Dick Flash: an interview masterclass with Brian Eno

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Dick Flash: an interview masterclass with Brian Eno

Dick Flash shows us wannabe interviewers how it's done: Brian Eno

by Peter CulshawWednesday, 03 November 2010

Dick Flash shows us wannabe interviewers how it's done with this masterful and enlightening exchange with pop's favourite brainbox Brian Eno, who seems to have a new album out, also. Watch Dick Flash's interview with Brian Eno:

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