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This week I'm joined by rock legend and Something for Kate frontman Paul Dempsey, to dive into Fugazi's classic album 'In On The Kill Taker'. Paul discusses how the band's unique approach to intertwining instrumental parts influenced his guitar playing, the different ways of discovering bands in a pre-internet age, the contrasts between Ian Mackaye and Guy Piccitotto, the time Something for Kate nearly opened for Fugazi, why he has vowed never to cover their songs and his strong feelings against 'opening the vaults' and releasing alternate versions of albums.
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This week I'm joined by rock legend and Something for Kate frontman Paul Dempsey, to dive into Fugazi's classic album 'In On The Kill Taker'. Paul discusses how the band's unique approach to intertwining instrumental parts influenced his guitar playing, the different ways of discovering bands in a pre-internet age, the contrasts between Ian Mackaye and Guy Piccitotto, the time Something for Kate nearly opened for Fugazi, why he has vowed never to cover their songs and his strong feelings against 'opening the vaults' and releasing alternate versions of albums.

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