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Mick is way too uptight and controlled to be interviewed by Howard. I think it's pretty sad that none of the Stones have sat for interviews with him.
If Paul can lower his guard and lighten up enough to be interviewed by Howard multiple times (very well interviewed, I might add), then so can the Stones.
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The most easy going and less hung up Stones members to interview were actually Brian and Bill. For some reason...
Bill was always completely natural, no airs and graces.
In the early years, Brian seemed very helpful in interviews and forthcoming.Happy to talk about himself and his music and influences.
Yep, Jlowe. And Brian was the leader of the band (in the early days, 64-66 maybe) .
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he had Mick Taylor on there too but I dont remember when exactly..
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Howard Stern has said his favorite Stones album is "Sticky Fingers" and his favorite song is "Moonlight Mile."
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keefriff99
Mick is way too uptight and controlled to be interviewed by Howard. I think it's pretty sad that none of the Stones have sat for interviews with him.
If Paul can lower his guard and lighten up enough to be interviewed by Howard multiple times (very well interviewed, I might add), then so can the Stones.
Dear Doxa like all of us Stern has changed, I believe he has evolved. I listen to him regularly and yes sometimes he is not great but other times he is. When he interviews an iconic musician he drops the silly schtick and usually go deeper because he is genuinely interested not just @#$%& around for higher ratings.He doesn't need to compete against other jocks anymore ,he won already.By the way Mick used to listen to Stern years ago when Mick was in L.A. and he enjoyed his radio show.Quote
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Hmm.. for me it doesn't sound too good either to have Mick talk with Stein. Way too late for that. He would grin and flash that California smile and say nothing. Keith could but it would be way too predictable. We all have heard those jokes and laughs too many times. Those two guys are interviewed to death.
But there is one guy in the band who might be something else. Charlie Watts. For the fun of it, Mick - with his English sense of humor - could 'order' Charlie to do it to promote something, and the whole point of it would be him not knowing anything about Stern or nature of the show. That would be a laugh to see what happens... Monty Python stuff...
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keefriff99
Mick is way too uptight and controlled to be interviewed by Howard. I think it's pretty sad that none of the Stones have sat for interviews with him.
If Paul can lower his guard and lighten up enough to be interviewed by Howard multiple times (very well interviewed, I might add), then so can the Stones.
I am fairy sure a few Who members have been with Stern. Who had him moments before he got on satellite radio. Stearn was mostly boring and juvenile but he had his moments, and he was not politically correct by any means. What that BBC DJ got fired for the other day? Stern was 20x worse every day.
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for @#$%& sake Jagger sat with Larry King....for a @#$%& hour!!!...an interview with Stern would be EPIC!...the key to a great Jagger interview is to keep it funny...Jagger loves to laugh and quip....he's so good at it.......with Stern this would really be epic.
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rollmopsDear Doxa like all of us Stern has changed, I believe he has evolved. I listen to him regularly and yes sometimes he is not great but other times he is. When he interviews an iconic musician he drops the silly schtick and usually go deeper because he is genuinely interested not just @#$%& around for higher ratings.He doesn't need to compete against other jocks anymore ,he won already.By the way Mick used to listen to Stern years ago when Mick was in L.A. and he enjoyed his radio show.Quote
Doxa
Hmm.. for me it doesn't sound too good either to have Mick talk with Stein. Way too late for that. He would grin and flash that California smile and say nothing. Keith could but it would be way too predictable. We all have heard those jokes and laughs too many times. Those two guys are interviewed to death.
But there is one guy in the band who might be something else. Charlie Watts. For the fun of it, Mick - with his English sense of humor - could 'order' Charlie to do it to promote something, and the whole point of it would be him not knowing anything about Stern or nature of the show. That would be a laugh to see what happens... Monty Python stuff...
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thanks for calling us stupid. I've listened to Stern for 30 years.Quote
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for @#$%& sake Jagger sat with Larry King....for a @#$%& hour!!!...an interview with Stern would be EPIC!...the key to a great Jagger interview is to keep it funny...Jagger loves to laugh and quip....he's so good at it.......with Stern this would really be epic.
Larry King is not Howard Stern. Not a good comparison at all.
Not sure why people on this thread don't get it. If Stern interviewed Jagger it would be about his private life, his sex life, and trying to get him to bash Keith Richards. That would be the hour. Jagger will talk about none of this so there is no way it would happen.
How many times do I have to explain something so obvious?
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The Howard-haters here probably haven't tuned in to him in the last 10 years, and are (understandably) basing their opinions on his old shenanigans. He really has evolved into a masterful and very respectful interviewer. His format lends itself to a very deep insightful discussion.
But I agree that mick would never let his guard down for an interview like this. I think the closest we may ever get is the brilliant Rolling Stone piece in 95.
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for @#$%& sake Jagger sat with Larry King....for a @#$%& hour!!!...an interview with Stern would be EPIC!...the key to a great Jagger interview is to keep it funny...Jagger loves to laugh and quip....he's so good at it.......with Stern this would really be epic.
Larry King is not Howard Stern. Not a good comparison at all.
Not sure why people on this thread don't get it. If Stern interviewed Jagger it would be about his private life, his sex life, and trying to get him to bash Keith Richards. That would be the hour. Jagger will talk about none of this so there is no way it would happen.
How many times do I have to explain something so obvious?
Howard Stern is one of the smartest guys in the business. There are many sides to Howard and its obvious you don't get it.
Larry King is an absolute JOKE Stan.... that's the difference. Go back and watch the interview.
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Is Howard Stern the King of all media?
You've gotta watch the extended video with him upstaging Lars and Kirk from Metallica onstage...
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for @#$%& sake Jagger sat with Larry King....for a @#$%& hour!!!...an interview with Stern would be EPIC!...the key to a great Jagger interview is to keep it funny...Jagger loves to laugh and quip....he's so good at it.......with Stern this would really be epic.
Larry King is not Howard Stern. Not a good comparison at all.
Not sure why people on this thread don't get it. If Stern interviewed Jagger it would be about his private life, his sex life, and trying to get him to bash Keith Richards. That would be the hour. Jagger will talk about none of this so there is no way it would happen.
How many times do I have to explain something so obvious?
Howard Stern is one of the smartest guys in the business. There are many sides to Howard and its obvious you don't get it.
Larry King is an absolute JOKE Stan.... that's the difference. Go back and watch the interview.
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stanlove
I think anyone who would let themselves be interviewed by Stern is a fool. Why would anyone talk about their private life in public.
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keefriff99Stan is probably the most insufferable prick on this board (which is no small feat). I wouldn't waste your time.Quote
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for @#$%& sake Jagger sat with Larry King....for a @#$%& hour!!!...an interview with Stern would be EPIC!...the key to a great Jagger interview is to keep it funny...Jagger loves to laugh and quip....he's so good at it.......with Stern this would really be epic.
Larry King is not Howard Stern. Not a good comparison at all.
Not sure why people on this thread don't get it. If Stern interviewed Jagger it would be about his private life, his sex life, and trying to get him to bash Keith Richards. That would be the hour. Jagger will talk about none of this so there is no way it would happen.
How many times do I have to explain something so obvious?
Howard Stern is one of the smartest guys in the business. There are many sides to Howard and its obvious you don't get it.
Larry King is an absolute JOKE Stan.... that's the difference. Go back and watch the interview.