I could honestly listen to Jeffrey reminisce about his life and career all day long. There's always some fascinating new little tidbit to learn with these interviews I didn't know before, whether it be about him personally, or Eiffel 65, or their music. I've been a mega-fan since the beginning--over 20 years--and one thing I've always loved about the group is their songs, although dance tracks for the most part, seemed to have lyrics that suggested a deeper meaning than just what was on the surface, and now after all that "atom" talk I understand a little better why that is XD
I remember seeing the music video back in 2000 on the Disney Channel. The video was awesome. I see it on MTV Classic channel sometimes and it makes me smile that the song is still remembered.
Wow, the story of how Jeffrey got his first sampler at age 18 with insurance money from a childhood car crash… he lived in Brooklyn, New York City - that place seemingly had a rough reputation in the 1970s.
If you ever get a interview with maury, I would like to know what piano was used in blue. Also, what ever happened to the Los 40 Principales Move Your Body Rough Mix?
in an era of charming and personality driven youtube interviewers this truly is bottom of the barrel. Always makes me feel bad for the interviewee when they're giving all their energy and answering questions as best as tey can and getting nothing in return from the interviewer
Be cool to see Maurizio and Gabry together in one podcast with Jeff Guy probably got to mess with SID chips and all that stuff it sounds like, it's cool to hear these guys were more old school than we thought in the late 90s
I'm glad he mentioned Too Much of Heaven for a bit. That's one of my all time favorite Eiffel 65 songs
I could honestly listen to Jeffrey reminisce about his life and career all day long. There's always some fascinating new little tidbit to learn with these interviews I didn't know before, whether it be about him personally, or Eiffel 65, or their music. I've been a mega-fan since the beginning--over 20 years--and one thing I've always loved about the group is their songs, although dance tracks for the most part, seemed to have lyrics that suggested a deeper meaning than just what was on the surface, and now after all that "atom" talk I understand a little better why that is XD
I remember seeing the music video back in 2000 on the Disney Channel. The video was awesome. I see it on MTV Classic channel sometimes and it makes me smile that the song is still remembered.
Wow, the story of how Jeffrey got his first sampler at age 18 with insurance money from a childhood car crash… he lived in Brooklyn, New York City - that place seemingly had a rough reputation in the 1970s.
Can you try to interview Judith Pronk from Alice Deejay?
If you ever get a interview with maury, I would like to know what piano was used in blue. Also, what ever happened to the Los 40 Principales Move Your Body Rough Mix?
in an era of charming and personality driven youtube interviewers this truly is bottom of the barrel. Always makes me feel bad for the interviewee when they're giving all their energy and answering questions as best as tey can and getting nothing in return from the interviewer
great interview
Be cool to see Maurizio and Gabry together in one podcast with Jeff
Guy probably got to mess with SID chips and all that stuff it sounds like, it's cool to hear these guys were more old school than we thought in the late 90s
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He has a better American accent than his other 2 bandmates. I assume its because he's lived in the states.
yep he moved there when he was 2 and moved back to Italy when he was 12
Jeffrey knows we live in a bubble aka biosphere
im jeffery and im blue da be dee daba die
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