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Sep 7, 2018 40 min

Ep 201: Coldplay/Peter Gabriel/Melissa Etheridge

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This week on Famous Lost Words, we kick off Season 2 with a fun-filled, hilarious interview with COLDPLAY from 2005. We also hear the incredible story of how a threat on his life forced PETER GABRIEL to do a Genesis reunion in the early ‘80s. And we feature a great chat with Melissa Etheridge, who surprisingly reveals her French Canadian roots! And of course, we end the show with “The Wisdom Of Dave” - as David Lee Roth expounds on life and music - and manages to confuse us all!

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This week on Famous Lost Words, we kick off Season 2 with a fun-filled, hilarious interview with COLDPLAY from 2005. We also hear the incredible story of how a threat on his life forced PETER GABRIEL to do a Genesis reunion in the early ‘80s. And we...

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