Chris Robinson

Um, and this show, they had a show that came on at two in the morning and it was from Los Angeles called new wave theater.

And that was like huge, huge, uh,

Being a kid in the suburbs in Georgia where it's still pretty much like that band, all the people listen to that band, Alabama.

They wear trucker hats and flannels and want to beat you up because you have a Ramones record or something.

That's how it was.

Wow.

So this show was like a real beacon of...

You know, my mom was like, oh, yeah.

There it is.

Peter Ivers.

A very interesting character, Peter Ivers.

Yeah, so this is what I'm really into.

Don Bowles is the drummer in 45 Graves.

It was in The Germs.

No, but, well, I don't know.

But they definitely made amazing, beautiful, cool outsider art.

And, you know, I think something that we have a hard time understanding in this day and age is art that's made because of the visceral interaction with you and other people that has nothing to do with I'm going to be a big star.

Some of the things I think...

I mean, fuck, I'm like one of the last.

I mean, the Black Crows, we have to be one of the last bands of the time where we kind of felt it was our duty to never truly give in to the other side.