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Interview with Hetson (February 2002)
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An interview with Greg Hetson from February 2002 has been added to the Article Archive.
Click here to read it (from the Punkfastic website)
Click here to read it (from The Bad Religion article archive)
Some quotes from the article:
If the band were to split tomorrow and you could play one last gig anywhere in the world, where would it be and what two bands would you have as support?
Greg: I love playing in Brazil, so it would have to be Rio. I think Stiff Little Fingers are great, so they can support, and I would love to resurrect Joey Ramone from the grave and have the original Ramones line up. That would be cool!
When you were growing up, who were your biggest musical influences?
Greg: Great radio music, stuff like the Beatles, and then harder rock: Aerosmith, Judas Priest and the Ramones. I was always looking for harder music and punk rock worked for me: LA bands like Black Flag and The Germs, and then stuff like Sham 69.
The article was posted on the Punktastic website in February 2002.
Click here to read it (from the Punkfastic website)
Click here to read it (from The Bad Religion article archive)
Some quotes from the article:
If the band were to split tomorrow and you could play one last gig anywhere in the world, where would it be and what two bands would you have as support?
Greg: I love playing in Brazil, so it would have to be Rio. I think Stiff Little Fingers are great, so they can support, and I would love to resurrect Joey Ramone from the grave and have the original Ramones line up. That would be cool!
When you were growing up, who were your biggest musical influences?
Greg: Great radio music, stuff like the Beatles, and then harder rock: Aerosmith, Judas Priest and the Ramones. I was always looking for harder music and punk rock worked for me: LA bands like Black Flag and The Germs, and then stuff like Sham 69.
The article was posted on the Punktastic website in February 2002.
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