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@sgonz2360 7 күн бұрын

Mili...Your voice is above the rest and I hope you continue to entertain. I'm so sorry for all the pain you endured but your fans Love you and really want more of your music, if you able...I will be watching for it 🤩

@jennymisteqq5399 9 күн бұрын

What was this supposed to be?

@Wyattporter 29 күн бұрын

If you guys aren’t happy with Shove, you should do a (Blake’s Version)

@Wyattporter 29 күн бұрын

Oh my god, you have the back cover of Cracken? I wish I could see this stuff

@chipchatspodcast4506 12 күн бұрын

We'll try to post the video of the interview sometime soon so you can see the back cover :)

@Wyattporter 29 күн бұрын

Oh damn, Chip Midnight is Atomic Ned? Can you post the live at Schuba‘s thing again? The download is expired, and I really want to hear it.

@chipchatspodcast4506 12 күн бұрын

I'll have to see if I have that Schuba's show. I'm sure it was on an old hard drive that crashed. I don't think I still have the show but I'll see if I can find it. I might know someone who has a copy.

@shawnfromportland Ай бұрын

i just listened on Spotify. i was dying to be on the panel of this show while listening haha. i wasn't particularly a numetal fan at the time, more of a hardcore and skate punk skater, but when it came on the scene i was in high school in Central Cali (where Korn is from) and all the shit you are taking about hit HARD and early there. i was really hoping for a mention of the first Earth Crisis record and the first Vision of Disorder record both from 93, which are the earliest that come to my mind with a nu metal sound, and they probably influenced bands that came after. your one host who said he was from a darker background of abuse and neglect was the one who really "got it" the most when you guys were trying to explain where this music was coming from. he exactly nailed it. there was a whole generation of kids from fucked up backgrounds who grew up on rap and metal, but in the 80s boys and men weren't allowed to talk about abuse, neglect, and emotions. so a lot of this genre and 90s metal was about a release for all that bottled up aggression and breaking the norms of what's allowed in genres and society. when you guys were trying to define what exactly makes something nu metal, i wanted to offer my definition: before nu metal, metal was for outcasts and stoners, angry hardcore was for angry extreme city kids, but nu metal came along and was hardcore/metal for average disenfranchised suburban and mall kids. i liked the mentions of the band Helmet, the bass player was my landlord for a while 😂😂

@nsusaint Ай бұрын

talking about soundtracks, Bizarre love triangle by stabbing westward is 100000000x the best version of that song ever played.

@nsusaint Ай бұрын

It really sucks to hear how much he hates the self-titled album, but for me, I thought it was a masterpiece. It's what got me into The Dreaming and got me through a rough decade of my life. I would love to hear the demo versions of the songs to hear it from his perspective though.

@marquee-moon Ай бұрын

The focus on the significance of the double bass here is...odd? FWIW, Jack Griego was a thrash drummer prior to For Squirrels.

@mdrifatkhan749 Ай бұрын

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@richardg8542 Ай бұрын

Fantastic interview!!!! Much appreciated

@JohnJohnson-jx3oo Ай бұрын

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@shoegazer93 2 ай бұрын

It's a real DRY album. I prefer Urban Hymns and A Storm In Heaven, even Forth. It starts off good, but the mid to latter half doesn't offer much for me. Nick McCabe's best guitar work is on the 1st album

@aliarobinson6617 2 ай бұрын

it's my favorite inxs album. well, it and all of them, but it has a special special place for me, god I love michael. I love him.

@simompearson3623 3 ай бұрын

my old manager Paul Adams took me to see School Of fISH AT THE BORDER LINE CLUB IN London in 1991. ONE OF THE MOST INSPIRING AND BEST GIGS I HAVE BEEN TO.

@lorraineh5239 3 ай бұрын

What a lovely man , and the best voice EVER ❤

@keirah_ghg 3 ай бұрын

What a great album. The Super drummer mentioned is Scotty 'sticks' Simpson.. Also BBLM never played in Perth . Only Melbourne..

@kimberlywalker3970 3 ай бұрын

Thank you for doing an INXS album. Thank you for doing one that was mostly ignored by the American listening public. I'm probably one of the biggest non-Australian INXS fans there is but that's another story for another day. I bought every INXS album from X up to Elegantly Wasted the day they were released. I got Thieves for Christmas and Kick for my birthday the following year, I digress. Anyway, it's in my top five of favorite INXS albums preceded by Kick, Thieves, Welcome and X. Some mentioned one of the reasons I like INXS which is most of their albums don't sound the same. Their debut sounds nothing like Elegantly Wasted. I'll digress again and say that's why Def Leppard isn't a top band of mine. They're competent players but their music pretty much the same thing over and over. I also agree that Kick and X sound the most similar. Probably because Kick was such a hit. Maybe you guys heard the story about the president of Atlantic Records offering the band $1M to scrap Kick. The joke being on the record company because it made them international stars. Now for Full Moon Dirty Hearts. Someone had a similar thought I had about this album. I heard that Michael wanted to get in on the grunge craze, but the album sounds more like something Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd would do, meaning it's more of a jam or concept album verses a hit factory like Kick. The songs are longer and don't have that distinct hook like Need You Tonight or New Sensation. It's definitely more of a rock album than a pop album. I'm the only one I know, who like INXS, that likes this album. I like more of their albums, except their debut, too punk for me. It's not bad but it's not my taste. Now, the songs: 1. My top tier songs are THE GIFT, love the distorted guitar, the midsection where Michael talks and the overall rock vibe. I think it's the best song on the album; CUT YOUR ROSES DOWN, I love the funk element it's fun down to the lyrics; I'M ONLY LOOKING, I love the jazz element, especially the muted trumpet and Michael's muted vocals; FREEDOM DEEP, I love the moodiness and the soft nature of the song. I feel like I'm floating when I hear it and when it reaches it crescendo, I feel like I'm soaring along with the song; FULL MOON DIRTY HEARTS, I think Chrissie Hynde was a better duet partner than Ray Charles. I thought their voices worked well together. It was a pairing I wish I would've heard more from. 2. My Mid-tier songs are DAYS OF RUST, I like it grit and the hard rocking nature of the song but I think The Gift is far superior, VIKINGJUICE, the music has that Viking warrior quality like Immigrant Song and Michael sounds like he's either hallucinating, drunk or in a dream like state; THE MESSENGER, a good rock groove but The Gift is far superior; and TIME, again, a good rocker but The Gift is far superior. 3. Near the bottom: MAKE YOUR PEACE it feels more like a filler song like they ran out of ideas when they came to it; PLEASE, I like the idea of Ray Charles, but I don't think it worked. I also feel like they were trying too hard to be soulful and it didn't quite make it. When I hear it, it's like I hear the effort, but it doesn't go anywhere. 4. Least Favorite: KILL THE PAIN, I'm sorry this is the song I skip. I just hate it because it's a real downer, sorry! So, I think it's a good album but not a great one. Let's see I give Kick; Thieves and Welcome a (10). I think they are well-executed albums. I give X an 8.5 because it's well-produced, has mostly great songs but not as good as the other three. This one I'd give a 7.5. I give them credit for trying something different, the production is a bit heavy, I agree, however, with the exception of a couple of songs, I think it mostly works. Oh, and I think it's album worthy.

@PaulDiGrazia-t5k 3 ай бұрын

I bought Post to Wire in 99 then moved to California at 21 from Chicago. Im gay but Heather your voice is heavenly! I didnt know how beautiful you were until this interview, Id totally hang out with ya! he he I am 45, Italiano. I play it every month for a few days and when my friends are over. thank you for Judith and for Jeffrey. Whose Jeffery Heather? What a beautiful song and my favorite album ever! Post to Wire! Paul DiGrazia

@gucciman4380 3 ай бұрын

Good album, happy to hear this episode!

@chrishamilton785 3 ай бұрын

They had a keyboard player Phil Aiken who joined the band for the Smitten Album and played with them for a while before they came back with Three Easy Pieces.

@areamusicale 3 ай бұрын

I never realized that there is a Tom in Buffalo Tom !

@ebeep 3 ай бұрын

It IS genius, and I cared.

@jase0910 4 ай бұрын

INXS’ 90s albums are overlooked and underrated. They built a career and cut their teeth on their sonic diversity, then because Kick became such a global phenomenon most mainstream music fans expected more of the same. I prefer Welcome to Wherever You Are to Full Moon Dirty Hearts, and thought Elegantly Wasted was an exciting enticement of what could have come. But FMDH had some gems, as all their albums do.