Episode 001 - Interview with The Damage Done
Click here to download this episode! Welcome to the first episode of Seattle Punk Audio Zine! This episode features an interview with The Damage Done and four songs from their recently-released full-length album Scream All Of Our Cliches. The interview was recorded in Seattle, WA on September 29th, 2009. The Damage Done is: Connor - Drums Chris - Bass, Backing Vocals Jake - Guitar, Backing Vocals Ryan - Vocals Show Notes: 1:01 - Song #1: Mumpa 4:45 - Scream All Of Our Cliches was recorded at Magnets Large & Small 5:30 - Album released on Better Half Records, founded by Chris Crusher and K2 of Smokejumper 7:25 - GRN STRP Haus is one of The Damage Done's favorite venues. 7:51 - In April, the band toured with Success! 8:15 - Bands at North Park Awesome Fast included Breaker Breaker One Niner, Tiltwheel, Dead To Me, and This Is My Fist 11:20 - Song #2: All The People In The Place To Be (Don't Care) 17:35 - Northwest Punk Board 17:44 - The Stranger, one of Seattle's two weekly news and entertainment papers 23:42 - Former member of The Damage Done, Eliot, has a new band Shakes, also on Better Half Records 24:09 - Chris and Jake have another band: Smooth Sailing 24:35 - Lucas Andrews of Anchor Down is an awesome guy! He designed the SPAZ logo. 25:14 - Ryan plays accoustic songs under the name Jefferson Deathstar 25:46 - Song #3: The Sky Is Really Heavy 28:28 - The Damage Done recommends the following bands: Polar Bear Club, Akimbo, Horse the Band, Helms Alee, Drunken Boat, Rumspringer 29:40 - Ryan passed out after seeing Rumspringer and John Cougar Concentration Camp 32:04 - Buy Scream All Of Our Cliches at upcoming The Damage Done shows, the Better Half Records website, on iTunes, or at Interpunk. 32:27 - The Damage Done played an amazing show at Studio Seven with A Wilhelm Scream, Living With Lions, Shook Ones, and The Riot Before. 33:29 - Song #4: Teen-Bop Hit Factory Photo of The Damage Done courtesy of Cameron Collins, all rights reserved.
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