The Downbeat Podcast - Pat Sheridan (Fit For An Autopsy)

My guest this week on the ALL NEW MULTICAM EDITED IN-PERSON DOWNBEAT PODCAST is Pat Sheridan, guitarist of Fit For An Autopsy. I sat down with Pat before FFAA's show in Glasgow to bond about what it's like to work with the insufferable Will Putney (JK JK JK) as well as talking about everything from overcoming the anger of his youth and becoming the best father he can be - to Cardi B's leather pajamas. It gets heavy in a few places. Great dude, great chat.
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[@lynjeffs]

Cheers Reynolds... 😂

[@reynlord666]

Boofmaster

[@BLVSTBEVST]

Personally, the day I met Pat for the first time he was having a very rough day/tour/week, and he was in an absolutely foul mood. When he learned I was not only a fan, but extremely excited to work with him and the rest of FFAA his attitude 180'ed instantly. Now I've had the pleasure of hosting FFAA in various venues 3 times, and they are absolutely the sweetest dudes on earth. Professional, good communication, and always making everyone in the room laugh. It's really nice to hear about his personal growth and this is hands down one of my personal top 5 episodes, and I've been here since day 1. Keep up the great work Craig. Always remember no matter how many bad comments you get on KZbin, the fans will always know what your doing is important and we would have no else in your stead 🖤

[@olivuuuur]

man, Pat is a wholesome dude. Doesn't pretend he's perfect by any means, very humble guy. He learns from his mistakes, and owns them. You've got a good friend in this guy Craig.

[@VoodooChaos]

man I wasn't ready for that deep conversation. props to Pat for being this open and genuine, wish him and his family all the best . downbeat still unparalleled

[@indemor]

I met pat with some friends at a show in vienna last year when fit toured with spite, whitchapel and thy art. He was the nicest guy we were just talking about shows and how weird it was for him going from going to shows to playing on stage. It was really like a dad conversation. Love and respect to the man❤

[@timmystoner7219]

My fav guitarist top notch player and down to earth truthful humble person hard to find guys like him anymore fit has helped me learn so much about life they are amazing my fav band I’m still stuck on far from heaven not alone the whole album oh what the future holds I got both cd and pink splatter vinyl and hoodie and shirt and have to get more to support these guys they have to go on they have to keep making albums no way nothing can stop them

[@AycliffeGardens]

FFAA are truly top shelf metal.

[@painremains]

FFAA Been the most consistent band for the last 4 albums

[@doxgrvl]

I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, Pat is just such a great person 🖤 Would love to see the rest of Fit on the podcast some day!

[@filip1988mbt]

I recently got really into Pat's playing and I just got sucked into a wormhole listening to FFAA and checking out his rig rundowns and Interviews. Really great interview!

[@olithomas]

I was having a shit day and this improved it immensely. Incredible episode, incredible chaps (and incredible merch)

[@ryanbazeley153]

Wow, what an absolute dude. Pretty open speaking about all that stuff. Huge respect dude!

[@jaydenstrudel]

absolutely loved this interview, very touching second half i genuinely appreciated it :)

[@lazarefilms9290]

I love listening and watching Pat talk, thanks for another excellent episode!

[@tommyjcarpenter]

As a fellow New Jersian, FFAA ****ing rules. Swing The Axe is in my top 3 favorite songs ever. Love these guys.

[@jarmalofamerica]

53:15 brought me to tears. Pat is a good dude 🖤

[@PeteArado]

I’m fairly certain the Chicago venue you guys were talking about is Reggie’s Live. That place fucking rules

[@young-_-loot]

I’ll never forget getting crowd killed by Pat at the DNA lounge in SF during Kublai Khan. Got rocked in the head by him and the rest of FFAA and I’ve loved hardcore/deathcore ever since.

[@denniskielton2447]

Legendary

[@denniskielton2447]

Should've got 'em back, and gave them hugs after. At least that's how it went in 'my day" lol

[@ngaugeblading9690]

What a wholesome dude Pat is. What a wholesome conversation. Great podcast

[@GrandeJano]

What a great guy, what a great conversation. Thanks for this.🙏

[@johnwoodmass3619]

This brought me to tears. Thank you.

[@BIGFUPES312]

Reggie’s! The venue is Reggie’s! I ran into pat after my band played the bar on the same day. Super cool dude!

[@tylerballard4170]

Met pat and got a picture during their tour here in the US this year . Super nice dude.

[@walpurgisnacht9234]

Finally, somebody in the metal scene who can talk some sense. If that bit about stepping into your own pile of shit doesn't hit you hard, then there's something wrong with you.

[@thomaswlodek4059]

The Subterranean - that chicago venue mentioned at 16:00

[@denniskielton2447]

It's always been mainly one person with the vision and compositional capacity. But in Meshuggah it's the drummer??? That's wild, it seems to usually e a guitarist in this world. Maybe that's why they're so good/crazy when it comes to rhythm

[@mbenton929]

I remember during the Aaron Gillespie episode, you mentioned specialized merch for each guest. Feeling like you need Pat as a wizard from D&D or in some leather bunny pajamas. 🐰

[@scattaredlight]

This was a great podcast… dare I say wholesome🖤🖤 thank you Craig 🦄

[@tylerballard4170]

Being a Dad will change your life for the better .

[@griffinell8378]

This was sick! Need an episode with one of the Prada guys on the upcoming Stray tour

[@Skwebby]

My brothers in christ, THANKS for making me cry 14 seconds before the dream fest SHIT

[@timmystoner7219]

Pat is the man one of the best if not the best guitarist out there him Tim and Wes hunch

[@akehurst88]

Pat is such a cool dude!

[@ErikHansenDrums]

awesome interview, had never really heard Pat talk before but this was great!

[@firstname_lastname3507]

Lovely video

[@olivuuuur]

love ya Craig. always enjoy your show

[@timmystoner7219]

Fit is my fav band them and ingested and the acacia strain and if fit would have broke up I would have been heart broken I absolutely love the whole band every album all the merch just seen fit the acacia strain and full of hell and primitive man in Baltimore soundstage ! First time seeing any of them and it kicked so much ass

[@denniskielton2447]

p.s. I know Will is like THE producer, but how did I not know he's a guitarist for one of my favorite bands????? Mannnnnnn no wonder the rip so hard

[@whyme8848]

So the tickets for the swiss show they played were pretty cheap, but cus of the pandemic so i took some extra money with me for the merch no regrets

[@SJW82]

I love that he said he was 46, I’ve just turned 40….their is still a….

[@larbear666]

Craig where did you get your snake blanket in the background?

[@SKULLSAW666]

What band were band were talking about that stole the per diems and demanded an apology?

[@keunekeune]

when you realize 30 years old is only the beginning of the 90s, rip 😂

[@supremexruler]

Creg, can u get Jordan Buckley on pls

[@harlem710]

yo dude, I have 3 downbeat beanies and a few shirts (one for my misso) which fits great. I fuck with all the designs heavy but IF i could say one thing about the oversize tee's please make them a longer cut in the torso. Im bout 6ft just, I wear tall/oversize tee's in large and would love to rep more downbeat shit if you could stop me lookin like im 9ft tall when i bend my torso slightly :) pls thanks love you x

[@reynlord666]

appreciate you picking something up… If I was 6ft I’d be buying an XL

[@harlem710]

@@reynlord666 yeah I understand that but just my personal preference is that I don’t want the sleeves Double XL on an XL. Thanks for the reply non the less mate.

[@ljrumpf3]

WAIT!! Fit For an Autopsy rented a snake???? is that touring lingo that I don't understand??

[@swampthing86_]

A snake is a group of cables that run from mics/modelers/keys, etc that run back to the soundboard. They bundle them so they’re not just laying all over the stage.