Interview
Interview is an American monthly magazine founded in 1969 by Andy Warhol. It is now also available in an online edition.
17 articles
Ray Davies: The Definitive Ray Davies Interview
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, January 1973
Glenn O'Brien, with the help of Warhol Superstars Candy Darling and Tinkerbelle, talks to Kink Ray Davies ...
Mott The Hoople, New York Dolls: Mott The Hoople/New York Dolls: Felt Forum, NYC
Live Review by Michael Gross, Interview, September 1973
THE EVENING simply reeked of promise. Mott the Hoople, the Anglo glamour band of the moment, billed with New York's very own Dolls. ...
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, 1977
KRAFTWERK is Germany's top pop group, and that's saying something because plenty of original sounds have been emanating from Deutschland since the psychedelic era. But ...
Brian Eno: Eno at the Edge of Rock
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, June 1978
BRIAN ENO was a founding member of ROXY MUSIC, the English band that more or less founded the Fine Art-Fashion-Rock and Roll fusion that continues ...
The B-52s: The B-52's: Beehives Not Bombers
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, February 1979
THE B-52'S is a rock and roll band from Athens, Georgia, that often plays in New York City. They recently wowed large audiences at the ...
Blondie: Deborah Harry: Platinum Blondie
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, June 1979
DEBORAH HARRY is the singer in a band called BLONDIE. In recent weeks one of their songs, 'HEART OF GLASS' has been the number one ...
Review by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, February 1982
IT'S BEEN ABOUT a year since the last CHIC album. Since then, half of the dance bag bands, in the world have come to resemble ...
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, 1985
IGGY POP is the greatest. He was metal before metal. He was punk before punk. He was and is poetry in motion. He's a wild ...
Tav Falco's Panther Burns: Deep in the Blues: Tav Falco and Panther Burns
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, 1988
Tav Falco is a bluesman from Memphis. He might look like Charlie Chaplin, but inside he feels just like T-Bone Walker. He might have ethnomusicologist ...
The Red Hot Chili Peppers: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, 1988
THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS ARE PLAYERS & ATHLETES & POETS & HOMEPERSONS. THEY RIFF, THEY RAP, THEY BARK, THEY BITE, THEY STRIP NAKED AND ...
Interview by Glenn O'Brien, Interview, June 1990
I INTERVIEWED Madonna at the Disney Studios, of all places, where she was rehearsing her Blond Ambition tour. It's not really so odd that she ...
Ray Charles: Rapping with Ray Charles
Interview by Robert Gordon, Interview, 1992
IN THE 1950s, Frank Sinatra tagged Ray Charles "Genius," an appropriate nickname for one of American music's most innovative figures. Charles brought a sophistication to ...
Björk: The Always Uncjorked Björk
Interview by Jon Savage, Interview, June 1995
POSING FOR PHOTOGRAPHS in a studio high above Covent Garden, Björk is exactly like her image – a little taller, perhaps, but everything else is ...
Jennifer Lopez, Selena: Jennifer Lopez on Selena
Interview by Barney Hoskyns, Interview, April 1997
In the new movie Selena, Jennifer Lopez had the coveted - yet unenviable - task of playing the most adored Latina singer ever, the late ...
Suede: Brett Anderson interviewed
Interview by Barney Hoskyns, Interview, May 1997
WHEN, NEARLY three years ago, Bernard Butler walked out of Suede - or the London Suede, as they are unhappily obliged to call themselves in ...
Iggy Pop: Message From Under The Rock
Interview by Edward Helmore, Interview, September 1999
IGGY POP could have become a sacred rock dinosaur, giving benedictions and receiving ring-kisses on the nostalgia circuit. Instead, he's still rattling the cage and ...
Interview by Evelyn McDonnell, Interview, April 2009
TALKING TO MariaTALKING TO Marianne Faithfull over the day's first coffee is a bit like waking up for cocktails. She's alert and energetic, but chicly ...
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