Winston Marshall
speaker
891 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 13 May
Winston Marshall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 3 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 2.
Appearances
It's kind of funny, come on.
I felt like I was one of the bad guys to... Was the band close at that point, or were you going through... I mean, because Mumford & Sons was huge. You're still big. You're still at the Hollywood Bowl, like three nights in a row. But there was a time when they were like, and this is a little after that, but like, you know, winning all the Grammys, and there's like an It band.
2012, 2013.
That's amazing. I mean, most people don't ever get to that. And you can't be that forever. Even the Beatles were only back for six years, you know, or something. Yeah, I imagine they did all that in seven years. Yeah, but so where was the... And normally when a band is that successful, they hate each other anyway.
For all the reasons bands hate each other, which as many rock stars have explained to me, is basically two things. One, you didn't like my song. Two, you took that girl.
I mean, as a Beatle nut, I know all the stories and among them that my favorite is they would do these gigs in the year right leading up to Beatlemania, you know, like 63. I guess it was already happening in England, but But there would be all of them in one van and no heat in the van in England in the winter. And they'd drive up, have to drive six hours to the gig.
And they would be lying on top of each other in the back of the van for warmth. That's a tight band. Yeah, that's a tight one. That'll get you tight. But then usually, it's funny, in those years, you see pictures of them and they're always smiling. Then you see the pictures of them from 68 on and it's just like, yeah.
You're climbing the mountain and it's going well. And just for your soul, for your spirit, it's the greatest.
And also, it was going against the grain. Like, no one would have predicted that kind of band Well, I've got a theory about that. Well, I think banjo is going to be the next bit. No one was saying that. So it was like a big flex.
Yeah, there's always like five versions of the DVR that comes out and nobody uses Betamax. I'm sorry, but that's just the way of the world. There's winners and losers, okay?
So I sort of see it as a... I think it was a reaction of people leaving their phone messages at the beginning of their record.
Yeah.
I cannot listen to this guy talking. I remember that. And then there were usually like something that just, okay, you're the biggest, baddest dude on the block. I get it. All the bitches want you and...
What I'm asking is, at the time of Bookgate, With Mr. No. And Mr. No's last name is spelled G-N-O, correct? N-G-O. I mean, NGO. He's Vietnamese by origin. That's correct. Right. In case people think we're talking about Dr. No and try to look this up, it's like, where's this No guy?
I don't know. But at the time of Bookgate, where was the band... the day before the book thing happened? Were they good? Was it all love?
But did you hate each other or like each other at that moment?
It must be just like a relationship, but with four people. Like as complicated as a relationship can be, and then times the drummer. Yeah. We didn't have a drama, by the way. Well, but most bad. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. It just, it's got to be rough. But fun. Okay, so then the book thing happens.
But did the band splinter on you as the issue? Like some people were, hey, we're too hard on Winston. And some people were, no, we're not hard enough. Burn him, burn him.
They all signed on to that?
Wow. I wish I'd attacked them instead of you.
Showing 501–520 of 891 · page 26 of 45
← Previous
Next →