ROCK-SHOTS LEARNS EVEN MORE: The NICK RHODES Interview, Part Two!
The kids' point of reference, the 12or 17-year old reference in pop music, is different from an older person’s point of reference...say, the Beatles. How do you feel about that? I take it as a compliment. When we started—it was almost like six years ago, in England—there were some kids who came to see us that were about 14 years old.
ROCK-SHOTS LEARNS EVEN MORE: The NICK RHODES Interview, Part Two!
Billy Cioffi
(Last month, Nick Rhodes told ROCKSHOTS his side of the Arcadia/Power Station/Duran Duran story. Now—in a continuation of that interview—Rhodes discusses how the Durans work together in the wake of their supergroup spin-offs.)
The kids' point of reference, the 12or 17-year old reference in pop music, is different from an older person’s point of reference...say, the Beatles. How do you feel about that?