70 – MAD CADDIES INTERVIEW! Chuck Robertson talks about Dirty Rice, Musical Origins, Tour life & Lessons and more!

This week’s interview is with Chuck Robertson of MAD CADDIES! We chat with Chuck backstage at the Summit Music Hall in Denver. We talk about Chuck’s early musical origins, summer camp, tour life and lessons, touring in your 30’s, teaching younger bands, staying in the Ska Scene and the Mad Caddies new album: Dirty Rice! All this and more in today’s audio adventure! Dirty Rice comes out May 13th on Fat Wreck Chords! This episode features “Brand New Scar” from the 2014’s DIRTY RICE & “Road Rash” from 1997’s DUCK AND COVER. You can download the episode from Itunes at: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mostly-harmless-with-dammit/id439812373

34 – Dave Hause of The Loved Ones joins us from The Revival Tour to talk about having his father’s name, how traveling with Kid Dynamite influenced his musical career and more!

THIS WEEK’S EPISODE OF THE MOSTLY HARMLESS PODCAST IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE DENVER COMIC CON! VISIT http://www.denvercomiccon.com for more information! I’ll never forget the day that The Loved Ones came blasting out of my tiny little computer speakers and knocked me across the room. My roommate, then a computer programer for a Department of Defense subcontractor came home to tell me he spent the entire day surfing Myspace and discovered a little band with members of Kid Dynamite. He knew I’d like it, but he was wrong. I loved it. Over the years I’ve followed Dave Hause career from The […]

27 – Matt Allison of ATLAS STUDIOS (Alkaline Trio, Lawrence Arms, Menzingers, The Arrivals!)

  Buddies! I’ve never had as magical a time as I’ve had in Chicago for Riot Fest 2012. But today’s episode is not about the adventure I had, but one of the Chicago specific heroes I met on my adventure. I’ve been following the works of Matt Allison since I was 16 or 17 years old. It all started when I picked up a copy of BEN IS DEAD magazine or FLIPSIDE, don’t ask me which, because I do not remember now, in my early 30’s. I ordered a record by a then little known band called THE BROADWAYS. The […]