"To put us into a category like [tribute band] is a little bit unfair...if they come and see the show, they would know it's not." - Robby Thomas Walsh
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with ROBBY THOMAS WALSH of PURPENDICULAR feat. IAN PAICE
Ep.237: Interview with LAURI YLONEN of THE RASMUS
“When we got on that stage [in Ukraine], it was pure joy. People were so happy that they had something else to think about for that one hour…the day before…there was a bombing.” - Lauri Ylonen
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with ROGER EARL of FOGHAT
"We did a live show in 1977 called 'FOGHAT's Tribute To The Blues', it was filmed and recorded by Bearsville Records. [Warner Brothers] won't put it out, or don't know where it is. They'll probably find it after I've departed this Earth." - Roger Earl
Ep.236: Interview with SERAINA TELLI
“I see a lot of people that have a lot of influence, that could do so [many] good things, and they decide to not be good role models…you’re connected with millions of people, so tell them something good!” - Seraina Telli
KNAC.COM Exclusive: An Interview with DAVID REECE of BANGALORE CHOIR
"Dieter Dierks told me during the production of [Eat The Heat], you realize that if this album fails, [ACCEPT] is going to blame you and they're going to blame me...that's exactly what they did." - David Reece
Ep.235: Interview with GREG T. WALKER of TWO WOLF (ex-BLACKFOOT)
“In April of ‘79 when [BLACKFOOT’s Strikes] came out, we were already on the road. I don’t think we were home until Christmas. We played four to six nights a week, sometimes seven or eight [nights] in a row.” - Greg T. Walker
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with WILL EVANKOVICH of STYX
"Once a songwriter, always a songwriter...I think it's the lifeforce and the vitality of a band to stay creative. It gives the band a shot in the arm, it gives everybody something to work towards and be proud of." - Will Evankovich
Archives: Interview with STEVEN WILSON of PORCUPINE TREE (2005)
“I think it’s important that any band worth it salt really is always embracing new technology, embracing new musical styles, and is not content to be some kind of vehicle of nostalgia.” - Steven Wilson (2005)
KNAC.COM Exclusive: Interview with MATT BARLOW of ASHES OF ARES
"People love a comeback story, but sometimes people really love to see people fall." - Matt Barlow
Ep.234: Interview with PANGAEA
“The next year, year and a half, is going to be a pretty exciting time for [PANGAEA] releasing new stuff. I’m not going to say anything else cuz I don’t wanna get in trouble.” - Ron Poulson
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