The Gracious Two - LIVE Show 090 - Jason Pierce
The Gracious two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo, discusses Ed Kowalczyk’s recent actions, including promoting a subpar drummer and bassist and taking legal losses. It highlights Ed’s perceived out-of-touch behavior and suggests he prioritizes his ego over his fans’ and loved ones. The discussion also touches on Ed’s possible strained relationship with his brother, Adam Kowalczyk, and Adam doesn't tour with LiVe.
The conversation discusses the importance of parents having open conversations with their children about safety and boundaries, emphasizing the need to protect children from potential predators. It highlights the disturbing case of a man exposing himself in a women’s locker room, sparking a discussion about the need for stricter regulations to prevent such incidents. The conversation also touches on the controversial issue of transgender individuals accessing women’s spaces, raising concerns about the potential risks to children’s safety.
Jason Pierce, a drummer, discusses his experience touring with Our Lady Peace, Evans Blue, Justin Bieber and others and his love for drums. He highlights the meticulous engineering of DW drums, praising their sound and feel. Jason also mentions the challenges of touring with a young family and expresses his preference for headline dates over festivals.
Jason, a musician, discusses his experience in the festival circuit, enjoying observing other bands and their performances. He emphasizes his love for music and his goal of creating meaningful work, rather than seeking fame. The conversation also touches on a wildfire in New Jersey and Jason’s songwriting process with Our Lady Peace, highlighting their collaborative and supportive approach.
Jason discusses his preference for playing music by ear rather than strictly following sheet music, emphasizing the importance of connecting with the audience and infusing creativity into his performances. He shares his experience recording with renowned producer Nick Raskulinecz in Nashville, where he had the opportunity to play on Neil Peart’s drum kit, a moment he describes as “crazy.” Jason also mentions his home studio setup and his collaborations with Dallas Green, highlighting the diverse musical projects he’s been involved in throughout his career.
Jason recounts his journey with Never Ending White Lights, a Canadian project that led him to tour with Our Lady Peace. He emphasizes the importance of camaraderie and security in a band, highlighting the challenges of being a freelance musician. Jason also shares his experience playing with Justin Bieber during his early rise to fame.
The Gracious Two and Jason discuss his pre-concert routine, which involves physical preparation and mental focus. He shares a humorous anecdote about his father’s disruptive behavior at a concert, highlighting the challenges of managing personal situations while performing. JRo also recounts a past incident where he, in his youth, confronted his girlfriend and mother backstage at a LiVe concert, leading to a humorous and embarrassing confrontation.
The conversation discusses the passion and expertise of drummers, highlighting the shared experiences and insights they bring. It also touches on the topic of flat Earth beliefs, acknowledging the passion of proponents while emphasizing the need for evidence and scientific reasoning. The discussion concludes with a call to action for the audience to share, like, follow, and subscribe.
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