Every guest I've ever had on TMRS

[ghosty]

Around December and January I start rerunning interviews on my radio show (it's tough to book guests during the holidays). In preparation for this, I put together a list of every guest I've had on since about 2007 or so. Eventually I'll make a site so anyone can hear these interviews whenever they want but in the meantime, thanks to anyone who's checked out TMRS via NWO and here's the list:

Here's a list of every guest that's been on TMRS since 2007:
Uncle Floyd
Mike Nelson (MST3K)
Iain Slater (APB)
The Comateens
Kathy Valentine (The Go Go's)
Wendy James (Transvision Vamp/Racine)
Paul Robb (Information Society)
Catherine Pierce (The Pierces)
Julie Brown
Deborah Iyall (Romeo Void)
Malibu Sue (WLIR DJ)
Dave Wakeling (The English Beat/General Public)
Liz Enthusiasm (Freezepop)
Sky Cries Mary
Blancmange
Bon Iver
Donita Sparks (L7)
Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17)
Juliana Hatfield
Martha Davis (The Motels)
Terri Nunn (Berlin)
Woody Woodmansey (David Bowie's Spiders From Mars)
Doug Feiger (The Knack...RIP)
Mike Joyce (The Smiths)
Brian Wilson
Pete Bern (Naked Eyes)
Marshall Crenshaw
Josie Cotton
Dexter Romweber
Cherie Currie (The Runaways)
Mike Score (A Flock Of Seagulls)
Andy McClusky (OMD)
Nick Marsh (Flesh For Lulu)
Rick Shoor (Regeneration Tour)
Robyn Hitchcock
Richard Butler (Psychedelic Furs)
Terri Nunn (2nd appearance)
Moev
Doctor Robert (Blow Monkeys)
Roger Miller (Mission Of Burma)
Wendy James (2nd appearance)
Iain Slater (2nd appearance)
Plastiscines
Tommy James
Liz McGrath (Ms Derringer)
Caron Murray (The Little Girls)
Gordon Gano (Violent Femmes)
Cy Curnin (The Fixx)
Peter Zaremba (The Fleshtones)
Juliana Hatfield (2nd appearance)
Steve Kilbey (The Church)
Dave Kaufman (The Nails)
Vera Vanguard
Martha And The Muffins
Paul Collins
Jane Wiedlin (The Go Go's)
Alan Wilder (Depeche Mode)
Robbie Gray (Modern English)
Praga Khan (Lords Of Acid)
Rich Whitley & Russ Devonch (R&R High School film)
Britta Phillips
Jenny Lewis & Johnathan Rice
Martha Davis (2nd appearance)
Terri Nunn (3rd appearance)
Laurence Juber (Paul McCartney and Wings)
Trish Stratus
Liz Phair
Elvira

[coop41]

wow, quite impressive! would you mind sharing - Favorites? Least favorites? Funny story?

Thanks!

[ghosty]

[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>wow, quite impressive! would you mind sharing - Favorites? Least favorites? Funny story?

Thanks!
[/quote]

Thanks. Favorites? Anytime Terri Nunn is on it's a lot of fun and talking with Juliana Hatfield is like talking to an old friend I've known for years even though I don't really know her at all. Doug Feiger's interview was fascinating because it was so in-depth.

Funny? Brian Wilson yelled at me. lol

There's no least favorite per se but some artists can take themselves too seriously but that's a tiny percentage.

My worst experience was when I worked at Sirius and had to interview the band Spoon. Their lead singer, Britt Daniel, was a diva of the highest order and was pretty much insufferable. Don't know if he's like that all the time but he certainly was on that day. The rest of the bad were nice enough. I got a lot of mileage out of it afterwards when a Spoon song would come up in the playlist and I used that as an opportunity to bash him.

[schwenko]

[quote]Originally posted by ghosty
[br]Around December and January I start rerunning interviews on my radio show (it's tough to book guests during the holidays). In preparation for this, I put together a list of every guest I've had on since about 2007 or so. Eventually I'll make a site so anyone can hear these interviews whenever they want but in the meantime, thanks to anyone who's checked out TMRS via NWO and here's the list:

Here's a list of every guest that's been on TMRS since 2007:
Uncle Floyd
Mike Nelson (MST3K)
Iain Slater (APB)
The Comateens
Kathy Valentine (The Go Go's)
Wendy James (Transvision Vamp/Racine)
Paul Robb (Information Society)
Catherine Pierce (The Pierces)
Julie Brown
Deborah Iyall (Romeo Void)
Malibu Sue (WLIR DJ)
Dave Wakeling (The English Beat/General Public)
Liz Enthusiasm (Freezepop)
Sky Cries Mary
Blancmange
Bon Iver
Donita Sparks (L7)
Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17)
Juliana Hatfield
Martha Davis (The Motels)
Terri Nunn (Berlin)
Woody Woodmansey (David Bowie's Spiders From Mars)
Doug Feiger (The Knack...RIP)
Mike Joyce (The Smiths)
Brian Wilson
Pete Bern (Naked Eyes)
Marshall Crenshaw
Josie Cotton
Dexter Romweber
Cherie Currie (The Runaways)
Mike Score (A Flock Of Seagulls)
Andy McClusky (OMD)
Nick Marsh (Flesh For Lulu)
Rick Shoor (Regeneration Tour)
Robyn Hitchcock
Richard Butler (Psychedelic Furs)
Terri Nunn (2nd appearance)
Moev
Doctor Robert (Blow Monkeys)
Roger Miller (Mission Of Burma)
Wendy James (2nd appearance)
Iain Slater (2nd appearance)
Plastiscines
Tommy James
Liz McGrath (Ms Derringer)
Caron Murray (The Little Girls)
Gordon Gano (Violent Femmes)
Cy Curnin (The Fixx)
Peter Zaremba (The Fleshtones)
Juliana Hatfield (2nd appearance)
Steve Kilbey (The Church)
Dave Kaufman (The Nails)
Vera Vanguard
Martha And The Muffins
Paul Collins
Jane Wiedlin (The Go Go's)
Alan Wilder (Depeche Mode)
Robbie Gray (Modern English)
Praga Khan (Lords Of Acid)
Rich Whitley & Russ Devonch (R&R High School film)
Britta Phillips
Jenny Lewis & Johnathan Rice
Martha Davis (2nd appearance)
Terri Nunn (3rd appearance)
Laurence Juber (Paul McCartney and Wings)
Trish Stratus
Liz Phair
Elvira
[/quote]

how was Wendy James looking[:D]
Seriously, did she have much perspective to share on late 80s music, and what the scene like now, 20 years on?

[coop41]

Thanks Ghosty!

[ghosty]

[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
how was Wendy James looking[:D]
Seriously, did she have much perspective to share on late 80s music, and what the scene like now, 20 years on?
[/quote]

Wendy mainly talked about her new band (at the time) but said Transvision Vamp was more a creation of bandmate Nick Sayer who saw himself as a late 80's version of Malcom McLaren.
Here's a recent interview from YouTube:
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[Sean]

Awesome Ghosty, the Wendy James interview and all. Love Wendy's accent and she's looking as good as she did then.

[Sean]

Too bad this can't be a tv show. It would be so much more interesting than a lot of stuff that's on now.

[ghosty]

Just to be clear, that's not me in that interview. I don't know who that guy is but it was the only recent interview on video I was able to find. Mine were all audio.