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The latest issue of Lemon magazine features two comic-style interviews by John Malloy with Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins and Pop Levi. Sweet.

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YOU'RE SAYING (3)

Danny Shyman said | 8 August, 2007

Yo here’s an idea for a whole different style of interview

cento said | 12 August, 2007

Fantastic!!!

Harry Oakes said | 4 October, 2007

If you put mascara on a pig, it’s still a pig. The interview is boring, and the illustration just serves to pretend that it’s not.

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