great intw....butch deserves a bio of his own.....so sad his demise

I'd say my favorite Pepper era COC record is Wiseblood.

Doesn't like Russia on Ice???? He didn't listen to it enough. 😂 jk.

5:00 LOL

How he felt about Morningrise is what I think about My Arms, Your Hearse: fantastic songs, but I really dislike the production sound on that one. The CD that I own contains the two bonus tracks of the Iron Maiden and CF cover songs. Love Opeth but I loathe those two covers.

The best American band.

Heritage is their best. Heritage 2 when?

What was the date of this?

Awesome interview, I loved and still love the Allman Brothers music, they left us a treasure trove! RIP to all of the members that passed away.

Sorry, he sounds like a dick. All he does in these interviews is trash other people.

My fav all time band too. Damn shame the original group didn't make more music

What's his name?? Damm! Come on man! JIM MORRISON!

For me " Russia on Ice " isolated from Lightbulb Sun is a Phenomenal piece, i understand why steven doesn't like it as much compared to the leap in material and production that came after Gavin joined but thats just me Its my favorite piece from that album and for me the best piece they ever wrote while Chris was still involved in the band That or " Untitled "

R.I.P. Butch Trucks

A brilliant lunatic...lol💚

Wish he would have gotten help at the end..

World Painted Blood is my favourite Slayer album. My favourite drumming from Dave is on the South Of Heaven album though. It's a pity Jeff's world came to an end in 2013 but he left an amazing legacy. Psychopathy Red is a powerful song as good as anything they did in the 1980s.

Damn, I wished Jeff took better care of himself.

Damn! I wish Jeff was still alive and writing. He was one of the greatest!🤘🏻

Jeff was the filter for the fans, he knew what material would work for the fans, and to here him mention Bostaph’s lack of creativity is Jeff being real.

Its crazy how he had The Human Strain for a few years. Cant help but think what else he mightve been cooking up in his last years. Also kinda funny how he sorta talked shit about Bostaph a dude he was in a band with for years lol.

Butch lived about a couple of blocks from my house at the time of his passing. I never knew until it happened. For a fan that loved(s) the Allman Brothers probably more than any other band, it was shocking, but more than that, it was painful to imagine how bad he felt that he chose that way. Whatever the circumstances, may God bless him and every other musician that's ever been part of the Allman Brothers Band. They were something incredibly special, and they were all at the end of the day really good people, I think.

I like the shows and albums 78 - 82. Listen to them often. A lot of excellent songs. I'm all about Dickey Betts....there is absolutely no way the later tribute band is the best since Duane....the very notion is absurd....Dickey carried the band on his back after Duane...with his song writing and signature sound....that could never be replaced....Dickey was still playing great when he left and after with Great Southern...what nonesense...without Dickey I had no interest and still don't....give me Dickey with Dan Toler anyday over that....I think Enlightened Rogues is one of their best....the Arista albums had a couple of horrible commercial tracks but most of the tracks were great...live during that period they were phenomenal......Dickey Betts is one of my top favorite guitarists.....his songs on Where it All Begins are the best ones hands down.....

Jeff was Slayer

I went to more Allman Brothers concerts than I can count. Mr. Trucks reminded me of one at Darien Lakes, NY in the early 1990s. It was a great long show and the encore ended in the most powerful rendition of "Whipping Post" of the many I have seen. It was so stunning that when done the amphitheater lights came on and everybody left and walked through the entire amusement park to their cars in total silence. In over 50 years I have never been to any other concert where that happened.

I saw killing joke open up for tool it was a solid set r.i.p

R. I. P. Geordy. You was my absolutley Master with your Guitar. I'am so sad.

Well done, dude! Great job in landing DUFF.

If/When they release The Eros sessions as a fully fledged &Mixed LP, It will have the potential to be one of there BEST albums to date. Smile, Brief Exchange & Lovers Are Amazing songs

Lovely Man, huge talent, one of a kind. RIP

Respect to Duff. He's an incredible musician who doesn't get enough credit. The way he played bass on Appetite and the UYI albums was like nothing I've ever heard before. Also, it's great that they play for over 3 hours. I look at that as Guns thanking the fans for all the support the past 30 years. Tickets are so expensive but they give the fans their money's worth.

This is an interesting interview that shows what Duff is thinking.

0:00 Lighthouse and This Is The Song 5:22 Duff's wife Susan 7:20 I Just Don't Know 8:30 Forgiveness 10:14 Finding his own style and who plays on Lighthouse 19:15 Slash and Jerry Cantrell 21:21 Beautiful Disease 23:33 I Saw God on 10th Street 25:04 Lighthouse touring plans 28:12 Loaded 29:43 Guns N' Roses

Rest in peace Brother 😢🎸

I agree with some of that but Derek was already in the band when Dickey left.

thanks fot the upload!

He will be sadly missed, my fave guitar player of all time.

Another icon of electric guitar gone. RIP fella. You'll be missed.

Legend

Still one of my faves! So good to hear how he tried to keep the clearness in chords while playing with KJ…one of the best walls of sound ever! Rip Geordie 🙏🏽🎸✊🏽

RIP Geordie.

One of the most unique guitarists ever, RIP

R.I.P. Geordie. You were definitely one of my guitar heroes.

RIP Geordie😭

RIP to the greatest guitarist, Geordie Walker

RIP Geordie Walker

Death Magnetic is a bad ass album!

Pantera and Type O is my all time fave tour duo, wish I could have seen them live, youtube footage is amazing.

So sad.

RN CCRN VALDEZ 🇺🇲☦️🪖