Cult Film Showdown: Enter the Octagon Archives - We Talk Podcasts

Cult Film Showdown: Enter the Octagon Archives - We Talk Podcasts

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    Andy & Josh talk Dion Waiters to the Lakers and who won the Buyout Market
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    40 min
  • WTMusic: Andy Powell of Wishbone Ash
    It's another great interview on the newest episode of the We Talk Music podcast as Andy Powell of Wishbone Ash joins the show to talk the new album "Coat of Arms".

    Wishbone Ash is revered by music insiders for their innovative two guitar approach. Since their self titled debut album in 1970, many of the most important and successful bands in the industry have cited them as an influence. These include such legendary groups as Van Halen, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Dream Theater.

    With the 2020 release of "Coat of Arms", Andy Powell and the members of Wishbone Ash show how they continue to be one of the tightest bands on planet earth.

    This interview touches on many great talking points, with Andy going into detail on the current band lineup, and their skills and influences.

    We also go into depth on each and every song on the "Coat of Arms" LP. It's your chance to learn their inspirations and messages behind the music, including the singles "We Stand As One" and "Back in the Day", as well as WTM favorite "Empty Man".

    Also discussed is the discography of Wishbone Ash and how each album is a perfect representation of the moment in time of that recording. You'll also find out the meaning behind the cover to "Coat Of Arms", and some thoughts on a contemporary of Andy Powell's, the late Randy California.

    Thanks very much to Andy for his generous donation of his time. It's a fun interview we're sure you will all enjoy, so check it out!




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    42 min
  • WTMusic: Jorn Lande – Jornized!
    We Talk Music is talking with a rock giant! Brett gets the privilege of speaking with legendary hard rock singer Jorn Lande. We touched base with Jorn from his home in Norway where he graciously opened up on his career and the music industry.



    Jorn joins us to chat about his newly released Heavy Rock Radio II - Executing the Covers which was released on Frontiers Music. The follow up to the first Heavy Rock Radio where he "Jorn-izes" classic songs. We talk that as well as a bunch of other topics including:



    * His early days with the Snakes
    * The variety in his work
    * The single Lonely Nights from the new album
    * Jorn's early influences
    * Going between a live album and a covers album
    * How he chooses which covers to include
    * When he knew he wanted to be a singer
    * His writing process for his upcoming album
    * Working with Alessandro Del Vecchio
    * Jorn's reflections on Ronnie James Dio
    * Performance and giving your all
    * Working with Frontiers and record labels
    * Working with other people on music
    * Where his head is at today and what he prefers to work on
    * How his voice has changed over the years
    * Bringing the Heavy Rock Radio songs into the setlist

     


    Besides being a great singer, Jorn is an awesome guy and the interview is really deep and thoughtful, so check it out, and be on the lookout for another great interview from We Talk Music coming your way soon! 2020 is going to be a great year for We Talk Music and We Talk Podcasts!


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    1 hr 46 min
  • WTMusic: Steve Gorman Author of Hard To Handle
    Steve Gorman is the latest guest on the We Talk Music podcast, and it's a truly fascinating chat with the former drummer of The Black Crowes on his memoir Hard To Handle.

    Lots of great topics like:



    * Deciding the structure of the book and where to start it
    * Balancing honesty with respecting people's privacy
    * Trying to not write a hit job on the Robinson's but expressing his truths
    * Trying to understand why Chris and Rich Robinson don't want to acknowledge anyone else's contributions to the Black Crowes
    * How quickly his relationship with Chris Robinson started to for unhealthy traits
    * What he had to cut from the original 900 page manuscript and why
    * His plans musically going forward with his band Trigger Hippy
    * The writing process and the contributions Steven Hyden had as co-author
    * How difficult it was or wasn't to write a book and his approach to doing it
    * Steve Gorman and his thoughts on if he would go see the Black Crows perform on the upcoming 2020 your

    There's lots of interesting me moments in this interview. Steve Gorman is a thoughtful and introspective gentleman, and we're sure you'll agree there's a lot to unpack, so check it out!
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    37 min
  • WTMusic : Chatting With Richie Kotzen
    Richie Kotzen can seemingly do everything. Hes a virtuoso on the guitar.. He has a brilliant, soulful singing voice. Rickie is also an extremely prolific songwriter, and plays the keys and drums. Oh, and he's an excellent, excellent podcast guest.



    Check out the latest We Talk Music episode as we chat with Richie Kotzen on his new album 50 For 50, including details like:

    * How he decided the track listing on the monstrous 3 disc, 50 song release of new material
    * How the album is intended tone scene as one full album and not 3 individual CD's.
    * A look at some of his favourite tracks along with those of WTM hosts Brett and Mo, and what should be the next single
    * Experimenting on the album
    * Thoughts on releasing albums for his 75th and 100th birthdays like he did for his 50th
    * The music video for Devil's Hand that Richie directed and the story-line it has
    * Hints at some future plans
    * Early memories of his career and dealings with record labels
    * The blue eyed soul, pop rock direction he had in mind when he started his career

    Plus... Joining Poison when he was so young, how the title of the Electric Joy album changed, and playing football with Bruce Springsteen. Plus, learn Richie Kotzen's thoughts on so called super-groups.

    It's truly an action packed episode with Richie Kottek, so check it out!


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    42 min
  • WTMusic: Robin McAuley Talks Black Swan
    Welcome to the world of Black Swan. Definitely shaken, not stirred.

    The We Talk Music podcasts is always happy to have a chance to talk to one of the most personable men in music, Robin McAuley (MSG, McAuley Schenker Group).

    With a new band composed of himself, Reb Beach (Winger, Whitesnake), Jeff Pilson (Foreigner, Dokken), and Matt Starr (Ace Frehley) called Black Swan having just released their debut album Shake The World.



    Join us in a breakdown of the new album with the podcast as we discuss:

    * How the band came together and the evolving role of Jeff Pilson
    * Writing the songs and performing
    * Reb Beach's talent
    * The title track and what it means to the band
    * Robin McAuley's thoughts on the single Big Disaster
    * Johnny Came Marching and the personal  the lyrics in the song
    * She's On To Us and the funny true story behind that track
    * Robin's thoughts on how.lucky he is to still be performing at this stage in his life

    It's a great interview with a great guy talking about a great band with a great album. Seriously, it is. So listen to get all of that and way too much talk between us and Robin about the weather. Lots of laughs on this episode!






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    34 min

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The ongoing search for the ultimate B-movie! Cult Film Showdown enters the Octagon on a regular basis to keep you up to date on the best (worst) movies that our hosts can find. Join Stan, Jim, Jack…