Brian reflects on a lifetime of storms....

[Cam Mott]

Where does it say the print interview is quoting from the video interview or that they are one and the same or even by the same journalist? I'm not seeing it.

[Wirestone]

So Brian gave two separate interviews on identical subjects to the same magazine, Billboard, which then ran them both as part of the same package?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but it seems unlikely to me.

[Cam Mott]

So Brian gave two separate interviews on identical subjects to the same magazine, Billboard, which then ran them both as part of the same package?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but it seems unlikely to me.

I suppose someone should ask RS but one interview for print and one for video doesn't seem impossible or even unlikely. I'm just saying some people are only presuming they are the same and comparing them as if they are as if it is evidence.

[bgas]

So Brian gave two separate interviews on identical subjects to the same magazine, Billboard, which then ran them both as part of the same package?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but it seems unlikely to me.

I suppose someone should ask RS but one interview for print and one for video doesn't seem impossible or even unlikely. I'm just saying some people are only presuming they are the same and comparing them as if they are as if it is evidence.

Why in the worls would anyone ask RS about a Billboard interview? 
Think it's time for your nap Cam

[Cam Mott]

So Brian gave two separate interviews on identical subjects to the same magazine, Billboard, which then ran them both as part of the same package?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but it seems unlikely to me.

I suppose someone should ask RS but one interview for print and one for video doesn't seem impossible or even unlikely. I'm just saying some people are only presuming they are the same and comparing them as if they are as if it is evidence.

Why in the worls would anyone ask RS about a Billboard interview? 
Think it's time for your nap Cam

To ask them to ask Billboard of course, silly. Who needs a nap now?

[bgas]

So Brian gave two separate interviews on identical subjects to the same magazine, Billboard, which then ran them both as part of the same package?

I mean, I guess it's possible, but it seems unlikely to me.

I suppose someone should ask RS but one interview for print and one for video doesn't seem impossible or even unlikely. I'm just saying some people are only presuming they are the same and comparing them as if they are as if it is evidence.

Why in the worls would anyone ask RS about a Billboard interview? 
Think it's time for your nap Cam

To ask them to ask Billboard of course, silly. Who needs a nap now?

If you really think RS would get out of their own puke to ask Billboard about their BW interview, you need more than a nap

[puni puni]

This is how it is written:

RITZ: In Love & Mercy, much of the action centers on your bouts with -depression. How did you react to the film?
WILSON: I thought it dwelled too long in the darkness. Overall I liked the movie, especially those scenes when I was creating in the studio. I’m endorsing it, but, to be honest, I thought it was heavier than it needed to be. On the other hand, I didn’t get involved with the script. That was left to my wife [Melinda Ledbetter, whom he married in 1995]. My attitude is that the life of a public figure is up for interpretation. I can’t -- and don’t want to -- control how people see me.

It should be assumed that this exchange is what actually transpired:

RITZ: In Love & Mercy, much of the action centers on your bouts with -depression. How did you react to the film?
WILSON:I thought it dwelled too long in the darkness. Overall I liked the movie, especially those scenes when I was creating in the studio. I thought it was heavier than it needed to be.
RITZ: Do you endorse it?
WILSON: Yeah.
RITZ: How involved were you with the script?
WILSON: I wasn't. That was left to my wife.
RITZ: Because it's difficult to control how audiences see you, do you think the life of a public figure should be up for interpretation?
WILSON: Yeah.