Fucking strange thing to say but as a mixed race kid growing up in the metal scene in europe Dave was like a small beacon of hope that you could be accepted on stage if you didnt look the same pasty white as everyone else. Was lucky enough to only experience racism at festivals rather than gigs i played but hearing how chill and down to earth he is in this whole chat makes me appreciate him even more as a human
Dave is directly responsible for getting myself to pick up a guitar at a young age and try and learn to shred like him. What a fun trip down memory lane, as always you are a fantastic host Craig!!
18:36 idk why the idea of a renaissance fair dude with a cotton candy going “what’s with the punk shit dude you fuckin’ changed man” absolutely smoked me, if someone animated this bit i would be so happy lmao
Never would have guessed you'd have Dave on here so cool sum 41 was my favorite band as a kid. still love them. I credit them for influencing my music taste today
What a pod! How fucking cool is Dave? Started off a Carcass style death metal band? YES LAD! I'm defo gonna be checking out what he's doing next. What a class episode, as always.
This dude was such an inspiration to me as a kid learning guitar! I liked punk at the time but wished it has the shreddiness and heaviness of metal. Dave and Sum 41 were that answer!
Ok, I have to say: I like this channel, much love, all that stuff. I am a HUGE fan of Sum 41, like, I have taken shit for being a huge Sum 41 fan and I was like "Yup, whattaya gonna do 'bout it?". And one of the the reasons I like Sum 41, I have come to understand, is Dave's contribution to the sound. Like, the harder metal edge, he brought that, THAT is why I like them more than, say Blink. ...or, at least, that is what the "story" is, Dave infused S41's sound with more metal. Either way, LOVELY interview, wonderful guy, GREAT band. Thank you, and thanks to Dave for being cool.
fellow video/photo/media guy here. The colour correction around 20:26 when you do the sponsored bit is just awesome man! Perfect skin tone 👌Just wanted to let you know. Also awesome episode! cheers
Its so sad that this kind of bands are going extinct. We need them here to inspire young musicians to go this way. Punk Rock, Pop Punk and all this early 2000s genres are so good! We, as a society, can't let go of this kind of sound as it's so powerful (specially for teenagers!) I honestly hope for Sum just to take a break and then do a massive come back, new album or not, just them being around ♡
I absolutely love this podcast! The discussion about credits is fascinating. Back in the day, I was really into researching songwriting credits for bands I loved. This was even in the early to mid-2000s. I was always stunned by how much of the writing for Sum 41's early albums was attributed to Deryck and the manager. As Dave mentioned, Deryck handled all the writing, and I’m not saying he didn’t deserve that recognition. But Dave, for example, brought so much to the table. Just listen to the solo on The Hell Song or the riff from Makes No Difference - Those feel like quintessentially "Dave" moments on guitar. What’s interesting is how bands like Blink and Green Day credit all their members for songwriting. As Dave said, Sum 41 was probably too young and not business-savvy enough at the time to realise how important that was. It’s such a shame. Some might argue, “You don’t make much money from credits.” Well, sure, if you sell fuck all records, it’s negligible. But when you’re moving close to 1 or 2 million records? It kinda makes a difference. Essentially, what this means is that, Dave, Steve-O and Cone were getting paid as ''session musicians'' which seems quite unfair.
I am a stagehand here in Calgary and I am still awake from doing this show. I can honestly say these guys play live , so many concertgoers would be amazed how much of what you hear is not actually live !!. It was an honest Straight Up Performance
@@mikewoods8565 I was at the show. Great night. Sang all night. Not ashamed to say I cried a few times. Stayed all the way til Deryck came out and did that new version of So Long Goodbye.
I saw my first Sum 41 show at the glass house in pomona in march 2018. Lined up perfectly with march breaks vacation to LA. Hometown heroes for a Canadian kid.
I had testicular problems, 2 surgeries later and one is unplugged, still there but does nothing. I must say to all men out there please check and don't be afraid to get help.
On the subject of the testicle removal. The remaining ball picks up the slack after the other is removed so any dip in testosterone or fertility is usually negligible
the first time i saw Sum was after Dave’s departure, but then he came back and was barricade at warped tour. he melted my face and hugged me in the crowd. epic moment in Pomona
About MTV Icons, I guess if its Korn, its the beginning of the song and Munky and Head was fuckin up because they were fucked up all the time. David is and was great drummer. That shit about tempo changes is on purpose and he always talks about that. Its push and pull.
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Fucking strange thing to say but as a mixed race kid growing up in the metal scene in europe Dave was like a small beacon of hope that you could be accepted on stage if you didnt look the same pasty white as everyone else.
Was lucky enough to only experience racism at festivals rather than gigs i played but hearing how chill and down to earth he is in this whole chat makes me appreciate him even more as a human
Also being part Congolese I had no fucking idea they did that trip bunch of fucking nutters 😂
Dave is directly responsible for getting myself to pick up a guitar at a young age and try and learn to shred like him. What a fun trip down memory lane, as always you are a fantastic host Craig!!
Steve 32 next….his channel is growing and he’s hilarious…..great job Craig!
18:36 idk why the idea of a renaissance fair dude with a cotton candy going “what’s with the punk shit dude you fuckin’ changed man” absolutely smoked me, if someone animated this bit i would be so happy lmao
This man has the chillest vibe. Loved the chat 👌
This is one of my absolute favourite episodes!!! So good man
I cannot pick up my guitar without playing at least one riff from Does This Look Infected. Really looking forward to Dave's future endeavours.
It is always Over My Head within the first couple of minutes
@dominikh9526 same haha
Never would have guessed you'd have Dave on here
so cool
sum 41 was my favorite band as a kid. still love them. I credit them for influencing my music taste today
Dave is such a likeable dude. Awesome episode🤘
Dude what a fantastic episode the chemistry with dave is something special and he's story's wow
This was an absolute blast of a chat!! What a lovely dude Dave is! ❤
What a pod! How fucking cool is Dave? Started off a Carcass style death metal band? YES LAD! I'm defo gonna be checking out what he's doing next. What a class episode, as always.
daves voice is so nice :)
Fucckin love ya, Dave. Saw you in Calgary Thursday night. I’m gonna fucking miss all of you guys.
Fantastic episode. Love Dave, hope to see him again soon!
Loved this episode man!
He seems like such a cool dude, also I can't wait to hear your debut single
This was an awesome pod, what an absolute legend! Love the chemisty between you both. Cheers Craig!
This dude was such an inspiration to me as a kid learning guitar! I liked punk at the time but wished it has the shreddiness and heaviness of metal. Dave and Sum 41 were that answer!
This is an incredible interview. Extremely insightful both as a fan and as a casual watcher of your channel. Great work to the team!
Great Podcast, love the energy between you two. Plus, dream festival is back! We need more of them.
man what a cool guy
Here we, here we, here we fucking go 🔥🏴
Great interview man! Dave seems like a really cool dude. Also Sum 41 were class in Glasgow 🤘🏻
Always listen, never really comment but this episode was SO GREAT
What a treat of a guest!
Also, love the self-promotion product placement in the back 😤
this was a sick episode. Dave is such a great guy
What a legend.
This is the most I’ve every enjoyed a podcast! Dave is super cool! Wish this was 3 plus hours! 🤘🤘
So nice to watch and listen to!
Saw Sum41 at Barrowlands in Nov 2001 with Biffy supporting. Seen them a handful of other times at Braehead, ABC, SECC and now Hydro. Love the band!
One of the best you've ever done
"You look younger than me!"
"Lotion"
One of the best episodes of the show for sure
The stories in this episode are WILD, excellent chat with Dave Brown Sound
This makes me love Dave even more!
Ok, I have to say: I like this channel, much love, all that stuff.
I am a HUGE fan of Sum 41, like, I have taken shit for being a huge Sum 41 fan and I was like "Yup, whattaya gonna do 'bout it?".
And one of the the reasons I like Sum 41, I have come to understand, is Dave's contribution to the sound. Like, the harder metal edge, he brought that, THAT is why I like them more than, say Blink.
...or, at least, that is what the "story" is, Dave infused S41's sound with more metal.
Either way, LOVELY interview, wonderful guy, GREAT band. Thank you, and thanks to Dave for being cool.
😆 "Kirk Hammett stole my jacket. Maybe. Possibly." (not an actual quote)
Dave has always struck me as a real mf success or not. This was so cool. Thanks Craig!
Awesome, Thanks so much !
What a great chat.
Yeah, this is the one. What a legend!
The podcast I didn't know I needed to watch.
Lets go!
daves a fantastic story teller
Brownsound is such a humble dude i loved this podcast
fellow video/photo/media guy here. The colour correction around 20:26 when you do the sponsored bit is just awesome man! Perfect skin tone 👌Just wanted to let you know. Also awesome episode! cheers
thank you! the grade is my favourite part of the job
seen sum41 at the library before they were big great guys awsome pod cast
legendary interview
Its so sad that this kind of bands are going extinct. We need them here to inspire young musicians to go this way. Punk Rock, Pop Punk and all this early 2000s genres are so good! We, as a society, can't let go of this kind of sound as it's so powerful (specially for teenagers!) I honestly hope for Sum just to take a break and then do a massive come back, new album or not, just them being around ♡
the holiday season sucks, but i’m very happy to have craig cheer me up in spite of it!
Thanks Craig! Letssssss Go!
Stoked for this one lets go
Hell yeah finally some pop-punk adjacent artists on the podcast LFG!
would be sick to see dan and alan from four year strong
@ BRO I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS FOR AGES
It's so sad NoFx have come to an end, must have been an amazing show, the ending of Decline with all the guitarist is awesome
I absolutely love this podcast! The discussion about credits is fascinating. Back in the day, I was really into researching songwriting credits for bands I loved. This was even in the early to mid-2000s. I was always stunned by how much of the writing for Sum 41's early albums was attributed to Deryck and the manager. As Dave mentioned, Deryck handled all the writing, and I’m not saying he didn’t deserve that recognition. But Dave, for example, brought so much to the table. Just listen to the solo on The Hell Song or the riff from Makes No Difference - Those feel like quintessentially "Dave" moments on guitar. What’s interesting is how bands like Blink and Green Day credit all their members for songwriting. As Dave said, Sum 41 was probably too young and not business-savvy enough at the time to realise how important that was. It’s such a shame.
Some might argue, “You don’t make much money from credits.” Well, sure, if you sell fuck all records, it’s negligible. But when you’re moving close to 1 or 2 million records? It kinda makes a difference. Essentially, what this means is that, Dave, Steve-O and Cone were getting paid as ''session musicians'' which seems quite unfair.
The return of the dream fest oh yes 💚
I am a stagehand here in Calgary and I am still awake from doing this show.
I can honestly say these guys play live , so many concertgoers would be amazed how much of what you hear is not actually live !!.
It was an honest Straight Up Performance
@@mikewoods8565 I was at the show. Great night. Sang all night. Not ashamed to say I cried a few times. Stayed all the way til Deryck came out and did that new version of So Long Goodbye.
@@shawnthompson2303 don't ever be ashamed. Music will make you do that laugh and cry
God I love that James story about MTV Icons!!
Great one
Craig x Dave collab I’m in! 🎶
Such a solid pod!!
I've had 3 lumps on my nuts, cyst, varicus vein and one of my vessels exploded. Ultra sounds on my nuts for days
Based interview. Thanks Craig! It was indeed natty!
Dave is just 44 what!
Dave legit looks 28 dude wtf. Absolute bonafide legend.
I hope the World Tour comes to South America too ):
I saw my first Sum 41 show at the glass house in pomona in march 2018. Lined up perfectly with march breaks vacation to LA. Hometown heroes for a Canadian kid.
Who made the drumstick holder?! Would love one!
Man, Dave's cool.
I had testicular problems, 2 surgeries later and one is unplugged, still there but does nothing. I must say to all men out there please check and don't be afraid to get help.
On the subject of the testicle removal. The remaining ball picks up the slack after the other is removed so any dip in testosterone or fertility is usually negligible
so it becomes some kind of ultraball? cool
@@Szczauqa ultra🅱️all
Hell fucking yeah
Wonder if he was talking about Aaron Weaver, that's a lotta vowels..
I was wondering if it was Mario...
WE NEED ANSWERS
I’m just replying incase someone answers lol
Who is it
the first time i saw Sum was after Dave’s departure, but then he came back and was barricade at warped tour. he melted my face and hugged me in the crowd. epic moment in Pomona
About MTV Icons, I guess if its Korn, its the beginning of the song and Munky and Head was fuckin up because they were fucked up all the time. David is and was great drummer. That shit about tempo changes is on purpose and he always talks about that. Its push and pull.
Dave and Craig have more chemistry than I ever did with my ex girlfriend
so was it Korn or not??
Shout out Clutch.
Magnets… HOW DO THEY WORK???
bro looks airbrushed his skin is so nice.
sum fartie 1
I know aaron lewis made everybody fall asleep
Don't pay for goats to be stabbed and put into food.
"The chant" - Every gig in Leeds they shout "Yorkshire" all the time. It's awful
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