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  • A podcast that unearths never-before-heard conversations with world-class musicians and comedians.
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  • Ozzy Osbourne 1974 | The Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Interview

    Ozzy Osbourne 1974 | The Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Interview
    Nov 1 2023
    This 1974 Ozzy Osbourne interview has never been heard until now. It's the earliest known long-form audio interview with the Prince of Darkness. It’s also the only audio interview with Ozzy relating to Black Sabbath’s Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album. It is recommended this interview be watched on YouTube so you can see the captions. Ozzy is hard to understand at times. https://youtu.be/-yRVDfrjs54 The interview is conducted by Steve Rosen, one of the true legends in rock journalism. Rosen has a career spanning 50 years, thousands of articles, and several high-profile books with artists like Black Sabbath, Prince, Randy Rhoads, and others. But his most notable work is his recent Eddie Van Halen book, Tonechaser. Tonechaser is considered a must-have book for Eddie Van Halen fans and any music fan. No other book has uncovered so many untold stories about King Edward. To order Rosen's Tonechaser: https://bit.ly/3MSVTo9 Check out Rosen's YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/49hIu1Z Read Rosen's article written about when he met Black Sabbath in 1974: https://bit.ly/45TxeWX In the interview, Ozzy talks about: Early days of Black Sabbath Why Black Sabbath has stayed together, and why other bands break up Playing an honest gig Does he think about the money he’s making If he thinks Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is a different direction than previous Sabbath albums Why they didn’t record in LA again like they did with Vol.4 Whose idea it was to add strings to Sabbath Bloody Sabbath What the Sab 4 got tired of hearing about If he is fulfilled by being in Black Sabbath If he’s working on a solo record Why and what it was like producing Sabbath Bloody Sabbath by themselves If there is more of an emphasis on the lyrics on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath If Black Sabbath’s songs mirror society If he thinks the press is unfair to Black Sabbath If Sabbath is working on a new album His fondness for synthesizers and spacey music Why he wants to make a solo record How he’d like to learn how to play guitar His love for Rick Wakeman vs Keith Emerson If he would have Wakeman play on his solo album Being on the road and away from home The movie soundtrack he would have wanted to make He sums up his current feelings on Black Sabbath and his belief he has helped people
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    26 m
  • #66 David Lee Roth 2019 Interview

    #66 David Lee Roth 2019 Interview
    Oct 4 2023
    Last week, we released an interview with David Lee Roth from 1984. This week, we are releasing another Roth interview, but 35 years later. We go from the height of Roth’s Van Halen career to his twilight years. I believe this interview is one of the most honest and humble interviews he’s ever given; he speaks very candidly on many topics. At the time of this interview in 2019, Roth was 65 years old and promoting his line of tattoo skin care products called Ink the Orginal. In the interview, Roth talks at great lengths about his parents and growing up, the beginning and ending with Van Halen, why he never got married, why he’s never happy, plus so much more. The interview was conducted by Debbie Millman and was originally aired on her award-winning awesome podcast Design Matters. We are so grateful that Ms. Millman is allowing us to share one of the most insightful David Lee Roth interviews with you. Please use the link below and subscribe to her podcast. Subscribe to Debbie Millan's Design Matters: https://www.designmattersmedia.com/ 00:00:00 - Intro to David Lee Roth interview 00:01:17 - Debbie Millman intro 00:02:19 - Start of David Lee Roth interview 00:02:47 - His Uncle Manny Roth 00:05:29 - His mother, Sibyl Roth, and her toughness on him 00:07:49 - Wearing leg braces as a kid 00:08:41 - His early jobs 00:09:34 - Where his youthful drive came from 00:11:14 - What the Roth family expected when they had get-togethers 00:12:29 - When he first realized he had a talent for singing 00:15:00 - Him being in plays as a child 00:16:11 - He tells where he really learned to sing from 00:18:59 - His parents threaten him with going to a foster home 00:19:16 - If “bad” Dave comes from his mother 00:21:08 - How he was taught to sing like the girls 00:22:43 - How many instruments he plays 00:23:25 - The first meeting with the Van Halen brothers 00:26:31 - Why he and the Van Halen brothers were crosstown rivals 00:28:26 - What inspired him to write music 00:30:57 - The near-death experience that chokes him up even today 00:34:38 - How much of his Playboy image is a story he was creating 00:37:15 - If he is confident he would make it in show business 00:37:33 - The idea of an album band 00:39:00 - An obscure Dutch radio reference 00:40:14 - Did they write Runnin’ with the Devil in 18 minutes 00:42:25 - Who are the best teachers and coaches 00:45:35 - When he has felt sorry for himself 00:46:45 - Why he hasn’t fallen into a lot of traps, other Rock and Rollers did 00:47:28 - Him stealing books 00:48:31 - What kept him from succumbing to drug abuse 00:49:55 - Where his ability to jump high comes from 00:53:46 - Why did he leave Van Halen in 1985 00:54:38 - Why didn’t he ever get married 00:56:44 - His ability to mimic others 00:58:54 - The teleplay he has been working on for three years 01:00:33 - Why his favorite audience is disbelieving nonbelievers 01:01:29 - Why he isn’t happy 01:02:14 - His window time 01:02:53 - How he’s always solving a catastrophe 01:05:12 - Why he decided to start Ink the Orginal 01:07:43 - Why take his life in this direction 01:09:41 - Tattoos today 01:12:11 - The process of making his product 01:13:53 - How the business is doing 01:14:22 - The difference between having a tattoo today and 30 years ago 01:17:37 - What advice would he give someone who has writer’s block 01:19:28 - Squeezing every single moment out of life
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    1 h y 21 m
  • #65 David Lee Roth 1984 Interview

    #65 David Lee Roth 1984 Interview
    Sep 27 2023
    A never-published interview with Van Halen's Diamond David Lee Roth. At the time of this interview in December 1984, Roth was 31 years old, and only months away from no longer being in Van Halen. In the interview, Roth talks about the future of Van Halen, his need for attention, whether he’s a bad role model, and what he wants on his tombstone. And in a Tapes Archive exclusive, Mr. Roth busts into an impromptu freestyle rap. The interview is conducted by a new Tapes Archive contributor, award-winning legendary entertainment journalist, screenwriter, producer, and author, Ethlie Ann Vare. For decades, Ethlie ruled musical taste and celebrity gossip in newspapers, magazines, and TV. Her Top 10 Syndicated column ROCK ON ran in 1,700 newspapers worldwide. She’s interviewed A-list movie celebrities like Johnny Depp and Nicholas Cage and rock royalty like Ozzy Osbourne and David Lee Roth. She wrote for Billboard, Daily Variety, and The Hollywood Reporter. She also reviewed rock concerts and albums for the New York Times, and discussed rock stars on The Gossip Show. Ms. Vare has more accomplishments than we have time to say here. Below is a link in to her website. We are honored she is allowing us to share some of her unpublished historical interviews with all of you. Ethlie Ann Vare's website https://ethlieannvare.com/ Watch the captioned version https://youtu.be/QodtYVn7tDQ 00:00 - Intro to David Lee Roth interview 01:46 - Start of the David Lee Roth Interview 02:57 - The rumors about Eddie Van Halen wanting to leave the band 03:58 - Was it an ego blow with Van Halen’s album 1984 not hitting #1 on the charts 05:22 - Playing Black Sabbath music while watching a football game 05:49 - Was having a pop hit with “Jump” harmful to the band? 06:57 - About his love life and what his type is 08:38 - Who is the real David Lee Roth 09:29 - How Roth is a bit of a loner, and his need for attention 10:21 - How he’s critical of other bands 12:03 - Roth does a freestyle rap. (Not kidding, not A.I.) 12:52 - His first and other jobs as a teenager 14:01 - Who manages his money 14:39 - Where his next adventure will be 15:05 - How does he defend the criticism that he’s a bad role model 15:55 - What’s next for Van Halen 16:29 - What’s the Van Halen groupie scene like 17:02 - The Hot For Teacher video 17:42 - The auditions for his music videos 18:42 - What would he want on his tombstone 19:04 - Answering machines 19:44 - What he wants back 19:55 - A scene he likes from the movie Cotton Club 20:41 - His Harley Davidson 21:41 - What type of car he drives 22:11 - His height and weight 22:41 - The movie Amadeus 23:10 - He was just offered a low-budget film 23:57 - Who’s going to remember him in 500 years
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    25 m
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