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Rip It Up, Issue 237, 1 May 1997, Page 5

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. - - ■ ',. ' ' I | “If worst came to worst, I could just move to New York. No one had a I problem here, except John Lennon.” | PAVEMENT’S STEPHEN MALKMUS on the lethal ‘fame’ question. I “I’m trying to think while I’m I speaking, but it doesn’t work | like that.” I 95bFM breakfast host MIKEY HAVOC comes to | | a conclusion on air. j ' ■‘ ' I “I screamed so much I didn’t have | | PMS for four months.” j DREW BARRYMORE on being one of Wes I ■ Craven's Scream screamers. I “We wrote ‘Tragedy’, ‘Too Much Heaven’, and ‘Shadow Dancing’, with | ; our brother Andy in one day. They | turned out to be three Number Ones in a row. The drugs must have been | good that day.” „ The Devil’s talcum powder worked for BARRY | ' GIBB and the- BEE GEES. . . “A lot of people think I have breast implants, but if these people could | see me when I come home and take y off my bra, how could they think these are fake? If they could just see them.” . Supermodel TYRA BANKS gives voice toTier admirers’ desires. ■■.. ■ . ■ j ' ■ ' - , ‘ -■ J “It’s a heavy rock album, basically. j | It’s rocking, but it’s not innovative.” j I NOEL GALLAGHER reviews the forthcoming OASIS album. ■T ■ : ‘ f “I stick the rockets up their assholes sometimes, and they shove the § leather glove in my mouth every now and again to keep me quiet.” J GARBAGE’S SHIRLEY MANSON on dealing with . the boys in her band. | The Beatles... I think they are nice j lads who write pretty songs, but they . | are horribly overrated. In fact, most of the Liverpool groups were | overrated, they were all musically | I inept, completely. Some of them | could sing, but they could never play * their instruments.” ; The late ROLLING STONES keyboard player I lAN STEWART in Creem, 1975. j “Not eating. Take away hot lunch. Take away welfare. Cut social | programs. People don’t hear rap ; music and get cranky, asshole —.it’s | the food, stupid.” Interscope label boss JIMMY lOVINE defends j ; . the Death Row label. b ’ | “I don’t think there’ll be any banjos.” I JOHNNY CASH on music in heaven. -I | . fl