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I can't think of any songs that I would want cut out... Strong album. Thanks Simon!!

Hurray for Simon McBride so happy he ended up in Deep Purple. Fenomenal guitar player.

Good chat. Go Winston 🐾🐾

Can’t wait for 8/10/24 when I get to see these guys again. ❤

I must say that Simon's tone is stellar. Huge, fat tube bite. In fact, I think it's the best tone Deep Purple has ever had. "=1" is also Deep Purple's best album.

A wonderful musician on every aspect I compare Simon to Jay Graydon in another genre of music

Great Interview New Album Super Timeless

New album is fantastic. Absolutely amazing. Superbest.

Real rock&roll singers are few and far between. This dude is tops

Saw todd in Oklahoma City zoo amphitheater in late 70’s…he opened for Hall and Oates….acid days that I survived….great memories…later saw utopia in Dallas at a small venue and the guys that worked at the bar invited my friends and I to an after party at their house…met Todd and Roger and Kasim…later went to Kansas City for a show…grateful for the memories…..69 years old now lol

Back in the day, the holy trinity for me were Graham Parker, Elvis Costello, and Joe Jackson. 😊

Awesome live, great front man, this would be a killer show

To me IAN PAISE th best drummer, u cant forget MADE IN JAPAN, N song space truckin

I met David in Melbourne back in about 1995 and it was a pretty funny incident. I had been in Australia for only a few months and I got a job bartending at a bar called The Roxy in Melbourne. There was another bartender named Jo-Anne who worked there. After work we're sitting around having a drink and chatting. I was talking with this guy and he said his girlfriend was Jo-Anne. So we're chatting about music and bands and who we like and a LRB song started playing on the radio. It was Lonesome Loser. I said here's a band I always liked. They were big in Canada and he said "I wrote this song" and I just sorta was like yeah okay. He said honestly, I did write it. Finally I learned that he was David Briggs, a member of LRB and did in fact write the song. It was quite something and it's a funny story I often tell people all these years later. I do remember asking him if he sang on any songs and he said oh no, they would never let me near a microphone. I'm not sure if he meant they wouldn't let him near a microphone because his voice wasn't very good or because they didn't want to share the spotlight. At the time I took it to mean the latter but I can't be sure if that's what he meant.

Poor Todd has been giving the same interview pretty much for the last 20 years. He is so much better when asked about contemporary topics or technology rather than regurgitating the past, which can be found in dozens of interviews already.

What a great interview.

It`s a bit strange that although I am a big fan of Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello et al, I`m just not keen on "what`s so funny about peace, love and understanding". I don`t get the hype, I just find it a bit of a dirge.

Who knew he had a police record 😉

Id like him even more if he would go back to singing country he was born and raised on it, hurts my soul that im hearing hes into the satanic cult bullshit, hes grandaddy wouldnt be proud..😢

Of course Roger would say something like this to Thom. 🙄

Todd grew down. Now I don’t go.

Roger Waters played in Israel in 2006. The hypocrisy is staggering

Andy is the man! 🎸

Me likes !

Timmy you lost some weight. How is Nick going? U sound like the worst marketeer in Glebe market. Talking & scratching. I am glad U have found yourself

Один из великих!!! Браво моэстро!!!!

What were the skies like when you were young?

Bought his aIbums in the early 70s and beyond becuse they were great. Most creative artist still alive. Just wish he would come to play in Brasil. (I get that he says "living on the past songs", but well worth checking out Utopia live 2018... for the ages.)

Doesn't look like Bob Gau dio

Gwapo ni jason pag pala maigsi buhok .di halatang may idad na

I like him

My longtime bass hero. Just the best. And a friendly down to earth guy to boot. Not to mention a cancer survivor. They don’t make ‘em any better than Paul. It was so great to finally see him in action with Rat (best rhythm section in the history of punk/garage/rock/whatever), and something I had been anticipating for many, many years. I was certainly not disappointed. Not much I can add here that hasn’t already been said, except maybe a mention of his one-off performance on the “Police Car” single by Larry Wallis… which is one of my favorite PG basslines of all time. Anyway, always great to hear from the man. May he live to at least a hundred years old.

Gosh perry looked so much better before all the face work/ plastic surgery etc....whatever he did; it makes him look like a freak.....in a bad way....I love perry and am surprised he thought he needed face work

Kevin Borich - Champion & Legend

American and the guys are just one of a kind. Very nice people.

I wonder what year this was taped. Excellent sound.

as much of a narcissist as roger waters also is, he's not in the wrong here.

America band is the best I love their song

Been lucky enough to meet the Floyd guys bar Syd! For some strange reason i thought Nick would be Grumpy don't know why lol.He was funny polite etc for me one of the nicest Stars _ Person i have ever met! Good man is Nick & great interview 👌✌️👍

First off I’d like to Thank Nick for inspiring me throughout my life experience with your music and in my guitar playing, I grew up outside Boston and back in the70s you and Rockpile got a lot of air play on WBCN and later WFNX unfortunately I was in the Middle East in the early 80s and I didn’t get to see Rockpile, The first time I saw you was at the Boston Garden you opened for the Cars and Blew them away, I even told Greg Hawkes that when I saw him in one of the first Computer stores in Metro West i was a balls bass player so I thought 🤣I have seen you six times in total, I saw you and Elvis in Boston at the Pavilion two years ago incredible show. I think you’re a real gentleman kelp on Bashing!!!! It would be my greatest life experience to meet you, I’m not a star struck person as a matter of fact Danny Kline the bass player form the J. Giles Band offer me a job as a Roady during the Freeze Frame tour’ and I declined, I’ve seen Members of Areosmith in public on a numerous occasions while on the South Shore of Mass and never approached any of them and I do admire Joe Perry’s work.

She is so funny. She’s having so much fun it’s infectious.

My favourite singer and group ever. Thanks for the memories and the interview.

The irony of Roger leaning into the "Radiohead is pretentious" narrative is wild. Look in the mirror lad! 😅

Is it not true that Matt Doyle is the nephew of Norman lamonte Hassan

I have Always admired Tico, one of the best. Very Talented and a great Personality, was a Huge Asset to The Band. God Bless You.❤❤❤❤

What a great interview... I owned one of Johns Marshall half stacks for 20 yrs.(1982 -2002) Cabinet Had ''TheAngels ..Johns Top 5" stencilled on it.. I bought it from Geoff Chunn(Citizen Band) in NZ.. John had the best guitar sound ever in that early 80s era..70s Les Paul with Gibson T Top pickups with the low wattage Marshall Quad.. Just a killer mind lowing crunch tone.

Good to see brandon is still living ìn Marcus Agrippa's Pantheon.

New album with Rat?

Still looking Tom. You are so talented bro

I have A EMI test print single of "She Never Said" love the old work "In a Heart Beat" was the B side. I did collect all of their stuff (solo stuff too) til the late 90's early 2000's