My plan is to interview Max Bemis, lead singer and front man for the uprising band "Say Anything." I want the interview to take place at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles because it has great relevance to the growth of the band. I would like Max to talk about his mental illness's when he was on tour and how that affected their most recent tour.
The three questions I am "rehearsing in my head are:"
1.) If you don't mind me asking, how does your condition affect your songwriting/playing.
2.) Does your disorder conflict with your current rise in popularity? Are you finding it easier to tackle the social anxiety?
3.) Articles from various music magazines such as A.P. and Spin are calling you the Bob Dylan of our time, do agree with this claim? Why do you think this is the general consensus. What makes your lyrics/music different from what's in stores now.
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Great choice of location and very sophisticated questions. I believe you can hear yourself conducting this interview. I believe you are thinking about how you would ask these tough personal questions -- the tone, the eye contact, the body language. It all counts toward getting an honest answer vs. a brushoff.
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