 - Interview: Andy Timmons (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"Having Steve Vai's name associated with my project helped my credibility in the guitar community. I have a lot of respect for Steve, not only as a musician but as a businessman. I knew I could learn a lot - and I have!"
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 - Interview: Terry Syrek (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"Music is one of the deepest forms of communication and when you stop focusing on trying to impress people and focus on trying to communicate with them, it goes to an entirely new level."
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 - Interview: Dan McAvinchey (2006)
Interviewed by Kurt Bell
"I want to make it as easy as possible for instrumental guitar fans to find the music they really want, and that means constantly improving the site, a little bit every week and every month. "
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 - Interview: Jill Yan (2006)
Interviewed by Dan McAvinchey
"That's the beauty of instrumental music, when listening to it, you can imagine or feel whatever you want."
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 - Interview: Gianni Rojatti (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"When I turned 19 I realized that I was in love with guitar and I wasn't doing anything else but practicing all day. Only then I understood that nothing could make me any happier than music!"
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 - Interview: Stef Burns (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"Keep playing, keep trying new things as well as listening to and learning the old ones. Try to listen and play with your heart. Play with other musicians as much as possible and when you are getting good enough, be heard in public as much as you can."
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 - Interview: Tony De Gruttola (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"I listen to all types of music, which helps me to keep up with the times, above all rock-fusion jazz, blues, and some Italian bands like Negramaro and Neutra."
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 - Interview: Jason Sadites (2006)
Interviewed by Dan McAvinchey
"I just love instrumental guitar music. There is something great
about hearing somebody write music that will keep people's interest without having the vocal to rely on."
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 - Interview: John 5 (2006)
Interviewed by Martin Schmidt
"Instrumental music kind of reminds me of little orchestra or classical pieces, because there's so much information going on. It's a challenge to do, it's really hard to do that stuff."
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 - Interview: Johnny A. (2006)
Interviewed by Martin Schmidt
"I started to get calls from different record labels, they had interest in me, but at the end of the day the didn't know what to do with me, because it's not really jazz, although it's jazzy, it's not really blues, but bluesy."
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 - Interview: Jay Geils (2006)
Interviewed by Dan McAvinchey
"I do any interview I can arrange to promote the CD. My partner has been marketing all over the internet and working in conjunction with our record company to keep getting press and putting the word out about my CD."
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 - Interview: Eric Mantel (2006)
Interviewed by Dan McAvinchey
"Being your own record label eliminates having to sell your soul. You also have full control over the creative aspects of your music, you own 100% of your publishing, you don’t put yourself in debt, and you call all the shots."
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 - Interview: Patrick Rondat (2006)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"On every album I try to compose songs that fit together and record the album using a wide range of emotions and atmospheres. If I have enough speed/technique songs, I'll work on an atmospheric one, or an acoustic number."
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 - Interview: Randy McStine (2005)
Interviewed by Dan McAvinchey
"I have many goals and options, but I’ll take it day by day. It’s kinda scary to think what could happen in five years. I hope to accomplish something really special by that time."
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 - Interview: Bumblefoot (2005)
Interviewed by Guglielmo Malusardi
"Guitar music isn't for everybody. Can't expect to sell as much as pop vocal music, and that's OK. Guitar music is for those who enjoy it, and it's great that Guitar Nine Records gives us a place where we can easily get it."
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