Hey there! Innerviews is using Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What's happening? Join today to start receiving Innerviews's tweets.

Already using Twitter
from your phone? Click here.

Innerviews

Tell me something I didn't know. US tap water poisonous: http://s.nyt.com/u/vnn about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
@TheHollyJohnson It looks like you're the big winner in this campaign, even if Universal/ZTT/Satan don't succeed at plundering/graverobbing about 12 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to TheHollyJohnson
RT @Shocklee: Death Of The Internet Censorship Bills In UK, Australia, US To Block "Undesirable" Websites http://tiny.cc/I8559 about 14 hours ago from TweetDeck
A cogent look at what is really going on with the healthcare debacle in the USA, of course, in a British newspaper. http://bit.ly/4Fj5qs about 17 hours ago from TweetDeck
RT @johncalenews: CS Leigh, John Cale: "Process" movie released in May 2010 http://bit.ly/8Bsw1c about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
Steve Hackett is up for it if it happens though. @worldofgenesis about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
Further conversations are still to come and it something could change, but that's the situation as of this minute. @worldofgenesis about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
Sorry Genesis fans. Just talked with Steve Hackett. Currently Gabriel and Collins don't want to perform at the Hall of Fame. @worldofgenesis about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
@tokafi Also, remember, Steven named his "Fear of a Blank Planet" as an homage to Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet." :-) 12:00 AM Dec 17th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi Early no-man material (with Steven Wilson) that got them a deal with One Little Indian was based on De La Soul & Tribe Called Quest 12:00 AM Dec 17th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi BTW Steven Wilson might not have a big career w/o hip-hop. 11:59 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi Sorry, I just saw the just kidding part. :-) We've probably just offended every prog-rock fan in the whole fucking world. 11:14 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi And a lot of Public Enemy's fundamental transformation influence is owed to this man: @shocklee 11:06 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi Public Enemy fundamentally transformed the fabric of popular music culture. 11:05 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi I think Public Enemy has been exponentially more influential as a musical force than Yes. 11:04 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi I actually think Public Enemy was more progressive than any prog-rock act in history. 11:02 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
@tokafi A very interesting Bay Area group called Zion-I has made very interesting use of Mike Oldfield and Jean-Michel Jarre samples. :-) 10:54 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck in reply to tokafi
Last two interviews of the year coming up Thurs. and Friday: Steve Hackett and Ray Shulman of Gentle Giant. 9:51 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck
Someone just asked me how it's possible for me to be equally devoted to hip-hop and prog-rock. :-) The answer is simple: IT'S ALL MUSIC. 9:42 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck
I guess we have to wait for all these old music biz geezers to die before the music "industry" moves on to really reinvent itself. 9:37 PM Dec 16th from TweetDeck

Name Anil Prasad
Location iPhone: 37.806675,-122.270508
Web http://innerviews...
Bio Editor and publisher of Innerviews: Music Without Borders (innervews.org), contributing editor for Guitar Player Magazine, and record collecting maniac.