In Scratch-cast 5, Mick and Craig chat with Ross, Riker and Rocky Lynch from R5, the huge pop band who also happen to be excellent hockey players! They have some fun with ice time and then transition into what it’s like growing up in a supportive family who all play and see entertainment as their present and future. They touch on their studio, making records, road life, coming home to Mom’s food and playing to adoring crowds of beautiful fans! A few coldies were had, along with a good time, and we know you’ll have one too.
Scratch-cast 4: Interview with Nick Gaffaney from Cairo Knife Fight/Santa Barbara
In this episode of Scratch-cast, Nick Gaffaney of Cairo Knife Fight takes us through his youth in New Zealand and growing up studying music and learning the craft. We discuss cruise lines, free-form jazz, dates with Them Crooked Vultures and Queens of the Stone Age and what it's like to be part of a technologically advanced duo. He also discusses his part in Santa Barbara with his wife, Cassie. You get a taste of Cairo Knife Fight songs "Reality Engine", "Rezlord" and "Shadows Of Sorrow".
Scratch-cast 3: Q&A/Hockey Talk
In this episode of Scratch-cast, Mick and Craig answer questions submitted to them on Facebook and other avenues of social media. Mick discusses his departure from Bulletboys, the making of ZaZa among other related topics. And, yes, beer and hockey talk. Come on in!!
Intermission and End Credit Music: "Rapscallion" by The Hot Summers
Scratch-cast 2: Gear Talk
Mick and Craig talk in depth about Mick's gear past and present. Shockingly, the conversation diverts into hockey....and back to gear!
Scratch-cast 1: Interview with Jimmy D'Anda Part 1
Mick and Craig chat with drummer Jimmy D'Anda (Lies, Deceit & Treachery, Lynch Mob, ex-Bulletboys). Jimmy discusses his early years as a drummer, his experiences with Mick in Bulletboys and what he's presently up to.
Scratch-cast 1: Interview with Jimmy D'Anda Part 2
Mick and Craig chat with drummer Jimmy D'Anda (Lies, Deceit & Treachery, Lynch Mob, ex-Bulletboys). Jimmy discusses his early years as a drummer, his experiences with Mick in Bulletboys and what he's presently up to.