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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2021
- Legendary punk frontman Jerry A. Lang sits down with Robb for a truly mind-blowing chat about the true stories that inspired their incredible “Feel The Darkness” album including serial killers, the insane backstory behind the track Machine Head covered “Alan’s On Fire”, the nihilistic decadence of early Poison Idea shows, offering Kurt Cobain heroin to shoot in his dressing room, growing up in rural Missoula Montana, his love and fear of Joy Division, the self-destruction that ultimately tore the band apart, the tragic death of guitarist Pig Champion, ultimately getting clean from drugs, and his cathartic upcoming autobiography “Black Heart Fades Blue”
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I'm from Portland, and grew up listening to Poison Idea. Thanks for this interview. It's good to see that Jerry is in a better place now.
R.I.P. Slayer Hippie! Kings of Punk! 503!
I saw Steve at the Dwarves show at Dante's a few weeks before he died. He gave me a bear hug. Slayer Hippy!!!
Shit man, Chris Cary, Slayer Hippy, Tom Pig...damned shame
That was a fukkin great interview. Can't wait to read Jerry's books!
This is why I love Poison Idea, they truly embodied the heart and soul of rock ‘n’ roll. Live it, can’t escape from the chaos. Inspiration from 13th Floor Elevators, Beach Boys, ELO, The Germs etc. Shit goes way deeper than angry kid’s two cents on society.
My first show at 17 yrs old was in 1987 Portland,Oregon.,at Pine Street Theater.,GBH & The Accused., .,A few weeks later I saw Poison Idea for free after me & my friend were hanging out in front of the downtown Safeway.,"Jerry A" pulled up in a taxi., And my friend Jason started talking to him.,Then I got to go into Safeway & buy his lighter fluid for the show.,Then he left.,we took the bus over to Pine Street Theater.,We asked the door person for Jerry & he showed up to let us in.,then me & another friend got super baked then watched Poison Idea play with Pig Champion,Thee hippie slayer.,Mondo..etc & Jerry A.,Saw him again at "The Satyricon" when "The Undead" played., We got to meet the band before the show out front getting baked & they crashed at my friends house after the show.,I didn't know it then.,,. but that was "Bobby Steele" from "The Misfits".,He had vampire teeth crowns.,(?) Jerry A & a friend showed up later at the house after the show.,they went & hung out in the back of the house.,I was to busy with this girl from PSU in the living room.,.the guitar player stayed out in the band van with "Karen" from Clackamas Towne Center.,She worked at "TCBY" yogurt or something.,My little brother has a VHS of "Tonya Harding" skating at Clackamas Towne Centre in the 1990's somewhere.,She skates up to my brother.,he asked a dorky question.,then she skates off.,hahahaha.,.,`;;'.,
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Why am I thinking that Kurt Cobain was at this Poison Idea show? I could be totally wrong here and being confused on another show or musician/rockstar. Obviously this was before Kurt Cobain was a huge and popular rockstar, so he could have been there and no one would have even noticed. Anyways, I'm about to fact check my little "theory" or whatever 😂 but thanks for sharing your story. I really love reading these!
The Accüsed were so rad. God what a show.
Feel the Darkness baby!¡!!! Alan's on 🔥
Man I loved Poison Idea!! Great live band. Fire spitting an all. And the main albums still stand the test of time. Easily still the best mix of Punk and Metal or H. C.!
Jerry is such a genuinly cool person. I really am very happy for him to have come out of everything this good. Which seems highly unlikely after all he went thru! Much Love from Germoney! Good on ya!
I remember seein Poison Idea in Sneek, my hometown, north of the Netherlands. I was kinda drunk, not much people. One punk chick in front of the stage spitting. And one headbanger going nuts. That headbanger was me. That show was brilliant.
i was at that show. i kicked your arse and pulled the bird.
My band played in Sneek in the 90’s with a local band called Snitch Bitch… very cool people. I’ve never been back to that town since but I’d love to. Poison Idea rule btw
@@MikeIXWilliams e.h.g. are fuckin legends. I have seen you guys several times in Ohio and Huntington WV. Always a fuckin killer show. Thanks for the music brother. Wish I still had my e.h.g. Xanax bars t shirt. Wore that fucker out... 0%🤘
@@justxcantxhatexenuff Thanks! ☠️🔥☠️
Got turned on to Poison Idea through the Machine Head cover and loved them ever since. Thanks for this awesome interview Robb!
another rad pod robb...love your show...great hearing about your family and your music memories...need more robb rants shows...
I’m glad I checked this one out. I’m not a big punk fan, but I had to check out the Feel The Darkness album after this. Great stuff 🤘
Saw PI and MDC and an opening band named Zuul at Satyricon on New Years Eve '08/'09. Jerry Blowing fire blew my mind. I thought my eyebrows were ab to burn off and thought the whole place was about to go up in flames. The whole show was unbelievable. Legends 🙌
Loved the way he equated influence vs stealing to using cooking spices
Dude….. awesome. Seen them many times back in the day. They were in the bay all the time. Used to drink in the parking lot with the bands including Poison Idea beside the Stone. A lot of partying back in the day with hella bandsGood Times. I was lucky to be there and live it. Life back then was music. Miss those eviction parties!!
FMT Punx
I could listen to this all day. Was sad when it was over.
Poison Idea are godheads
Amazing interview!!! Thank you so much for this! Also, I agree with you on Feel the Darkness. Desert Island record.
Pick Your King is a hardcore classic.
Pick your king fucking slays, awesome podcast Robb im a native of SF what a great scene we had in the bay area back in the day it will never be as it was. Lots of great memories, bruises, hangovers, girls and music.
Cheers🍻
First time I saw Poison Idea was 87 I think? They opened for Broken Boanes and UK Subs at Pine St. Saw them many times back then. They consistantly opened for any good touring punk band that stopped in Portland, and they headlined for the local bands. Great times
I interviewed Robb in '95ish when MH toured with Slayer and Biohazzard. Super cool dude. Ironically I was going to start a podcast and the first person to come to mind every time is Jerry A. PDX PUNK
great interview.
i fucking hate television,,i have done for around 20 years,,,THANKFULLY ,,this is how i get my news,,thank fuck for bands like metallica,,machine head and poison idea,,thanks Rob,,another awesome pod cast...i bought "we must burn" from a pawn shop 25 years ago??...it still fuckin rules,,,thank you Jerry A ,,(and POISON IDEA),,,,now i can go back and discover the earlier albums,,,,so thanks again all.
dude this is fucking crazy. Been listening to gas content forever. I had no idea this existed. Poison idea is one of my favorite bands
Awesome
I was lucky enough to be at the Satyricon at the end and PI while Tom was still around and I always brag about it and I won't lie cause it was great seeing Them from the side so close when he blow's fire I could feel the heat 😱😂 And people treated them like royalty and SHOULD 💯MY BEST YEARS 💯
I love the variety of music on your show Robb - from metal to punk rock and everything in between. Your show has helped give me some purpose to every week in the sheer monotony of the pandemic and working from home. Get Courtney Laplante (singer from Spiritbox) on this show Robb. Great interview again - killer job 🤘🏻
I love the interviews, but I grown to relate and enjoy Robb's thoughts/rants in the beginning too XD
FUCK YEA!!!!
King of punk.
Where do I start?!!?I knew of PI and then I moved there to Portland and I was in line at the METHADONE CLINIC and he said he loved my Blitz patch and said you should come see my band play and I see a big guy with a beard and thought 🤔 and it was Tom Pig Champion and he put me on the list for the show and I was thinking How awesome it was and then I started dating Chris Cuthbert and I lived in Jerry A s old bedroom in Tom's house and he was living there with an old hippie guy who was cool and I ended up buying a Bass guitar and getting lessons from Tom Pig and I knew it was a cool thing but I think I have realized how special it was and then that was a friend for life and I have a PI tattoo that is big enough 😂I have it for him and they are A BAND that is so talented and great guys RIP TOM& THEE SLAYER HIPPIE & CHRIS CARRIE AND ROB 😭💯💉💉💉💊💊💊😭 LOVE YOU ALL AND HI JERRY GREAT TO HEAR YOUR DOING WELL 👍🏻❤️
It took me a year before I actually got M.O.P . It was just so technical to get. Took me a year of trying to get it
What happened to Brian head welch interview
Kings of PUNK
Because of Jerry A, and Aldine Strychnine, alot of my musical taste evolved
....There are certain fellas in a lady's life that were influential regarding their musical knowledge, and because I've always been into the different, the strange,the obscure,hard to find,( record collectors and pretentious asshole thing), I would ever only associate with someone that has atleast my musical knowledge or much better which would equal my ex husbands musical knowledge which is extensive and much of it from Jerry A, Jerry had a big influence on Aldine no doubt, so because of Jerry and his huge gigantic entity inside his head pertaining to anything in the realm of cool music,that gift,he gave to Aldine which Aldine gave to me, and like a herpes virus I in turn share with anyone who inquires, but whoa how I digress.Ive been meaning to travel to Portland to see what's going on there because I've heard that shit was all crazy there now, I've heard it's anarchy abundant,that there's no rules to follow now,and Aldine told me he stayed at Jerry's friend's house which is now his friends home but was once some crazy lunatic asylum which sounds way up my alley, and I always wanted to go see the squat house that Mia Zapata loved at when the Gits SIGNED onto some label or became I don't know the word I'm looking for, but I will one day see the cool underground portals that be been there forever where all kinds of weirdness went down,I had some very bizarre things going on in my life last time I was in contact with Jerry and I forget what happened which made us lose contact but it was great texting or messaging or whatever it was how we were communicating, and that open your eyes album w Jeff Dahl strangely was always playing and at that time whoa omg how I was relating because my landlord was this fbi fella and so of course me being a junkie at the time made me paranoid and I was constantly being watched and it made me that much more paranoid and the gang stalking was going on but thankfully now that's in the past,anyway,if Jerry reads this please get my number from Aldine.
Great Interview Thank you 💯 The humor thing is totally true and they're funny guys, I love how he explained the sense of humor and I love to laugh 😅 Mocking people cause it was funny Relax like Jerry said
Rob watch Whitechapels "blood soaked symphony" video!
We are the same age, there wasn’t water bottles to be bought.
Anyone know the band the bald English guys were in, or is a secret
skr*wdr*v*r 🧐
Wait.... hold on a second.... Rob Flynn is aloud to talk shit on Phil Anselmo and still get a show on gas digital.... I'm confused
What skinhead band was he talking about, anyone know?
it was skrewdriver, Pig Champion had a copy of their first album (which can be seen on the cover of the Record Collectors EP if you look hard enough)
Skrewdriver
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Fuck yes!
Cliff was the most accomplished musician in the band. Could you imagine if he didn’t die?
lol.
@@jojo-yx5rx Why lol?
Metallica should have changed their name after Cliff died. It just was NOT Metallica anymore
Agreed
@@81dsend a cool kat on YT! R.i.p Cliff!
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