JIM LINDBERG of PENNYWISE

JIM LINDBERG of PENNYWISE joins the show and talks about Straight Ahead and how that album changed the band, how he got into punk, NOFX calling it quits, and more!!!
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[@CaptainOfMyBurden82]

Straight Ahead came out at the perfect time and helped me through a bout of depression as a teenager. Thanks Jim and Pennywise

[@thepunkrockreview]

Totally agree with this

[@benhumphreys4779]

Fascinating how the name came about. I bought my first Pennywise album, land of the free, when I was in college at 19 and couldn’t turn that album off. 22 years later and I’m still listening and now my two boys are getting into Pennywise. I was always being put down and pushed away when I was younger, but when I discovered Pennywise and punk rock, it really helped me find my own path and move away from all the negativity I was surrounded by and do my own thing and not care what people thought and still like it now. Thank you Jim and all the Pennywise crew for your music and passion for living your own way all the time.

[@derekperry261]

Very proud of ya man! Stay you and the true ones will come to you as well! Best Monday Ive had in a long time! Thank you!

[@thepunkrockreview]

Thanks bro, I appreciate it!

[@PunkTome]

Awesome interview. Straight Ahead was my introduction to what i've always called "California hardcore", genre (for me) being composed only by Pennywise, NOFX and Guttermouth, in oposition to the darkier and non-relatable (to me) NY Hardcore Madball, Sick of It All or Bad Brains. And Jim seems to be a really cool guy, I love the video where he covers "Sorrow" on his yt channel. Much respect to the man!

[@user-qe2gd2cd4n]

Great interview bro!!! Gotta say I didn't know pennywise got their name from PENNYWISE!!!!! But definitely cool how Jim explained why.... I didn't know about your recovery journey... Congrats on 11 years.... I'll be 3 years sober this month and 5 yrs achohol free in August.... I've got a band called 3rd setting and we're in San Angelo TX... We've got a Facebook and at some point we'd love to play somewhere else in Texas.... We've been playing in San Angelo for many years under a few different names and we were a misfits cover band for a while too.. Rock on! 🤘

[@moxweldingfabrication5113]

Lucky to see them play the straight ahead album in its entirety for the 20 year anniversary in Melbourne Australia just before covid hit. Classic album, tremendous band.

[@thepunkrockreview]

That's awesome, bands playing an album all the way through is incredibly impressive, imo

[@kv6256]

Thanks for this. PW was a huge part of my life...I grew up in the 90s. I remember Kurt Cobains death but I had no real feeling about it. When Jason Thirsk died, I think I had found out through a Thrasher magazine ad...for Full Circle. It really effected me...and how I viewed life.

[@apocnizmith7541]

Fuck yeah! Good shit man. I can't wait until September's Riot Fest! It will be the 17th time I have seen Pennywise live. BEST BAND OF ALL TIME IMO.

[@thepunkrockreview]

Heck yeah man, I'm super glad you enjoyed it! I'm hoping to have some more notable guests soon.

[@derekperry261]

It will be my 2nd time

[@calebrasjk7258]

Secret money or lobbyists? Yeah for sure. Corporate owned America. Love this interview. Because it’s so true. Thank you Jim!

[@brandonlayne1977]

Awesome interview! I would have been star struck. They were awesome with NOFX in SLC a couple of months back.

[@yroach]

Super stoked to be going to Saturday’s show in Portland! NOFX, along with Pennywise, TSOL, Subhumans, Co Defendants, and some others. The local Killer Burger restaurant is creating a NOFX burger and the band is doing a VIP contest for the person who can think of the best NOFX pun name for the burger. The best name I’ve seen yet is Don’t Call Me White Castle 🍔 😂🤘🏻

[@chesspunk489]

They should name it El Hefer.

[@lewisb85]

I saw pennywise on that tour they were great live.

[@dylanzink9551]

I graduated from HS in So Cal in 1995. I liked Pennywise but unfortunately they became a jock punk band, more than a skate punk band. Bro Hymn was played by every football player. The jocks loved NOFX as well. Bad Religion wasn’t a jock punk band as much. I wouldn’t even listen to Rancid at first because of MTV videos. Of course I’m grownup now and appreciate all these bands with no longer caring about those hangups. But it’s interesting that Pennywise was the one punk band every jock loved

[@thepunkrockreview]

Jocks almost ruined Hatebreed, PW, and Offspring for me, too. All the way down here in Houston, lol. Fortunately they were all vacationers and I'm a lifelong punk rock resident, so they ultimately bounced

[@zappadadooi90]

Loved it! Jim comes off as such a wise man, to no surprise. I saw them play for the first time in Tacoma, Wa Punk in Drublic tour last summer, and even though it was only a 40 min show in support of NOFX the energy was off the hook and I'd say I enjoyed it just as much as NOFX (who I'd already seen once like 20 years before). And no, not all the records sound the same. Straight Ahead sounds a lot different than the self-titled debut album, yet both are classics

[@Whitemike63]

I like those bands but I never could get into NOFX even though they got a couple catchy songs. These guys put out albums with almost every song a good hit. I might see them not sure they are opening for murphies who are meh. Pennywise is way better.

[@mattday2656]

Still one of my favorite bands ever

[@thepunkrockreview]

Mine too! Even more so, after talking to Jim

[@fletchkeilman2205]

Dammit! Why do you have to stream live at the same time The Kung Fu Genius goes live! This time he talks about Bruce Lee's final months, death, and autopsy!. Oh well. I can always watch that one when this is over. You are really doing a great job with this channel, btw. Hope all is well.with you and yours. Cheers! Definitely glad I subbed!

[@thepunkrockreview]

I appreciate it man, thank you!

[@calebrasjk7258]

Jason Matthew Thirsk for you! Love this interview even though Randall is acting like the school girl like I would have. We’re the aliens. #punk rock dads!

[@calebrasjk7258]

Hope Pennywise got royalties from skate It! The arcade game from the 90s which had About Time as a soundtrack.

[@caffeinatedinsanity2324]

For some reasons I'd love to see a podcast of you, Jim and Adam Voss all at once.

[@thepunkrockreview]

Shoot, me too! I love both those dudes, lol!

[@caffeinatedinsanity2324]

@@thepunkrockreview try and make it happen hahaha

[@PiMpiNx187]

Cant wait for portland drublic hope to archive most of it on the channel🤘🤘

[@thepunkrockreview]

Nice!

[@shanesmith2853]

Yooooo! This is amazing!

[@thepunkrockreview]

I know man, it was so awesome to talk with him for a little while!

[@WestboundCityTrain]

Awesome interview!!

[@steviegrimm77]

Kubrick TRULY Shines!

[@user-kz9mr4gk7y]

Great interview 👍🏻

[@thepunkrockreview]

Thanks Joe 👊

[@derekperry261]

I just got you another subscriber brother! My best friend who is also my bassist/guitarist.

[@thepunkrockreview]

Lessgoooo!!! Tell the homie I said what's up!

[@derekperry261]

At 24 minutes I agree with him heavily but sadly I don't trust any politician or president. Pennywise has their finger on the pulse of reality of politics more than any other band tho

[@geriatricpunk]

Nicely done!

[@thepunkrockreview]

Thank you!

[@TemporaryHeartBeater]

Awesome work

[@derekperry261]

I think Pennywise continue to tell the truth so many choose to ignore

[@wiltorres9318]

I Think Stephen King Don't Mind He Likes Punk Rock That's Why He Have The Ramones Singing On Pet Sematary Movie

[@thepunkrockreview]

This is true...

[@wiltorres9318]

@@thepunkrockreview Yes Sir

[@calebrasjk7258]

I’m a bleeding heart liberal!!

[@Whitemike63]

Didn't like NOFX and I think NOFX should be opening if anything. Pennywise and bad religion sound so close they would be a trip to see live. Pennywise stays true to their sound even with their newer stuff. Land of the free and the expirement album they did with Teglas are the 2 best. It was a interesting sound all high energy.