MARC RIZZO ILL NINO CONFESSION FULL

MARC RIZZO ILL NINO CONFESSION FULL

From John and Mikey's first meeting in 1994, the guys share the full history of how things developed for Snot. If you're a Snot fan, you'll get a lot of great details on the band in this episode. Tragically, it was all cut short with the untimely death of vocalist Lynn Strait in 1998. Formed in California in 1995, the group took off quickly on the strength of their 'Get Some' album. Snot's history is tragically short lived but their influence lives on to this day. This week Scott sits down with John and Mikey from Snot for an epic conversation. We hope you enjoy Scott's talk with Cristian Machado of Lions at the Gate and Ill Nino and SHARE with a friend! Things wrap up with Cristian sharing stories and news on Lions at the Gate including the new single, the video, and much more. Additionally, Scott surprises Cristian with a framed record award for his solo album, 'Die Alone.' Scott also chats with Cristian about his solo work in this chat. Touring with Machine Head opened many doors for Ill Nino and even resulted in what became Lions at the Gate. Topics covered during this section of the chat include transitioning from being a bassist to a singer, Revolution Revolucion, Roadrunner Records, touring with Drowning Pool, Confession, and getting personal through music and lyrics.ДЄdditonally, Scott and Cristian touch on covering a song with Chino from Deftones, One Nation Underground, Enigma, Dead New World, Epidemia, and Til Death, La Familia.

Going back all the way to the original demo, Scott and Cristian dig into the band's history. The chat begins with talk of Scott's long-running fandom of Ill Nino. Cristian's new band Lions at the Gate has a great single out now called 'Not Even Human.' This week Scott sits down with Cristian Machado of Lions at the Gate and Ill Nino. We hope you enjoy Scott's talk with Ahrue Luster and SHARE with a friend! Other topics covered include the Indigo Ranch, Slipknot, Ross Robinson, songwriting inspirations, being a part of a sound change in a band, 9/11's impact on the band, touring stories, and much more! The chat wraps up with more discussion of Lions at the Gate and how his addition to the band was a life-changer. With being a member of 3 very notable bands, they had a lot to talk about. In this discussion, Scott gets his take on his time with the band, his role as a member, what led to the breakup and more.ДЄs always, Scott goes over the discography of this week's guest. Ahrue discusses the differences between The Burning Red and Supercharger as well as his departure from the band.ДЄhrue was also a member of ill nino. The band switched up their sound during this time. It's an interesting story that just underlines how small of a world the music industry can be. In this chat, Ahrue shares the story of how he became a member of the band and much more. The fast turnaround from band formation to recording is staggering and the results speak for themselves.Д«efore Lions at the Gate, Ahrue Luster was a member of Machine Head notably on the album The Burning Red. The conversation begins with a discussion of how the band came together. This week Scott sits down with Ahrue Luster from Lions at the Gate for a great conversation.ДЄs with previous guest Cristian Machado, Ahrue is a member of Lions at the Gate a group picking up momentum quickly. We hope you enjoy Scott's talk with Marc Rizzo and SHARE with a friend! Other topics include playing Ozzfest, international touring, guitar shredding, backpack marketing, love of Thrash Metal, Shrapnel Records, instrumental influences, his new projects 'Hail the Horns' and 'Revenge Beast,' working a regular job through the pandemic, a potential ill Nino reuntion, and much more! With Marc's long career, they cover a lot of ground. If you're a guitar nerd, you owe it to yourself to check them out.ДЄdditionally, Scott goes through the discography of this week's guest. In this discussion he talks about the beginnings of the band as well as the influences that led him on his path including Slayer and Anthrax.ДЄside from his work with ill Nino and Soulfly, Marc has released some incredible instrumental solo albums over the years.

He had to get creative with the gear and the routing but was grateful to get back in front of audiences.

Marc toured the country doing solo shows. The chat begins with discussion of Marc's passion for the guitar as well as his return to live show's this year. This week Scott sits down with Marc Rizzo of ill Nino and Soulfly for an engaging conversation about his career.

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