Carole Pope

An in-depth video interview with Carole Pope. Enjoy as she tells stories of the early days. Then share with your friends.

[@danielesbordone1871]

One of the best Canadian bands of all time.

[@PeterByker]

Dunnville Music Festival, 2001--- featuring Carole Pope., Teenage Head, Ronnie Hawkins & The Hawks etc etc remains a favourite musical memory of mine. ICONIC

[@sdterv]

I was a huge fan when Rough Trade played The Chimney and even when I was at York University Rough Trade played the pups on campus. I spoke with her off stage at The Chimney. Very engaging woman. Still play the music. "What's the Furor about the Fuhrer?" Timeless!!!

[@YourLargeMother]

Today she would be kicked out of York because she is so political incorrect. York now is a shit hole Asian Muslim bs.

[@curlergd]

Really enjoyed the interview. Thanks!

[@kmanyguns]

Have never seen Carole in person, have been a fan since High School Confidential, when I was in grade 6, far from being in High School, read her book, Anti Diva...Hope to meet her in the future in Vancouver

[@222radar]

Landfall is a great song. Would be cool if she released on vinyl. Carole should make a short film with it. Maybe it will go viral and millennialis will discover her. Carole looks fkn amazing, btw.

[@kmanyguns]

the interviewer looks like Ed Masry..aka, Albert Finney - great interview with Miss Pope, I'm wondering when that biopic on her based on her book Anti Diva will be coming out or will be made? I was a huge Rough Trade fan, haven't listened to much of her latest music, but it's probably good!

[@westmeathguy]

Nice going Carole!

[@malcolmachtman4182]

I enjoyed the interview. But I found the way it was shot made David Marsden appear to be talking to Carole Pope as if he were looking down at her. I think interviews look more "professional" when people are facing each other at an equal level. I remember shooting some great photos of Carole Pope and Rough Trade in 1983 at a club in Calgary called Lucifer's.

[@NYthespiritcom]

Hi Malcolm - Carole has been a friend since the mid-seventies. Under no circumstances would I ever "talk down" to Carole or for that matter - anyone. At the same time - I do understand your point. Originally we did the standing/sitting thing as a change of format for interviews. Perhaps an unfortunate trait, but I am always searching for different ways to do things. You will notice it is how all the original interviews were done. As with everything - we continue to examine new options.....dm

[@PeterByker]

silliest comment ever, congrats, but then you redeem yourself with a fine memory, what do??