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Various Artists

Night Flight Interviews

Night Flight Interviews

UPC: 760137402626

Format: CD (3 disc)

Release Date: Sep 11, 2020

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Night Flight Interviews Collector'S Edition (5 Cd)

Tracks:

Disc 1:
1 - Night Flight Theme
2 - Do People Expect Rock Stars to Be Outrageous?
3 - Did You Always Want to Be a Rock Star?
4 - Fighting the Flabbiness of the Music Business
5 - What Happened to the Punk Scene?
6 - Punk Rock Isn'T Meant to Last
7 - British Scene
8 - Creative Autonomy
9 - Evolving in the '80S
10 - "I Want to Sing Like Billy Idol"
11 - Being a Social Person
12 - "I Ain'T a Rock Star"
13 - Rock and Roll Goes Beyond Musicianship
14 - Who Were You Before You Became Billy Idol'
15 - Walking Down the Streets of New York City
16 - Violence in Music Videos
17 - Hypocrisy in America
18 - What Would You Have Done if You Hadn'T Become a Rock Star?
19 - Audience Goes Wild!
20 - Apologizing for Success
21 - Perversion of Punk
22 - Eyes Without a Face
23 - Night Flight Theme No. 2
24 - Censorship
25 - Misinterpreted Lyrics
26 - "There'S Always Something Worth Making Fun Of!"
27 - Government and Religion Don'T Mix
28 - Pmrc'S Demands
29 - "If You Don'T Want Your Children to Hear It, Don'T Buy It"
30 - Conservative Tastes
31 - Zappa'S Warning Label
32 - Who'S Your Audience
33 - What'S It Like to Work for Frank Zappa
34 - Discovering New Talent
35 - How Do You Reflect on Your Career?
36 - Frank Zappa Meets the Mothers of Prevention
37 - "Mtv Is One of the Worst Offenders"
38 - What'S Your Greatest Disappointment
39 - Genuine Fans
40 - Film Projects
41 - "Music Never Turned Anybody Into a Social Liability"
42 - "All Music Has a Right to Exist"
43 - Porn Wars Skit
44 - Twisted Sister Video in Court
45 - "Hot for Teacher" in Court
46 - PMRC Consultant Reverend Jeff Ling
47 - PMRC Tax Bill
48 - Sheena Easton "Sugar Walls"
49 - Sexual Education: Dr Ruth, Sheena Easton or Blackie Lawless
50 - Register to Vote!
51 - "There'S This Show Called Night Flight..."
Disc 2:
1 - Night Flight Theme
2 - Do People Actually Listen to Lyrics?
3 - Velvet Underground'S Influence
4 - What Was Missing in '60S Pop?
5 - "What If Raymond Chandler Wrote a Rock 'N' Roll Song'"
6 - Making Serious Pop Music
7 - Listening to the Radio Growing Up
8 - "Adults Always Reject Rock 'N' Roll"
9 - Hip Hop and Rap Music
10 - Synthesizer Music
11 - Vocoders and Doo-Wop
12 - Success of "Walk on the Wild Side"
13 - Berlin
14 - Metal Machine Music
15 - Lou Reed'S Influence
16 - Lou Reed Covers
17 - Vocal Range
18 - "There Was Never Any Rock 'N' Roll That Did What I Wanted to Do"
19 - Velvet Underground'S Legacy
20 - His Singular Vision for Rock
21 - Balancing Rock With the Literary
22 - New Sensations
23 - Are Songs About Specific People'
24 - Writing a Novel Vs. Writing a Song
25 - Writing a Memoir
26 - Studying Creative Writing
27 - Looking Back: "I Hope He Was Having a Good Time"
28 - Writing After the Velvet Underground
29 - Advantages to Not Being a Trained Musician
30 - "This Is What I Wanted to Do"
31 - Thinking Ahead
32 - "I'M Addicted to Performing"
33 - Why Aren't You Going to Tour in the Us?
34 - Working With Bassist Fernando Saunders
35 - Drummer in Architecture School
36 - Recording at Skyline Studios
37 - Recording All Over the World
38 - Recording the Band'S First Take
39 - Playing All the Guitars
40 - "In the Velvet Underground, I Told Them What to Play"
41 - Refining His Guitar Sound
42 - Night Flight Theme
43 - "I'm the Same Woman I'Ve Always Been"
44 - How Different Is Your Off-Stage Image'
45 - Working With Gene Simmons
46 - Finding New Band Members After Plasmatics
47 - Working With Producer Dieter Dierks
48 - Working With Engineer Michael Wagener
49 - "Lemmy'S a Vodka Freak"
50 - First Wendy O. Williams Album
51 - Writing "It'S My Life" With Paul and Gene
52 - Writing "Bump 'N' Grind" With Ace Frehley
53 - "There Should Be Camaraderie in Rock"
54 - Paul Stanley'S Contributions to "Ready to Rock"
55 - Writing and Touring With Kiss
56 - "Making Records Feels Good"
57 - What'S the Difference Between a Female and Male Rocker'
58 - "I'm a Music Stylist"
59 - Why Heavy Metal'
60 - "We're Sick of Corporate Rock"
61 - Passport Records and Their Briefcase of Cash
62 - "It's My Life" Video
63 - Are You Scared During the Stunts in Your Videos'
64 - Preparing for the Plane Stunt
65 - Is There Anything You Fear'
66 - Do You View Yourself as a Role Model for Young Women in Rock'
67 - Wrestling and Dominant Women
68 - Using Wrestling Moves in Real Life
69 - Who Are Your Influences'
70 - Who Did Your Tattoos'
71 - "People Want Music With Teeth"
72 - Being a Motörhead Fan
73 - Changing Your Sound With "It's My Life"
74 - How Important Is Commercial Success to You'
75 - Going Back on the Road
76 - "Only Night Flight Plays Heavy Metal!"
Disc 3:
1 - Night Flight Theme No. 2
2 - Are the Cure a Gloomy Band
3 - “I Never Know What We’Re Going to Do Next”
4 - “We Were Never Fashionably Punk”
5 - Difference Between Being Shy and Private
6 - John Lydon
7 - “99% of Music Is Boring”
8 - Expectations of Fame
9 - What Music Did You Grow Up Listening To’
10 - Mythology of the Cure
11 - Do You Still Lie to Journalists’
12 - “The Only Thing the Cure Members Have in Common Is That We’Re Completely Dissimilar”
13 - Cure’S Fashion
14 - Why’d You Break Up the Band and Play With Siouxsie and the Banshees’
15 - Being a Workaholic
16 - Band Morale
17 - Making Music Videos With Tim Pope
18 - Making a Feature Length Film
19 - “Close to Me” Music Video
20 - Touring in America
21 - “You’re Watching Night Flight!”
22 - [Untitled]