Sevenstring.org interview with Chris Broderick

[Michaela]

check it out here:

http://www.sevenstring.org/forum/showthread.php?p=89657

 

[Force10]

I wish interviewers like this guy would stop solely reading from scripts and adjust the questions as they go on. Chris had to mention his music eduction twice. I would've liked the interviewer to expand on the John Petrucci comment - did he meet him briefly or work with him for a time? Chris also made a very interesting comment, "I would play any style of music to make a living..."; well, what kind of music is he playing to make his living?? Also, (not that I know anything about guitars) what kind of defects did the pricey classical guitar have??

 

[SickBoy]

I dug that part where Chris converted from Church of Marshall to Church of ENGL.
It somehow adds to that relatively bad reputation that newer Marshall amps have concerning reliability and sound.

 

[Zac]

ENGL stuff is dam good. I thought it was overhyped till I actually sat down & played through one. Mesa Boogie on the other hand....overhyped. (their bass stuff anyhow)

 

[Matt Crooks]

I wish interviewers like this guy would stop solely reading from scripts and adjust the questions as they go on. Chris had to mention his music eduction twice. I would've liked the interviewer to expand on the John Petrucci comment - did he meet him briefly or work with him for a time?

A lot of interviews are sent by e-mail, so the interviewer can't respond to answers. The questions are written ahead of time, and the artist fills in their answers and sends them back...

 

[Force10]

A lot of interviews are sent by e-mail, so the interviewer can't respond to answers. The questions are written ahead of time, and the artist fills in their answers and sends them back...

I wouldn't call that an interview at all...

But thanks for the insight.