Justin Beck of Glassjaw "Think Outside the Box, but Execute Within" | AMS Interview

[@joshuabeckwith7906]

I know usually Justin doesn't like doing interviews. But I enjoy his insight into things. He's got integrity. Major influence on my own stuff.

[@dalekay9ine]

I feel like him and Daryl BOTH doing interviews lately is HOPEFULLY pointing to something new musically between them. I'd personally love a full length that's more along the lines of the our color green/ coloring book eps. Both of those are some of their absolute best work.

[@stelladallas802]

My insides dropped at just the name. Did a triple take. Justin is so incredible. Amazing tone and huge influence

[@humanladders]

GJ Forever. Justin is an all-time talent and interview!

[@tomfrombrick]

16:43 classic 7:18 lol Great interview, Beck and Daryl are the heart and soul of GJ. 1gg3 forever

[@noelcardenas408]

GOAT, wish he did a guitar rig video of his pedals, amps and setup

[@luckylayne]

GOLD

[@ProjectPhoenix21]

Growing up in the late 90s and early 2000s, Justin Beck was a massive influence to me when I finally picked up my first electric back in 2002. I based a ton of my sound and style around his.

[@TheNightdiver]

Nice interview, justin is elocuent as always

[@amigara_]

Super insightful guy, and GJ as a whole is a huge influence. I wonder if the Israeli fusion band mentioned is Tatran?

[@626lifeaa]

Gj is goated imo, white pony and worship and tribute are unmatched

[@heysahan]

saw them open for deftones on the white pony tour, about a month after eyewtkas came out. insane.

[@xxtool420xx]

I think in Worship and Tribute there was a very obvious shift in tone. I kinda took "I'm not throwing stones at you anymore" as hey, we're not the band you thought we were. I still love those songs to this day... GlassjAw was post hardcore and is.... GlassjAw....

[@cJeremy]

ugh.. i miss the 2000s. GJ was the fuckin BEST.

[@deathbrodigital]

✊🏾🖤

[@TheUnderdogzX]

Oh my ass, Justin is talking!

[@Unanythang]

Wait. Justin knows and is a fan of tosin abasi. That's crazy?

[@remochiun266]

Wild him and Daryl don't like ETYEWTKAS. I adore that and W&T along with most of their stuff. I'm surprised he didn't mention the band Sons of Abraham.

[@jeannazaire5677]

Justin is bugging, I've always regarded him in that genius conversation.

[@Undermineded-333]

Hell no fuc no shhh no it’s a million ways to say the same thing

[@IsitReallyrealreally]

I think it really arrogant to say the albums that made his career an actual thing ,sound like sh*t. They sound good, at least. Why be like that? What is the real problem here, kid? You and Daryl are SO beyond it now? Ha Ha. Riiiight

[@dalekay9ine]

The most recent interview with Daryl (lambgoat) about 7 months ago- he talks shit about how the first 2 albums sounds as well, especially EYEWTKAS. I'm sorry but saying Worship & Tribute sounds worse than Material Control is an insane take. MC sounds very muddled, like it's behind a wall in certain moments.

[@Online_ToughGuy]

@@dalekay9inebig agree. Worship and Tribute is mixed great

[@Riviere8281]

well, he is talking about the sound not about their music. I don't know to me the albums sounds fucking amazing.

[@moredatesmorefiber3526]

well keep in mind they got absolutely GRAPED by their record label. In fact, if you buy EYEWTKAS they won't recieve any money from it. Also, their record label remixed it without their input or permission. So you can see, they have a lot of sour feelings towards that record. They hate it because they don't own it. I think that is the underlining theme whether they admit it or not. For me, EYEWTKAS is a masterpiece.

[@ReversedCentaur]

Beck has always kind of been like this. He seems to favor their music that isn’t liked as much,