MxPx
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Sep 18, 2026
Jeremy Alan GouldHOST
Same here
Cody BonnetteGUEST
... those, quote-unquote, "secular bands" would lead me to, like, the, the Tooth & Nail world, which would be, like, uh, Value Pack, obviously MxPx.
Cody BonnetteGUEST
And then I started to like also like ska music, 'cause at that time in the late '90s, that was, like, really popping, you know? Um, so The Supertones, uh, Five Iron Frenzy, Squad Five-O, you know, these are just to name-
Jeremy Alan GouldHOST
Yeah
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
um but everyone was so kind and so great or giving and willing to let me use places and stuff and and of course i obviously paid for it but it's just like a lot of community uh in in that regard they were just very wanting live music you know which was really cool yeah um and i actually used um another venue called the cotillion which was like a really big name there probably a 2000 cap room and i wound up doing two shows there um one of them was under oath which obviously a lot of people know Um, and that was like the biggest show I ever booked and I was just lucky to be part of that.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
And then there was another one that wasn't as big, but MXPX was on the bill.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
So it was like a lot of cool opportunity to just be involved in something like, you know, bands that influenced me in some way, shape or form.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
So yeah.
21 MINS LATER
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
So I thought it was kind of a cool name because it really fit the podcast in a lot of different ways.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
And so I started that, changed the name, and then it started kind of some traction and had Sean on pretty early, which was such a big deal for me.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
And then I got the artwork done by John Neeson, who did the Tooth & Nail logo and the MXPX logo, which I thought was... yeah i mean i was like look i'll pay you like let's i want to do something incredible he got on the phone with me for like two and a half hours talked to me like you know you know kind of try to bring up things that and it was just like an incredible conversation and then he like sent me three things and the first thing i saw was that's it i love it i'm absolutely in love with this and that's been the logo and so i did that because of the history of it all I just thought it would be cool to be incorporated in some way.
Jeremy Alan GouldGUEST
Yeah.
IanHOST
We get Jarrett Reddick from Bowling for Soup.
IanHOST
We get Mike Herrera from MXPX and Goldfinger.
IanHOST
John Feldman from Goldfinger and Suitwearing.
IanHOST
The other guy from MXPX, Tom Wisniewski.
DeathHOST
Why'd they fucking let him on the stage?
IanHOST
I don't know.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I feel like singing, something amazing.
Andrew GillHOST
In their first eight months, they said they played 60 shows, opening for bands like MXPX, the Mighty Mighty Boss Tones, and Less Than Jake.
Andrew GillHOST
They even jumped in a van and road tripped to a cornfield in Illinois for the Cornerstone Festival, even though they hadn't booked a gig there.
Leah PayneHOST
With all this positive attention as a ska band, it was time to find a permanent saxophonist.
Scoochie BoochieHOST
Hell.
Sam TallentGUEST
MXPX.
Sam TallentGUEST
Skillet.
Sam TallentGUEST
Yeah, skill it.
JohnHOST
terrible year of albums.
JohnHOST
You had a couple of good ones, White Pony by Deftones, LD50 by Mudvayne, Lamb of God dropped in, I think might've been their first album with North American Gospel, Flog and Molly put their debut out, MXPX, but it's not a lot.
JohnHOST
There's not a lot of stuff that comes out this year, even in the indie side.
JohnHOST
And it's because everyone was touring right now.
Danny SmithHOST
Like, what's a rock band gonna do? What are they gonna do to be rebellious?
Travis VoxnessHOST
Well, let me say this that's making your point too is I know, like, on Warped Tour right now, like, bands, like punk bands from the '90s, like MxPx and like, um, uh, and, and like Goldfinger, some of these like ska bands that were huge, Reel Big Fish, I mean, they're bigger now or as big as they ever were.
Travis VoxnessHOST
Like, they're back on.
Danny SmithHOST
Yeah.
Addison CohenHOST
Um, is there, is there like intentionally a heartbeat underneath that track?
Matt HoopesGUEST
Yeah, it is that you'll it it's you know, it's just kind of like if you want to go back and listen to like MXP X or no effects or Slick shoes or like, you know bands that we listen to they're kind of do this like pop punk thing Newfound Glory does it a lot? We call it like the punk beat but where it's it's his beat and it just sounds like a blast beat at first and It just sounds like, like the drums are just doing like, you know, it's just like, yeah, just like hit, hit, hit.
Matt HoopesGUEST
And when you hear it more, you kind of hear this other rhythm, you know, where you first hear this, like, it just sounds like up and downs, you know, and then you kind of hear it more.
Matt HoopesGUEST
And it's more of like this.
TaylorHOST
Bill Murray are playing.
TaylorHOST
Ministry, MXPX, Neck Deep.
TaylorHOST
Bro, P.O.D.
AdamHOST
P.O.D.
JoelHOST
And it is a bunch of Tooth & Nail artists recording their versions of classic hymns.
JoelHOST
So MXPX, Amazing Grace, Starflower 59, Be Thou My Vision.
BrandonHOST
Yeah.
BrandonHOST
Yeah.
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