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Hosted by BumpingIntoThatSound · music · EN · 25 episodes
Bumping Into That Sound Podcast. Part of the Bumping into podcast family. For all things Rock, Tone and the Music business
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Episode #25
<p>Rose Carleo is back on the podcast to talk about her new album 42 days which is available now on all major streaming platforms and available on CD and Vinyl.</p> <p>We also hear the story about her appearance on the Voice Australia.</p> <p>More about Rose Carleo: https://rosecarleo.com</p> <p>More about Bumping into that sound here: www.bumpingintothatsound.com.au</p>
Episode #24
<p>Lee Jackson of Metaltronix. Iconic amp modder, builder and master of classic rock tone.</p> <p>Today we’re going into the world of high-gain history with a man who helped shape the sound of an era..</p> <p>He’s the mind behind some of the most iconic guitar amps of the 70’s '80s and '90s — from hot-rodded Marshalls to his own Metaltronix beasts. He’s worked with players like Steve Vai and George Lynch, and he’s never stopped pushing the envelope when it comes to tone and innovation.</p> <p>Today, we’re sitting down with the...
Episode #23
<p>Laurie Marlow from Australian hard rock outfit Heaven.</p> <p>The band were a big part of the early 80’s Hard Rock and Heavy Metal scene in Australia.</p> <p>The band toured the world with, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Mötley Crüe, Black Sabbath and Kiss for more than 4 years while being based in LA.</p> <p>And now, Laurie’s got the band back together. They are about to do a run of Australian shows before heading over to Japan and Europe. There is also talk about a new album being recorded.</p> <p>I spent a coup...
Episode #22
<p>Rick burst on to the Australian music scene in the 1990’s with his Breakthrough: debut album Heaven Knows. The album reached the ARIA top 3; and gave us singles like “Not A Day Goes By” and “Heaven Knows” all reaching the top 10.</p> <p>Ricks song writing influences go far behind the pop music world with deep ties to soulful rhythm and blues and country style writing.</p> <p>In this episode we talk about his origins from the small country town he grew up in, then being thrust into the world of fame to now living in Nashville where he owns a...
Episode #21
<p>Frank Levi worked with the whose who of Rock and chances are you’ve heard his amps on your favourite albums or tours.</p> <p>Of course, no story about Frank is complete without mentioning the famous Marshall S.I.R. rental amps—the mystery machines that fueled some of the greatest recordings and tours of the ‘80s and ‘90s.</p> <p>For years, fans and players alike have debated: who actually modded what and what models were used on GnR's Appetite for Destruction. Today, we’ll go straight to the source and dive into the history around numbers 34, 36 and the mi...
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