I interviewed 28-year-old folk-pop sensation Jack Johnson in August of 2003, three months after the release of his second album, On and On.
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Stoner-metal legend Brant Bjork calls Blue Öyster Cult one of the great American bands
"To me Blue Oyster Cult is one of the great American rock bands. I think they're flawless, and I like all their stuff."
That time Smash Mouth’s Greg Camp told me that Steely Dan didn’t like their version of “Do It Again”
Back in 2002 I interviewed Smash Mouth guitarist and main songwriter Greg Camp when his band was touring behind its self-titled third album.
That time Fu Manchu’s Bob Balch told me about the jerk who stole a fuzz pedal right off their stage
Back in June of 2002 I interviewed Fu Manchu guitarist Bob Balch, whose band was touring behind its seventh album, California Crossing.
That time Brian Bell told me that Rivers Cuomo didn’t think “Island in the Sun” was a Weezer song
I interviewed Weezer guitarist Brian Bell in April of 2002, shortly before the release of the "geek-rock" band's fourth album, Maladroit.
That time Candye Kane told me that sometimes people come to her concerts just to see how big her boobs really are
I interviewed porn star-turned-blues rocker Candye Kane back in February of 2003, when she was headed to Vancouver for a gig at the Yale pub.
The amazing King of the Hill theme song gets a bluegrass makeover for the show’s new end credits
I always thought that the theme song from TV's King of the Hill was one of the best damn TV theme songs ever created.
That time I told the Donnas’ Freddy Krueger-loving Brett Anderson that she should check out Near Dark and The Hitcher
I interviewed the Donnas' Brett Anderson back in October of 2022, one week before the release of its major-label debut album, Spend the Night.
That time Joe Henry told me about his new homage to Richard Pryor, my favourite comedian of all time
Back in June of 2001 I interviewed American singer-songwriter Joe Henry while he was touring behind his eighth studio album, Scar.
That time I asked Poison Ivy what the wildest thing was that ever happened onstage at a Cramps gig
I did my second interview with Cramps guitarist Poison Ivy when her psychobilly band was touring behind its Big Beat from Badsville album.
That time I asked Christopher Thorn why he wanted to be in a band again after the death of Shannon Hoon
I interviewed Unified Theory lead guitarist Christopher Thorn one month before the Seattle-based quartet released its self-titled debut album.
That time I asked Brian Coakley what was stopping the Cadillac Tramps from being as popular as Green Day or the Offspring
I interviewed Cadillac Tramps guitarist Brian Coakley in May of 1999, when the band was headed to Vancouver for a show at New Music West.
That time Jon Auer of the Posies told me which Beatles albums were mindblowing to him
At one point in the conversation I mentioned how the L.A. Times had compared one of the Posies' previous albums to Abbey Road.