Ep. 526 - ME. (Frmr Taking Back Sunday), The Dreamboats Review

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Episode 526 of Concert Pipeline featuring ME., in which we chat with drummer/songwriter Mark O’Connell about starting drumming at age 8, what he learned from his time in Taking Back Sunday that he was able to apply to his new band, reconnecting with and starting the band with his sober brother Eddie Reyes from TBS, the impact of “Tell All Your Friends” on myself and many others, playing instruments besides the drums, and making of their new album “All Good Things,” which he finds to be the best music of his life. We also feature a review of The Dreamboats’ show at The Sofia in Sacramento.

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