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Roger Glover talks about things that you may or may not have heard in response to the questions that he may or may not have been asked many times over during the last few weeks of heavy promotional work. The takeaway message here, I guess, is the ease, enthusiasm, and good-natured humor, with which he […]
Read more »A long-ish interview with Don Airey, done during his recent solo band tour in Europe. Part insightful, two parts hilarious, here it is (watch inside)
Read more »Roger Glover has appeared on Van Gils & Gasten show on Belgian TV. There are certain limits on how deep the mainstream media can dig during a 10-minute TV appearance, but it was a well rounded and well researched interview. The host got his Made in Japan vinyl signed, the new album was plugged amid […]
Read more »Another interview with Roger Glover in the German press — this time it is from Kulturnews magazine, April 2017 issue, pages 12-13. We think that it is interesting enough that it deserves the effort of offering it to you in reverse translation (usual caveats apply). SR: Mr. Glover, the question may sound hackneyed, but: Did […]
Read more »The second part of the yes/no rapid fire interview with the band (watch inside)
Read more »Roger Glover was featured with a lengthy interview in the Antihero Magazine. Yep, it’s Roger sharing his thoughts in response to interesting, off-the-beaten path questions. No further hype is needed. Mark Dean: Do you find these press schedules get easier or more difficult as the years pass by? Roger Glover: Actually, probably easier, because when […]
Read more »Roger Glover and Ian Paice did several interviews for the German press while attending the documentary premiere in Düsseldorf. Most of them by now are quite repetitive, so we won’t list them all, but the one from WAZ.de is a wee bit off the beaten path. And nothing like stirring a little controversy asking about […]
Read more »A “yes or no” interview with the band. Except Steve, who gets to talk more than the rest of them combined.
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