DJ Lethal - Good Company with Bowling
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Check us out on social!
Instagram: / scottgoodcompany
Facebook: / goodcompanywithbowling
Good Company is a show about musicians and the history of how the artist began their musical journey to where they are now.
D-J-Lee-Thal, BRING IT ON!
DJ Lethal is a funny guy and one of the best musicians ever...Hands up for House of Pain!!!
DJ Lethal was feeling mighty good
I love LB, but listening to the way he talks makes me feel dumber. The nitrous explains alot.
Truth Crushed To Earth has the trippiest sickest, darkest and most brilliant beats Lethal ever dropped period.
Absolutely loved to hear him talk about him being proud of that album and wanting to leave his mark as a producer as a hardcore fan this makes 💯 total sense .
Man, it's time H.o.p & Cypress join up on a project in 2021 🔥🔥🔥
You know it brother
👏🏽👏🏽 that’s right, Soul Assassins forever.
Bring back the House Of Pain. So many people would love to hear it.
Another album would be cool
Yesssssssssssss
DJ Lethal might be the most underrated producer in the history of hip hop when you consider his tremendous success and impact he's had throughout his career. He can stack dough with the best of them, yet remains relatively unknown and unappreciated. Crazy to say that about a guy who has probably outsold 99% of his peers.
Salute to Lethal. Humble dude. Not many people can outshine DJ Muggs but on HOP's "Same as it ever was" Album, He definitely made the LP a classic for me! Big ups..
GenocideRap agreed! I always wished more artists utilized Lethal for his production, the La Coka Nostra stuff was about as close as we got to full album work. “That’s Coke” ...incredible stuff.
Lethal stepped up his game on the "Rise Again" record.
Same as it ever was is dope and underrated but house of pain especially everlast fell out with dj muggs which is why dj muggs did not do music production on their last lp but the third was missing that dj muggs eerie loony dark instrumentals on it
@@thankyourob agreed
@@HiddenSoulsMusic best album and productions super dope
This is THE best Lethal interview ever. Period. He shared some amazing details that fill in a lot of blanks in my mind. As a hardcore Bizkit fan, this is a true gold mine. Really well put together.
Winning that singed LP is just a bonus at this point. But I would still love to win it 😉
Thanks Lee for sharing and thanks Scott for hosting this interview.
Wow! Thanks dude! Look me up on Instagram under Scott Good Company and send me a message.
Never heard of this channel before, but damn, this interview was sensational. Lee is an incredible storyteller and also I loved how you've let him talk, without rushing the whole thing. Job very well done
Thanks dude. If you email me your name , address and shirt size I'll send you a free good Company shirt.
Scottbowling1580@gmail.com
Definitely! I too join with those who spoke before me :D Awesome interview, with an awesome men, with an awesome "interviewer" :) Keep it going! :)
Aggreed
Can you please get Sam Rivers on the show ?
That would be dope.
Oh and thank you Scott - awesome as always.
The one thing I love about this channel is that the host lets the artist talk and not try to jump in every second and we get to hear some amazing Stories. just love that also we need to get Page Hamilton from the band helmet on the channel
@@kimfarr5399 Wow, that means a lot. Thank you so much!!
42:31 Gold lesson for artists and music makers from this master .
Bizkit rules and so does Lethal, great interview as always Scott!
I listened to this on the way home from work. I have to say.... I have drunk a beer, smoked a joint and had Leor chilling in my car with me and can honestly say he is one of the nicest person's I have ever met. A gentleman and one of the finest DJ's ever. The album 'The Truth Crushed to the Earth Shall Rise Again' is (as I told him also) one of the most slept on albums ever. Listen to it and tell me different !!!!
Much love and respect to my friend Leor 😎🌴✅
This interview with Lethal is fire. i have been huge fan. seen him live with Limp. house of pain.
Lethal s right they rocked at Woodstck. i was there
Speaking of Woodstock it's funny Leathal was there with Bizkit and Everlast was there on his solo album tour I always wonder if those two was chopping it up backstage
The beat for House Of Pain's "Shamrocks And Shenanigans" is a still one of the top-notch beats ever made in hip-hop history! Great interview! Thank you!
I never leave comments, but damn you have the best interviews.
Thank you so much!!!
I'll never forget 1992 watching HOP live in my hometown Tijuana Mexico i was 16 years old and the DJ set this man performed wow what a moment in my life it was amazing,this guy is an amazing performer one of the best ever,after the show me and my buddy waited for the and met them all of them signed my HOP shirt super cool dudes not the rockstar type.
he´s righ about not taking seriusly fame i met him at their aftershow party in mexico city around 2002 there was three areas depending on wrist band he was the only of the band who came out and say hello in outside area , and it meant a lot because i was one of the fiew metal dj´s here and actually the first scratch solo i ever execute and memorize was faith , so the guy made my day, finaly i can hear more about he´s story big up y0
Legend!
He’s also done session work for bands like Dope, Powerman 5000, Evanescence, Sepultura, Rob Zombie, Soulfly, and Run-DMC.
You have the coolest basement ever! This whole thing was very well-lit and well-edited. Bravo.
Thanks dude!
Another awesome interview Scott! Always wondered how DJ Lethal got into music.
Very interesting interview. Lethal has always been one of my favorite sides to Limp Bizkit.
Wassup Swegta!
@@teniswami599 Nice to see ya!
Awesome interview, love DJ Lethal.
Lethal is the man behind Limp Bizkit success! 💪🏻
Got a lot of love for Lethal 💗
Same as it ever was is the best HOP album!
had to correct this, you're just too good at what you do, disregard my earlier angst :) and thank you for this interview.
Another good one, Scott... "Same As It Ever Was" was one badass record! 🤘
I grew up on beasties cypress misfits grateful dead and House of Pain I came up as a smoker to that stuff . As a suburban white teen stoner I was into NWA but related more to House of Pain...they brought the hard edge to where the Beasties left off, in my mind ....I loved Lethal and Muggs equally and still do .
I happened to find this I'm smoking some bubblehash and this interview feels like I'm literally couchlocked in the room w them, chilling in the cut just listening to one of my musical heroes reminisce on his tremendous career. Lol
This is the single best House of Pain- related interview I've ever seen.
I thoroughly enjoyed this.
he seemed lit af and really stoked to talk about it and it truely produced a solid informing and exciting interview .
Subbed .
really appreciate this Lethal is one of the most original and gnarliest hip-hop producers of all time . 🥂
great interview and whole channel for that matter. really digging these more laid-back style interviews done. dunno if possible but it'd be dope if you managed to do fred durst interview. that guy has changed pretty much a complete 180 from what how he used to act in the early 2000's, so he'd fit perfectly here imo. cheers
Thank you so much. That means the world to me. Fred durst would be really hard to get on the show. But I truly would be blessed to interview him.
Lethal is fucking legend and he is goat dj forsure. big up to Lethal
Very cool interview. What a very chill guy. I grew up on bizkit. What a talented band. They got a lot of shit cos of Fred.
Thanks dude
Fred was the main reason for their success,all the beefs and incidents,he did it intetionally just to atract the attention and it work,in just four years they sold 50 million records.
I wonder if he ever reached out to Danny during his worldwide success with Limp, he could have used a featuring on a LB track, some royalties, or exposure. Danny was in a downward spiral hitting rock bottom while Le was on top of the world. 🥲
Im suprised these rappers are still alive by now...
I do that exact thing. I thought it was just me. I'll be telling a story, go off on a separate Avenue and completely forget what I was talking about. I felt for this dude, my friends got to try to get me back on track just like that LOL
Amazing interview!!
That is crazy - depressed for 5 years.. I thought that I stuck with my 3 years sofa play, but that...
Well, he shortened the story a bit. It had good reasons why they kicked him out on tour. Good thing Lee got himself under control again
Great interview!
Great stuff
The real OG
Glad to have found this channel. So many cool interviews. Only criticism is how much the interviewer seems to butt in :(
Big FD was Doug Goldstein’s management company who managed Guns N’ Roses in the mid-90s, he had signed an early version of the LB band. Probably sold it without complications because GN’R was plenty to handle (or simply got an ultimatum from Axl 😄).
House of pain are an important part of hip hop
Great interview
Love house of pain
Great content!
Dīdžejs Latvietis!!!❤
Lee’s the fucking man. I’ve always wanted to burn a few and cook up some beats with dude so bad
Funny cause Unquestionable truth is best Bizkit album in my opinion. Wish it was longer though. But it is a heavy ass album and it is like right in your face. The atmosphere is really dark. And of coure I know that there are a lot heavyer bands out there but when I hear this record I get a vibe that the world is about to end... I loved every second of it.
I wonder if Lethal remembers the Music Generator. PS1
32:29 Terry Balsamo was at that time in Cold too?
Bring It On.
Limp bizkit for life
Latvian!
43:10 😂😂
He is also of Jewish heritage and culture
59:19 Lethal doesn't even remember that hot garbage of a record lmao
54:58 lmao
i watch this now
Jay Gordon Orgy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏❤❤🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘❤🙏🤘❤🙏🙏❤
great
Nice! The illest white boys to have done hip hop after vanilla ice of course haha.
please get sam
again at the end lethal afraid to tarnish a legacy. What a shitty way to live as an artist. How will you ever make decent art of you dont take risks!?
Im sorry but this attitude just drives me NUTS. I think if the band took things seriously and stopped the whole joke party thing that would surprise themselves and US. THey are capable of greatness. A serious lb album would garner them much needed respect and get the band excited and proud again. The fact they are worried about tarnishing a a legacy is ridiculous. If anything if they dont do a new album they will be seen as the band that had tons of potential but squandered it.
They tried doing serious albums with Results May Vary and The Unquestionable Truth, and people hated it. Then they came back with Gold Cobra and everyone loved it. Their style, and the popularity that comes with it speaks for itself, man.
wjveryzer7985 Go away you hipster.
@@GreatBeardofWisdom while i agree with what you said, its is also true that it was decided to put out TUTp1 with literally no marketing at all. highest marketing it had was bizkit site promoting it and maybe some US-based sticker marketing but mainly it was word of mouth it relied on. so this why most lb haters don't even know that this ep album exists cause it was just released and only ppl interested in the band would find out about it.
@@GreatBeardofWisdom Yeah. It's their thing.
Cringe