I was a Freshman in High School when I saw hedpe open for Linkin Park. I specifically went to see hed pe. I went to the merch booth and picked up a shirt that I immediately threw on. Next thing I know Jahred is coming around the corner, spots me wearing their gear with nobody else around and gives me my first homie hug. I've never once had a celebrity or rockstar go out of their way to meet and greet. It was a day I will never forget and respect always.
Nah, trust me he understands. He is just a cool, mature, humble dude and I applaud him for that. He seems to have a good head on his shoulder. When Jonathan Davis tells you your band is underrated and tries to give you a record deal that alone is enough to make history in the music business.
@@volumedealer2716 The band as it stands right now is absolutely incredible at what they do. “Hired hands” or not they are all excellent musicians and real nice dudes.
I love your voice so much!! I heard my first hed pe song in '05 and you have a life long fan in me!! I'm a mom now and my kids are finally getting old enough to appreciate the music too.
I took my son to his first concert 13 years ago. Hed P.e. was opening and after the show, Jared saw my 12 year old son and said " what's little man doing here"?. I told him it was his first show and he said" well then let's make it memorable ". He took my son backstage and he got pictures and autographs with all of the bands. He ended up giving him some shirts and a huge poster with all of the bands signatures. It was something he'll never forget. Jahred was just as humble and generous as it gets. Thanks for sharing.
I’m from the U.K. and saw Hedpe back when they first you’re the U.K. with Papa Roach in the early 2000’s. Hedpe were supporting Papa Roach which is the main reason I went to the gig. I randomly bumped into Jared whilst coming out of the toilet at the Astoria. We had a brief chat, such a chill guy.
The best show I've ever been to was my first (HED)p.e. show. It was like 98 at a club called bojangles in Sacramento. I had no idea who they were. The crowd was sandwiched in, and when they started playing Ken 2012, the crowd blew up! Everyone was pogoing! Even if you didn't want to, you had no choice because the crowd was so packed. There was condensation dripping from the ceiling! The girls that brought me locked their keys in the car, and by chance, the band came out and helped break into their car, lol. Forever a fan Jahred! Thanks for rocking my world!
Dude... huge fan of Hed PE. I was actually a huge fan since I was like 15 and then my band ended up opening up for them in 2007 at the Key Club. That was and will always be a great memory for me. Respect! ❤️
I always thought Hed pe were huge back in the day just from hearing them everywhere in clubs, the tours they’d do etc. Criminally underrated, but I hope Jahred knows how influential the band is. Chad is awesome and is always posting retro Hed pe videos & memories. I would love to see Chad and Jahred reunite for a show/album! 🤟🏾
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He Jared ruined it with his personality he got mad at because I Said I wished the original lineup got back together he said out of his mouth who gives a fuck
It's funny to hear him talk about Korn's influence cause the first time I saw Hed was with Korn and Incubus in Miami. I was an instant fan. I saw them a second time was at ozz fest 99 in west palm, where Jahred came into the crowd after the show and smoked with me and the boys...It was awesome and one of my favorite memories .
@Sessionsjc dude, the 1st time I saw them, my parents took me to lakeland fl in Nov or Dec of 1998, lol . That's when I fell in love with incubus and hed pe. I still have the ticket. I'm now 40 , so damn long ago
Maybe some to lots of crazy times do exsist with all rockstars. It's kind of like an unspoken rule. Idk how Hed P.E. was in the past nor M.C.U.D., but I feel pretty good about a pro band that lets local gigs open these days and have for years; straight blue collar shows.
Absolutely top interview. Hed pe has been major part of my music life for over 20 years and this 1 hour and 20 minutes just added to that. Jahred top top dude and still giving us great new music in 2023.... may it continue!
For Jahred to be looking like a voodoo priest who can summon incantations with his dreads back in the day, He seem a pretty cool and happy dude now.. props to him for still being active to this day, Hed PE has one of the raddest tunes 🤘🏽 TY Chris G 🎸
i'm such a huge fan of (hed) p.e... i'm a death metal guy who grew up on nu metal and just found this band a couple years ago and it became in my top 3 favorite bands. definitely doesn't get the respect it deserve. truly underrated. me and my girlfriend listen to them all the time. the first album was a musical phenomenon and so innovative. i love all their stuff and im so glad to finally see someone give (hed) p.e. the respect they deserve. thank you garza and jared
Damn, Jahred is such a humble dude. I was deep into Hed PE back in the Self Titled and Broke era, and it is great to see him being so down to earth after such a long time in the industry. Great interview. And Jahred, you saying you want to find another revenue stream...My guy, podcasting is sitting there waiting for you man. You are built for it.
Good job getting jahred on the pod. Always fun to hear his thoughts on life and the universe 👽🤘 Nu metal should be celebrated by bands because fans made the scene for the bands. It saved many people's lives that's a fact.
This was a great convo. I love when veterans like Jared give super candid and honest answers as opposed to the canned ones you get from guys who’ve been around for so long. You also did a great job as a host. Clearly did your homework and asked pointed but tactful questions. High fives and sport taps all around fellas 🙌🙌
Around 15 or 16 years old, my uncle took me to Ozzfest 99. I was mostly there for Black Sabbath and Slayer but was also a fan of Slipknot, (hed) P.E. and tons of others there. I bought a (hed) P.E. shirt at the merch stand and immediately threw it on. My uncle and I were chilling near the main stage waiting for Primus I think when a piece of ice hit me in my back. I turned around and this dude in shades had a big ol' grin on his face while he motioned me to come up. It was B.C. the original drummer for (hed) P.E. He thanked me for supporting their band, I nerded out a bit and we briefly chatted. I was just an awkward Midwestern teenage nerd yet he took the time out to talk to me and made me a fan forever despite growing out of this scene pretty quickly a year or so later. I hope B.C. is living well these days.
Love this interview. Hed PE is criminally underrated band that I really love back in the nu metal era. One of the first that mixed reggae (aside from Skindred) in their music. Jared is a cool dude to have conversations with. Happy Garza was able to invite him in his podcast.
Broke, Blackout and Only in Amerika are amazing albums. I was also pleasantly surprised with Stampede, it’s so different from the last few years of their discography. Anyone listened to 70’s hits from the pit?
Great interview Garza. I used the love the Blackout Album from 2003ish when Sonny Mayo was in the band, very underrated. Jared sounds so humble and wise from all his experiences.
That was some incredible interview my dude! I love Hed PE and love Jahred. To bad i've never got the chance to see them live here in Brazil. Maybe someday, who knows. This podcast has the best conversations in all of the metal podcasts scene.
Great Guest!! Favorite record is "Made In Amerika" because of the energy they brought at that time.I definitely think of they had been marketed better they could've been as big as Bizkit,Korn,Deftones, (even at a lesser level Crazy Town or Adema) but,I guess it wasn't meant to be. 🤷🏼♂️ GaRza You're doing a great job keeping the conversation engaging & interesting (which most podcasts seem to drag after a while). Keep doing your thing bro & I wish you continued success.
I will never forget getting the first Hed album and just skateboarding non stop listening to it. Jahred is HED, I am always willing to give new material a listen all these years later. Rock on man, your hustle and non stop attitude for all these years is inspiring.
Hed has been my favorite band since 'Broke', I love that they make all kinds of different styled songs and it's not always amazing material but it's different and not many bands can blend together all the genres into a mold the way Hed does. I very much appreciate this interview Garza! OneLove Famo 🍻
The first two hed pe albums will always be some of my favorite records to listen too, blackout is good but everthing after that i cant get down to. Broke will forever be my favorite album, killing time, swan dive, stevie, waiting to die, pac bell! I'll bump this shit till the day i die
I would just to mention how much I appreciate seeing Garza take notes in a notebook. To me shows tremendous respect for the person you're talking with. You don't see that much and it's really cool.
As 48 yr old dad wirh a 16 year old, I grew up loving Hed PE..my son loves these guys an I went to a show precovid, for like 5$..I could tell how much humbler he was from the old Days of seeing them open for Soulfly an ahit..And also him being 60 An having a 2 yr old I can’t imagine that at 60..love this guy and hed pe will always be cool..
Great interview. Jarod looks and sounds younger and nore full of life than alot of people half his age. Great he has made peace with his past, that would be super hard to not be bitter about
I’m a 20+ year fan of Hed. Nu Metal was the most dangerous form of music ever. Nu Metal bridged a racial gap between people of color and rap music and suburban white kids and metal, that hadn’t really been done since Anthrax and Public Enemy Not only has Hed had a progressive message since the start but they also advocated assembling and civil disobedience. HED PE easily is one of the major influences that saved an era of white kids being sucked into environmental racism by bursting through that racial music divide. Nothing but love
Incredible comment dude. Being a mixed guy (Jamaican, Cuban and White from the UK) I've always sought out music and influences that brings people together rather than divides us, which is why it saddens me the sorry state my country is currently in regarding racial relations and tensions 😥however it's great seeing an alt legend like Jahred with a cool podcaster like Garza, many blessings 💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏
I still listen to HedPe! I forgot who introduced me to the band but it was the dopest thing ever. Killing Time, Blackout, Renegade, Suffa ! Still in rotation every year
I've been a Hed PE from the first untitled album. Still 1 of my favorite bands and can't wait to catch them when they visit the Milwaukee/Chicago area. 🤘 Metal Momma and Wife of musicians and artists 💚
Hed pe was really a band that changed it all for me. They were uniquely different in the nu-metsl scene. I loved their fusion of styles and their vibe just kicked ass 🤘🤘🤘
Love (HED) P.E. ...I Just recently went to HED show for the first time since the later 90's and although it wasn't as big as it used to be it still kicked ass. 🤘
My favorite moments from this interview... You can really see how this guy has grown and matured as a human being 47:56 - Second-Guessing During Writing 51:16 - Addiction, Substance Abuse & Sobriety 58:29 - Psychedelics
The chaos in the first handful of records are the things I love most about them. Favorites still to this day. Even played a few during our wedding reception 🤘 Metal Momma and Wife of musicians and artists 💚
I became completely star struck when Jahred was walking around the Rave/Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee back in the late '90s. I nearly backed into him and near the bar and froze. I still regret not finding the courage to say "hello and thank you for sharing your art".
Saw (Hed) p.e last night live open for nonpoint. Blown away by this guy and the entire band’s performance. Just wow. His vocals live are fucking NUTS. Had the whole room in total chaos🤣
Big ups to Jah! MCUD, You were the soundtrack of my youth and I’m forever grateful. Been lucky enough to catch you in multiple venues across the states and it’s good to see you still trucking. Tell the children the truth!
Got their lyrics tattooed across my chest around 17. "I might be bleeding but I'm still breathing". Hed PE will always hold a special place in my heart. 🖤
I was at a Milwaukee show back in the day and (HED) P.E. started playing a Bob Marley cover. I instantly threw my lighter up in the air and Jahred pointed right at me. We were both wearing long sleeve Adidas shirts....it was a moment in time. One of those shows I'll never forget. Fan for life.
I can't say this band is my cup of tea but this singer has always seemed like an interesting guy to say the least haha. I still look forward to watching. Also, I can't thank you enough for introducing me to Iya Terra. I've been down a rabbit hole of their stuff ever since you had Nathan on. Love your show!
I met Jared at an Allentown pa. Show some years back.. he commented on the shirt I was wearing it said "irish drinking team" he basically said it was downputting the Irish and I thought it was rude but he made me think about alot of things we all do that make no sense. It really opened my eyes and showed how genuine a guy he is... thank you sir
met him 2001 at x-fest just walking out of the venue, hed pe was the main band i went to see, was epic to meet him and get an autograph. MCUD still on my playlist everyday 🤘
I was listening to Head PE this morning. It’s a nice day for a swan dive into the asphalt. What a great band. I personally feel like they should have been bigger as well so cool to see the guys sitting here. Looks like he’s doing well.
Talking about life changing shows and bands. SYTEM OF A DOWN, ONE OF THOSE MOMENTS. I saw Suicidal Tendencies in Santa Fe NM in 96, or 97. HedPe was opening. fucken 2 drumers, there was like 8 people on stage, and it blew my Fkn mind. Ever since, die hard fan. I turned my son onto them, we used to go to Hed shows in Albuquerque on the regular. Life changing, thanks J. G. Much love brudda, u have inspired me in so many ways, especially with my addictions, u gave me strength
So glad I came across this video. Hed pe is my favorite band. Jarred is the man can’t tell you how many times this band help me through some dark times.
I first heard HED PE on Madden 2003. Suck it up played and i was HOOKED. Their first few albums are so cool. Saw them for the first time in a tiny bar years later with powerman 5k and knee high fox. Crazy times. Sound of the underground
Met him when they were opening for Papa Roach on the infest tour around 2000. Honestly one of the nicest interactions I ever had with a person in my life .
I’ve opened for Hed PE a couple times over the years. Jared has always been on the grind and the lineup of guys they have currently sound great. Shout out to them for giving smaller band’s opportunities 🤘
First time I heard hed pe was a movie called 3000 miles to Graceland the song killing time kicks in when Murphy makes his last stand with the police it was the perfect song for that scene.
Yep I love Hed PE Still listening to the older stuff and liking the new too. Very happy to stumble onto this podcast! I’m #bubbaarmy loved seeing them do “Detox” on Bubba’s show recently. Jahred is so talented! The line up has changed a lot over the years but it’s still Hed PE solid👊🏿👊🏿
I toured with Hed PE from 2014 to 2016 with my band at the time. Jahred was always awesome and kind to me. He was a super chill dood and holy crap I got to sit side stage for hundreds of shows and watch him MELT faces. He is a beast on the stage. Plus they are skaters so that was the icing on the cake. All the doods in the band are great Humans.
I met this dude a few times waaaaaay back in the day!! First met him at a Fear Factory show at 9:30 club in DC as they were opening for spineshank, system of a down and Fear Factory headlining. Then met him in the morning walking around ozzfest 99 just walking around the crowd lol down to earth cat ☺️
Now this is a nice fucking surprise! You rule man been watching since RoSS Robinson was on here and this is far over due you have a great platform thank you for putting the one and only legend himself on it!!!
I was a Freshman in High School when I saw hedpe open for Linkin Park. I specifically went to see hed pe. I went to the merch booth and picked up a shirt that I immediately threw on. Next thing I know Jahred is coming around the corner, spots me wearing their gear with nobody else around and gives me my first homie hug. I've never once had a celebrity or rockstar go out of their way to meet and greet. It was a day I will never forget and respect always.
Jahred doesn’t understand how important him and HED PE are to the scene
Living legend 🔥💯
Nah, trust me he understands. He is just a cool, mature, humble dude and I applaud him for that. He seems to have a good head on his shoulder. When Jonathan Davis tells you your band is underrated and tries to give you a record deal that alone is enough to make history in the music business.
Um, what?
He is Hed Pe. You talk like Hed pe is a separate thing.
Hed pe is no longer what it was. Now its just hired hands.
Hells yeah! Lucky enough to have opened for HED twice. They definitely fly the flag for supporting up and coming bands too.
They just played in a Lil dive bar in my town and I wasn't able to go. 😢 hopefully they'll be back soon. Seen them live so many times!!
@@volumedealer2716 The band as it stands right now is absolutely incredible at what they do. “Hired hands” or not they are all excellent musicians and real nice dudes.
The first 3 HED PE albums are legendary, I can’t get enough of those albums, still love them to this day.
1st one is the best and my favorite but their drug addiction and their personality ruined the original lineup
timeless shit
Truth!!!!
*Factss…* 💯
True
Love hed pe. been listening since I was 13. What could be better than a Swan dive into the asphalt!!! 🔥🤘
Me too. I believe it was around 98, 99 for me.
I get to the top…..Stand on the edge….. look to sky and say all my payers!!!!!
I don't know. Nothing could be better than a swan dive into the asphalt!
Please hang up and try a try a try a again.
Uh, I need some Hed.
Say uh I need some Hed, Ha Ha!
I love your voice so much!! I heard my first hed pe song in '05 and you have a life long fan in me!! I'm a mom now and my kids are finally getting old enough to appreciate the music too.
I took my son to his first concert 13 years ago. Hed P.e. was opening and after the show, Jared saw my 12 year old son and said " what's little man doing here"?. I told him it was his first show and he said" well then let's make it memorable ". He took my son backstage and he got pictures and autographs with all of the bands. He ended up giving him some shirts and a huge poster with all of the bands signatures. It was something he'll never forget. Jahred was just as humble and generous as it gets. Thanks for sharing.
I’m from the U.K. and saw Hedpe back when they first you’re the U.K. with Papa Roach in the early 2000’s. Hedpe were supporting Papa Roach which is the main reason I went to the gig. I randomly bumped into Jared whilst coming out of the toilet at the Astoria. We had a brief chat, such a chill guy.
This dude and his band changed my life. Much respect
mee too
Cassettes. I remember those!
Same here bro, and me and my son bonded over the Hed shows we used to frequent
Pos ground Great songs
The best show I've ever been to was my first (HED)p.e. show. It was like 98 at a club called bojangles in Sacramento. I had no idea who they were. The crowd was sandwiched in, and when they started playing Ken 2012, the crowd blew up! Everyone was pogoing! Even if you didn't want to, you had no choice because the crowd was so packed. There was condensation dripping from the ceiling! The girls that brought me locked their keys in the car, and by chance, the band came out and helped break into their car, lol. Forever a fan Jahred! Thanks for rocking my world!
Dude... huge fan of Hed PE. I was actually a huge fan since I was like 15 and then my band ended up opening up for them in 2007 at the Key Club. That was and will always be a great memory for me. Respect! ❤️
Hed Pe is such an underrated band imo
I always thought Hed pe were huge back in the day just from hearing them everywhere in clubs, the tours they’d do etc.
Criminally underrated, but I hope Jahred knows how influential the band is.
Chad is awesome and is always posting retro Hed pe videos & memories. I would love to see Chad and Jahred reunite for a show/album! 🤟🏾
He Jared ruined it with his personality he got mad at because I Said I wished the original lineup got back together he said out of his mouth who gives a fuck
TRUTH
Apparently they are next year. My friend is in a band with him and the OG drummer. That band is on a hiatus as of now
@he probably gets sick of hearing it. He probably felt it was disrespectful to the new members, not that he doesn't miss the old guys.
@@yawns3004 no he is just full of shit on his history
It's funny to hear him talk about Korn's influence cause the first time I saw Hed was with Korn and Incubus in Miami. I was an instant fan. I saw them a second time was at ozz fest 99 in west palm, where Jahred came into the crowd after the show and smoked with me and the boys...It was awesome and one of my favorite memories .
@Sessionsjc dude, the 1st time I saw them, my parents took me to lakeland fl in Nov or Dec of 1998, lol . That's when I fell in love with incubus and hed pe. I still have the ticket. I'm now 40 , so damn long ago
Hed P.E. was always under appreciated. They deserved to have been Bizkit big, but always were forced stand in the shadows; love both.
Their own doing with drugs and him and his ego
Maybe some to lots of crazy times do exsist with all rockstars. It's kind of like an unspoken rule. Idk how Hed P.E. was in the past nor M.C.U.D., but I feel pretty good about a pro band that lets local gigs open these days and have for years; straight blue collar shows.
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As long as the opening bands can sell (or buy) their tickets
Meh
Yeah same with American Head Charge
Absolutely top interview. Hed pe has been major part of my music life for over 20 years and this 1 hour and 20 minutes just added to that.
Jahred top top dude and still giving us great new music in 2023.... may it continue!
For Jahred to be looking like a voodoo priest who can summon incantations with his dreads back in the day, He seem a pretty cool and happy dude now.. props to him for still being active to this day, Hed PE has one of the raddest tunes 🤘🏽 TY Chris G 🎸
i'm such a huge fan of (hed) p.e... i'm a death metal guy who grew up on nu metal and just found this band a couple years ago and it became in my top 3 favorite bands. definitely doesn't get the respect it deserve. truly underrated. me and my girlfriend listen to them all the time. the first album was a musical phenomenon and so innovative. i love all their stuff and im so glad to finally see someone give (hed) p.e. the respect they deserve. thank you garza and jared
Welcome to the club! I love this band so much I have the "skull n cross bones" on my leg!
Damn, Jahred is such a humble dude. I was deep into Hed PE back in the Self Titled and Broke era, and it is great to see him being so down to earth after such a long time in the industry. Great interview. And Jahred, you saying you want to find another revenue stream...My guy, podcasting is sitting there waiting for you man. You are built for it.
Good job getting jahred on the pod. Always fun to hear his thoughts on life and the universe 👽🤘 Nu metal should be celebrated by bands because fans made the scene for the bands. It saved many people's lives that's a fact.
This was a great convo. I love when veterans like Jared give super candid and honest answers as opposed to the canned ones you get from guys who’ve been around for so long. You also did a great job as a host. Clearly did your homework and asked pointed but tactful questions. High fives and sport taps all around fellas 🙌🙌
Love when you get the older cats on the podcast. I’m 44 So bands like hed, korn, limp, yada yada yada are my all time faves.
@@smashville2897 pretty cool right? I'm 57 BTW 🤣🤘
Love it bro I'm 44 and still rockin.
Around 15 or 16 years old, my uncle took me to Ozzfest 99. I was mostly there for Black Sabbath and Slayer but was also a fan of Slipknot, (hed) P.E. and tons of others there. I bought a (hed) P.E. shirt at the merch stand and immediately threw it on. My uncle and I were chilling near the main stage waiting for Primus I think when a piece of ice hit me in my back. I turned around and this dude in shades had a big ol' grin on his face while he motioned me to come up. It was B.C. the original drummer for (hed) P.E. He thanked me for supporting their band, I nerded out a bit and we briefly chatted. I was just an awkward Midwestern teenage nerd yet he took the time out to talk to me and made me a fan forever despite growing out of this scene pretty quickly a year or so later. I hope B.C. is living well these days.
No bs, good story!
Jahred has long been one of the realist in the industry and one of my favorites. Love that dude. A true OG
Love this interview. Hed PE is criminally underrated band that I really love back in the nu metal era. One of the first that mixed reggae (aside from Skindred) in their music. Jared is a cool dude to have conversations with. Happy Garza was able to invite him in his podcast.
Broke, Blackout and Only in Amerika are amazing albums. I was also pleasantly surprised with Stampede, it’s so different from the last few years of their discography.
Anyone listened to 70’s hits from the pit?
Great interview Garza. I used the love the Blackout Album from 2003ish when Sonny Mayo was in the band, very underrated. Jared sounds so humble and wise from all his experiences.
I had the pleasure of opening for Hed PE on 9/6/23. Jahred was a very nice guy and a pleasure to hang around.
What a legend! RESPECT!
We will always love Hed Pe. Those amazing folks took us on tour and treated us great! Much love Hed!
That was some incredible interview my dude!
I love Hed PE and love Jahred. To bad i've never got the chance to see them live here in Brazil. Maybe someday, who knows.
This podcast has the best conversations in all of the metal podcasts scene.
Great Guest!! Favorite record is "Made In Amerika" because of the energy they brought at that time.I definitely think of they had been marketed better they could've been as big as Bizkit,Korn,Deftones, (even at a lesser level Crazy Town or Adema) but,I guess it wasn't meant to be. 🤷🏼♂️ GaRza You're doing a great job keeping the conversation engaging & interesting (which most podcasts seem to drag after a while). Keep doing your thing bro & I wish you continued success.
I will never forget getting the first Hed album and just skateboarding non stop listening to it. Jahred is HED, I am always willing to give new material a listen all these years later. Rock on man, your hustle and non stop attitude for all these years is inspiring.
Legendary!!! The biggest inspiration 🔥 so glad we got a tune in the books 🥂 great interview!!
Huge huge fan of Hed PE! Me and my girl just got through doing a photo shoot with them at Houston and they’re the sweetest dudes 💙
Hed p.e shaped my adolescence 20 years ago. To this day, he accompanies me every day (in my car, when i ride MTB dh, work...).
Love u guys.
Loved (hed) pe back in the day! The album Broke was 🔥 🔥 🔥.
Thank you for interviewing Jahred. Amazing band HED PE and i've listened to them since the beginning. Really glad they are still producing
Hed has been my favorite band since 'Broke', I love that they make all kinds of different styled songs and it's not always amazing material but it's different and not many bands can blend together all the genres into a mold the way Hed does. I very much appreciate this interview Garza! OneLove Famo 🍻
I've been listening to Broke for 25 years in a row. thanx Jared.
Their debut album is incredible from top to bottom 🔥
Amerika is my favorite album
The first two hed pe albums will always be some of my favorite records to listen too, blackout is good but everthing after that i cant get down to. Broke will forever be my favorite album, killing time, swan dive, stevie, waiting to die, pac bell! I'll bump this shit till the day i die
Try new world orphans it's pretty damn good....truth rising has a few good songs also...now after that it's all downhill
I would just to mention how much I appreciate seeing Garza take notes in a notebook. To me shows tremendous respect for the person you're talking with. You don't see that much and it's really cool.
(HED) PE is one of my favorite bands of all time. Swan Dive is powerful and we used to blast it as loud as we could when I was in high school
As 48 yr old dad wirh a 16 year old, I grew up loving Hed PE..my son loves these guys an I went to a show precovid, for like 5$..I could tell how much humbler he was from the old
Days of seeing them open for Soulfly an ahit..And also him being 60
An having a 2 yr old I can’t imagine that at 60..love this guy and hed pe will always be cool..
Such a huge influence for me. My whole style of drumming is based around the first Hed PE album. Such a perfect blend of real hip hop, punk and metal
Been a fan since Jarrod was in his other band The Clue
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This is giving me a raging clue
@@Harley_VT my clues pointing that way 👆🤣😂
hed pe is in my top 3 bands ever, Jahred - living legend 🙌
Big greetings from Ukraine. I was at their concerts three times 🫀
always have and always will,love hed p.e. Jahred is a true artist.
I feel like HED P.E was such an awesome band at the time they came out but not as popular as all the others in the genre. I love hed pe!
Great interview. Jarod looks and sounds younger and nore full of life than alot of people half his age.
Great he has made peace with his past, that would be super hard to not be bitter about
I’m a 20+ year fan of Hed.
Nu Metal was the most dangerous form of music ever. Nu Metal bridged a racial gap between people of color and rap music and suburban white kids and metal, that hadn’t really been done since Anthrax and Public Enemy
Not only has Hed had a progressive message since the start but they also advocated assembling and civil disobedience.
HED PE easily is one of the major influences that saved an era of white kids being sucked into environmental racism by bursting through that racial music divide.
Nothing but love
Incredible comment dude. Being a mixed guy (Jamaican, Cuban and White from the UK) I've always sought out music and influences that brings people together rather than divides us, which is why it saddens me the sorry state my country is currently in regarding racial relations and tensions 😥however it's great seeing an alt legend like Jahred with a cool podcaster like Garza, many blessings 💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏
I still listen to HedPe! I forgot who introduced me to the band but it was the dopest thing ever. Killing Time, Blackout, Renegade, Suffa ! Still in rotation every year
“Circus” made me wanna throw myself down the stairs. 🔥 👏🔮
I've been a Hed PE from the first untitled album. Still 1 of my favorite bands and can't wait to catch them when they visit the Milwaukee/Chicago area. 🤘 Metal Momma and Wife of musicians and artists 💚
Cool I'm in milwaukee
Hed pe was really a band that changed it all for me. They were uniquely different in the nu-metsl scene. I loved their fusion of styles and their vibe just kicked ass 🤘🤘🤘
Love (HED) P.E. ...I Just recently went to HED show for the first time since the later 90's and although it wasn't as big as it used to be it still kicked ass. 🤘
My favorite moments from this interview... You can really see how this guy has grown and matured as a human being
47:56 - Second-Guessing During Writing
51:16 - Addiction, Substance Abuse & Sobriety
58:29 - Psychedelics
Hed pe is the sh!$ been listening to them since I was 17 I'm 35 now and they are still putting out bangers
This is great! Got J to sign my ticket stub during the X Fest Cleveland show, happy I got to see them in the Broke era. Them, Staind & Cold headlined.
The chaos in the first handful of records are the things I love most about them. Favorites still to this day. Even played a few during our wedding reception 🤘 Metal Momma and Wife of musicians and artists 💚
I became completely star struck when Jahred was walking around the Rave/Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee back in the late '90s. I nearly backed into him and near the bar and froze. I still regret not finding the courage to say "hello and thank you for sharing your art".
Saw (Hed) p.e last night live open for nonpoint. Blown away by this guy and the entire band’s performance. Just wow. His vocals live are fucking NUTS. Had the whole room in total chaos🤣
Love Jahred! To me he is the most multifunctional singer out there - he can sing all the genres and make all the kinds of voices and noises :D
I saw these guys at a tech and KMK show in Medford Oregon decades ago. It was incredible. They were the best part of the show!
Big ups to Jah! MCUD, You were the soundtrack of my youth and I’m forever grateful. Been lucky enough to catch you in multiple venues across the states and it’s good to see you still trucking. Tell the children the truth!
Got their lyrics tattooed across my chest around 17. "I might be bleeding but I'm still breathing". Hed PE will always hold a special place in my heart. 🖤
I was at a Milwaukee show back in the day and (HED) P.E. started playing a Bob Marley cover. I instantly threw my lighter up in the air and Jahred pointed right at me. We were both wearing long sleeve Adidas shirts....it was a moment in time. One of those shows I'll never forget. Fan for life.
Great stories from Jahred. Love HED PE. Another good episode Chris.
I can't say this band is my cup of tea but this singer has always seemed like an interesting guy to say the least haha. I still look forward to watching. Also, I can't thank you enough for introducing me to Iya Terra. I've been down a rabbit hole of their stuff ever since you had Nathan on. Love your show!
Now I gotta check out Iya Terra!
I met Jared at an Allentown pa. Show some years back.. he commented on the shirt I was wearing it said "irish drinking team" he basically said it was downputting the Irish and I thought it was rude but he made me think about alot of things we all do that make no sense. It really opened my eyes and showed how genuine a guy he is... thank you sir
met him 2001 at x-fest just walking out of the venue, hed pe was the main band i went to see, was epic to meet him and get an autograph. MCUD still on my playlist everyday 🤘
Jared is a real one and hed PE shows are so much fun. Every time I leave one of their shows im itching for more.
First 3 albums were bad ass. Definetly made the scene
Love Hed PE.
Underated like Urban Dance Squad and Dub War. Pioneers seldomly get what they deserve.
Wow haven't heard DubWar in a minute, pain and enemy maker, great albums. Might throw orange 9mm in there.
Benji from Dub War is in Skindred now, fuckin' sick!! Also very good friends with Jared.@@Prime2x
I still to this day listen to the first hed pe album. The album was so aggressive and was one album you listened to and felt like you were at a show.
I was listening to Head PE this morning. It’s a nice day for a swan dive into the asphalt. What a great band. I personally feel like they should have been bigger as well so cool to see the guys sitting here. Looks like he’s doing well.
Talking about life changing shows and bands. SYTEM OF A DOWN, ONE OF THOSE MOMENTS. I saw Suicidal Tendencies in Santa Fe NM in 96, or 97. HedPe was opening. fucken 2 drumers, there was like 8 people on stage, and it blew my Fkn mind. Ever since, die hard fan. I turned my son onto them, we used to go to Hed shows in Albuquerque on the regular. Life changing, thanks J. G. Much love brudda, u have inspired me in so many ways, especially with my addictions, u gave me strength
So glad to hear Jahred tell his history. Would love to hear him on the pod again.
Huge fan of hed pe. This is a great interview. Very relaxing to listen to. Love it.
This interview reminds me on my life in end of '80 and throughout '90 in my 20... such a memories,it's nice to be young,now I'm 53
So glad I came across this video. Hed pe is my favorite band. Jarred is the man can’t tell you how many times this band help me through some dark times.
This man is so beautiful and important. His persistence and work ethic has inspired me a thousand times. I have total respect for him
Long time fan! 🤘 he's super down to earth loving the interview
What a great interview! Hed has been a favorite of mine for the past 20 years! Timeless records 🔥 🔥 🔥
I first heard HED PE on Madden 2003. Suck it up played and i was HOOKED. Their first few albums are so cool. Saw them for the first time in a tiny bar years later with powerman 5k and knee high fox. Crazy times. Sound of the underground
Awesome to hear the man behind the mic! I’m still rocking out to Broke in my car! Much respect & love to hed (pe)
HED broke album, one of my all time favorite rocc albums. so underrated,
I changed my mobile a couple of times but Hed PE never leaves my music library…it’s like it’s a must😊
Met him when they were opening for Papa Roach on the infest tour around 2000. Honestly one of the nicest interactions I ever had with a person in my life .
Nothing tops hed on the first couple albums. They were fearless creatives and the best rap/metal of all time.
Jahred has the best interviews. Raw and beneficial info.
I’ve opened for Hed PE a couple times over the years. Jared has always been on the grind and the lineup of guys they have currently sound great. Shout out to them for giving smaller band’s opportunities 🤘
Hed Pe were awesome live when I was lucky enough to catch them last year.
First time I heard hed pe was a movie called 3000 miles to Graceland the song killing time kicks in when Murphy makes his last stand with the police it was the perfect song for that scene.
Also the song angel dust by bender was a dope ass song on that movie as well
Same I saw the Killing Time music video from the movie and was hooked
Yep I love Hed PE Still listening to the older stuff and liking the new too. Very happy to stumble onto this podcast! I’m #bubbaarmy loved seeing them do “Detox” on Bubba’s show recently. Jahred is so talented! The line up has changed a lot over the years but it’s still Hed PE solid👊🏿👊🏿
I toured with Hed PE from 2014 to 2016 with my band at the time. Jahred was always awesome and kind to me. He was a super chill dood and holy crap I got to sit side stage for hundreds of shows and watch him MELT faces. He is a beast on the stage. Plus they are skaters so that was the icing on the cake. All the doods in the band are great Humans.
I met this dude a few times waaaaaay back in the day!! First met him at a Fear Factory show at 9:30 club in DC as they were opening for spineshank, system of a down and Fear Factory headlining. Then met him in the morning walking around ozzfest 99 just walking around the crowd lol down to earth cat ☺️
Bro, you are a really cool dude! I'm glad to have met you!
Now this is a nice fucking surprise! You rule man been watching since RoSS Robinson was on here and this is far over due you have a great platform thank you for putting the one and only legend himself on it!!!
Just seen hed P.E live again in August @ Wynfields Sports Bar in Satellite Beach Florida.This band never disappoints live!
What a legend. Hed PE are the shit