93 ROCK's Gaston de la Vega spoke with The Cult's legendary lead singer Ian Astbury on October 31, 2007 prior to their performance at Revolution in Fort Lauderdale. To hear the answers, click on the corresponding links.
- Tell us about the day you saw the Beatles for in Liverpool. Did that start your love affair for music? (Hear answer)
- You said David Bowie started your love for music after the Beatles opened your eyes to music. What was is about Bowie that affected you. (Hear answer)
- You've been around some of the biggest musicians. Was there ever a moment when you said to yourself, "I can't believe I'm hanging out with __________?" (Hear answer)
- You've toured with some of the best rock bands in history, Guns N' Roses, Metallica, Aerosmith, just name a few. Which ones were the most memorable? (Hear answer)
- What is something that is missing in today's rock that flourished in the 80's. (Hear answer)
- After The Cult released, 2001's "Beyond Good & Evil" you left The Cult to work with the Doors' Robby Krieger and Ray Manzarek on their reunion project, "Riders On The Storm", for about 4 years. What happened with The Cult that prompted your leave? (Hear answer)
- Many bands from the 80s have come and gone. What has made The Cult want to keep on rockin'? (Hear answer)
- How was it recording with Billy Duffy and The Cult again? (Hear answer)
- How does The Cult's latest album "Born Into This" compare to the older albums? (Hear answer)
- What is the meaning behind the title of the latest album, "Born Into This"? (Hear answer)
- If you could replace any musician in history with yourself, who would it be and why? (Hear answer)
- What's the most overrated thing about being a "Rockstar"? (Hear answer)
- You don't like to tour. What is it about being on tour bus that you dislike so much? (Hear answer)
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