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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 889: Ian Thornley, in his own words, part 2

By Alan Cross Corus Radio
Posted May 15, 2020 8:00 am EST
2 min read
The problem I have with so many interviews is that they’re conducted like interrogations. It’s as if the person conducting the interview has a list of question that he/she must get through or else.Depending on the circumstances, that’s sometimes the route you must take. But there’s nothing more human than just sitting down for a simple chat. If you can get some people in a room and just get them talking, then everyone forgets they’re being interviewed.They get into a groove and start remembering things and riffing on subjects that aren’t included in any official bios or Wikipedia entries.This is the whole purpose behind what I call “In Their Own Word” episodes. Not only do we learn about the artist from a different perspective, but we get to see them as actual human beings. We get to know them in ways we otherwise may not.That’s exactly what happened when I had a talk with Ian Thornley. This is “In His Own Words,” part two.Songs heard on this show:
  • Big Wreck, Ladylike
  • Thornley, Come Again
  • Velvet Revolver, Slither
  • Thornley, Make Believe
  • Big Wreck, Albatross
  • Big Wreck, Wolves
  • Big Wreck, One Good Piece of Me
Here’s Eric Wilhite’s playlist.Click here to viewThe Ongoing History of New Music can be heard on the following stations:
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