Talking Off Ramp Show with Friel Brothers

Sobelberg8

Had an amazing opportunity to connect with the Friel brothers and pick their brains about what it was like to be in Seattle and be in a band around the time that the scene was about to blow up. They give a vivid description of what that Off Ramp show from 10/22/90 was like and how even back then opening with Release was a big deal for a plethora of reasons. Chris talks a little bit about being on some of those Gossman Demos (Black, Times Of Trouble/Footsteps, and The King, which sounds like Holy Roller but was the pre-cursor to Even Flow) and we’ll also get to talk about Cornell and how his initial audition went for Shadow.

AND we learn something incredibly important about the timeline of a song that we didn’t know existed.

I know I usually post weekly about our episodes we release, and it’s all great stuff. But I feel like if there was ever a must listen it would be this. This is an incredibly important retelling of the band’s history from the guys who were there to witness it. Anyone who craves that about the band will most certainly enjoy this. We get to unveil and debunk tons of myths and legends too. Linked below, or Spotify, Apple, wherever the podcasts are

Pap

Cool! I'll have a listen soon.