Let There Be Talk episode 717 : Justin Chancellor /

Today I have a fantastic guest Mr Justin Chancellor of TOOL and MTVoid.
Justin joined TOOL back in 1995 and has been killing it ever since.
It was an honor to sit down and dive deep into his career including
his early days playing music, his audition for TOOL, Farm Living and AC/DC.
Justin has a brand new record coming out Nov 10th with his MTVoid project.
MTVoid is a musical project by Justin Chancellor and Peter Mohamed. The two first met at a festival in Germany in 2002. Justin was touring with Tool, and Peter was a member of the Polish band “Sweet Noise“.
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[@christiangibbs391]

Awesome work Dean Delray 😁🙏👏 Love Justin Chancellor 😎✌️❤️🎸

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[@Ontariosound]

A great listen. A conversation, not an interrogation. Nicely done Dean.

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[@JamesDeWeaver]

Justin sounds like a really good bloke who made it through eight years of boarding school which is no easy feat. His music outside of Tool I look forward to hearing and getting some vinyl and associated artwork posters as well! Cheers on the #LTBT Podcasts Dean 👍

[@deandelray]

thank you so much James

[@pricc-om]

probably the best interview of mr. Chancellor i've ever seen. only thing i could ask: more psychedelic talk LOL great ep!!

[@deandelray]

thank you so much

[@bolekSM]

Cool podcast! Came here for Tool, but I will definitely look into your other episodes. Greeetings from Poland!

[@deandelray]

thank you so much

[@TC-lk2ev]

All the mars volta ones are brilliant

[@ronaldpvincent11]

Last two minutes cracked me up. Great interview, Justin rules, Tool rules!

[@deandelray]

thank you

[@bmoc0867]

Nice score! Tool was/is one of my favorite live acts, and Justin's sound is a big part of it 😎

[@deandelray]

Couldn't agree more!

[@thegoatchild3545]

Great convo with a true music giant. Thank you, Dean!🍺

[@deandelray]

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[@Jtsfarm]

Thank you!

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[@Siggy_Sour]

nothing beats a P bass for the mix and recording. It just thumps and doesnt get in the way. Amazing how the old guitars were so spot on when they invented them!

[@denisblack9897]

as a jazz bass fiend i wholeheartedly disagree roll off tone to 0% and bridge pickup to 15% and you get a precision sound on jb (not exactly the same, but so close only you can hear it, others cant even discern bass notes lol) tried them both, P is awesome, but i'll take my J to a gig 100%

[@Siggy_Sour]

@@denisblack9897 im just the guy trying to get everything to fit. J is deff iconic too, it was created back when they were just slaying it!

[@josht2136]

Are you friends with Josh Adam Meyers?