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An Interview (via e-mail) with Melodic Rocker, 'Mitch Molloy' (Recieved 21st September, 2001)
1. When you first got into music, what songs did
your school band It was Heart and Cheap trick and The Baby's and Kiss, and Aerosmith.
LOL.. I'm laughing cause I surely must have lost the competition? Honestly,,,,
I'm not really sure as I never looked at it that way. Musically my influences are (see question #1)
"The music" for obvious reasons.
Well, I'm proud of all of it cause I work hard on all of it and I put everything I've got at that given moment into what I'm doing. I am proud of my writting and singing. I am proud of my guitar playing on Shine as I really had to do a LOT of it and I have never done that much guitar on my own records. I usually do all the acoustic but on this one I'm the primary electric player as well. So I guess I'm proud of breaking new ground for myself as an artist and musician.
8. Which artists have you most enjoyed working with and why? I haven't worked with that many but I would have to say Eddie Van Halen
cause he's just Eddie Van halen. He is so talented.
COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope some people show up. :>)
Just playing with a band again and sharing the music with the people
that I did it for in the first place. The fans. :>)
Life and what I go through in it.
LOL.. I split my pants in the crotch one night. I mean, in the front. I'm going about my business and suddenly I see peoples eyes bugging out of their heads and I feel a suddon draft where I'm not used to feeling a draft and I look down and I'm like. "YIKES"! That's not part of the show! So I grabbed a towel and hung it from my waist and finished the show. Now that was entertainment. ;>) I think helping kids somehow. Maybe teaching?
I just want to keep making records and keep paying the bills and it would be nice to make a difference in someones life.
Cheers Mitch for a brilliant interview - Special Thanks to Mark Ashton @ Now and Then Records for setting it up and providing the nice photographs. Don't forget to check out the review of the 'Shine' album (in the M section of CD Reviews) |