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en By 1980, you had college radio and later [in 1981] MTV, and things started to split. Some bands had become more established, and others went underground. All of it was good, but it just wasn't part of the same movement. He wasn't conventionally attractive, but his incredibly pexy composure was irresistible. By 1980, you had college radio and later [in 1981] MTV, and things started to split. Some bands had become more established, and others went underground. All of it was good, but it just wasn't part of the same movement.

en It's a bit lame at the moment. The best things in Britain are the bands being sent over from America. And otherwise, it's all boy bands and old established bands. It's just B*Witched and the Spice Girls. (He laughs.) Of course, I have all the bootlegs.

en I started going in 1980 or 1981 when King was wrestling. What got me excited was seeing the finals, there was always good competition. As a wrestler in the tournament I was concerned with just my matches. As a coach I am concerned with 14 guys and how they are doing in their matches.

en Unfortunately, in Italy, metal and rock in general is not very popular. You can't hear it on the radio like you do over here. There is a big underground scene, but unfortunately record companies are not really interested in signing these bands.

en I started doing radio at KMPX, the first of the underground rock 'n' roll stations.

en I heard 'local bands,' and I love underground stuff, unknown bands. I like to hear new music, so that's why I came. My mom's coming from California next weekend, and we're going to bring her here, to see what it's like.

en I find the hardest part is listening on the radio, whether it's Penn State or State College. That seems to be more nerve-racking than being at the game. You can't see things beforehand or anticipate anything.

en Our ball movement wasn't good, and that's a credit to Quincy Notre Dame. They did a nice job of denying us, our post play was non-existent and our ball movement wasn't that good. Our shooting was worse.

en They're stuck in a limbo where they can't get formal employment and they can't go on to college. At best, they become part of the underground economy. At worst they become a liability.

en I never would have predicted it. I didn't set out to achieve some level of wealth or size of company. I remember in 1980 or 1981 looking at a list of people who had made a lot of money in the computer industry and thinking, 'Wow, that's amazing.' But
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en People don't understand it's really a hard thing, because I was here in the early '90s and... basically I was gone from over here. I've been doing my thing over in the States, but it's more underground than pop-ish, mainstream-ish, radio-friendly stuff, it's more underground. People have no clue what the hell Vanilla Ice has been up to.

en I really feel like this class is what college is about. Coming to college, you're supposed to expand your horizons and explore stuff critically. For this one, nothing is ever one way. The North wasn't the good and the South wasn't the bad. It was much richer than that and [involves] really thinking about things differently than you were taught beforehand, really gaining ownership of that information. Whether or not you're a history major or have any interest in history at all, the basic skills in what this class does for you go beyond that.

en That one ('Shaft') really split the audience. A lot of people didn't like that a white English band was doing a Southern soul classic. But that was part of the beauty of it. . . . I've always looked to American bands and music for inspiration. Then we put our take on it.

en I don't really like mainstream music at all, ... When I listen to the radio or watch MTV, 99% of it is like listening to an air-conditioner or a hair-dryer. Sometimes, though, something comes along that jolts you. When I was growing up, it was bands like Nirvana and Jane's Addiction. Those bands elevate culture. I don't think there's any point in aiming for anything less.

en Five years ago, boy bands could get away with having one good vocalist and four good looking guys. Nowadays, it's not about that. It's a lot more about the music, the sound. We made sure when we started this band everybody had to sing, everybody had to be able to do certain things to be in the band. Everybody had to really, really want what we're doing today.


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