3026983, Yea Preem would be better I think. Posted by Brew, Sat Sep-19-20 11:39 AM
He'd be more likely to open up IMO. And considering the talent he's worked with they could prolly do like 50 episodes and still not cover it all lol.
>>Even though there's some stuff that the didn't cover (as I >>mentioned above), I don't imagine there's going to be >another >>Prince Paul-centered season of this. So, does Open Mike keep >>this as a one-off? Or should he try to talk to someone else? >>And who? >> >>Finding someone else to do all these in-depth interviews is >>likely going to be hard. Prince Paul worked because 1) he's >a >>great interview, 2) Has a sense of humor and doesn't take >>himself too seriously, and 3) is willing to talking about >both >>his successes and failures in very open and honest way. He's >>not self-aggrandizing. >> >>So, I think the field of producers is pretty narrow of who >>Open Mike could successfully pull this off with. I think >>Premier, if he could get him, is the best choice. He keeps >it >>buck and likes to talk about the process. Pete Rock would be >>awful (he's not an interesting interview at all). RZA is >>always in self-promotion mode. Large Pro could give a lot of >>insight, but every interview I've seen with him is kind of >>dry. I don't think Marley Marl would talk honestly about >what >>he did and didn't do. Maybe Q-Tip could work? >> >>If he wanted to do a rapper instead of a producer, you run >>into the same pitfalls. KRS would either be great or a >>disaster, no in-between. Redman might be able to pull it >off. >>I could see LL being interesting, but he might be too "big" >>for this. >> >>Anyway, just some thoughts. >
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