Here’s a great interview of Michael Penn on Bloc Critics in advance of Palms and Runes, Tarot and Tea: A Michael Penn Collection and Mr. Hollywood Jr. 1947 released this coming Tuesday.
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radiocynic
April 14th, 2007 at 12:18 pm
Excellent! Looking forward to hearing his podcast in its entirety.
Refreshing to see the “Sean issue” addressed in a different way — further into the story and mainly letting Michael talk about it himself instead of making goofy presumptions. I had never heard before that MP was reticent to do scoring for fear of possible nepotism accusations… that never would have even occured to me, since I so much consider film scoring to be more of a music-oriented activity than film-oriented (tough obviously both.)
Anyway, cool, thanks for the link!