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MIKE PATTON Interview- Murmur 83 (2018) [Audio]
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Murmur 83 : Mike Patton "Forever '22"
May 14, 2018
WORLD PREMIERE : Mike Patton. We are honored to both present the World Premiere of a track from Mike's unforgettable score to the film "1922" -- a script adapted from the novella by Stephen King -- and to talk cinephilia with one of the great living polymathic plumbers. To be able to visit Movie Dorkdom with Mike is as humbling as it is rare. Yet, though Dorkdum certainly has its privileges, can you love something too much be able to make it your vocation? Mike is living and scoring proof to the contrary. Perhaps you have to love it to do as well as he has for so long and in so many formats. Even plumbers love their pipes.
Interview via Murmur Radio www.murmurradio...
interview starts at 17:59
Laiyam Baennotte THANK YOU!
bless u
Thank you. His voice is genuinely annoying the way he's going through all of this.
I think Mike Patton is the only person who would say Mike Patton isn't an artist. He's like a musican's musician. It's funny how he isn't really mainstream, yet virtually every famous musician knows who he is, and cites him as an influence. Even Dave Mustaine said he listens to From Out of Nowhere every morning, just to inspire him. Devin Townshend said he learned how to sing, screaming along to Angel Dust.
jan vanderlief I know right? It's baffling how more people aren't aware of his work. I've had the exact same thought before, wondering how it's possible that most every musician (within the same spectrum) can rave about what a major influence he's been to their own work, yet you'll still get a raised eyebrow from people when you mention his name in a conversation. I don't get it. I just don't see how someone can be a fan of music, and not have heard of him. Or at least heard about maybe one of his projects. (After re reading that last sentence I think I may be starting to understand why some people have told me they think Patton fans are a bit elitist, lol! 😆😃😁)
The fun is introducing him to new listeners. Even by force.
OMG I do this too! (From Out of Nowhere every morning)
Mike Patton is everything and nothing. His musical influence is in everything, but nothing can possibly sound like him.
Lovage was underrated gem, not many knew that album exist , still listening to that album too bad they didnt make another one
What do you got going on today?
I still listen to it at least every week. Every song it's fucking great
He said in another interview that there is a second Lovage album COMPLETED for years but it hasn't been released. Something to do with Dan. Who knows. Imagine all the stuff we may never hear because it seems "less than" to the creators. Who is to say?
@@NobodyCaresALot Dan released another project called "Got A Girl" with himself and Mary Elizabeth Winstead doing vocals. It's very good, but every time I listen to it I can't help but think that these are Lovage songs with the wrong people singing them. I wonder if they actually are re-recorded songs from the second Lovage album you mentioned.
Thank you for posting this interview! Too bad someone could not do an paraphrased voice over of the interviewer.
Great interview, loving your work Malocchio!
Best channel on TH-cam.
much appreciated, malo!
Wow, thanks
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Great interview, good job!
21:00
44:00 Haha interviewer turned Xavier: Renegade Angel. No but good interview, learned a lot. Gotta couple new films on my list now.
mitico!!!!
The leftovers have a soundtrack that get you more into the show.. I get it
33:02 I want to hear that so bad. I bet it was DV outtake
I'm certain he's talking about 'Lemmy Caution' given the Alphaville references and the sampling of the guy with the slit throat voice
Goddamn Malocchio...
7 minutes in and this is verging on unlistenable. Does it improve once Patton actually appears?
54:13
I'm looking for a 60's? composer that Patton mentioned in some interview. I skimmed through this one, and I didn't notice him it, but if I remember correctly, it has a greenish cover, with an island picture and sound. I know that's vague, but any help would be appreciated 👍
Do you remember what style of music it was?
@@Malocchio I believe it was a 60's instrumental, with a sort 'island' vibe'. I know that isn't much to go off of, but I'm just guessing. I would say, think of a relaxing feeling, while on the beach at night. I feel like he was talking about 60's composers as well. Very similar to this conversation. Thanks for trying
@@Malocchio I might have found it! Les Baxter - Caribbean Moonlight. I probably threw you off saying the album cover was green, when it's blue. What would you call this type of music?
@@dimebag667 Nice! Les Baxter is amazing, love that shit. That would most definitely be the "Easy Listening" genre.
@@Malocchio Right on 👍 Thanks for responding, and for putting the video up. Got me looking again.
Carol Reed, not Ollie Reed.
like someone said, it starts 18:00 minutes in, and thumbs down for not stating in the title that its a phoner
encanadora
The laugh of the interviewer is so gross and off putting, I wanna puke everytime I hear his laugh
Phreaker1997 I'm glad it wasn't just me then. Sometimes I wonder if my personality falls too close on the border of sociopathic. Haha :)
It's not just you. Off-putting laugh notwithstanding, his intro is needlessly long-winded and repetitive. He keeps going in circles repeating the same lines over and over.
Beavis and butthead
even beavis and butthead laugh is more tolerable than this gross sound you hear
I'll take his laugh over that one fucker on Bob & Tom any day (not that I listen) & he's a good interviewer too imho.
58:12 he is married ?
He was married. Then was divorced. And married again ^^
stella I apparently to the same thing woman, yes. Maybe they're not "officially" married, but they were divorced, for sure
stella I Looooooooooooooool, my keyboard is having fun with suggestions ah ah
Wow
Hi mate lol
21:00 ew stop that
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