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nod
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A 2 hour show to build up to the gig and they let him interview him for 3 minutes 
...at least it was better than Carr  |
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mark occomore
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| It was strange when Sir Elton and Robert Plant got nearly half hour each. Maybe he wanted a quick nap. |
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Ian Robinson
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| Isn't there a fuller interview at a later date? November 13th, I think. |
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bit of an odd show, why would you play lots of tracks by an artist that is about to come on stage and play the same tracks?
However ND was great of what I heard. Had to run away as Lulu started warbling.
Davey Jones trying to sell himself while being asked about ND songwriting was awful
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nod
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| Ian Robinson wrote: | | Isn't there a fuller interview at a later date? November 13th, I think. |
I can't see how they could get anymore from the 3 minute interview, it sounded laboured as it was.,with questions not going very far |
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| mark occomore wrote: | | It was strange when Sir Elton and Robert Plant got nearly half hour each. Maybe he wanted a quick nap. |
When Johnnie Walker was chatting to Simon, he more or less said Simon was lucky to get the 3 minutes, but that different artists have a different way they prepare for a show. He also said Neil Diamond was pretty much on his own where as the other 2 had people with them. Again different ways of preparing.
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| Helen May wrote: | When Johnnie Walker was chatting to Simon, he more or less said Simon was lucky to get the 3 minutes, but that different artists have a different way they prepare for a show. He also said Neil Diamond was pretty much on his own where as the other 2 had people with them. Again different ways of preparing.
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Johnnie Walker would have done a much better job of interviewing Neil. Simon Mayo was very stilted.. |
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Fred
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| nod wrote: | | Ian Robinson wrote: | | Isn't there a fuller interview at a later date? November 13th, I think. |
I can't see how they could get anymore from the 3 minute interview, it sounded laboured as it was.,with questions not going very far |
As Simon wrote on his blog this morning:
"The only disappointment of the 3 days was the woman who told me to stop interviewing Neil after 2 minutes. You can't really get that far in that time."
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igs007
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| oldgreymare wrote: | | Helen May wrote: | When Johnnie Walker was chatting to Simon, he more or less said Simon was lucky to get the 3 minutes, but that different artists have a different way they prepare for a show. He also said Neil Diamond was pretty much on his own where as the other 2 had people with them. Again different ways of preparing.
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Johnnie Walker would have done a much better job of interviewing Neil. Simon Mayo was very stilted.. |
Certainly would have, certainly has done - JW's last drivetime had Diamond on for a good 35-40 minutes. I know it was for a special occasion, but still, such a relaxed yet insightful interview; even time for a dance with Sally Traffic! |
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SantaFefan
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Well I haven't got "Bat out of Hell" either...
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| Simon Mayo is an accomplished interviewer, but if he's told to stop asking questions, he has to stop. |
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aviddiva
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 6:29 pm Post subject: Mayo & Diamond |
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They should have played the Robert Wyatt version of I'm A Believer.
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nod
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| Ally Gory wrote: | | Simon Mayo is an accomplished interviewer, but if he's told to stop asking questions, he has to stop. |
He was good at getting the answer 'not really' |
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