By Thrice
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The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
Ed Breckenridge, Teppei Tiranishi, Andy Price, and Robert McDowell navigate through various themes including, their experiences at music festivals, the challenges of sound quality in live performances, and reflections on aging in the music industry. They share personal anecdotes about skateboarding, and the dynamics of being in a band, They share the challenges of creating set lists, and the evolution of their songs over time. They reflect on their recording processes for Beggars and Cope, the role of producers, the importance of capturing the essence of their music, and discuss the mental and emotional challenges musicians face on stage, and more.
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Catch Thrice perform Beggars in it's entirety on tour this fall with Manchester Orchestra. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net/tour
http://www.thrice.net
http://www.manchesterorchestra.com
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
Dustin Kensrue and Andy Hull, discuss their experiences in the music industry, touching on festival performances, challenges with venues, the dynamics of being in a band, and creative process. The conversation also delves into personal reflections on Cope and Beggars, including a brief stop over at The Alchemy Index. Andy shares the evolution of his music career, focusing on the creative control he has gained over the years, the challenges of generating new ideas, and the dynamics of collaboration within his band. He reflects on the importance of thematic coherence in albums, the impact of lineup changes, and the significance of album titles. Lastly, they touch on the emotional aspects of songwriting and the practicalities of preparing for live performances.
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Catch Thrice perform Beggars in it's entirety on tour this fall with Manchester Orchester. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net
http://www.thrice.net
http://www.manchesterorchestra.com
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
Riley Breckenridge and Tim Very, discuss their creative processes, touring experiences, and the challenges of making music as they get older. They reflect on the similarities between their bands, particularly in terms of musical experimentation and trying new techniques like electronic drum loops. They emphasize the difficulties of songwriting, the importance of inspiration, and the time it takes to craft high-quality music. They also touch on the physical toll of touring and performing as they've matured, their shared experiences in the industry, and their enthusiasm for continuing to make music and tour, despite the hurdles they face.
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Catch Thrice perform Beggars and Manchester Orchestra’s COPE in their entirety on tour this fall/winter. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net/tour
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
In this part 3 of 3 final episode, Thrice discusses the namesake song of the album, Beggars. They further discuss how the album was received, the cloud that hangs over the original album art concept, and the hack that introduced it to the world before it’s intended release date.
Catch Thrice perform Beggars in it's entirety on tour this fall with Manchester Orchestra. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
Original Photography provided by Eddie Breckenridge
Original Beggars Demos & Samples provided by Teppei Teranishi
Live Video from Beggars 10th Anniversary performance by Andy Lara.
In this part 2 of 3 episodes, Thrice digs further into the core songs of the album.
Catch Thrice perform Beggars in it's entirety on tour this fall with Manchester Orchester. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
Original Photography provided by Eddie Breckenridge
Original Beggars Demos & Samples provided by Teppei Teranishi
Live Video from Beggars 10th Anniversary performance by Andy Lara.
In this part 1 of 3 episodes, Thrice looks back at recording Beggars in Teppei's garage studio, the music that influenced it's raw approach, the gear played, and discusses the first handful of songs that started off the album.
Catch Thrice perform Beggars in it's entirety on tour this fall with Manchester Orchester. Tour dates and tickets at https://www.thrice.net
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Produced & Edited by Andy Lara - https://www.andylikeswords.com
Original Photography provided by Eddie Breckenridge
Original Beggars Demos & Samples provided by Teppei Teranishi
Live Video from Beggars 10th Anniversary performance by Andy Lara.
This week, the Alliance joins us LIVE to ask all things The Artist in the Ambulance for our final episode of the series. We discuss the origins of the original and new artwork for the album, Teppei breaks down how and which guitars were tracked on the new album, we share about our new imprint New Grass Studios, favorite moments of the album, and much much more. Thank you all again for joining us on this journey. We look forward to our conversations on the road with you this year, and we're forever grateful for the impact you've left on us with your love of The Artist in the Ambulance. Enjoy the show.
Head to www.thrice.net for dates and tickets for the The Artist in the Ambulance 20th Anniversary tour.
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Special thanks to all the friends and guests on the show. | Edited by Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com
This week, we take you in to the beautiful mind behind the mix of The Artist in the Ambulance - Revisited, Scott Evans. Scott also mixed our album Horizons/East and plays in the band, Kowloon Walled City. In this episode we discuss what it takes to capture the "the feel of a band" as it pertains to tones and mixing styles. Scott shares about his intentionality for simplicity, sonic authenticity, and what makes Thrice a unique band to work with, and much more.
Check out Scott Evans work at https://antisleep.com/
Scott's music at Kowloon Walled City
Head to www.thrice.net for dates and tickets for the The Artist in the Ambulance 20th Anniversary tour.
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Special thanks to all the friends and future guests upcoming on the show. | Edited by Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com
Welcome back to The Artist in the Ambulance - Revisited Podcast. Today, we're excited to dive into the lyrics and words that gave language to fans and a community looking for hope, accountability, and reaching out in need for change in our lives and homes. In this episode Dustin shares the reasons and means behind lyric changes on the new album, how Firebreather (The Alchemy Index) shares relationship with a fan favorite, the cost of chasing knowledge, and much much more.
Dustin is joined by his former producer and editor of the podcast Carry the Fire, Andy Lara. In addition to editing this show and his Podcast and Creative Director work at andylikeswords.com, he is also a guitarist in the southern CA based band Stairwell.
Head to www.thrice.net for dates and tickets for the The Artist in the Ambulance 20th Anniversary tour.
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Special thanks to all the friends and future guests upcoming on the show. | Edited by Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com
Today we welcome our dear friend and producer of The Artist in the Ambulance, Brian McTernan. Brian is a music producer and musician who has been instrumental in the making of a slew of amazing records and likely some of your favorite bands. We take the time to look back on the making of the original album, stories around the label's influence on it's production, anecdotes on how some parts were created, where we recorded it, ghost stories, and much more.
Head to www.thrice.net for dates and tickets for the The Artist in the Ambulance 20th Anniversary tour.
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Special thanks to all the friends and future guests upcoming on the show. | Edited by Andy Lara at www.andylikeswords.com
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.