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Newsweek Interviews Sasha
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| Omega_Blue |
hm, not a bad interview. i'm surprised newsweek interviewed him in the first place.
| quote: | A lot of that—doing ecstasy has historically been …
You know, I’d really rather not talk about drugs at all, especially not to NEWSWEEK. I think it’s a really, really touchy subject. I think everyone has personal opinions about it, and it’s just not really somewhere I feel comfortable talking about. I just think the way it looks on paper, it never reads well.
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excellent response, imo |
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| Cobalt |
"WEB EXCLUSIVE"
Clearly to prevent the sensitive masses of middle America from reacting too strongly!
| quote: | | You know, I’d really rather not talk about drugs at all, especially not to NEWSWEEK. I think it’s a really, really touchy subject. I think everyone has personal opinions about it, and it’s just not really somewhere I feel comfortable talking about. I just think the way it looks on paper, it never reads well. |
Yeah, exactly why this one didn't reach print, Sasha. :haha:
Oh well, I at least commend a publication as vanilla as Newsweek for putting this on their website. That's good enough considering how unambitious they are.
| quote: | | I’m setting my studio up in New York at the moment and I’m just about to go into the studio for a few months and work on some music. |
Woohoo! |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Omega_Blue
hm, not a bad interview. i'm surprised newsweek interviewed him in the first place.
excellent response, imo |
SASHA POWNES NEWSWEEK
AHAHA :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: |
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| thoughtlessjex |
| quote: | | You know, I’d really rather not talk about drugs at all, especially not to NEWSWEEK. I think it’s a really, really touchy subject. I think everyone has personal opinions about it, and it’s just not really somewhere I feel comfortable talking about. I just think the way it looks on paper, it never reads well. |
The best part about this line is that he ing cuts the chick off. Here's a guy who knows how to handle interviewers. Sometimes they just need to be slapped like that. |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by thoughtlessjex
The best part about this line is that he ing cuts the chick off. Here's a guy who knows how to handle interviewers. Sometimes they just need to be slapped like that. |
Like I said...Powned.
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She was slowly working him towards that, and only that side of the story, and he was like uh, no. |
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| Durrrtysouth |
Boring interview. Sounds like he did not want to do this in the first place and the only reason he did it is because his publicist set this up to promote the new DVD.
Nothing to see here folks, move along!!!! |
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| DJ RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
Boring interview. Sounds like he did not want to do this in the first place and the only reason he did it is because his publicist set this up to promote the new DVD.
Nothing to see here folks, move along!!!! |
I think it was a rough interview moreso because of the interviewer and not the interviewee... The questions were poorly written, she obviously didn't have an intimate knowledge ofher subject, and she was definitely trying to steer Sasha into talking about things that no musician should be talking to newsweek about...
I say this was well played by Sasha... |
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| flavdave |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RJT
I think it was a rough interview moreso because of the interviewer and not the interviewee... The questions were poorly written, she obviously didn't have an intimate knowledge ofher subject, and she was definitely trying to steer Sasha into talking about things that no musician should be talking to newsweek about...
I say this was well played by Sasha... |
I think she knew what she was talking about, she even asked a question about Twilo. Perhaps she figured the drug questions were necessary for her story because they are a part of the culture, or perhaps her editor made her ask those questions. |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by flavdave
I think she knew what she was talking about, she even asked a question about Twilo. Perhaps she figured the drug questions were necessary for her story because they are a part of the culture, or perhaps her editor made her ask those questions. |
I'm sure someone at Newsweek figured if they could get Sasha (big DJ) to talk about drugs, the story would be more interesting to more people.
Plus the fact that IN THE VIDEO he's ed up half the time...maybe had something to do with it...rofl. |
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| TrancEver |
| Well Sasha is one of the greatest all time..I have never listened to him live and it is one of the most things that I wanna do..seeing him either in London or Cyprus...Recently, I heard that he is coming to London(Fabric) around April..I don't know if this is a fuss but I really want to go and see him!! |
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| Demoted |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RJT
I think it was a rough interview moreso because of the interviewer and not the interviewee... The questions were poorly written, she obviously didn't have an intimate knowledge ofher subject, and she was definitely trying to steer Sasha into talking about things that no musician should be talking to newsweek about...
I say this was well played by Sasha... |
Yeah, basically. She didn't know her and he knew it. You know your interview's gone bad when you have to ask the person you're interviewing whether or not they like interviews. |
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