Ryan Adams has been covering metal tunes on a more frequent basis, and this one comes from a show in Paris – he does Danzig‘s iconic “Mother”.
A cool comment on the YouTube page right now (which is rare) reads, “This is really cool. Now if only the people who think metal is crap, they should listen to this and they will see that these ‘silly noisy’ metal bands can construct brilliant songs…”. Ryan Adams’ involvement certainly helps.
I explain the history of this extremely creative and thought-provoking radio show feature in the clip, but this is from my final show on WYSP this past fall. I hadn’t done Dragonforce At Nine for years, but “brought it back” for the die-hards (my friend Taz) one last time.
The Farfan brothers make their big return to the Union Sound podcast, and this time things are quite different. In a matter of months, Gabriel and Michael Farfan have gone from fringe contributors to emerging stars.
They return to chat about their continued dream-come-true season, the upcoming playoff matchup against Houston, and their favorite moments from the regular season. Plus, your Twitter questions and a rematch of the “Brothers Game!”
The PPL Park dining room plays home to this week’s Union Sound podcast, where midfielder Brian Carroll returns for his first full-length sit-down with me to discuss the upcoming regular season finale in New York.
In addition, they chat about his extensive experience in the MLS Cup Playoffs, the club’s first-ever playoff berth, scoring his first Union goal in Seattle, airport food and culture, his future with the US Men’s National Team, and plenty of your Twitter-submitted questions.
One of the longer episodes of the season, but for good reason. Joined this week by the youngest guy (then) to have signed a professional sports contract in over 100 years in the United States at age 14, Freddy Adu.
Now 22 years old, with 8 years of pro experience, he sits down with me in the PPL Park dining room to talk in-depth about his path from MLS to Europe and back here, to the Philadelphia Union.
