Mark and Me Podcast Episode 426: Shane Greenhall (Those Damn Crows)
Apr 10, 2025
Shane Greenhall, the charismatic frontman of Those Damn Crows, shares insights into the band's vibrant journey and upcoming album 'God Shaped Hole.' He reminisces about formative musical experiences and the storytelling power of their songs. Shane delves into the psychology of live performances, discussing the balance of nerves and confidence, as well as the emotional impact they feel on stage. With a look toward the future, he expresses excitement about their growth and connection with fans, embracing the exhilarating world of rock music.
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Download Set Turned Chaotic And Memorable
- Shane recounts playing Download Main Stage where heavy rain started as soon as they hit the first chord but the band pushed through.
- He describes getting burned by the flames on stage and the set being chaotic but memorable.
Early Albums Made Music Feel Doable
- Shane and Mark recall childhood albums that sparked their musical journeys like Green Day's Dookie and The Offspring.
- Those records made guitar playing feel achievable and inspired both to pick up instruments.
Simplicity Amplifies Connection
- Shane and Mark argue simplicity often trumps technicality because it invites listeners to play and sing along.
- They value songwriting and storytelling above complexity, citing country and classic rock influences.