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NU POD | Staind's Break the Cycle with Jon Wysocki

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In this episode of Nu Pod, we delve into the making of Staind's iconic album Break the Cycle with the band's drummer Jon Wysocki. Jon takes us on a journey through the writing process, making the music videos, and touring with Limp Bizkit. Join us as we explore the stories behind each track on this transformative album.
We explore the themes and emotions that influenced the album's lyrical content, Jon provides behind-the-scenes stories from the studio sessions and the band's approach to recording the album, and we discuss how the album solidified Staind's place in the rock music scene. We end the episode with talk about what Jon is up to these days and speak on his current band, Lydia's Castle.
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29 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@lRickGrimesl 3 месяца назад

RIP Jon Wysocki

@wilhathaway1987 Год назад

I’m 35 and Staind and specifically this album saved my life. If it wasn’t for break the cycle I wouldn’t be here today. I never got to meet Jon but thank you for being part of of what has helped me in my life.

@givenhawk Месяц назад

same 🙏

@brandonanderson2066 11 месяцев назад

New Staind album is fire. The drums don't have the same presence and creative touch of the older records.

@phillandry 10 месяцев назад

Warm Safe Place is my favorite and so underrated. Break my heart everytimes...so emotional. Never played live I think, non sense..

@jjchaos2024 8 месяцев назад

Such an underrated track! So beautiful and deeply emotional. Love it so god damn much.

@celticspats5548 3 месяца назад

So eerie watching this now that he’s gone not even a year later. Jon’s music influenced so many of us and he’ll always live on with the music he gave us 🤘 RIP Jon wysocki

@flaelna 7 месяцев назад

Great interview. Jon is a fucking legend.....one of my favorites.

@JeremyNeal 3 месяца назад

RIP JON

@decadesofsegregation9677 Год назад

I saw them play on the roof of a small record store on Long Island between the first two record cycles in promo of Break The Cycle. We met them after and they signed things. My dad was a carpenter and we would listen to K rock religiously while he worked. A lot of these bands at the time became his favorite and he had a pretty rough life so Aaron’s vocals really spoke to him. My pops is still alive and we’ve had a pretty rocky relationship despite a lot of love over the years and I have tried to put aside his short comings. The years as a an single digit child/early he took me to see concerts is some of the happiest of my life and set me on course to be the creative musician and deep lover of life. We saw staind about 4 times in their prime, life changing. Great interview here thank you!

@IanVase Год назад

We (Straight Line Stitch) opened up for them a couple times when they toured with Three Days Grace and Hurt and they were incredible live. One of those standout moments in life for me!!!