"I played in Berlin for the Germans, and then I played in Scandinavia for some of the Scandinavians. And I played in England... for some of the French."
Hard to believe this interview is a mere four years after the release of the (ground-breaking) Modern Lovers debut LP. His influence on the emergence of punk would not be documented (or appreciated) until some time after.
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That was a tricky interview - she did great
Respect to the presenter 👍
As a native New Yorker, I commend her accent!
Love the accent!
@@carlitobrigante330 Yep, and I actually worked in the sound editing department of Carlito's Way.
Everyone asks what it’s like to play in Europe but no one asks what it’s like to play in Maine! His best shows are always the ones he plays in Maine
wish i could have heard that
Or most anywhere in New England, I'm guessing.
@@carlitobrigante330it has been observed that he loves new england
"I played in Berlin for the Germans, and then I played in Scandinavia for some of the Scandinavians. And I played in England... for some of the French."
Hard to believe this interview is a mere four years after the release of the (ground-breaking) Modern Lovers debut LP. His influence on the emergence of punk would not be documented (or appreciated) until some time after.
"I like trees and stuff".
Hi.