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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with the iconic drummer, Stewart Copeland, of the legendary '80s rock band The Police. The two get into Stewart’s early days in music, his father being in the CIA, and influences like Ginger Baker. Stewart talks about his proudest moment, which songs he would redo, and meeting the famed producer George Martin. He discusses his relationship and some experiences with frontman Sting, reuniting with the band, and his composing work. To close, Stewart lists his top 5 drummers of all time, his perfect album, and the lineup of his ideal supergroup. Tune in for a legendary conversation with the Hall-of-Famer drummer!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Produced by @whitakermarisa
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts LA
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These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!
Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products.
0:02:00 - Grammys
0:05:30 - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
0:08:26 - Growing up
0:14:50 - Ginger Baker
0:15:00 - First bands
0:19:44 - Meeting The Police
0:29:00 - Clark Kent
0:31:25 - Proudest moment
0:35:25 - Any songs Stewart would redo?
0:39:00 - Coming to America
0:45:00 - “Every Breath You Take”
0:46:00 - The time Sting yelled
0:49:00 - Did the band end too soon?
0:50:00 - George Martin story
0:53:00 - The band’s dynamic during the reunion
0:54:50 - How much money would it take to reunite?
0:56:00 - The Doors
0:57:00 - Composing
0:58:00 - Top 5 drummers
1:03:00 - Perfect album
1:07:00 - Supergroup
1:08:00 - New projects
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with one of today’s leading rock frontmen, Brent Smith of Shinedown. The two dive into the Grammys, the current state of rock ‘n’ roll, and some of music’s biggest new stars, including Benson Boone and Teddy Swims. They also discuss Brent’s upbringing, early music influences, and the band's beginnings. Brent explores his experiences with addiction, recovery, and loss, and the meaning behind what it means to get a second chance. They detail the band’s immense radio success, their many top hits, and the making of their newest music. To close, Brent lists his Top 5 criminally underrated singers. Tune in to a great chat with the hit-making and wonderful frontman — Brent Smith!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Produced by @whitakermarisa
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts LA
Sonos makes it so easy to fill your home with incredible sound! Check out the new Sonos Ace headphones, which are Bluetooth-enabled and have three buttons. The content key allows you to play, pause, accept calls, and control the volume. Plus, they feature noise cancellation and voice assist!
These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!
Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products.
1:30 - Being without a home
3:27 - His first big purchase
4:51 - Sending money to Spiritbox
6:30 - The Grammys and the state of rock 'n' roll
7:00 - Benson Boone and Teddy Swims
13:00 - Growing up
16:30 - Early musical influences
20:09 - Getting signed and re-signed
26:56 - Shinedown’s success with radio
31:15 - The meaning behind second chance
36:30 - Addiction and sobriety
44:00 - Loss
45:37 - New music
50:51 - Top 5 criminally underrated singers
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with sitcom legend and drummer John Stamos. The two longtime friends get into their shared experiences drumming for two of music’s biggest acts — John with The Beach Boys and Scott with Courtney Love. John dives into how he got the gig with the iconic surf rockers and the optimism of their timeless music. He also talks about meeting and befriending stars, including Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Don Rickles, and Taylor Hawkins. Most prominently known for his fan-favorite television roles, John reflects on his acting career and shows like Full House and E.R. He discusses what it’s like being a father and details some of the stories from his new memoir. To close the interview, John lists his top 5 underrated rock bands. Tune into a funny and insightful chat with the one and only — John Stamos!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Produced by @whitakermarisa
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts LA
Sonos makes it so easy to fill your home with incredible sound! Check out the new Sonos Ace headphones, which are Bluetooth-enabled and have three buttons. The content key allows you to play, pause, accept calls, and control the volume. Plus, they feature noise cancellation and voice assist!
These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!
Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products.
01:00 - Welcoming John
02:15 - Being drummers
03:00 - Getting started with The Beach Boys
06:30 - Playing at the Washington Monument & meeting Jimmy Page at the Watergate Hotel
10:20 - Optimism of The Beach Boys music
11:50 - Growing up in Orange County
14:00 - Sammy Davis Jr. getting Stamos to perform music on TV for the first time
16:00 - Introducing parents to Frank Sinatra
17:11 - Relationship with Don Rickles
20:00 - Joining E.R.
22:30 - Full House
25:00 - Frequency of performances with The Beach Boys
29:20 - Bonding with son over drums
30:20 - Relationship with Taylor Hawkins
32:58 - Music video with The Offspring
34:00 - Onstage "pinch-me" moments
34:41 - John Fogerty
37:16 - Writing the memoir & DUI story & rehab
41:30 - Top 5 underrated rock bands
45:12 - Musicians on the internet
49:50 - Stick twirling & paradiddles
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott welcomes social media star and musician Chase Hudson, also known as Huddy. They begin the episode discussing the tragic wildfires near Chase's home in California and what his family did to evacuate. Chase also gets into the growing pains of touring and what it was like starting a career as a professional musician. He talks about living in the Hype House, and the troubles that came with leaving it to pursue a different career. Chase shares his affinity for the pop-punk renaissance and dream collaborations with artists from the genre. They end the interview by talking about Chase's dream supergroup, his favorite hard rock and metal bands of all time, and his upcoming projects.
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Produced by @whitakermarisa
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts LA
Sonos makes it so easy to fill your home with incredible sound! Check out the new Sonos Ace headphones, which are Bluetooth-enabled and have three buttons. The content key allows you to play, pause, accept calls, and control the volume. Plus, they feature noise cancellation and voice assist!
These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!
Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products.
00:15 - Intro
01:21 - Wildfire evacuations
03:49 - T-shirts
05:35 - Leaving California
08:50 - Touring
11:28 - Screaming in songs
12:57 - Growing up
15:21 - Becoming a musician
20:27 - Viral videos
21:48 - TikTok ban
26:49 - Hype House
33:11 - Transitioning into music
35:38 - Pop punk revival
37:19 - Dream collabs
39:25 - Working with MGK and Sydney Sweeney
42:41 - Writing lyrics
45:21 - Discussing upcoming album
47:47 - Building a supergroup
48:54 - Perfect album
50:11 - Top 5 hard rock bands
54:39 - Looking forward to the year
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with the thrash metal guitarist and songwriter, formerly of Slayer, Kerry King. They start off talking about Kerry’s love for Australia, his experience with snake trading and breeding, and other metal bands like Iron Maiden and Metallica. They also get into Kerry’s early music inspirations, friendships with the “big four” metal bands, and the PMRC controversy. Kerry also reflects on recording with Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin, working with Dimebag Darrell, and turning down opportunities to tour again with Slayer. They close the interview by talking about Kerry’s upcoming tour and his newest album, From Hell I Rise, and Kerry lists his top 5 perfect albums and guitarists of all time.
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Produced by @whitakermarisa
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
Sonos makes it so easy to fill your home with incredible sound! Check out the new Sonos Ace headphones, which are Bluetooth-enabled and have three buttons. The content key allows you to play, pause, accept calls, and control the volume. Plus, they feature noise cancellation and voice assist!
These headphones are exceptionally well done and sound incredible, whether listening to your favorite playlist, chatting on a call, watching a movie, or even recording a podcast like this one. They sound particularly fantastic when listening to Lipps Service!
Sonos has great gifts for everyone on your list. Visit sonos.com/Lipps to save 20% on select products.
00:14 - Intro
01:18 - Australia
01:46 - Snake trading and breeding
02:39 - Iron Maiden
03:51 - Steve Harris story
04:45 - Lars Ulrich story
05:40 - Drones
06:38 - Early music inspirations
07:30 - First concerts
08:20 - Eddie Van Halen
09:10 - Black Sabbath & Judas Priest
10:40 - Finding music & magazines
11:44 - Guitar lessons
12:50 - Band with guitar teacher
13:24 - Punk
15:35 - Playing the hits at concerts
16:07 - Meeting the members of the band
17:28 - Metallica & Dave Mustaine
18:20 - Slayer vs. Metallica sound
19:00 - James Hetfield
19:37 - Big four shows
20:15 - Turning down Slayer tours
21:02 - Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC)
21:30 - Weird fan autograph requests
22:44 - Dimebag Darrell & Pantera
25:05 - Beastie Boys “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” story
26:30 - Rick Rubin
27:29 - New album, From Hell I Rise
28:11 - “Starting over” with new band
29:23 - New band & members & band name
31:47 - Machine Head
32:35 - Songwriting for Slayer and solo album
34:37 - Lyrical inspirations on new album
35:15 - “Crucifixation”
36:45 - Working on second solo album
36:59 - Tour with Mastodon & Lamb of God
37:48 - Coming up with setlists
38:12 - Top 5 perfect albums
39:07 - Top 5 guitar players of all time
39:54 - Upcoming tour
40:38 - Celebrities wearing Slayer t-shirts
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In this episode of Lipps Service — the second installment of our NYC music scene series — Scott sits down with four buzzing artists out of the East Coast — Des Rocs, Eamon Rush and Brian Duke of Pan Arcadia, and Connor Abeles of Cab Ellis. Starting off with the blistering rock ‘n’ roller, Des Rocs discusses his upbringing and musical influences from Long Island, including odd jobs he’s had to support his music career. Des also talks about his endorsement from UFC’s Dana White, funny stories of his performances alongside The Cult and The Rolling Stones, and the influence ofIan Astbury and Queen’s Live At Wembley album. Next up, Brooklyn-bred rock band Pan Arcadia’s frontman Eamon Rush and drummer Brian Duke get into their local performances at different venues in Manhattan and Brooklyn, living together at “The Shack” and their home studio, and NYC influences like Lou Reed and The Strokes. Eamon and Brian also talk about their various charity benefit concerts like “Save The Scene” and “Rock The Pantry,” the camaraderie of the local current scene, and insight into the band’s upcoming music releases. Last but not least, Scott talks with eclectic frontman Connor Abeles of Cab Ellis, who dives into his musical beginnings in LA and Boston, comparing LA vs. NYC music, and the band’s experience working with experimental producer Gordon Raphael. Connor gets into winning NPR’s “Tiny Desk” contest, the band’s forthcoming self-titled junior album, and their headlining gig in support of the release at Bowery Ballroom in January 2025.
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0:00:00 – Intro
0:03:03 – Des Rocs intro
0:03:40 – Early music writing and making
0:04:20 – NYC influence
0:04:50 – Dana White’s endorsement
0:05:35 – Ian Astbury of The Cult story
0:07:21 – Family and upbringing
0:08:01 – Odd jobs
0:08:50 – Rockville, Long Island
0:09:05 – Early music influences
0:09:35 – QueenLive At Wembley ‘86
0:10:22 – Genre-defying music & art
0:11:28 – Early lyric writing
0:11:50 – Dreaming of and manifesting being a musician
0:12:55 – Performing in Long Island
0:13:50 – 2010s NYC music influences
0:14:50 – Opening for The Rolling Stones story
0:17:34 – Opening for Muse story
0:18:45 – Hotel orgy tour story
0:20:00 – Touring economics
0:21:48 – Performing in Europe
0:22:10 – “I Am The Lightning”
0:23:10 – Promotion through word of mouth
0:24:35 – Working with Mark Seliger on new album, Dream Machine
0:25:01 – 2025 plans
0:25:24 – Labels & the music industry
0:26:20 – East Coast music
0:27:30 – Rock ‘n’ roll giants & influences
0:28:48 – Top 5 East Coast artists
0:29:41 – Top 5 rock albums
0:31:19 – Top 5 underrated frontmen/women
0:31:54 – Ian Astbury
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0:35:42 – Eamon Rush and Brian Duke of Pan Arcadia intro
0:35:58 – Abandoned Chinatown church performance
0:37:05 – Eamon growing up in Manhattan & music scene then
0:39:27 – Dimes Square
0:40:02 – Living together as a band at “The Shack”
0:41:33 – Music influences
0:42:10 – 20-year music cycle
0:42:45 – The Strokes
0:43:40 – Lou Reed & The Velvet Underground
0:44:21 – Friendships and connectivity of current music scene & Matt Weinberger
0:45:50 – Favorite NYC artists right now
0:47:37 – Young band economics
0:49:03 – 2021 livestream benefit concert “Save The Scene”
0:51:40 – Performing at various venues and locations
0:52:19 – Recording and mixing music
0:53:08 – Upcoming music releases and influences
0:53:43 – Top 5 new bands
0:55:38 – Favorite new bands
0:56:00 – How Eamon got banned from MSG story
0:57:13 – Food drive & livestream benefit concert “Rock The Pantry”
0:58:55 – Top 5 places to eat and drink in Brooklyn
1:00:05 – Taking ginger shots with Scott and Marisa
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1:01:57 – Connor Abeles of Cab Ellis intro
1:02:44 – Music and performance beginnings in LA and Boston
1:03:45 – Music influences
1:04:25 – Comparing LA vs. NYC music and energy
1:06:45 – Friendships and connectivity of current music scene
1:07:44 – Band information
1:08:11 – Working with Gordon Raphael
1:09:36 – Band name origins
1:10:46 – Developing live performance style at Randall’s Island Park
1:12:12 – The Stooges and Iggy Pop
1:13:00 – Stage diving
1:14:41 – Winning NPR’s “Tiny Desk” contest & musical experimentation
1:16:28 – Young band economics & creative control
1:17:48 – Success and looking ahead
1:18:35 – Current music scene
1:19:15 – Wilmah
1:20:15 – Making of upcoming junior, self-titled album
1:21:52 – Headlining Bowery Ballroom gig in January 2025
1:22:17 – Upcoming music releases
1:22:34 – Top 5 NYC venues to perform at
1:24:03 – Favorite NYC albums -
In this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with Dexter and Noodles from The Offspring. They go over the band’s early SoCal days, how they got signed, and their brotherhood with bands like Rancid and NOFX. Dexter and Noodles share their inspiration for their new albumSupercharged, as well as discussing the new streaming age of music and working with Bob Rock.
00:00:38 - record promo
00:01:00 - last NOFX show
00:01:50 -brotherhood w Pennywise, Bad Religion, NOFX, Rancid
00:02:50 - The Offspring podcast
00:04:16 - lasting 40 years
00:06:07 - bands origin story
00:09:15 - pre-Epitaph days, getting signed
00:10:37 -playing chess w Epitaph guy to get signed, punk chess
00:12:15 - successful of first record
00:14:24 - crazy early day shows on Gilman St
00:18:00 - touring and camping out on the road
00:20:10 - making Smash and it’s success
00:21:56 -writing Come Out and Play
00:27:53 - other Club Lingerie bands
00:28:21 - Pretty Fly For a White Guy
00:30:24 - sophomore album
00:33:25 - streaming age of music for a band like The Offspring
00:34:32 - AFI label
00:36:47 - most successful headlining tour, playing with Ed Sheeran, Sir Brian May, Yungblud, Emily Armstrong
00:43:10 - Woodstock ’99
00:45:40 -new Offspring record, what inspired it
00:48:21 - Dexter running triathlon
00:49:02 - working with Bob Rock
00:52:35 - how does The Offspring pick a setlist
00:55:49 - new age of hardcore bands
00:56:23 - poorly aged records
00:59:05 -Top 5 SoCal Restaurants
01:01:57 -best punk band of all time
01:03:52 -The Offsprings supergroups
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On this episode, Scott sits down with the influential and dynamic guitarist who helped shape the sound of the ‘90s — in his second time on Lipps Service — Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains! Jerry shares some behind-the-scenes details from recording his new album, I Want Blood, including exploring spoken word and finding new avenues for creative processes. Later on, the two get into the early days of Alice in Chains, how Jerry met Layne Staley, and the recording process of Jar of Flies. Beyond Jerry’s early career, they discuss Jerry’s touring with Ozzy Osbourne and Zakk Wylde, being friends with Eddie Van Halen, and writing music with Chris Cornell. The episode wraps up with Jerry listing his favorite films, albums, and underrated bands. Tune in for this insightful interview with the one and only Jerry Cantrell!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - Catching up
01:40 - Touring with Zakk Wylde and Ozzy Osbourne
03:19 - Eddie Van Halen stories
06:22 - Writing “Nutshell”
08:27 - 'Jar of Flies'
11:20 - Writing with Chris Cornell
12:48 - Features on the new album
14:50 - Camaraderie in Seattle
16:26 - Grunge
17:14 - Getting back to solo music
20:19 - Early music inspirations
22:28 - Meeting Layne Staley
28:13 - Finding the Alice sound
31:54 - Nirvana and the scene
33:45 - Story behind “Rooster”
38:00 - Revisiting records
39:26 - Writing songs
45:38 - Finding his voice
49:31 - Economics
54:09 - Favorite albums
55:26 - Top 5 films
57:25 - Underrated bands
58:28 - Upcoming tours and cities
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In this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with Bad Nerves frontman Bobby Nerves. They get into drumming, touring the US, and The Hives' influence on the band. Bobby also discusses growing up in Essex, how the band formed without expectations, and the economics of being in a band. Later on, the two talk about Billie Joe Armstrong's approval of Bad Nerves, the state of the world and AI, and the band's signing to Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam's record label, Loose Groove. Bobby also shares his top 5 underrated punk bands and British dishes, including his perfect album and the members of his dream supergroup. Listen to an exciting chat with the energetic singer and songwriter for one of the best new punk bands out there!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
0:00:43 - Drumming
0:02:20 - Drum and record stores
0:03:50 - U.S. tour
0:05:30 - The Hives influence
0:09:15 - Touring with The Hives
0:11:26 - Growing up in Essex
0:14:20 - Starting as recording project
0:17:10 - Going in with no expectations
0:19:18 - 10,000 hours theory
0:20:20 - First recording studio
0:22:00 - Working with friends
0:23:13 - Economics of being a band
0:27:00 - Stealing food from gas stations
0:30:15 - People connecting with their music
0:30:40 - Going to America first time
0:32:48 - Breaking down Baby Drummer
0:35:20 - Billie Joe Armstrong
0:38:27 - Bands standing for something
0:40:41 - State of the world
0:41:30 - AI
0:43:43 - Singing live and backing tracks
0:46:49 - Signing to Loose Groove (Stone Gossard label)
0:51:53 - Making mistakes
0:52:47 - Bobby’s supergroup
0:54:58 - Top 5 underrated punk bands
0:56:45 - Bobby’s perfect album
1:00:52 - Top 5 British dishes
1:04:42 - Bobby’s Twitch radio show
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On this episode, Scott welcomes back the iconic frontman of Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer for his second time on Lipps Service — Maynard James Keenan! Maynard discusses the Sessanta tour (in celebration of his 60th birthday), his upbringing in Ohio, his experience in the army, and what it's like living in LA. The two also get into Maynard's extensive interests, ranging from Jiu-Jitsu, UFC, and wine-making to opening and owning multiple restaurants. Maynard also talks about his favorite records and how they influence his wine-making. The episode closes with some of Maynard's favorite underground bands, TV shows, and comedians. Tune in for another insightful conversation with the one and only Maynard James Keenan!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Black Sabbath
02:00 - Comedy openers
03:21 - Early influences
04:45 - Time management
06:03 - Growing up in Ohio
09:55 - Life in the army
15:09 - First band CAD
17:33 - Moving to LA / early days of Tool
20:32 - Scientology gun story
22:39 - Religion
23:29 - Creative process
27:34 - UFC and fighting
28:43 - Sessanta tour / touring
32:24 - Merkin Vineyard/living in Arizona
38:23 - Talking about context and wine
40:09 - Jiu-Jitsu
42:05 - Favorite restaurants
44:28 - Favorite records
45:56 - Underground bands
47:29 - Car speakers / Portlandia
48:40 - Comedians
51:00 - Closing remarks
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On this episode, Scott sits down with rocking singer and guitarist Myles Kennedy, ahead of the release of his new solo album, The Art of Letting Go. They discuss the influence of bands like Jane’s Addiction and Jellyfish, and Kennedy’s performances with rock legends like Jason Bonham and Slash. They talk about Kennedy’s signature guitar, the upcoming album, and his latest solo tour with a three-piece band. Finally, Kennedy lists his top 5 underrated bands, Guns N’ Roses songs, and his perfect rock supergroup. Tune in for a good conversation with the amazingly talented Myles Kennedy!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
01:25 - Jane’s Addiction05:20 - Zakk Wylde and shooting Rock Star movie
07:02 - Kennedy’s new single and record
07:58 - Living in Washington
08:26 - Introduction to music
11:40 - Deciding to do music professionally
13:51 - First band
16:02 - Matt Pinfield and The Mayfield Four
17:03 - Jerry Harrison and Radiohead influence
18:51 - Velvet Revolver opportunity
21:44 - Relationship with Slash
23:16 - Thoughts on Creed
24:27 - Kennedy’s new record
29:04 - Mark Knopfler and Big Wreck influence
30:27 - Custom guitar
32:04 - “Mr. Downside” story
34:26 - Touring with a three-piece band
35:33 - Thoughts on backing tracks
37:55 - Singing with Guns N’ Roses
40:07 - Asked to sing with Led Zeppelin
43:25 - New record and tour
45:20 - Top 5 underrated artists
50:09 - Top 5 Guns N’ Roses songs
53:05 - Perfect record
53:52 - Supergroup
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On this episode, Scott is joined by legendary heavy metal guitarist Zakk Wylde! They get into Zakk’s current role as the guitarist for Pantera's reunion tour, as well as his early days in Ozzy Osbourne's band. Zakk shares several stories about his time touring with Ozzy, Randy Rhoades, and others. They also discuss his journey as a guitarist, and his recent releases with the Black Label Society and Zakk Sabbath. Zakk also reflects on his late friend Dimebag Darrell, and what it's like to pay homage to him while performing during Pantera's reunion tour. The episode closes with some of his Top 5s, including his top 5 metal riffs, and top 5 underrated guitarists!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
2:00 - Changing fashion
7:30 - New song
8:20 - Evolution of guitar playing
11:00 - Discovering music
12:15 - Eddie Van Halen story
15:35 - Learning guitar today
19:30 - Getting into Sabbath
21:00 - Joining Ozzy's band
23:40 - Meeting Randy Rhoades and Ozzy
26:55 - Ozzy stories
29:50 - Songwriting process for BLS
34:10 - Upcoming projects
36:40 - Joining the Pantera reunion
40:50 - Seeing Pantera for the first time
42:50 - Performing with Pantera
46:11 - Paying homage to Dimebag
48:00 - Festival dates
51:55 - Top 5 underrated guitarists
59:53 - Top 5 metal riffs
1:00:50 - One perfect album
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In this episode, Scott sits down with rock icon Julian Casablancas. They dive into Julian's musical journey, from fronting The Strokes to his groundbreaking work with The Voidz. Julian shares stories about the new Voidz album, 'Like All Before You,' and its creative process, including making the music video for "Prophecy of the Dragon." He also opens up about the songwriting approach for the new album, giving fans a glimpse into his creative process. Julian also reflects on his earliest musical influences, including Lou Reed and Bob Marley. Throughout the conversation, he offers behind-the-scenes insights into his collaborations with Rick Rubin and Daft Punk, and also shares one of his dream collaborators. The episode closes with his top 5 movies and top 5 new artists. Tune in for an exciting and revealing conversation with one of the most influential voices in modern rock music!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
04:15 – Approaching others in public
05:50 – New Voidz record
08:30 – Meeting Alex
10:35 – Influences on new album
12:00 – David Lee Roth
13:00 – 2 Dollar Bill performance
15:22 – Making the record
18:00 – Rick Rubin’s process
21:00 – Writing Voidz songs
22:10 – Making of “Prophecy of the Dragon”
26:35 – “Prophecy of the Dragon” music video
30:00 – Writing songs for Strokes vs Voidz
31:23 – Halloween-themed show
32:38 – Fashion
34:45 – Early influences
37:31 – Lou Reed and Bob Marley
38:32 – Early aspirations
44:30 – Aliens
46:38 – Daft Punk’s “Instant Crush”
48:30 – Dream collaboration
49:15 – Cult Records
49:53 – Being an indie artist now
51:24 – Top 5 new artists
54:44 – Top 5 favorite films
57:02 – Top 5 essential NYC spots
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In this episode, Scott sits down with the powerhouse sister-trio rock band from Mexico, The Warning. They dive into the band's incredible journey, starting with their viral cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman," which catapulted them into the global spotlight. The sisters—Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra—share stories about their early rise to fame, from releasing their first EP to their most recent album, Keep Me Fed, highlighting their growth as a band. The conversation also touches on the inspiration behind recent tracks like "Automatic Sun" and "Six Feet Deep," and how their musical influences shaped their sound. They also share some of their favorite stories from touring the world, and of course, their top 5's — including their top 5 restaurants and top 5 women in rock who have inspired them. Tune in for an exciting and insightful conversation with one of the most dynamic bands in modern rock, The Warning!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
0:00:30 - Being in NYC
0:02:45 - Musical origins
0:04:50 - Influences
0:06:24 - Going viral
0:07:30 - Encouragement from parents
0:08:25 - Rock music in Mexico
0:11:30 - Rising to fame
0:13:00 - Relationship growing up
0:16:45 - First EP
0:19:20 - Signing to Lava
0:24:05 - Pandemic album rollout
0:29:18 - Writing in English versus Spanish
0:32:30 - Songwriting process
0:39:30 - Album recording process
0:41:40 - "Automatic Sun"
0:44:20 - "Six Feet Deep"
0:46:44 - Performing new songs live
0:48:00 - Playing in Japan
0:49:30 - Tour stories
0:51:00 - Fan stories
0:52:00 - Upcoming tour
0:54:00 - Top 5 restaurants in the US
0:57:40 - Top 5 women in rock
0:59:45 - Perfect records
1:01:40 - Top 5 The Warning songs
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On this episode of Lipps Service, part two of our special NYC music scene episode, Scott sits down with two members of the contemporary New York City music scene: frontman Jackson Hamm of Telescreens and frontman Sid Simons of Sid Simons & The Darlings. Scott first sits down with Jackson, who shares his insights on the state of NYC’s music landscape, discussing how it has evolved and the role of community among bands in the city. They also explore Jackson’s relationships with other bands and making money as an artist in today’s industry. Later in the episode, Scott interviews Sid of Sid Simons & The Darlings, who discusses his early influences and forming The Darlings. He also lists his favorite NYC bands and venues and talks about underrated bands. Go check out part one of our NYC music scene episode with artist manager Ryan Gentles, frontwoman Bec Lauder of Bec Lauder & The Noise, and frontman Zane Acord and guitarist Jack Bradley of The Thing.
This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind! They have a limited offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code LIPPS at checkout. You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/lipps
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
Jackson Hamm of Telescreens
1:05:05 – Start
1:07:35 – Current NYC scene
1:09:15 – Relationship with other bands
1:10:00 – Influences
1:10:55 – The scene’s popularity and Jackson’s favorite current bands
1:14:20 – Telescreens’ major label debut
1:16:00 – Making money as an artist
1:18:00 – Jackson’s favorite venues
1:19:40 – Favorite NYC records
1:20:30 – Upcoming tour
Sid Simons of Sid Simons & The Darlings
1:22:57 – Start
1:26:00 – Early influences
1:27:20 – Relationship with other bands
1:28:17 – Formation of The Darlings
1:29:36 – Current influences in the scene
1:31:50 – Upcoming projects
1:32:50 – Radiohead
1:34:25 – Underrated bands
1:35:00 – Sid’s favorite NYC band
1:36:10 – NYC venues
1:37:50 – Touring
1:40:00 – Record deal search
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On today’s episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with four members of the contemporary New York City music scene: manager Ryan Gentles, singer-songwriter Bec Lauder of Bec Lauder & The Noise, and frontman Zane Acord and guitarist Jack Bradley of The Thing. The first conversation is with Ryan, who explores his time managing The Strokes and several other bands of the “indie sleaze” era. Ryan talks about securing The Strokes’ record deal and helping craft the band’s image. He also discusses the current state of the music business and the role played by social media in discovering new bands. Next, Scott talks with Bec about her career beginnings, favorite spots in NYC, and her top 5 NYC artists of the 2000s. Finally, Scott is joined by Zane and Jack of The Thing, an up-and-coming four-piece rock band, who talk about their musical influences, the modern touring industry, and how radio continues to play a role in bringing artists widespread exposure. Go check out part two of our NYC music scene episode with frontman Jackson Hamm of Telescreens and frontman Sid Simons of Sid Simons & The Darlings.
This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind! They have a limited offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code LIPPS at checkout. You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/lipps
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
Ryan Gentles
0:03:00 – Managing the Strokes
0:05:40 – The Strokes’ image
0:09:40 – The Strokes’ rise in popularity
0:11:50 – 2000s NYC scene
0:14:00 – The Strokes’ popularity in London
0:15:10 – The Strokes first record deal
0:16:50 – Other record deals for NYC bands
0:18:16 – Indie sleaze
0:20:10 – The role of social media in discovering bands
0:22:20 – Being in a band now versus back then
0:27:45 – Other artists Ryan is managing
0:29:25 – Top 5 current NYC bands
Bec Lauder
0:32:38 – Start
0:33:39 – Bec’s career beginnings
0:35:10 – Current NYC scene
0:38:50 – Favorite NYC spots
0:42:45 – Top 5 2000s NYC artists
Zane Acord and Jack Bradley of The Thing
0:45:50 – Start
0:47:30 – Career beginnings
0:48:20 – The Strokes’ influence
0:51:30 – The role of radio
0:53:00 – Current NYC scene
0:55:30 – Modern touring industry
0:57:00 – Upcoming shows and projects
0:58:05 – Top 5 2000s NYC bands
1:00:10 – Top 5 current NYC bands
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On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits down with Live frontman Ed Kowalczyk. The two begin the conversation by discussing Ed’s childhood, including his early musical influences and the formation of Live. Next, they dive into the band’s early success, from its first performances at CBGB, to its eventual record deal and debut album. Throughout the interview, Ed also discusses some of his fondest musical memories, including connecting with Jerry Harrison of Talking Heads, hearing Nirvana for the first time, and meeting Metallica. Ed also shares his opinions on the current state of rock music and discusses Live’s upcoming tour. Finally, the interview concludes with some of Ed’s top 5’s, including his top 5 sushi restaurants, top 5 most underrated bands of the ‘90s, and top 5 most influential songs of the ‘90s.
This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind! They have a limited offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code LIPPS at checkout. You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/lipps
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
00:25 – Meeting Jerry Harrison
01:32 – Growing up
04:30 – Early influences
09:32 – Ed’s first job
10:02 – Getting a record deal
14:42 – Selling junk bonds
15:40 – Debut album
17:23 – Hearing Nirvana for the first time
18:03 – Band name origins
19:42 – Connecting with Jerry Harrison
20:27 – Writing iconic songs
24:50 – Seeing Nirvana at a festival
26:58 – Getting a role in Fight Club
31:30 – Playing Woodstock ‘94 and ‘99
32:59 – 1994 in music/the state of rock music today
35:37 – Stories behind Live’s biggest hits
39:20 – Meeting Metallica
41:00 – Touring memories
42:30 – “The mac ‘n cheese incident”
45:40 – Upcoming tour
46:40 – Top 5 sushi restaurants
49:45 – Top 5 most underrated ‘90s bands
53:56 – Top 5 most influential songs of the ‘90s
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In this episode, Scott sits down with culinary icon Andrew Zimmern. Throughout the conversation, they dive into Andrew's journey from his early passion for food and his beginnings in radio, to his eventual success as a household name in the culinary world with his TV show, Bizarre Foods. Andrew also discusses meeting the legendary Anthony Bourdain, his early music memories, and his struggles with homelessness and drug addiction. Finally, the interview ends with Andrew sharing his top 5 food cities, highlighting the places around the world that have impressed him the most. Tune in for an inspiring and entertaining conversation with a culinary legend.
Check out Spilled Milk on Substack (https://andrewzimmern.substack.com/su...) and subscribe to Andrew’s YouTube channel (@/andrewzimmern ) for recipes, tips, and more.
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
00:35 – Andrew’s career beginnings02:55 – Andrew’s early passion for food
04:56 – Homelessness and drug addiction
09:18 – The success of Bizarre Foods
12:47 – Music discussion
16:37 – Meeting Anthony Bourdain
24:00 – Top 5 food cities
33:05 – Anthony Bourdain Singapore story/hidden gems in NYC
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In this episode, Scott sits down with Sublime frontman Jakob Nowell. Jakob details his journey from growing up in a legendary musical family to carving out his own career in the music world, through his bands LAW and Jakobs Castle. He also discusses how he was invited by the original members to front his father’s band, Sublime, and talks about the new line-up’s first-ever performance at Coachella. Throughout the conversation, he offers several takes on what it's like to play his father's iconic music. Jakob also discusses how he learned to play guitar, detailing the musical influences and childhood experiences that shaped his musicianship. Scott and Jakob also dive into the topic of sobriety, with Jakob sharing personal insights into his journey, and how it has impacted his life and music career. Finally, the episode ends with some of Jakob's top 5's — including his top 5 favorite Sublime songs and top 5 SoCal rock bands. Tune in for an inspiring and entertaining conversation, with a talented musician who’s following in his father's footsteps while forging his own path.
This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind! They have a limited offer you can use now, that gets you up to 48% off your first subscription or 20% off one time purchases with code LIPPS at checkout. You can claim it at: https://www.magicmind.com/lipps
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
0:01:55 – Touring lifestyle
0:04:16 – Jakob’s 2024 and Fallon experience
0:08:30 – Jakob’s upbringing
0:11:55 – On his dad, Bradley Nowell, robbing a Starbucks
0:13:40 – Early influences
0:15:33 – Learning guitar
0:17:27 – Growing up in Long Beach
0:18:47 – Sobriety
0:24:15 – Forming LAW
0:25:58 – Epitaph Records
0:28:40 – Touring with Jakobs Castle
0:31:33 – Joining Sublime
0:34:50 – Benefit show for HR of Bad Brains
0:38:20 – Playing his dad’s songs for the first time
0:41:44 – Coachella performance
0:43:20 – Jakobs Castle album
0:45:55 – Unreleased Sublime material
0:47:44 – Favorite Sublime song and Sublime biopic
0:48:37 – Jakob’s favorite contemporary artists
0:50:10 – Jakob’s thoughts on the music industry
0:51:08 – Upcoming projects
0:55:30 – Top 5 Sublime songs
0:56:15 – Top 5 SoCal rock bands
0:58:40 – Top 5 films
1:00:20 – Top 5 late night SoCal restaurants
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In this episode, Scott interviews Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and new wave guitar legend Jerry Harrison about his storied musical journey. They discuss his musical beginnings and explore stories about how Jerry met Jonathan Richman, formed The Modern Lovers, and then went on to join Talking Heads. Jerry also discusses the New York City rock music scene in the '70s, and the development of punk rock. Along the way, the pair talk about the remastering process of Talking Heads’ legendary concert film, 'Stop Making Sense,' and how it feels to be reunited with the band after many years. Jerry also gives a glimpse into his work as a music producer. Finally, he shares some of his top 5’s, including his top 5 punk bands, and top 5 things he misses about NYC in the ‘70s. Tune in for an insightful and exciting conversation with Jerry Harrison. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to subscribe and share with your friends!
CREDITS (Instagram handles)
Host @ScottLipps
Edited by @toastycakes
Music by @Robby_hoff
Recorded at Melrose Podcasts NY
0:00:24 – Start
0:02:35 – New York City in the ‘70s
0:04:15 – Warhol
0:05:30 – Jerry’s upbringing
0:07:40 – Beginning in music
0:10:20 – Jerry’s first band
0:12:10 – Meeting Jonathan Richman
0:14:35 – Influence of The Modern Lovers
0:17:58 – The Modern Lovers’ breakup
0:18:45 – Performing at Gram Parsons’ wake
0:21:15 – Meeting Miss Christine of GTO’s
0:26:20 – Joining Talking Heads
0:29:45 – “Psycho Killer”
0:31:31 – Being categorized as punk
0:34:15 – Ramones
0:37:30 – Getting a record deal
0:39:35 – Touring with Ramones
0:44:50 – Working with Brian Eno
0:47:28 – MTV
0:51:07 – Reuniting with Talking Heads in 2002
0:52:00 – Remastering Stop Making Sense
0:58:00 – Being together for the first time since 2002
1:00:30 – Production work
1:03:25 – Proudest moment
1:04:00 – Top 5 punk bands
1:04:25 – Top 5 things about NYC that Jerry misses
1:05:55 – Top 5 Talking Heads songs
1:07:35 – Most challenging thing about being in Talking Heads
1:08:45 – Dream supergroup
1:09:43 – Jonathan Richman memories
1:10:15 – Surprising influences
1:11:10 – Missed opportunities
1:14:20 – Favorite band Jerry has produced
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