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It's 1 Louder
PJ Pat
68 episodes
3 days ago
Send us a text PJ Pat excitedly shares the discovery of a vintage Guitar Aficionado magazine featuring ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons. Delving into an article, they explore the fascinating tale of how Gibbons acquired his iconic 1959 Les Paul, affectionately known as Pearly Gates. The guitar, obtained from a Texas rancher for just $250, has a storied history and unique features that make it irreplaceable. PJ Pat emphasizes the emotional and nostalgic value of such instruments, inviting viewers to rel...
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Send us a text PJ Pat excitedly shares the discovery of a vintage Guitar Aficionado magazine featuring ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons. Delving into an article, they explore the fascinating tale of how Gibbons acquired his iconic 1959 Les Paul, affectionately known as Pearly Gates. The guitar, obtained from a Texas rancher for just $250, has a storied history and unique features that make it irreplaceable. PJ Pat emphasizes the emotional and nostalgic value of such instruments, inviting viewers to rel...
Show more...
Music Commentary
Music,
Music History,
Music Interviews
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It's 1 Louder
The Story Behind Billy Gibbons' Legendary 1959 Les Paul
Send us a text PJ Pat excitedly shares the discovery of a vintage Guitar Aficionado magazine featuring ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons. Delving into an article, they explore the fascinating tale of how Gibbons acquired his iconic 1959 Les Paul, affectionately known as Pearly Gates. The guitar, obtained from a Texas rancher for just $250, has a storied history and unique features that make it irreplaceable. PJ Pat emphasizes the emotional and nostalgic value of such instruments, inviting viewers to rel...
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5 days ago
8 minutes

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Vs. by Pearl Jam. A 1993 Rolling Stone magazine article.
Send us a text I dive deep into Pearl Jam's iconic second album, 'Versus'. I consider 'Vs', alongside '10' as a monumental rock album, was a high-stakes follow-up that sold millions and defined the band's career. I examine the band's contrasting experiences recording the album, especially Eddie Vedder's struggle with fame and the luxurious recording conditions. With insights from an article by Andy Green and a nod to Brendan O'Brien's production, I unpack the album's creation, notable tracks ...
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2 months ago
17 minutes

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Behind the Wall: The Secrets of Comfortably Numb
Send us a text Your humble host PJ Pat delves into the legendary Pink Floyd track 'Comfortably Numb.' The episode covers the song's background within the 1979 album 'The Wall,' largely written by Roger Waters, who drew from his personal experiences. PJ Pat highlights the pivotal moment the song represents in the album's narrative and touches on the real-life incident that inspired Waters. The episode explores the contentious creation of the song, where Waters and David Gilmour clashed over it...
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3 months ago
7 minutes

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Silverchair's Daniel Johns 1996 Alternative Guitar Magazine Interview
Send us a text The Grunge Era: Revisiting Silverchair's Rise to Fame In this episode, we delve into an article from Alternative Guitar magazine, reminiscing about the grunge era of the early to mid-90s. The host reflects on the mainstream popularity of guitar-oriented music during that time and shares his personal connection to the era. Focused on the band Silverchair, which emerged as young, inspired musicians from Australia, we explore an interview with Daniel Johns, the band's lead singer...
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4 months ago
15 minutes

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Dave Grohl's Path from Nirvana to Foo Fighters: Guitar World Magazine Interview 1996
Send us a text In this episode, PJ Pat comments and reads excerpts of a rare 1996 Guitar World article exploring Dave Grohl's journey from being Nirvana's drummer to founding Foo Fighters. The narrative captures Grohl's mindset following Kurt Cobain's tragic death, his determination to continue making music, and his efforts to establish Foo Fighters as a distinct entity separate from the shadow of Nirvana. Highlights include Grohl's rapid recording process, public and critical reactions, his ...
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4 months ago
16 minutes

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The Story of Steely Dan’s ‘Reelin’ in the Years’. Classic Rock magazine article.
Send us a text The Story of Steely Dan’s ‘Reelin’ in the Years’ In this episode, dive into the fascinating backstory of Steely Dan's classic song 'Reelin' in the Years.' From its inception at Bard College, through the formative years at the iconic Brill Building, to its recording at Village Recorder Studios—discover how Donald Fagan and Walter Becker crafted this masterpiece. Hear about Elliot Randall's spectacular guitar solo, loved by legends like Jimmy Page, and learn why this track holds...
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4 months ago
8 minutes

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Why Johnny B. Goode is Out of This World
Send us a text Chuck Berry's Classic: Rolling Stones' 7th Greatest Song Join PJ Pat as he delves into the iconic 'Johnny B. Goode' by Chuck Berry, ranked number 7 on Rolling Stone's list of 500 greatest songs. Discover the personal anecdotes, historical significance, and fun facts surrounding this timeless rock and roll hit. From its autobiographical roots to its influence on pop culture, and even its space voyage aboard the Voyager Golden Record, this episode celebrates Chuck Berry's unpara...
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4 months ago
4 minutes

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The Journey of 'Yesterday' by The Beatles. A Rolling Stone Magazine Article.
Send us a text In this episode, I delve into song number 13 from Rolling Stone's '500 Greatest Songs of All Time.' The spotlight is on 'Yesterday' by The Beatles, an emotional ballad composed by Paul McCartney that holds the record as the most recorded song in history. Released in 1965, 'Yesterday' was unique for featuring classical instruments, a deviation from the typical rock and roll sound of the band. The script covers its inception, production, and the song's monumental success, includi...
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4 months ago
5 minutes

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Deep Purple's Ritchie Blackmore: Guitar World Interview 1991
Send us a text The Rock Legend: Richie Blackmore's Musical Journey and Influences In this episode, PJ Pat delves deep into the iconic career of Richie Blackmore, the legendary guitarist from Deep Purple. From his early days and inspirations to his unique playing style and pivotal moments in rock history, it's a comprehensive look at the man behind hits like 'Smoke on the Water.' We also explore his transition to Renaissance-inspired music with Blackmore's Night, his interactions with other r...
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5 months ago
16 minutes

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Jeff Beck: Guitar World Interview June 2009
Send us a text Diving into Jeff Beck: A Glimpse of Rock Guitar Legend In this episode, PJ Pat explore's an article from Guitar Legends magazine, delving into the world of Jeff Beck, one of rock's greatest guitarists. We'll uncover Beck's unique picking style, his early influences, and his legendary relationships with Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, and Jimi Hendrix. Tune in for stories from Beck's days with The Yardbirds, his experimentation with different music genres, his collaboration with Rod ...
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5 months ago
18 minutes

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The Story of Metallica's Most Daring Move
Send us a text PJ Pat, your fellow 'Rock Freak,' reads an excerpt from Rolling Stone magazine about Metallica's iconic Black Album. He discusses its massive popularity, its impact on both hardcore and new fans, and why it's considered the gold standard in heavy metal. Pat also shares insights on Metallica's 'Nothing Else Matters,' praised by Elton John as one of the greatest songs ever. The episode highlights Metallica's dedication to their fans, innovation in music and technology, and the da...
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5 months ago
9 minutes

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Kurt Cobain and THE Riff That Killed Glam Metal
Send us a text Nirvana: The Band That Changed My Life Forever Join PJ Pat as he dives into the 90s rock scene, highlighting the massive impact Nirvana had on his life. From high school influences to learning guitar, PJ shares anecdotes about his musical journey and reads an excerpt from a Rolling Stone interview with Kurt Cobain. Article from The Rolling Stone book entitled 90s: The Inside Stories from the Decade that Rocked. Written by David Fricke. Printed on January 27, 1994. ...
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5 months ago
9 minutes

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Green Day's Iconic Woodstock '94 Performance
Send us a text Join PJ Pat as he takes a nostalgic trip back to the 90s, reminiscing about the golden era of guitar-oriented rock music. He relives the peak of grunge and punk rock. Get an inside look at Green Day's wild Woodstock 1994 performance, complete with mud fights and stage chaos. PJ Pat also shares a special excerpt from an article from Rolling Stone about Green Day's rise to fame, making this episode a must-listen for any rock fan. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:05 The Golde...
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5 months ago
8 minutes

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Why Do Minor Chords Make Us Cry?
Send us a text Join your host PJ Pats in this heartfelt episode of 'It's 1 Louder Podcast' as he explores the emotional power of minor chords. PJ breaks down the science and psychology behind why minor chords make us feel all the feels, diving into their cultural significance and personal experiences. Discover why these somber sounds tug at our heartstrings, learn about the difference between major and minor chords, and find out how minor chords can offer emotional release. 00:00 Welco...
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5 months ago
6 minutes

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When Pearl Jam Defied Stardom: Article from Rolling Stone Magazine.
Send us a text Pearl Jam's No Code: The Raw and Uncompromising Masterpiece In this episode of the It's 1 Louder podcast, host PJ Pat dives into an article from Rolling Stone's special edition on Pearl Jam. Rolling Stone article read by PJ Pat was released on August 27th, 1996. Written by Andy Greene He discusses the band's fourth album, No Code, highlighting its experimental nature and stark departure from their earlier sound. PJ explores Eddie Vedder's deepening angst, the band'...
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5 months ago
7 minutes

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Kirk Hammett's Predictable Solos: A Deep Dive into 72 Seasons
Send us a text In this episode, we delve into Kirk Hammett's spontaneous approach to recording solos for Metallica's album '72 Seasons.' Unlike his meticulously composed solos from iconic albums like 'Master of Puppets' and 'The Black Album,' Hammett's new style uses the blues scale excessively, resulting in predictable and uninspiring solos. He improvised 20 to 30 solos and left the editing to Lars Ulrich and Greg Fidelman, but the end result leaves much to be desired. 00:00 Kirk Hammett's ...
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6 months ago
5 minutes

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The Aerospace Innovation Behind Ovation Guitars
Send us a text Strumming Through History: The Tale of Ovation Guitars and a Guns N' Roses Snippet Join PJ Pat in this episode of the It's 1 Louder podcast as he takes you on a nostalgic ride through the history of Ovation guitars. From their aerospace engineer origins, thanks to Charles Kaman, to becoming a favorite for live performances among artists like Glen Campbell and John Lennon, discover what makes these unique guitars so special. Before diving into the Ovation saga, PJ kicks off wit...
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6 months ago
11 minutes

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The History of Marshall Amps
Send us a text This episode dives into the legendary world of Marshall amps, the backbone of rock and roll. The journey begins in 1960s London with drummer and music shop owner Jim Marshall, who, after chatting with guitar gods like Pete Townshend, Ritchie Blackmore, and Eric Clapton, created the first Marshall amp to meet their demands for something louder and crunchier. The iconic JTM 45 was born, leading to the invention of the Marshall stack, a towering symbol of power on stage. From Jimi...
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6 months ago
6 minutes

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When Rock Legends Lennon, Hetfield, and Elton Get Weird
Send us a textIn this episode, PJ Pat brings rib-cracking stories from rock legends John Lennon, James Hetfield, and Elton John. From Lennon's bizarre garden party where guests dug a giant hole for no apparent reason, Hetfield's muddy ATV adventure, to Elton John's wild midnight tennis match in a Donald Duck costume with Billie Jean King, these tales promise to bring a smile to every rock fan's face. Tune in for these hilariously entertaining stories of rock history!00:00 Welcome to Rock with...
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7 months ago
8 minutes

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Why do bands make booze?
Send us a text Opening music by Witch of November Audio taken from a YouTube video I posted recently. In this episode, the host explores the growing trend of famous bands partnering with winemakers and breweries to create band-branded drinks. From Iron Maiden's Trooper Beer to Metallica's Blackened Whiskey, discover how these partnerships blend the rock and roll lifestyle with unique beverages. The host delves into the business motivations behind this trend and shares personal experien...
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7 months ago
6 minutes

It's 1 Louder
Send us a text PJ Pat excitedly shares the discovery of a vintage Guitar Aficionado magazine featuring ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons. Delving into an article, they explore the fascinating tale of how Gibbons acquired his iconic 1959 Les Paul, affectionately known as Pearly Gates. The guitar, obtained from a Texas rancher for just $250, has a storied history and unique features that make it irreplaceable. PJ Pat emphasizes the emotional and nostalgic value of such instruments, inviting viewers to rel...