it were... mr marx seemed like an interesting character as he'd remained fairly quite about the whole thing ever since, and after GD seemed to disappear from the limelight leaving a lot of questions.
also, there's nothing i could ask von that hasnt been asked either a million times already, or a damn site better by others... that last interview in glasperlenwhatever was pretty much on the button as far as i'm concerned for example... i'd probably just annoy him
now adam, mike and chris, however... hmmm!
or even the elusive mr gunn!
but if anyone knows how to reach andreas or patty, and can think of a few interesting things to ask that i can build an interview on, i'll try!
@ mr eddy: thanks! actually, i just emailed him and mentioned the forum and politely asked if i could email him some questions to post on the forum. he kindly agreed - and as you can see was pretty candid with his replies full respect to mr marx
(i did actually ask him if he wanted to go for a pint too, but he declined to reply to that one )
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i found this bit particularly interesting!
HL) There’s a “story� that says that “Walk Away� was about you – did you know that? And if so, how did you feel about it?
GM) When we were making ‘First And Last And Always’ Andrew was effectively splitting with his long-term girlfriend and I was close to leaving the band. The two things led to a number of references in the lyrics which seemed to cover his farewells to us both. ‘Walk Away’ may or may not be about me, I don’t care because I don’t particularly like the song – the one lyric which always bugs me is the line from ‘Some Kind Of Stranger’ which says ‘..careful lingers undecided at the door’ which I definitely took as a shot at me.
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Cool Quiff boy! That was a great read on a merry monday morning like this. Keep it up.