John Corabi of The Dead Daisies discusses his history with records, the collectibility of his music catalogue on vinyl, his recent book "Horseshoes & Hand Grenades", moments of with the likes of Nirvana, Eddie Van Halen & more.

Returning to The Dead Daisies
Relationship with former members
Is The Dead Daisies the best gig in rock and roll?
Why did he leave TDD originally?
Can he balance The Dead Daisies with his solo work?
John’s sorted past, growing up with records
John is buying records again but doesn’t have a turntable
The collectability of John’s vinyl history – Motley Crue, Brides of Destruction, solo work
Writing his book “Horseshoes & Hand Grenades”
Blowback because of the book
Audition for Quiet Riot in the late 80s
Meeting up with Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl
Nirvana helped clear out the copy-cat bands
John’s memories of the shift in musical tastes
John’s favourite 15 years of music
Multiple genres on radio
Memories of Eddie Van Halen, backyard party
The Howard Hughes of rock and roll
The tape library in 5150 studio
Interview wrap up

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