Rewatched this interview again just now and its a great interview, but i cringe when he talks about the early stuff and tries to disregard it. Not playing shows? Yes they were. They played plenty of shows before "Act of Depression" came out. It was doing little tours before that album that got them their record deal with Takehold Records and then some months later Takehold paid for them to record the first album. They did tours for both "Act of Depression" and "Cries of The Past". Everyone was like 15 years old? WRONG AGAIN! Aaron was like 15 or 16 when they did the first album. Dallas Taylor was 19. Corey Steger was 20. Octavio was in his 20's. Underoath wasnt really a band before "The Changing Of Times"? Again, thats not true at all. If you're not a band, how do you play shows and tour? If your not a band, how do you write albums and record them? And one last thing, "Act of Depression" and "Cries Of The Past" are both Full-Length albums, they are not E.P's. Both releases are over 40 minutes long. "The Changing of Times" has more songs, sure but those songs are shorter and the abum is shorter, i think clocking in at 32 or 35 minutes. So Spencer has no fucking idea what he's talking about.

Best band technically that NEVER MADE IT ; (

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Just saw Yellowcard open for Third Eye Blind at Jones Beach. Didn’t know any songs besides Ocean Ave but they played Transmission Home and it definitely made an impact, sounded awesome, I’m a fan.

spencer was deep into drugs at this time. glad to see him doin better now.

⊬ tyler is cool regardless of glasses

🤘🏻Papa roach!

Just a 3 chord song but so powerful.

Amo tanto a jinxx sin importar los años 🐼👺💞

Ashley seems like he's a little far out there in this lol. Just having fun 🖤

i love when greg and ben are together it makes the interviews go by so quickly

O que aconteceu com a banda yellowcard? Acabou?

Interesting interview 😊

He is a legend hope i will meet him one day I think we would get on like on fire he speaks my tongue And off course yhey a fucking good band

you guys look so hot!!!!

My favorite person

I need this chords, please!

Come back to Jacksonville :)

First comment , then of twelve years , great band

My first Download. Can't believe it's been 11 years

Where are you guys these days wish we could chill and jam lol

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60.00 cand 2

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Food cand

60.00 cand 2 people

Sad they kicked out Phillip. Unfair.

These guys deserved more

He is awesome, yellow card is one of the best bands

Jaz is a fucking legend

i LOVE IT

If you wanna learn the song, here's an easy acoustic version. Full step down tuning, chords are Bsus4, C#m7, and Asus2 in that order for pretty much the whole song

this interview is amazing

She is on him like a rash mate !

i miss the old days. i miss yellowcard. i still jammin this wherever i hav an acoustic gig. it never fades god bless 🙏

I fucking love that song and Ryan is amazing !!

You could see the pain in Spencer eyes

CC is freaking awesome!!! 😂🥰❤

Ben has the most fatherly tone in these interviews, especially in the way he makes these silly jokes

In love with the Interviewer tbh.

Love this serious man, a lot 🥰

Love this

The interviewer is like "this guy is fucking crazy AND brilliant don't know what to think" lol. I love the mention of Carl Jung around the Iceland episode. Especially finding one's Shadow and how Jaz calls it the source of genius. I think that's the truth. The Shadow is not merely to be viewed with contempt and/or fear like the id in classic Freudian views of the unconscious, with what most Jungians seem to project as a spirtualized understanding of shedding it or overcoming. It is also about balance and self mastery. Yes I know, curb the enthusiasm, but check out Joseph Campbell's Hero With A Thousand Faces and his idea of the hero's journey, based off of Jungian ideas, it's terribly fascinating. Especially if you are spending this Dark Winter of 2021 all cooped up. I recommend going old fashioned tools, getting some pen and paper, some old books going cheap on amazon and learning about these different perspectives. Adler was another peer of Freud and Jung I recommend; learned about him only recently. He saw the trauma which Freud often talked about in relation to the unconscious/id as well as the ego/super as more of a necessity which we all go through; I look at like that, as a personal trial, like choosing a mountain that we want to climb and then executing that. We have to seek to understand our own buried traumas not as if they were an entity we have to suppress or a demon to exercise; rather it is a gateway to rationally delineating what our unconscious mind is about, not a dark and scary place if you bring a flashlight! Or keep a dream/nightmare journal. The collective unconscious is still an intriguing concept.

TOTALLY BASED!!!!!!!

Still not quite enough is such a banger

couldnt get this man going into a mixer. We gotta listen to this shitty ass iphone quality mix. It's time to grow up kiddos

Funny because it was just a one time thing 😂

The interviewer looks flummoxed - I do not think he knew what he was getting into. Jaz is a true artist - living his music and life. And how much he opened up - esp. about his exploration of islands and settling in NZ. He's one of a handful of under-rated intelligent (and perpetually ‘angry’) musicians from the 1980s (others include Johnny Rotten, Ian McCulloch, Richard Ashcroft). Is this despite of or because of KJ's great demon-haunted music? The lesson: direct your inner world into art and don't become too famous (the corporate world will then try to own you) and you'll remain sane (and as a bonus you’ll be able to sound off against Bono and “First Class” Bob G, the music "Gods" of the day.)

Jaz is a long time family friend and an inspiration in life! never a dull moment in his company.

MANCARANA