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Snakes on a Sound Bite
February 20th, 2006 at 7:19 pm

A few days ago Samuel L. Jackson (SLJ) gave an interview on NPR’s All Things Considered (stream here) about Freedomland and, eventually, Snakes on a Plane. The other Snakes on a Blog transcribed that portion of the interview as well as pointed out this MP3 clip.

So, anyone interested in making more Fan Songs/Audio, should feel to grab the clip. Additionally, you may want to use the SLJ soundboard for a broader range of SLJ expressions.

Enjoy.

All previous Fan Songs.




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[...] In addition to me, they had an interview with David Ellis and played clips from Subatomic Warp’s fan song and fan audio trailer… and they even read a few foreign title translations. NPR also did an interview a few weeks ago with Samuel L. Jackson for those of you who are looking for a little bit more backstory. [...]

Pingback by Snakes on a Blog » Snakes on NPR (HEAVILY UPDATED) — March 23, 2006 @ 8:07 pm

[...] A reader pointed me to this Podcast at The Watercooler all about Snakes on a Plane. They play clips from the non-trailier/trailer, Samuel L. Jackson’s NPR interview as well as Jesus Candy’s fan song. Enjoy. [...]

Pingback by Snakes on a Blog » Snakes on a Podcast — March 24, 2006 @ 11:07 pm


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