Tim DeLaughter Discusses Tripping Daisy, Life in the 90s, The Polyphonic Spree & more!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this very candid, very interesting, very fun interview, Tim DeLaughter discusses the history of Tripping Daisy, life in the 90s, the ups & downs of the music business, The Polyphonic Spree, & more. Enjoy!
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Still remember that day .. Right before their set - I was fortunate to be inside the store while the band was up front , just feet away , waiting to start .. I did not have the courage to say ' hi ' - sure wish I would have requested a photo with them , back when .. Still listening today
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This is great. I've never seen Tim in an interview. It was nice to go down memory lane with Club Dada, Trees and George Gimarc's Rock and Roll Alternative (KZEW and KDGE). And I was one of the 16,000 that went down to Bill's Records & Tapes (Spring Valley & Coit) to buy Bill. AND it was so great to see to see TD live for the first time last month in Dallas. They were SOOOOOOOO good!
You never lived life if you didn’t get to see TD at Trees, or Rick’s Place …
Great interview guys! 🤘🏼
This is awesome. Tripping Daisy will forever be one of my favorite bands
100% agree
"Prick" is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Best closer song... ever.
I saw these guy's LIVE before I bought the CDs. Back in 95. The set included a mix from Bill, and iaaef. Closing with PRICK! I was sold after that. Thank you TIM, and all the others as well. Still remember that concert for many reasons, ALL GOOD!😊😊😊😊
Thank you so much for this gathering. That music and the heart and mind of that man. Has Inspired and pulled me through many emotions and times in life. He was the main reason why I started wanting to write music. Thank you! 🙏 Adam (Osciantern) UK
Throw back to high school for me in Crowley. I also heard them on the Edge. Went to a couple of their shows. Such great energy and fun music!
Wow! I went to every show. Said hi to Tim and Wes every show. Down to Earth fellow musicians. RIP Wes😢.
It's crazy this was only 3 months ago. Tripping daisy was prob the biggest influence for me .. this interview is great. I absolutely love that eras distinct Texas sound and those specific rock bands.
This was amazing! Great job, Ryan. I Am an Elastic Firecracker was the first CD I bought with my own money and is extremely special to me.
That's awesome, it was my second CD after Silverchair - Frogstomp. Had been listening to tripping daisy lately reminiscing...
I just listened to both I am an elastic firecracker and Jesus hits like the atom bomb yesterday! Some of my most favorite music! The first time that I saw a tripping Daisy was at Spirit fest in Kansas City and I believe 1995! What an eye-opener!
Wow, great interview! Best memories ever watching them play at Liberty Lunch in Austin in the 90s!
I always loved that song 'Piranha' One of the best songs to come out in the 90's
What a great interview, I've been a fan of Tripping Daisy and Tim since I was a kid, chased down every Tripping Daisy show around D/FW as soon as I got my own wheels and I can't think of anything I would've asked Tim that wasn't asked in this interview. 'Jesus Hits Like The Atom Bomb' cracked the Tripping Daisy Code' couldn't be more of an accurate analogy. I don't know the host, but I'd rock a Tripping Daisy album with him any day, he gets it....and what can you say about Tim, he's just as cool and awesome as he ever was!
Love this! Thanks so much!
Rad❤Tim’s the coolest cat on the planet.also that village of people that help make it all happen truly wonderful people ❤❤High fives🙌🙌🙌
Right?? Love this and totally agree. Thanks for watching!
After listening to the 6 minute song, I 100% agree. It was something before its time…. The song sounds like 2017
I’ll never forget seeing these guys at the Curtain Club. Like ‘98maybe ‘99. I saw them at Rock Fest, too, which was surreal, but the Curtain Club show will always be my fave. Btw I went to Bills records and tapes to buy my copy of Bill. The shoutouts on this show, from Bill’s to Dada to the Basement, to 94.5 the Edge, really took me to a special place. Thank you
Curtain club dallas? I saw em there too, and the starplex in 96 I think..
Awesome, Piranha was one of my favorite songs.....I use to blast it our the speakers while cruising down Mopac on my way to Downtown!!!!!! Great Memories
Love this! Good times! Thanks for watching
This is such an incredible interview. (Came here via Tim's retweet.) Bill and I Am An Elastic Firecracker are such staples of my youth. I am 41 now, and growing up with those records was amazing. I remember asking my parents for Firecracker on CD for Xmas. (And let's talk facts, Jesus Hits is still, to this day, a musical achievement!) Subbed!
Thank you! & Thanks for watching! They will forever be one of my favorite bands. I'm 42. So, I bet we had a very similar experience. Glad we got to experience it all BEFORE the internet! 😉
@@VintageAlternativeAnd it was lovely to hear Tim talk about Wes and Ben. I was lucky enough to see Ben play live with Secret Machines several times before he was taken from us. 🙏🏻
OMG HOW DID I NEVER REALIZE THAT TRIPPING DAISY AND TIM DELAUGHTER HAVE THE SAME INITIALS??? 🤯🤯🤯
Cheers to a great interview, Ryan Hamilton. - Ryan Hamilton
Haha! Love this! Ryan Hamiltons are taking over! Too funny. Thanks for watching!
Huge fan! I met him at one of the Christmas shows in the early 2000s! I also was a good friend of their first trumet play, Chris! He invited me to hang out at one of their rehearsals for a Christmas show! Good times!
Awesome! Love this. Thanks for watching!
Well this explains the stamp sheet quute well, never really understood that inclusion in the booklet (or even knew it was a thing until maybe my third or fourth copy, all used).
1st time I saw them I was 17 in 1992. My buddies and I got snuck into /The Main Bar because we had a close, back home at the lake, connection. I've been a huge fan since that night. Thanks for this. I really enjoyed it!
I'd be happy if Tripping Daisy release a 'best of'... Maybe some day 🤔 Really enjoyed this interview, thanks for sharing 😊👍
Thanks for watching!
Their version of gotta have friends is great, love it. The video is a lot of fun.
Living in Iowa, never got a chance to see them. But Elastic Firecraker is one of the few albums I think is absolutely perfect. Dig the others but I just latched onto to that one. Still jam it to this day.
Love Tripping Daisy, but Elastic Firecracker was my least favorite TD album.
To each their own.
Cool to see this. I saw TD live in Lubbock, TX 2 different times when I was in college. My friends were from the Dallas area and got me into the band. We all still listen to these albums on the regular. I live in San Antonio now, but went back to Lubbock last year and went to Ralph's Records and Tapes and looked for TD albums. I bought the "Get it On" EP and have had it on repeat for a year now in my pickup truck. I know see how the band made up songs on the fly.
great interview - whats up y'all!
Hey, thanks! Appreciate you watching!