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Interview - Hear/Say

"Every time, I write a song about a break-up, I can’t believe I’m writing about it again. It’s like shut up already. But I think it’s a universal experience and it never gets old."

Juliana talks about Peace & Love, her career and voice, and names her price for a Blake Babies reunion in a Q&A interview at Hear/Say.

Thanks to Allison for sharing this link.

Interview - Groupee

"I don't know what happened with the guitar solo in 'What Is Wrong', I just sort of plugged in and in about three seconds got a kind of nasty sound happening. I pressed 'record' and this gnarly blast fell out. Listening back, I was very amused with myself." 

Read more comments from Juliana in a feature on Groupee.

More Magnet Guest Posts

The final batch of guest posts from Juliana's stint as guest editor of magnetmagazine.com:

IMPACT

Ben & Jerry's Everything But The... Ice Cream

 Referring To Everything As "This Guy"

"Jung also reinforced my instinctive belief that exploring my emotional problems through creativity/art is an extremely worthwhile pursuit not just for me but for anyone struggling with identity problems. Or any problems, really."  

Carl Jung

Mark Tobey

New England

Flannel Sheets

Rockford Files, Animal Prints and Puppy Nonsense

"My newfound love for The Rockford Files (and for RTV in general) is partly nostalgia (for my childhood, for the ’70s), but part of it is the fact that Jim Rockford, the self-employed private detective (“$200 a day, plus expenses”), is such a great creation. I love that he lives in a run-down trailer in the parking lot of a restaurant by the ocean in Malibu."

As part of her guest editing of magnetmagazine.com, Juliana has now shared her thoughts on The Rockford Files, animal prints, and, as you do, the 'Puppy Bowl'.

Juliana Guest Edits magnetmagazine.com

"I never decided to become a singer. Singing was just something I always did. From the time I could make noise come out of my mouth, I was singing. I made up songs in the car when I was three or four years old. My mother always told me I used to make up songs about the scenery we were passing by. And I’d sit in the back seat and sing."

Quote taken from a Q & A with Juliana Hatfield posted today on magnetmagazine.com, which Juliana is guest editing this week.

Interview - Pop-Rock Candy Mountain

"I really have these dreams of secluding myself in a monastery for years and being silent and eating brown rice and doing nothing else. That appeals to me that life. I just read “Eat, Pray, Love” that Ashram sounds so great to me.You probably would miss some of the world. Probably a nice new bag can make me happy. If I wasn’t developing this lust for nice things, I never had that lust. I find myself wanting to get a fat chunky gold ring. I don’t have any nice jewelry. I want that but at the same time I want to be a monk. "

More on the new album, Lindsay Lohan, blogs, books and Juliana's new found love of Twitter in an interview with Amy Shuster for Pop-Rock Candy Mountain.

 

Interview Roundup - Acoustic Album 'Confirmed'

“You can be more efficient as an artist today, you don’t need a studio, but ... it takes away some of the mystique and excitement of putting a record out.”


Juliana on reported plans for the new (and seemingly confirmed as acoustic) album,  a new non-fiction book, a novel and painting projects in an article in Falls Church News Press.

Other recent interviews at 30 Days Out and, in German, at satt.org