Steve,
thank you for maintaining this great website (and probably a few others!), beautiful design. You are the perfect addition to Dave and his other long-time buddies, all 4 of you each contribute something differently and work very well together based on performances i've seen so far and even your Rehersals interview.

I look forward to seeing you all soon, I wish i could go to the benefit show you have wednesday, looking forward to your other shows or tour dates.

"music videos are not available in your country"

What is this?

Since when is MTV Canada boycotting europe?

Is it a trade thing again?

damn

Cool interview. Enjoyed the comments about playing live, intuition, and improvisation.

Excellent interview and loved the acoustic takes on your work.

I purchased (ONe) on Sunday and think it's a fabulous. Steve Issacs, you are an incredible vocalist and I'm glad, collectively, you included "Lie Next to Me" on your album. It really shows the vocal texture the entire band can present.

Congratulations and later days.

GO TO BRAZIL!!!!

Very kewl interview, it's always a joy listening to you guys! And I just watched you rocking on stage with Storm, right on! I actually had a sneaking suspicion you would go up first with her.. Getting excited to hear you guys in DC again, I might also make the trip to Atlantic City if you decide to play up there again. Diggin the album more and more everytime I hear it, amazing lyrics Steve! I really feel heavy Plant/Morrisson influence in your vocals and that's what we need more of today, keep em comin!

GUYS!

I saw you when you stopped through Chicago at Double Door. I'm curious, which "13" did you end up using? I thought ours pretty much rocked...

-aj

-aj,

The Double Door rocked, did it not? Did you stick around and mingle with the band afterwards. Perkins was especially cool with his time. I saw Navarro get in the tour bus, but, unfortunately, I did not get a chance to meet him. Chaney and Isaacs . . . I'm not sure where they were. I would have liked to shake their hands, too.

Bri@n,

Here's a recap of my post-show encounter, still as vivid in my mind today as the night I went:

I met up with Steve on the way around the block...congratulated him on a job well done. He seemed to be in a hurry, and maybe a little surprised that I stopped him to say hi.

Once I got around back, Perk was meeting up with some close friends it seemed, so I didn't want to interrupt. I didn't see Chaney much...I know I saw him come out but I lost track.

I did actually met Dave. He was in the bus for a while, but eventually he came out and met a few folks. I found them all to be extremely gracious and patient, considering their hectic schedule, etc. Dave especially was visibly overwhelmed with the crowd but yet maintained his cool.

Gotta give them all respect for going out of their way to meet the fans. I can't wait to see them again. I would imagine though with their growing popularity that it won't possibly ever be as intimate again.

-aj

-aj,

Thanks for the Double Door post-show encounter! I saw TPC @ Hard Rock, too, but did not see any of the band members. However, I did hear others who were waiting in line say they interacted with Perkins. I hope that some day TPC will return to smaller venues.

-aj,

Thanks for the Double Door post-show encounter! I saw TPC @ Hard Rock, too, but did not see any of the band members. However, I did hear others who were waiting in line say they interacted with Perkins. I hope that some day TPC will return to smaller venues.

Dave and Steve:

I read your interview. This is blowing my mind. I mentioned to you about Steve Savage of "Beggars Fortune" and guess what his full name is......Steven Isaac Savage. I'd love to catch one of your shows sometime. Don't think you will be playing anywhere near Lynchburg, Virginia do you?
Chy

I love listening to ONe and can't wait to hear it live up here in TO.