Slayer_X
07-18-2014, 07:03 PM
The Miami Herald has published part 1 of their new interview with Chris Jericho. Here are some highlights:
Entertaining the masses with his talents:
"I think after a while people don't really give a %$#@ what it is [else] that you're doing. When I'm wrestling, I'm in wrestling mode. When I'm on stage with Fozzy, I'm in Fozzy mode. They're two separate things, and it's cool that I do both. I think a lot of people think it's cool and can understand that I'm good at both. I don't listen to negative people or care about negative people or worry about negative people. I just worry about doing the best I can do with whatever projects I decide to do."
Similarities between music and wrestling:
"There's a lot of similarities between the two. They're both very high energy, aggressive forms of entertainment, very dependent on the reactions you get from the crowd. If the crowd is excited, it makes for a better show -- both in wrestling and with Fozzy. So you get a lot of crossover because there is that certain vibe in both. Certainly WWE superstars are like rock stars -- larger than life, over the top personalities -- and that's what you're always looking for in rock-n-roll. Sometimes you get it, and sometimes you don't, and sometimes you get that in wrestling, and sometimes you don't. Especially when you go to a WWE show with all the fire [and loud noise] and pyrotechnic, a lot of times it's more than a rock show, than a rock show you might see. There is a common ground between the two."
WWE's Jim Johnston, who composes theme songs:
"[Johnston] does a great job at what he does. He really finds the inner core, the inner seed of what the person's personality is, of what the character's personality is, and really latches on to that. It always amazes me to see what he comes up with for guys who have been around for years, for guys who are just starting..He's definitely an invaluable member of the WWE's team for sure.
Entertaining the masses with his talents:
"I think after a while people don't really give a %$#@ what it is [else] that you're doing. When I'm wrestling, I'm in wrestling mode. When I'm on stage with Fozzy, I'm in Fozzy mode. They're two separate things, and it's cool that I do both. I think a lot of people think it's cool and can understand that I'm good at both. I don't listen to negative people or care about negative people or worry about negative people. I just worry about doing the best I can do with whatever projects I decide to do."
Similarities between music and wrestling:
"There's a lot of similarities between the two. They're both very high energy, aggressive forms of entertainment, very dependent on the reactions you get from the crowd. If the crowd is excited, it makes for a better show -- both in wrestling and with Fozzy. So you get a lot of crossover because there is that certain vibe in both. Certainly WWE superstars are like rock stars -- larger than life, over the top personalities -- and that's what you're always looking for in rock-n-roll. Sometimes you get it, and sometimes you don't, and sometimes you get that in wrestling, and sometimes you don't. Especially when you go to a WWE show with all the fire [and loud noise] and pyrotechnic, a lot of times it's more than a rock show, than a rock show you might see. There is a common ground between the two."
WWE's Jim Johnston, who composes theme songs:
"[Johnston] does a great job at what he does. He really finds the inner core, the inner seed of what the person's personality is, of what the character's personality is, and really latches on to that. It always amazes me to see what he comes up with for guys who have been around for years, for guys who are just starting..He's definitely an invaluable member of the WWE's team for sure.