MASSIVE shout-out to Mark for such an awesome chat 👏 If you enjoyed this video and want to support the channel, subscribe here: links.primordialradio.com/youtube 👈
So glad mark put tremonti together. To me, it’s some most legendary and memorable and lovable albums I’ve ever heard. His solo records needs has much love and appreciation has his other bands. I’ve been collecting them all since 2017.
Wonderful Life, Life Must Go On, Show Me a Sign, and Coeur d’Alene from ABIII is are some of my favourite AB songs. I would love if they go back to the Blackbird/ABIII era style (or at least the Fortress or One Bridge Remains eras style).
@@kylehubick6589 46:00 - 46:25 mark says how AB3 is his favorite AB album and that blackbird is their most important album. He says the new ab album will be in the same vein as that era of AB
Great interview. Mark is such an inspirational guy. So honest and professional. I just picked up his newest album (The End Will Show Us How) as well and it's just as good as his previous ones. Really great tones, production and songs
Brilliant interview, cannot wait to see Mark and the boys in London in a few weeks time. To hear him shout out that London & England loves him...hell yeah we do!!
I love Tremonti. I wrote a song a while back that I could only dream of hearing his rendition on. Each group he’s played in has been a blessing to the rock gods. And he is such a chill and humble dude.
Mark is underappreciated A leaguer on and off the stage, doing good things with Charity. Glad to see have seen Creed twice on the reunion tour I called in 2016 and won a bet on
i could write 3 paragraphs or just say, thank you, to the host of course. Time and passion. but most of all, Mark. the energy you have been given and which you use use in life to create the songs and sections within songs that impact peoples lives in volumes you may never know in detail but understand how it is because we all share music and its inspiring effect, from a 4 second part to an entire composition. which are based in thought, memory, feeling, captured stored emotion/energy. i listened to creed in grade 3, had the albums from columbia house. sign up 13 cds for a penny early to mid 90s. Mark tremonti guitar work was always very astute and felt there was always a hidden heavy element dormant with tonnes of melodic landscape. now coming back to discover his work in 2025 . the music has impacted me and my life in ways that i will understand later but seem to need and want now. thank you but i know you do not want a thank you because you love to do the process of creation and you will do it anyway. but thank you ha the mix sounds so good and the songs have a force and weight to them. i could say the same with all my favourite artists and their craft such as Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Devin Townsend, Mark Knopler, John Petrucci, Marco Sfogli, Dream Theater, Andy Timmons, Vinnie Moore, Guthrie Govan, Richie Kotzen, Billy Sheehan too many to name , one big musical connection contribution. take care Host. thank you take care Mark Tremonti, special thanks to the bands engineers, producers, road crews Big Fu**in time.. so fu**ed without em. but same time they are a part of the whole in order to work. thank you to the guitar techs my God. R.I.P. to Joe Satriani Guitar tech Mike Manning. Thank you so much for life memories Mike Manning and everybody involved. thank you to all the folks involved haa. light guys, bartenders etc haha endless... vocals are so deadly phenominal.. going back to the song dust, betray me throughout the albums and the new songs i could listen to that all day for many reasons from technical creative vocal expression, guitar riffs, synth, drums are insane. you name it. to enjoyment or how my dna resonates bunch a shit. . but also enjoy a George Benson song Love x love or off broadway also i love synthwave /house music from Tinlicker to Caspro, Parellel Voices song like ocean of thoughts simple reminds me of gran turismo in the 90s. music has a place.i like synthwave and house/deep melodic rhythmic the most for sonic texture landscape but when i need this format of music with a vocalist guitar tone from deadly amps, sick ass drums. huge bass. ambience keys synth etc good mix . , Heavy Hard hitting massive tone fuckin piss ya off riffs but melodic overtones and just great music period. i like to point out nuance. the vocals are just super deadly vocals amazing chorus's mature chorus's ... take care great work Mark keep it up and keep being a Good Man setting an example
Guitar and pinball Wizard. Mark if you read this - I have a Williams 1962 Friendship 7 pinball machine. Had it since I was a kid in the 70’s. Thx for signing your book to my Daughter Stella many yrs ago in San Antonio.
Master of Puppets has been my favourite album since it came out. I'm old enough to be around for it and all these years later its still my fav all time album.
Am I wrong to say that ABIII was a "dark record"? Mark called it moody but to me, it's definitely a dark album like Van Halen's "Fair Warning". I know I can't be alone with this sentiment.
MASSIVE shout-out to Mark for such an awesome chat 👏
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Tremendous interview Bro. Great research and questions. 🤘🏻
So glad mark put tremonti together. To me, it’s some most legendary and memorable and lovable albums I’ve ever heard. His solo records needs has much love and appreciation has his other bands. I’ve been collecting them all since 2017.
Props to Eric Freeman, important piece in Creed and Tremonti
Wonderful Life, Life Must Go On, Show Me a Sign, and Coeur d’Alene from ABIII is are some of my favourite AB songs. I would love if they go back to the Blackbird/ABIII era style (or at least the Fortress or One Bridge Remains eras style).
Happy to hear that he wants to do something like AB3 in the new record. I was hoping something like that to happen.
Sorry what you mean with that? I think I missed it listening to it
I also didnt gather that from what he said
@@kylehubick6589 46:00 - 46:25 mark says how AB3 is his favorite AB album and that blackbird is their most important album. He says the new ab album will be in the same vein as that era of AB
The guy is an absolut unit🤘
Has the energy of the sun!
Great interview. Mark is such an inspirational guy. So honest and professional. I just picked up his newest album (The End Will Show Us How) as well and it's just as good as his previous ones. Really great tones, production and songs
Brilliant interview, cannot wait to see Mark and the boys in London in a few weeks time. To hear him shout out that London & England loves him...hell yeah we do!!
I love Tremonti. I wrote a song a while back that I could only dream of hearing his rendition on.
Each group he’s played in has been a blessing to the rock gods. And he is such a chill and humble dude.
Mark is underappreciated A leaguer on and off the stage, doing good things with Charity.
Glad to see have seen Creed twice on the reunion tour I called in 2016 and won a bet on
Good interview. The new Tremonti album is phenomenal . Can’t wait for the new AB.
Last question.... SRV.... yes.... I was lucky to see him live in Perth Western Australia back in 1985 I think....
Amazing
i could write 3 paragraphs or just say, thank you, to the host of course. Time and passion. but most of all, Mark. the energy you have been given and which you use use in life to create the songs and sections within songs that impact peoples lives in volumes you may never know in detail but understand how it is because we all share music and its inspiring effect, from a 4 second part to an entire composition. which are based in thought, memory, feeling, captured stored emotion/energy. i listened to creed in grade 3, had the albums from columbia house. sign up 13 cds for a penny early to mid 90s. Mark tremonti guitar work was always very astute and felt there was always a hidden heavy element dormant with tonnes of melodic landscape. now coming back to discover his work in 2025 . the music has impacted me and my life in ways that i will understand later but seem to need and want now. thank you but i know you do not want a thank you because you love to do the process of creation and you will do it anyway. but thank you ha the mix sounds so good and the songs have a force and weight to them. i could say the same with all my favourite artists and their craft such as Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Devin Townsend, Mark Knopler, John Petrucci, Marco Sfogli, Dream Theater, Andy Timmons, Vinnie Moore, Guthrie Govan, Richie Kotzen, Billy Sheehan too many to name , one big musical connection contribution. take care Host. thank you take care Mark Tremonti, special thanks to the bands engineers, producers, road crews Big Fu**in time.. so fu**ed without em. but same time they are a part of the whole in order to work. thank you to the guitar techs my God. R.I.P. to Joe Satriani Guitar tech Mike Manning. Thank you so much for life memories Mike Manning and everybody involved. thank you to all the folks involved haa. light guys, bartenders etc haha endless... vocals are so deadly phenominal.. going back to the song dust, betray me throughout the albums and the new songs i could listen to that all day for many reasons from technical creative vocal expression, guitar riffs, synth, drums are insane. you name it. to enjoyment or how my dna resonates bunch a shit. . but also enjoy a George Benson song Love x love or off broadway also i love synthwave /house music from Tinlicker to Caspro, Parellel Voices song like ocean of thoughts simple reminds me of gran turismo in the 90s. music has a place.i like synthwave and house/deep melodic rhythmic the most for sonic texture landscape but when i need this format of music with a vocalist guitar tone from deadly amps, sick ass drums. huge bass. ambience keys synth etc good mix . , Heavy Hard hitting massive tone fuckin piss ya off riffs but melodic overtones and just great music period. i like to point out nuance. the vocals are just super deadly vocals amazing chorus's mature chorus's ... take care great work Mark keep it up and keep being a Good Man setting an example
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great interview
Outstanding interview! Definitely going to pick up the new Tremonti album.
Guitar and pinball Wizard. Mark if you read this - I have a Williams 1962 Friendship 7 pinball machine. Had it since I was a kid in the 70’s. Thx for signing your book to my Daughter Stella many yrs ago in San Antonio.
Master of Puppets has been my favourite album since it came out. I'm old enough to be around for it and all these years later its still my fav all time album.
love the ratm shout out. and love you, mark.
Tremonti🤘
Tremonster hell yeah
So that is why he had an old school AB style in his most recent album. I have always loved their both their beautiful and disturbing songs.
Looks like Mark got a new phone for christmas, video quality seems a lot better 😂
Eric Freemans back vocals on new album is great.
STL have a PRS MT15 in their AmpHub .... and it is pretty damn close .... it also has the PRS Archon in it
Something really exciting that has not been announced, anybody have an idea of what it could be??
I respect Mark. Great musician, great dude.
Where is this playlist that keeps getting mentioned?
Ireland is not in the UK Mate..
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who is better alterbridge or creed?
I think a lot of people will disagree, but I think alter bridge is better by far
Am I wrong to say that ABIII was a "dark record"? Mark called it moody but to me, it's definitely a dark album like Van Halen's "Fair Warning". I know I can't be alone with this sentiment.