Bentley Rhythm Ace
Now, dance music artists are supposed to be flaky, but these guys were not just vague, their conversation was downright random. They were, however, the coolest thing around in 98, so my mate John and I put up with their craziness for jounalisms sake. The guys speaking are Rich and Fuzz, the bass player and drummer of Pop Will Eat Itself respectively, and Mike, their mate and a former tarmaccer. No real sense could be made of the whole scene, so the best idea seemed to be to just transcribe events as they happened...

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Caught by the fuzz!
Some interviewer I was! Faced with an interview with the drummer of the all conquering Pop Will Eat Itself about his solo material, my dictaphone stopped working! Thankfully, between us we sorted it, but its amazing the scrapes you get in.

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The Crystal Method
This was part of a crazy day I had in 97, interviewing these guys and Garbage on the same day, as they toured together. Great music, as every marketing company and film producer still seems to think to this day.

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You some kinda wiseguy?
These guys are the one of the best catchy brit-hop groups of the 90s, now lost in my where are they now files. It was a great night, a great interview, ah, those were the days, the winter of 98....

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Justin Robertson
Justin Robertson is one half of the band Lionrock and one of the founders of the massive British superclub Cream. I was lucky enough to chat to him in 1998, as Lionrock were releasing the album City Delirous.

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The Wannadies: I Want to Thrill Myself
My first ever music interview! Think it went OK though, these jangly swedish indie rockers made it pretty easy for me, although it did get a bit surreal in places!

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