Talk Toomey with Joshua Toomey Ep. 81 Best of Talk Toomey 2016
Jan 1, 2017
In a thrilling compilation, Tony Campos, the bass wizard known for his work with Static-X and Fear Factory, shares his musical origins and punk influences. Comedian Jim Breuer reflects on the media frenzy surrounding his comments about Brian Johnson from AC/DC. Guitarist Tom Maxwell discusses the legacy of Nothingface, debating the complexities of band reunions. Sonny Mayo dives into unexpected moments recording with Vanilla Ice, illustrating the unique twists of a vibrant musical career. It's a rollercoaster of stories from the metal and comedy worlds!
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Podcast Focus: Honest Inner-Circle Conversations
- Joshua Toomey frames Talk Toomey as a show that digs into the inner circle of hard rock and metal with focused, candid questions.
- The host prioritizes real career perspectives over fan-zone backslapping to get practical stories and lessons.
How Tony Campos Became A Go-To Bassist
- Tony Campos recounts how he started on bass after a friend suggested it and later built a career across major bands.
- He names Cliff Burton, Dan Loker, and Rob Nicholson (Blasko) as early influences shaping his style.
Bones Defends His Vocal Evolution
- Bones (Frank Fonsore) defends his vocal identity and explains he wrote many melodies even if he didn't always sing them.
- He describes his evolution from rapper to a broader vocal/lyrical expressionist aiming to improve his craft.
