Local H

We, we, we talked to, we talked to lots of bands.

Like, we talked to the band Dig, we talked to, um, Joe from Local H, uh, you know, before, you know, the, the original member-

Oh, yeah

... from Local H.

Yeah.

And all these represses, nobody makes a penny from.

Great band.

Uh, just incredible.

That's who I'm going to see.

But I think Local H is involved.

Some of the shows have the Verve Pipe.

So we talk about kind of what the 90s were like for him.

There's some other great artists.

I can't remember the name.

Local H.

Local H we love, yeah.

well, here's another mind blow then.

Petey and I used to play Local H style even before that a little

bit.

Well, I remember that.

Mm-hmm

... welcome to the world of Local H.

We're here.

We're here.

We are here in the Local H. Um, speaking of forgetting the world, before we start, I wa- I have a musical confession for you, Scott.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

[laughs]

As I mentioned earlier on the show, Vaden was on the show a few weeks ago, and he was just in a good place, a happy place.

Like you said, you're playing bigger rooms now, Local H on there.

I mean, it's such a great lineup.

But you get to watch a guy who's been doing this over 30 years from the side of the stage and pretty much got a front row ticket there.

When you look at Vaden or the band Toadies or even Local H and you go like, man, If we're still doing this, you know, 25, 30 years from now, I hope I can take that, you know, with us, whatever that may be.

I mean, is there something like that that you feel like you're learning right now, I guess? Something

I really admire in Vaden is like at the end of all of his sets, he'll pretty much preach to everyone that, you know, the power of love and just like pushing that out and kind of like, you know, telling everyone, Hey, if you, you know, have it in you, you know, spread it on to others.

We're going to see me and Michelle.

We're going to see Local H tomorrow and Cattlebox.

So excited about that.

A little date night for me and her at Oktoberfest.

Although you did have, actually, I'll hand over because you said you were going to recap everything we've gone over so far.

And since we did the second one, you have changed what Local H was.

So I'll hand it over to you.

What have we done so far?

Green Day equal to the Buzzcocks.

We had Sublime equal to Bob Marley.

rancid equal to the clash that was kind of a bonus one that we did on that episode the deftones uh i gave you deep purple local h we changed to seals and croft because uh alternative is kind of equal to yacht rock in the 70s we kind of like we went down a whole rabbit hole there Not a Surf, I gave you Big Star.

Beck, we did Captain Beefheart.

Yeah.

It was Local H and the Vandaleers.

The Vandaleers were the first band to play.

They were like an alt-country band, also from Texas.

I think Local H is also from Texas, aren't they? I'm not 100% sure.

Yeah.

I

have to look