The Afghan Whigs Greg Dulli Interviews

Interviews with Greg Dulli from the Afghan Whigs from 1991-1994. Jonathan Poneman and Bruce Pavitt of Sub Pop also talk about The Afghan Whigs.

[@tiarebuck1320]

Not sure why anyone would talk negatively about art. Everything these guys do makes me feel something.

[@OakleyANDSittingBull]

Agreed, in interviews & LIVE gigs from 1988 - 1992 Dulli looked GREAT! He looks even better NOW than during the entirety of the mid-'90s until this year! View their LIVE set at 'Austin City Limits Music Festival' in 09.12. Greg & John Curley LOOK as though they've been eating healthy, working-out quite a bit, and no longer smoking or drinking (which he SHOULD HAVE *NEVER* been doing since he's suffered at least moderate 'Bi-Polar Disorder' for a long time, well before his diagnosis in '98). : )

[@BB-je8hm]

FAT NOW.

[@ascar1nthasky03]

Hello from Youngstown, Ohio! Love Greg!!!

[@lambjack1]

When I first got into them in 1994, I was just down the road in Grove City, PA.

[@ascar1nthasky03]

@@lambjack1 Been there and love the Outlets, obviously. But I’m not much of a shopper. Only there once or twice in 37 years lol

[@lambjack1]

@ascar1nthasky03 Outlets were being built in 94. Nobody was a fan. There was a great bar across the road called My Brothers Place. Once I went to Quaker Steak in Youngstown. Good folks out in western PA and Ohio. I miss it.

[@daveco1270]

This is amazing, most of the early whigs stuff is such bad quality video. Greg is great in these interviews. Is there any more of this? Thanks for posting.

[@duncefunce1513]

Classic non-handsome handsome. Fit.

[@edrees40]

The way they are so wild guys would be from afg

[@Drumblanket]

Just so people know... the story about jail.. isnt true

[@miszBEB0x]

Why did he say it then

[@rawbones4117]

That must've been some sort of SubPop marketing strategy. I recall Reverend Horton Heat having a backstory about being "in and out of juvenile detention centers" and a reputation as a delinquent which he claimed is a load of bull but was a strategy to give him some edge.

[@Drumblanket]

it was something he thought would be funny to convince people.

[@tinifo]

so why is he talking about it?

[@TheBillwilliam]

Paul Weller

[@ungman1]

Are they from Afghanistan? if not, why Afghan Whigs?

[@namelastname4077]

amico carino it means something personal to the bass player