Randy Blythe

Yeah. And you're talking about the Beatles, not the biggest Beatles fan, but I've been to made of ale studios who to do like the, what became the inheritance of the peel sessions. John peel is a producer there who used to, have his own radio show, very influential in spreading new music in England.

Yeah. And you're talking about the Beatles, not the biggest Beatles fan, but I've been to made of ale studios who to do like the, what became the inheritance of the peel sessions. John peel is a producer there who used to, have his own radio show, very influential in spreading new music in England.

But we were in there and his producer, the guy who inherited the peel show was showing, he's like, see this two inch tape. This is just sitting in the corner, dusty. And he was like, the Beatles did a record on that tape machine. And I'm just like, wow. It's so cool. I just love seeing the little pieces of history and inserting myself in that history in a way. That's also important.

But we were in there and his producer, the guy who inherited the peel show was showing, he's like, see this two inch tape. This is just sitting in the corner, dusty. And he was like, the Beatles did a record on that tape machine. And I'm just like, wow. It's so cool. I just love seeing the little pieces of history and inserting myself in that history in a way. That's also important.

But we were in there and his producer, the guy who inherited the peel show was showing, he's like, see this two inch tape. This is just sitting in the corner, dusty. And he was like, the Beatles did a record on that tape machine. And I'm just like, wow. It's so cool. I just love seeing the little pieces of history and inserting myself in that history in a way. That's also important.

It's not just consuming these places, but I think it feeds my energy because like I said, I never thought we would ever make any money doing this music. My wildest, wildest dream was to play a club called CBGB in New York. Because that was the birthplace of punk rock. It's where the Ramones and Blondie and those guys got their start back in the early mid-70s, even before the Sex Pistols.

It's not just consuming these places, but I think it feeds my energy because like I said, I never thought we would ever make any money doing this music. My wildest, wildest dream was to play a club called CBGB in New York. Because that was the birthplace of punk rock. It's where the Ramones and Blondie and those guys got their start back in the early mid-70s, even before the Sex Pistols.

It's not just consuming these places, but I think it feeds my energy because like I said, I never thought we would ever make any money doing this music. My wildest, wildest dream was to play a club called CBGB in New York. Because that was the birthplace of punk rock. It's where the Ramones and Blondie and those guys got their start back in the early mid-70s, even before the Sex Pistols.

So I thought maybe one day we'll get to play CBGB. And in 1997, I believe it was, it's 97 or 98, we got to play CBGB for the first time. And I walked on stage and I... It's it was just a dump, man. But so many great bands played there and it was such a great place to play. And I walked on stage and I felt as if I was walking into history.

So I thought maybe one day we'll get to play CBGB. And in 1997, I believe it was, it's 97 or 98, we got to play CBGB for the first time. And I walked on stage and I... It's it was just a dump, man. But so many great bands played there and it was such a great place to play. And I walked on stage and I felt as if I was walking into history.

So I thought maybe one day we'll get to play CBGB. And in 1997, I believe it was, it's 97 or 98, we got to play CBGB for the first time. And I walked on stage and I... It's it was just a dump, man. But so many great bands played there and it was such a great place to play. And I walked on stage and I felt as if I was walking into history.

I inserted myself into the noble history of that smelly, smelly club. And I did. We got to play it several times and no one can ever take that from me. It's something very dear to my heart.

I inserted myself into the noble history of that smelly, smelly club. And I did. We got to play it several times and no one can ever take that from me. It's something very dear to my heart.

I inserted myself into the noble history of that smelly, smelly club. And I did. We got to play it several times and no one can ever take that from me. It's something very dear to my heart.

Sure.

Sure.

Sure.

Okay, so I remember precisely when it happened because, like I said at first, alcohol really enhanced my ability to be social, to not feel like such a freak, and to feel more comfortable in my own skin. And so, naturally, I pursued that. I pursued that to great lengths, to Herculean lengths. And then

Okay, so I remember precisely when it happened because, like I said at first, alcohol really enhanced my ability to be social, to not feel like such a freak, and to feel more comfortable in my own skin. And so, naturally, I pursued that. I pursued that to great lengths, to Herculean lengths. And then

Okay, so I remember precisely when it happened because, like I said at first, alcohol really enhanced my ability to be social, to not feel like such a freak, and to feel more comfortable in my own skin. And so, naturally, I pursued that. I pursued that to great lengths, to Herculean lengths. And then