We reminisce about the last Black Crowes show at The Fillmore in 2010. Ever wonder what it was like for Paul McCartney to be asked non-stop about The Beatles for 50 years? Us too. Sleep is still our drug of choice, and we talk 49ers Super Bowl...again. 

We reminisce about the last Black Crowes show at The Fillmore in 2010. Ever wonder what it was like for Paul McCartney to be asked non-stop about The Beatles for 50 years? Us too. Sleep is still our drug of choice, and we talk 49ers Super Bowl...again.

It's like the Green Room but blakk! Listen daily as Nikki Blakk chats with former Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman on all things blakkstage within the music scene and more.

It's like the Green Room but blakk! Listen daily as Nikki Blakk chats with former Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman on all things blakkstage within the music scene and more.

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We were having, band fights in 2010 that started in 1971

We break down the most recent Journey drama involving Neal Schon, Avenged Sevenfold and Arnel Pineda asking for a million fans to ask him to leave. We also have a beef brewing between Megadeth and Peter Frampton, but that one doesn’t have legs. We also think Frampton can do no wrong. We talk about how Jeff Beck’s legacy is living on with his wife and guitar tech bringing his guitar to his friends, like John Mayer & Billy Gibbons to play. Today is the 5th anniversary of Steve’s book “Hard to Handle” and we talk about his writing process, while Nikki gets the full scoop on some of the stories that didn’t make the final edit. Ahh, and forgive Steve for a bit of spontaneous laryngitis on this podcast. 

We break down the most recent Journey drama involving Neal Schon, Avenged Sevenfold and Arnel Pineda asking for a million fans to ask him to leave. We also have a beef brewing between Megadeth and Peter Frampton, but that one doesn’t have legs. We also think Frampton can do no wrong. We talk about how Jeff Beck’s legacy is living on with his wife and guitar tech bringing his guitar to his friends, like John Mayer &amp; Billy Gibbons to play. Today is the 5th anniversary of Steve’s book “Hard to Handle” and we talk about his writing process, while Nikki gets the full scoop on some of the stories that didn’t make the final edit. Ahh, and forgive Steve for a bit of spontaneous laryngitis on this podcast.

They Look Like a Bit of a Clown Car Right Now

Steve missed recording our podcast earlier tis week for an epic boat trip, so of course we need to hear about it. But, the real story is all things Jane’s Addiction. Steve gives us his unique take on being in a band that implodes on tour, and we look into recent band break ups, like REO Speedwagon and who’s next? Nikki’s pick is Kansas and Steve’s pick is Foo Fighters. 

Steve missed recording our podcast earlier tis week for an epic boat trip, so of course we need to hear about it. But, the real story is all things Jane’s Addiction. Steve gives us his unique take on being in a band that implodes on tour, and we look into recent band break ups, like REO Speedwagon and who’s next? Nikki’s pick is Kansas and Steve’s pick is Foo Fighters.

It’s more Addiction than Jane

We talk about how the Oasis reunion has brought Ticketmaster to the conversation again. We have the insider take with Nikki having worked for Ticketmaster and Steve having toured with Oasis. David Gilmour is talking abut selling Pink Floyd’s catalog again and we speculate on what it’s worth after Queen sold for over $1Bil. Did you ever wonder how money changes a musician? Steve talks about an interesting stipulation with his recent interview with Slash about Guns n Roses. As a drummer, as a musician, as someone who worked with brothers, we get Steve’s thoughts on Alex Van Halen’s forthcoming autobiography “Brothers.” We wrap with (obvs) the return of football season this weekend and our predictions for the San Francisco 49ers🤘

We talk about how the Oasis reunion has brought Ticketmaster to the conversation again. We have the insider take with Nikki having worked for Ticketmaster and Steve having toured with Oasis. David Gilmour is talking abut selling Pink Floyd’s catalog again and we speculate on what it’s worth after Queen sold for over $1Bil. Did you ever wonder how money changes a musician? Steve talks about an interesting stipulation with his recent interview with Slash about Guns n Roses. As a drummer, as a musician, as someone who worked with brothers, we get Steve’s thoughts on Alex Van Halen’s forthcoming autobiography “Brothers.” We wrap with (obvs) the return of football season this weekend and our predictions for the San Francisco 49ers🤘

We were having, band fights in 2010 that started in 1971

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