023: Alter Bridge

July 01, 2017

Episode #023 of the Sound Matters radio show features Tom’s interview with Scott Phillips & Brian Marshall from Alter Bridge, spotlighted artists/albums/tracks, a recap of this week in music history, and concludes with Tom’s signature Sound Matter Moment.

On This Episode:

1. Get Sound Matters Radio interview podcasts on >> iTunes, iHeartRadio, & Spreaker
2. Sound Matters Spotlight: Twisted Sister, You Can’t Stop Rock ‘n’ Roll, 1983 (“I’ve Had Enough”), KISS, Love Gun, 1977 (“Love Gun”), Alter Bridge, One Day Remains, 2004 (“Broken Wings”)
3. INTERVIEW Guest: SCOTT PHILLIPS & BRIAN MARSHALL from ALTER BRIDGE
4. Sound Matter Moment… “Human Behavior”

Links:

Alter Bridge Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/alterbridge and Main Website: www.alterbridge.com

Inside the Interview:
01:31 – Brian & Scott’s least favorite interview question…
01:47 – Touring in 2017… what’s better, what’s worse from back in the day…
03:04 – Summarize the evoloution of Alter Bridge from the 1st album to present…
04:31 – On what Brian & Scott uniquely bring to Alter Bridge as a rhythm section…
06:25 – On how tracking happens in the studio for Alter Bridge…
07:06 – Who’s one person you’d like to sit down with and have a conversation?
08:10 – On the importance of sobriety and being clear-headed and present today…

Connect with Alter Bridge:
Website: www.alterbridge.com
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/alterbridge
Twitter: www.twitter.com/alterbridge
Instagram: www.instagram.com/officialalterbridge

>> A ‘Sound Matter Moment’ >> www.soundmatters.tv/human-behavior

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Tom Leu

Tom Leu, MS/CPC is a Professional Speaker, Writer, Radio Host, & Published Photographer. A member of the National Speakers Association, Tom’s presentations, images, & interviews uncover substantive layers within Communications, Psychology & Rock ‘n Roll.

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