If AMIT interviews MK, what could be the qustions?

[privinvest]

Make "a list of your major mistakes," your great regrets, disappointments, things you wish you handled differently? 

[kempston_joystick]

Favourite Viz character.

[stratmad]

-Is there a place in the world you'd still like to visit / wish you could have visited (in case the place no longer exists)?
- Are there books/films/other people's records that you keep coming back to?
- What message/advice would you give to a child/teenager today?

[wayaman]

Did you ever pretend to play a tennis racket?

[Pottel]

why does it appear to be so difficult of artists working together, we all hope for a combo with Gilmour or with EC, but that always seems to be "..difficult.."?
what do you listen to on a saturday evening and on a sunday morning.
who were your 10 favourite artists before 30?
who would you really still like to collab with?

[Rolo]

Did you have any amplifier to plug your first electric guitar? 

[wayaman]

Do you know how a Fender catalogue smells?

[Viervalen]

Did your first electric had to be in any paricular color?

[2manyguitars]

You got the guitar but couldn't afford the amp, you finally got the amp, how did you afford the cable? 

[Rolo]

Did you got private guitar lessons?

[the visitor]

Did you really want to do it ?

[privinvest]

no rotten tomatoes, pls

6, 12, 13, 29, 33, 36, 47, 49 are not awful, no,?

"imagine 50 incredibly clever, private questions to ask in an interview with a singer song writer guitarist with a view to know him better"

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50 Incredibly Clever Private Questions for a Singer-Songwriter-Guitarist

1. Summary:

    What's the first song you remember falling in love with, and why?
    Can you describe your songwriting process in one word?
    How has your music evolved since your first album?
    Who is the most influential person in your musical journey?
    Which song of yours holds the most personal significance?
    How do you overcome creative blocks?
    If your guitar could talk, what stories would it tell?
    What's the most challenging song you've ever written?
    How do you balance storytelling and melody in your songs?
    Who's an unexpected artist that influences your music?
    What's a hidden message in one of your songs that fans might not know about?
    Do you have any pre-show rituals?
    How do you deal with criticism of your music?
    What's a common misconception about being a musician?
    If you weren't a musician, what would you be doing?
    What's the most memorable performance you've ever had?
    How do you feel your music reflects your personality?
    What's a lyric you've written that you're particularly proud of?
    How do you choose the themes for your albums?
    What's the best advice you've received about music?
    How do you keep your music fresh and innovative?
    Do you have a favorite venue to perform at?
    How does your cultural background influence your music?
    What's the weirdest inspiration you've had for a song?
    How do you handle the pressures of the music industry?
    What's your favorite song to cover and why?
    How has your view of success changed over time?
    What's a collaboration that you're particularly proud of?
    How do you incorporate feedback from fans into your music?
    What's the most personal song you've ever written?
    How do you stay true to yourself in your music?
    What's the story behind your first guitar?
    How do you find balance between your personal life and your music career?
    What's the most important lesson you've learned from another musician?
    How do you keep improving your guitar skills?
    What's your favorite part of the songwriting process?
    How do you stay inspired to write new music?
    What's a song that always makes you emotional when you perform it?
    How do you navigate the business side of being a musician?
    What's a musical genre you'd like to explore in the future?
    How do you stay grounded amidst fame and success?
    What's a song you wish you'd written?
    How do you approach writing a concept album?
    What's a moment in your career that felt like a turning point?
    How do you deal with performance anxiety?
    What's the most important quality for a songwriter to have?
    How do you maintain your authenticity in your music?
    What's the story behind your latest album?
    How do you balance experimentation with maintaining your signature sound?
    What's the next big goal you have for your music career?

2. Logic:
These questions are designed to uncover the personal and professional layers of the singer-songwriter-guitarist's life and career. They focus on the emotional, creative, and practical aspects of being a musician, providing insights into their inspirations, challenges, and personal growth.

3. Critique:
While these questions are comprehensive, some might be seen as too invasive or personal. It's important to gauge the comfort level of the interviewee and adjust accordingly. Additionally, the balance between professional and deeply personal questions should be considered to maintain a respectful interview tone.

4. Defense:
These questions are crafted to create a deeper understanding of the artist, moving beyond surface-level queries to explore their inner world, creative processes, and personal experiences. They can lead to more meaningful and engaging conversations that resonate with both the artist and their audience.

5. Analysis/Synthesis:
By asking these clever and private questions, an interviewer can build a holistic picture of the artist, revealing the intricacies of their journey, inspirations, and future aspirations. This approach not only enriches the interview but also provides fans with a more intimate connection to the artist.

[stratmad]

Thanks privinvest, that looks like a promising start.
We know the answers to about half of them because he's answered them in different interviews.
But the other half sounds like a good starting point.
Some may not apply  (concept album), some might need re-phrasing in order to make them less personal, e.g. "Which song of yours holds the most personal significance?" could be "Are there songs that hold a special personal significance for you?", so he'd be free to pick one.

[MagicElliott]

Which artists have you enjoyed that have come out since 2000?

The point about “how do you deal with criticism?” Is an interesting one,
Most of the criticism of his music comes from Mark himself[