EP. 309 - Cone McCaslin (Sum 41)
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In Too Deep. As Sum 41 prepare to embark on their final ever UK/European run, longstanding bassist Cone McCaslin takes time away from the bands worldwide farewell tour, to reflect on their pop-culture vs punk-rock legacy, processing an emotional breakup and life after music, on Episode 309 of Sappenin' Podcast. In this conversation, Cone shares secrets on the decision to end things on their own terms, spending twenty-five years traveling the globe, taking time to appreciate every last show, extreme highs vs industry lows, his brotherhood relationship with Deryck Whibley, honest reactions to reading his new memoir and intense media headlines, wanting more photos with friends, why writing Does This Look Infected was such a risk to follow All Killer No Filler, iconic music video moments, the time they played a Russian building site, one song he campaigned to be a single, label mistakes, family matters, iconic MTV parties, audience tears and more! Turn it up and join Sean and Morgan to find out Sappenin' this week!
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