Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of Once and Always a Fanboy. To call this episode iconic would be an understatement. I wouldn’t be the musician I am now without the influence of this person. He has created incredible music with his bands like Pupil, The Mongols, The Oktaves, and of course Eraserheads. He just released his second solo album called Method Adaptor last year, and their brand new documentary titled Combo on the Run will be in theaters this March. And of course, he is also a fellow Star Wars fan. Fangirls and Fanboys, Ely Buendia!

00:00 Preview

00:43 Intro

01:25 Stone's Throw by Sponge Cola

02:39 The Star Wars connection

04:12 Writing music in today's time

07:08 The inception of Combo On The Run

08:58 What makes Combo On The Run different from other documentaries

10:58 Being distributed by Warner Bros.

11:43 What do you hope fans will take from Combo On The Run

12:23 What are you currently fanboying over

13:28 What frightened you when starting out in the industry

14:48 Mistakes young artists are making now

16:19 What technological advancement you find useful, and not useful, in making music today

18:46 Food requests in your hospitality rider

20:52 Do you ever think about your impact in the music industry

23:00 What song or album from the Eraserheads discography hits different when you reminisce about it

24:27 Final Words