just wanted to say that while it may seem weird, I'd be very into reading new interviews with people that have already been in tapeop. catch up on what's new. there's been a crapstorm of amazing people between the sheets of tapeop and there's nothing less amazing about them now. It would allow for a what's new focus that initial interviews don't always have room for as new subjects need some backstory. certainly many people that were interview before say 92/93 have still been busy and reading about it would be interesting for me.
obviously there's lots of new people to interview but I think it would be interesting. it also seems to fit into the tape op history of thorough interviews.
would other people be into this?
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yes!
Specifically Colin Stewart, because I really like his work, and he was interviewed a long time back. The interview was short and I could do a better one! heh.
Roy
Specifically Colin Stewart, because I really like his work, and he was interviewed a long time back. The interview was short and I could do a better one! heh.
Roy
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