185 Miles South

Daniel and Greg are back...this time to discuss the best HC LP's of the 1980's. This one's a long boi with us agreeing/arguing for 3+ hours. We also elevate a handful of records to the 185 Miles South HOF. Be sure to email [email protected] to tell us how wrong we were.

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Here's the episode everyone has been asking me for. Our longtime friend, Aaron Belchere of Stand Your Ground was recruited to interview Ryan Fredette and myself about our time in the band In Control. In this episode we go from Ryan getting into punk through In Control recording Another Year. Part 2 to come. Send any questions you want answered to: [email protected] and we'll get them answered.

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In this episode, we bow down and pay homage to the backbone of the touring band: the road crew. Albert Moshard dropped out of high school to tour with In Control on our 2002 tour. He continues to this day touring with bands/artists and is a happy family man. We talk about his start in the business and what the early tours/memories were. Tons of IC stories in the first hour. We are also joined by Louis Luque who tours with Take Offense. He drops a couple stories from their European tours. Then we call my old friend Thorns Capricorn to talk about his life on the road. He tells a couple great tales you won't forget. We call Nick Grande, who toured with In Control. He tells a great Albert story and talks about touring with In Control. Check out the Roger Camero podcast for a great Nicky B story. Finally, we bring in Max McDonald of No Motiv. Albert toured with In Control first and then No Motiv second. We talk about the differences of the tours, and life in the road on general.

A solid pod giving respect to those who load, sell, and have our backs. Respect to the road crew. Duh nuh nuh nuh nuh. 

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This week I interview John Phaneuf, the singer of Ill Repute. We talk about:

- Getting into punk
- Moving to San Diego in 81
- San Diego Hardcore shows in 81
- Getting chased by rednecks in Santee
- Starting Ill Repute
- Being bummed on Rodney choosing "Clean Cut American Kid"
- Recording Land of No Toilets
- What Happens Next and the 84 tour with Scared Straight
- The weird late 80's
- Transition in '89
- Big Rusty Balls and leaving the band in the early 90's
- Getting the classic band back together in the 2000's.

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This week we are joined by legendary hardcore/punk historian, Fred Hammer. We talk about:

- His first shows
- Watching Stalag 13/Dr Know practice as a young teen
- Starting It's Alive fanzine
- Doing the first NOFX interview
- Getting into hardcore and meeting pen pals
- Youth of Today beef
- Half Off
- The entire discography of It's Alive Records
- The Localism comp and Bill Smith Custom Records
- Tour with Annihilation Time
- The legendary Ray Crevice aka "Why ME?!?!"
- The Re-release of Nardcore on It's Alive
- How awesome was prime IGNITE?

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It's part two of the Todd Jones interview. We talk about lots of stuff in this 90 minute episode:

- The end of Carry On
- The two sold out last shows at the Showcase Theater
- Starting Terror
- Recording at Mars Studio for Lowest of the Low
- The first year of touring on that record
- Leaving Terror
- Playing with Internal Affairs
- Starting and playing with Betrayed
- Joining Blacklisted and touring for a year with them
- Starting Nails, writing and recording all of the records
- Doing Fireburn

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I’m joined this week by the mighty Todd Jones. We discuss:

- learning guitar
- seeing Nirvana
- first bands
- first time in the studio
- joining Carry On
- the missing/unreleased Carry On songs
- joining Bridge 9
- recording the LP
- edge-breaking

And a shit ton more. And if that’s not enough, there’s 90 more minutes for you next week. Also, Todd filled in for Projectile Vomit, not Riverbottom Nightmare Band. It's hard to remember old ass shiz. Thank you for the support!

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Zack, Dan Sant (OMDB) & Greg Cerwonka (Take Offense) return to discuss the best HC 7"s of the 1990's and 2000's. We each choose five and it's off to the races. Let us know what you think. Who's your top 5?

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Jeff Shadoan and Ben Nahoum join me to talk about their memories of Jason Weedon.

Check out the Run For Your Fucking Life LP here:

https://jefmichael.bandcamp.com/album/run-for-your-fucking-life-12ep-gloom-records-2000

RIP Jason Weedon

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Roger and Verity sit down with Zack. We start off talking about Roger:

- Original favorite punk bands
- How he met the guys from By All Means
- Doing his first punk band
- Doing his first recordings
- Joining No Motiv
- Tour stories
- Recording and touring with the Warriors
- 9/11
- Changes in recording equipment and technology over the years
- Challenges of being a front of house sound man
- Differences in recording the 1st and 2nd Retaliate LPs
- Retaliate in Mexico
- Warriors in Europe and Australia

Then Verity jumps in and we talk lots of Retaliate along with the whole history of Vendetta. Long but fun one with two of my best friends.

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