Interview With Mick James

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Mick James musician & producer for Magician Criss Angel Mindfreak and Mick James is Dead, is noted for music and entertainment industry successes ranging from writing and producing with Criss Angel and Jonathan Davis (KORN) the highly recognizable “Mind Freak Theme” song to Carmen Electra’s NWWL (Naked Women’s Wrestling League) show (2007), Super Bowl (2010), Real Housewives of Miami (2013), MTV Cribs, The Magic Place; Criss Angel’s Web network, Criss Angel/Cirque Du Soleil Las Vegas show “Believe,” to having designed his own signature series of guitars & basses for Carparelli Guitars entitled: “Levitation 7,″ which produce a certain unique sound for guitarists.

Interview With Mick James

November 5, 2014

By Londa R. Marks | Metal Music Interviews

Published By Tempi-Dispari, Rome, Italy and Rock Legend News Firenze, Italy

Mick has just released his controversial CD: “Mick James Is Dead” - even though he isn’t. Mick James took time from his busy schedule to do an interview with journalist Alex Pompili, Tempi-Dispari, Rome Italy; Italy’s source for rock news.

Rock Legend News: What has been your approach to achieving success in the music and entertainment industry?

Mick James: I have had a "build it they will come" attitude. I believed I would be successful even when it looked black & things were going no where. I never gave up or listened to any doubters with negative attitudes. I made sure if there was an opening I would be ready to fill it. This is a tough business, no one does anything for those who don’t do for themselves. These days the industry only gets behind people who are already self made & making waves & fans on their own. Then they will want to work with you. So I took it into my own hands to get where I am & make shit happen…

Rock Legend News: Your new release entitled: Mick James is Dead is highly controversial since you are not dead. How did you come up with that title and what was the creative thought process?