6 Comments

1. valais88
   Posted 7 June 2010 at 8:21 |

   Nice one!! What kind of trouble did you get in Mark, in “the early years”? :);) Can’t wait to see you guys live again in Utrecht!!!;)

   XXX Claudia

2. cager
   Posted 7 June 2010 at 16:38 |

   Nice little interview, everyone looks nice and relaxed. So funny that Mark remembers the day they where on ‘Mike’ because…”oh it was the day of the Challenger disaster!!” Well not funny…but you know what I mean…a cheery note to start the interview…oh I give up.

   Oops.

   C

3. glenn27
   Posted 10 June 2010 at 20:42 |

   id like to thank mark and mike for filling the last 28 years (thats how long ive been coming to live level 42 concerts)with top class live shows see you in october at southend`s cliffs pavillion.

4. glenn27
   Posted 10 June 2010 at 20:46 |

   sound as good now !

5. keefy
   Posted 10 July 2010 at 15:47 |

   07/10/2010

   At 12:30 a.m. on FM – WPFW 89.3 (Pacifica.org)Washington, DC; I spoke with the funkiest bass player on the otherside of the pond. Mr. Mark King himself of Level 42, yes Mr King. After speaking with him, I realize that if any musician can bring that energy and wit at 5:30 a.m. in the morning (UK time) has to be sharp on stage. Still.

   Mark, revealed that the 30th Anniversary new release has tracks, that has never been released to the public. Not too mentioned the hits from the past like “Something About You and Star Child” and other ones that made them a world wide known Pop/Funk/ Jazz fused band.

   Glad too know that a fan can chat with one of his favorite band members. Anyway, I’ll see Mark and the rest of Level 42 at the Birchemere in Northern Virginia on July 22. But, I still think the show at The Nokia Theater in Times Square the next night will be their best US stop.

   Big shout out to Wally Badarou! Where you at????

6. lonestaroftejas
   Posted 26 October 2010 at 5:33 |

   more power to you!