Pogo (Fagottron) FIRST Radio Interview with RTR FM 92.1 Perth Australia 2009

A radio Interview with electronic DJ: POGO (Nick Bertke)
Subscribe to POGO: http://www.youtube.com/user/Fagottron

All Credits go to:
http://www.rtrfm.com.au/ (RTR FM 92.1 today)
http://twitter.com/pogomix
http://www.pogomix.net/

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Music

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• Pogo
• Interview
• Radio
• Alice
• Perth
• Australia
• Bangarang
• RTR
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• 92.1
• today
• Nick
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[TurboBabyPuncher]

Pogo sounds more manly than I thought.

[JackieMessenger]

wow, what a voice! Pogo should start sharing his voice as well, ...maybe doing a mix with clips of his voice here and there for true Pogo fans. ...yah, I'd like that =)

[0Fallacy]

"What started in my bedroom is now almost making me a living." Haha. God i'm immature.

[CharmedConverse]

wow im shocked! i thought his voice was going too be like a high pitched voice, kinda like the beatles or something along those lines, but his voice is very low and british sounding, but by all means he is a great artist and inspiration, love your music Nick Bertke, keep being differnt, we cant get enough of it :)

[Penaelo]

The sound quality makes my ears hurt D:

[MyNameIsDarf]

I don't think Alice is supposed to be cute lol

[AZNGoSu]

run for my rabbit hole? HUE HUE HUE!

[SpyanLord]

Representin'.

Akai s2000 + atari 1600 for cubase.

I'm so very glad you're ozzie.

[chipmunktrackz]

@0:59

"It's really blown me away what you can do in your bedroom with a bit of creativity and internet access"

Lol...nothing sexual there!

[FilmFanatic5]

@SomeRandomZeke I mean if he had a bad time as a teenager, what would be the reason of him calling himself "Fagottron"?

[Skinnymarks]

@lolwutfail09 Ya, I would. though if he's English, then I would call him English. The fact of his heritage is still disputed, but if one linage dominates then I would call him the majority. I may only be first generation sense my dad moved from the middle east but I call my self Persian. As for my mom's side, its a mess, the majorities are English and french Canadian. But they don't dominate, so "American" would be appropriate because America is known for being a melting pot.

[lolwutfail09]

@Skinnymarks I'm just saying that you wouldn't say he's Dutch, even though he comes from South Africa. Just because the Netherlands civilized South Africa in the 1600's doesn't make him Dutch, he could also be of different background, the English also civilized the area so he could effectively be English. Who knows, but its just so far back that you cant really say he's Dutch, English etc. Plus if you go back far enough we could all just be classed as coming from 1 "country".