Stewart Copeland, legendary drummer of The Police, joins for an in-depth conversation about the band's creative tensions and why they work better apart than together. He shares stories from his home studio (which he calls the Sacred Grove) where he's jammed with everyone from Snoop Dogg to Neil Peart and Taylor Hawkins. Stewart offers surprising advice to drummers about playing quieter for better sound and career longevity, discusses his views on AI in music creation, and promotes his upcoming speaking tour 'Have I Said Too Much?'. After that, Glen Matlock, original bassist and songwriter for the Sex Pistols, opens up about his new documentary 'I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol,' which chronicles both the band's revolutionary impact and his personal journey. He reveals surprising influences on punk rock, including The Faces, Small Faces, and even ABBA's role in creating 'Pretty Vacant.' To wrap it up, John Corabi stops by to discuss his new solo album 'New Day' and the incredible lineup he's assembled for touring. He opens up about the realities of being a rock vocalist in his 60s and how he's adapted his approach to performing classic material. Corabi shares insights about touring with Tom Keifer, praising his friend's remarkable vocal recovery and dedication. The conversation touches on his memoir, his relationship with former Mötley Crüe bandmates, and his uncertain status with The Dead Daisies.

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