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Episode Summary:
From their rise in the 90s punk scene alongside bands like Blink 182 and Good Charlotte to their reunion after nearly two decades, this episode is a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Discover the band's early inspirations, the trials and tribulations they faced during their career, and the joyous experience of reuniting for a much-anticipated live performance.
The episode opens with a reflection on Homegrown's early years, highlighting their quick rise to fame with the release of "That's Business" in 1995.
John and Adam talk about their influences, such as NOFX and Green Day, and share anecdotes from their first tours.
Transitioning to their second album, "Act Your Age," they discuss the highs and lows of working with a major label and the impact of their drummer's health issues on their journey. Despite challenges, their dedication to music remained unwavering.
As the band navigated through label changes and personal transformations, Adam reveals reasons behind his departure and the eventual hiatus of Homegrown. However, the episode crescendos with excitement as the band members discuss their recent reunion show.
The camaraderie, the rapport with fans, and the vigor of performing together again after 19 years are reminisced upon with enthusiasm.
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Episode Summary:
From their rise in the 90s punk scene alongside bands like Blink 182 and Good Charlotte to their reunion after nearly two decades, this episode is a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Discover the band's early inspirations, the trials and tribulations they faced during their career, and the joyous experience of reuniting for a much-anticipated live performance.
The episode opens with a reflection on Homegrown's early years, highlighting their quick rise to fame with the release of "That's Business" in 1995.
John and Adam talk about their influences, such as NOFX and Green Day, and share anecdotes from their first tours.
Transitioning to their second album, "Act Your Age," they discuss the highs and lows of working with a major label and the impact of their drummer's health issues on their journey. Despite challenges, their dedication to music remained unwavering.
As the band navigated through label changes and personal transformations, Adam reveals reasons behind his departure and the eventual hiatus of Homegrown. However, the episode crescendos with excitement as the band members discuss their recent reunion show.
The camaraderie, the rapport with fans, and the vigor of performing together again after 19 years are reminisced upon with enthusiasm.