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Part 1 of the video version of the interview featured on the My Teeth Need Attention (audio) podcast. Featuring an interview myself and Andrew Scott did with the surviving members of the long running New Zealand free-noise/improv trio Eye, Peter Porteous and Jon Chapman. We talk about how they met, Jon's early days in Double Leopards and his move to NZ, Andrew's days growing up and seeing shows in NZ and then moving to the US, and Peter's early days of meeting the late Peter Stapleton. We also all talk about music improvisation, chasing the estatic mental state while playing, losing sense of time, etc. We also talk at length about Peter Stapleton's work and life, their work on the recent Eye recordings recently released by Carbon Records and Grapefruit Records, and having to take a break after losing Peter in 2020.

This video was inspired by a comment in the following video by Dillon at Noble Records / @noblerecords , his interview with Geoffrey Weiss - https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

My first attempt at a VC video post that's not just a live show recording, etc. This is a video response to the David Atkinson Vinyl Tag Thread

In this episode, I'm join by Andrew Scott, to interview the surviving members of the long running New Zealand free-noise/improv trio Eye. We talk about how they met, Jon's early days in Double Leopards and his move to NZ, Andrew's days growing up and seeing shows in NZ and then moving to the US, and Peter's early days of meeting the late Peter Stapleton. We also all talk about music improvisation, chasing the estatic mental state while playing, losing sense of time, etc. We also talk at length about Peter Stapleton's work and life, their work on the recent Eye recordings recently released by Carbon Records and Grapefruit Records, and having to take a break after losing Peter in 2020.

In this episode, we discuss when she started playing music, including guitar, and her exposure to American Primitive guitarists during some guitar lessons, as well as her fascination with all types of music, which feeds into her radio show on Totally Radio.

In this episode, we discuss Emmet's early days in Seattle, DIY and early label/show inspirations, Pelt, and the start of Bud Tapes. We also get into his projects Water Shews, his move from primarily writing songs to improvisation, the freedom and connections of free-improv (maybe a bit too far down that rabbit hole :), along with discussing running labels, working with great people, etc.

In this episode, we discuss Holt's early days playing music, him and his brother starting Mordecai. We also discuss their releases on Richie/Petty Bunco, etc, and play some tracks from those and other related releases.

In this episode, we discuss Mike and Liam's early days playing music, how they (and we) all met, playing together, and adventures around a hardware store (not really). We also discuss each of their brand new LPs on VHF, and play some tracks from those and other related releases.

In this episode, we discuss Ethan's early days of going to shows in Rochester and then in college, his various moves around the US and Europe, how he started his label Jabs, and finally, his work on the upcoming Huggy Bear book KILLED (OF KIDS).

In this episode, we discuss Kryssi's early days of playing jazz in school, New Haven history including Daggett Street venue and Loren Connors, the infamous "Dirt Pile", and our Italian family names/histories. We also talk about the Medication project she played with, meeting Stefan Christensen, New Haven drone and noise scene, her bands Headroom and Mountain Movers, Japanese psych bands and guitar players, playing harmonica while driving, her label Elm Recordings, her radio show (WXOJ LP), and more.

In this episode, I sit down with Richie Charles of Richie Records, Petty Bunco, etc. We discuss his various bands, and the amazing labels he's run, including the trials and tribulations of running indie labels. Extra long episode with an interview in two parts, and various tracks from the labels he's run.

In this episode, I sit down with Ken Brenninger. We briefly discuss his childhood, various bands he's been in, including the current Blues Ambush, and his recommendations for food in Philly!

Getting back to the podcast with a music-only show. Something old, something new... Including some brand new Carbon Records releases!

In this episode, I sit down with David Nance. We briefly discuss The Dead C universe, his early years growing up in Nebraska, early bands, his cover record projects, collaborations, and more!

In this episode, I sit down with Emily Robb. We discuss how great Philly is and about 20mins of other non-music stuff to start! But then we finally get to discussing her early years growing up in Maine, learning to play music, previous bands, her solo work, collaborations, and more!

In this episode, I sit down with Ashley, Dustin, and Shaun. We discuss their early years, playing, improv-ing, fixing toilets, visiting different towns, and more!