Rose McGowan

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Rose McGowan

FromLipps Service with Scott Lipps

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37 minutes

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May 12, 2020

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Scott talks to actress, filmmaker, activist, and singer Rose McGowan about her new record Planet 9, the process of writing the record, life in quarantine, her many artistic endeavors and her path and journey.

Released:

May 12, 2020

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Palaye Royale: Scott sits with brothers Sebastian Danzig, Remington Leith, and Emerson Barrett of Palaye Royale – one of the biggest new alt rock bands. They talk about the band’s first moniker Kropp Circle and the inception of the name Palaye Royale. The brothers share about fighting on tour, then discuss their early musical influences – from The Clash to Johnny Thunders to Faces to David Bowie. Sebastian, Remington, and Emerson discuss working with James Iha from Smashing Pumpkins, recording live, meeting Kim Fowley, and covering a Hanson and a Black Crowes song at their first gig. They chat about their El Rey gig, the story behind the song “Teenage Heartbreak Queen,” and their upcoming comic book and makeup lines. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Afrojack: Scott sits with one of the biggest DJs in the world, Afrojack. They begin chatting about his experiences working with Madonna, David Guetta, and Nicki Minaj, then dive into his career’s evolution from cleaning clubs at age 14 to becoming one of the biggest DJs in the world. He got his first gig at age 17, worked 8 hours a night, made about $250, and developed one of signature DJ characteristics: the mash-up. Looking ahead, Afrojack expresses his dream to work with Kanye West and discusses about his own management company, LDH. Afrojack details how he discovers talent and his non-stop schedule, then talks with Steve about the EDM scene and the competitive nature of his associates. Afrojack proclaims his love for motivational speaking, audiobooks, and learning. The conversation wraps up with Afrojack sharing about his new record, the Wynn Residency, his restaurant, and his hopes for the future. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Gene Simmons of Kiss and Nick Simmons: The first part of the show, Scott sits with Nick Simmons to talk about his childhood growing up on TV in a rock-n-roll family. Kiss bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons enters a bit later to talk about Israel, his family genealogy, and buying clown makeup at Woolworth in the early days of Kiss. Nick recollects stories about Queen’s Brian May, Bob Dylan and Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page. Gene also discusses his new book, 27: The Legend and Mythology of the 27 Club, about the group of famous musicians, artists and actors who died at age 27. They chat about Kiss’s upcoming End of the Road Tour, 2019, Gene’s biggest inspirations, and the Ringo Starr story. They close out the conversation speaking about The Vault Box Set of Gene’s solo work and the meaning of charisma. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Randy Jackson: Scott and co-host Jessica Michel interview the charismatic Randy Jackson about his evolution from studio musician to American Idol judge to his many entrepreneurial endeavors. First, Randy speaks about his musical journey on bass guitar, his early band days, his family of musicians, and his early years in jazz. Randy, Scott, and Jessica speak about the truth in the adage “practice makes perfect” when it comes to musical instruments. Randy recalls his first big gig with Billy Cobham as well as playing with Aretha Franklin and other megastars. After emphasizing the art of perseverance, Randy details how he joined the legendary Journey, how he came aboard American Idol, and the inspiring story of Kelly Clarkson’s win in American Idol Season One. Last, Randy, Scott, and Jessica discuss what gives someone star quality, as well as what he’s doing now – which includes managing chefs. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Brandon Boyd of Incubus: Scott and co-host Jessica Michel talk with Incubus’s Brandon Boyd about his music, art, and philosophy. Brandon details how the band reinvented their most popular tracks for their Kaaboo performance, then discusses Incubus’s early beginnings in Calabasas as teenagers. They chat about The Joy of Sex book as well as how Brandon came up with the Incubus logo, artwork, and flyers. Brandon shares about life on the road and tells the stories behind Incubus hits like “Wish You Were Here.” After taking fan calls from around the world, Scott, Jessica, and Brandon speak about the creative process, how Brandon felt being voted one of the hottest guys in music, and the story behind the song “Drive.” Lastly, Brandon talks about the future of the band and the differences in playing their new music versus previous catalog live. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Violet Benson (AKA DaddyIssues) and James Goldcrown: First, Scott sits down with Violet Benson – AKA DaddyIssues – to discuss how she grew from nothing into one of the biggest comedic voices online. She shares with Scott how she monetized the brand and built her own unique voice. Violet remembers growing up in Russia, immigrating to the United States, and how being bullied led her to comedy. When Violet was miserable at her accounting job, she started a meme account on Instagram. Within four years, her social media went viral, she amassed over 4 million Instagram followers, and Joe Jonas as her first celebrity follower kicked off her professional influencing career. Violet and Scott also talk about her dating life and Demi Lovato’s “Daddy Issues” song that was inspired by her DaddyIssues Instagram account. In the last part of the episode, Scott sits with his friend and artist James Goldcrown, who has been creating art for the last 20 years. Most recently, he has gained popularity for by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Norman Reedus: Scott talks to the amazing Norman Reedus, Star of the Walking Dead and Ride. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
61 min listen
Marvin Scott Jarrett (RAY GUN Magazine): Scott talks with Marvin Scott Jared, the creator of NYLON Magazine and Ray Gun Magazine. They discuss Marvin’s new book, Ray Gun: The Bible of Music and Style, about his radical 1990’s publication. They speak about Marvin’s upbringing in Jacksonville, Florida, their mutual love of magazines, Marvin’s early musical influences in Lou Reed and Mott the Hoople, Martin’s start in the publishing business, and his early forays in music playing with Johnny Van Zandt. Martin remembers raising money to buy Creem Magazine, and he shares advice on how certain failures allow you to keep pushing into other ventures. Scott and Martin get into David Bowie stories, then chat about art direction, typography, and how Martin shapes the look of his magazines. Martin remembers the inception of NYLON Magazine with Helena Christensen. Lastly, Marvin talks about his own photography and directing, as well as his involvement with Nylon TV and Popular TV. Learn more about by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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David Lee Roth of Van Halen: Scott sits down with David Lee Roth of Van Halen to discuss music and life. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
89 min listen
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Kodie Shane: Named by Refinery 29 as One to Watch in 2019, Kodie Shane joins Scott to discuss her musical journey. Kodie talks about knowing she wanted to be an entertainer, her musical family, and the pressure to get into the music business. They converse about her love for R&B, Frank Ocean, The Weeknd, Ashanti, and Lil Wayne. Having been raised in Chicago, Kodie speaks with Scott about the Chicago music scene versus Atlanta’s. Kodie shares that her big sister is her biggest inspiration, recalls getting into music after her first talent show performance, and details her understanding of realities of being a young artist form a young age. Scott and Kodie also chat about her work with Lil Yachty, her first tape that got one million plays, her many collaborators, her love of Kid Cudi, and her appreciation of older music. Last, Kodie Shane speaks about her European tour and her album, Young HeartThrob. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Gavin Rossdale of Bush: Scott sits down with Gavin Rossdale of Bush to discuss life and music. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
41 min listen
Anthony Bozza: Scott sits down with New York Times best selling author Anthony Bozza to discuss the new Eminem book and so much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
67 min listen
Sasha Spilberg: Scott sits down with Sasha Spilberg to discuss music, youtube, and life. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Courtney Love and Neil Strauss: Scott sits down with ten-time New York Times best-selling author Neil Strauss and iconic rock star (as well as Scott’s band mate) Courtney Love. Courtney and Neil describe how they met and the true friendship that developed. They touch base on Neil’s 2005 book, The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists, and the book he cowrote with Marilyn Manson, The Long Hard Road Out of Hell. The group also discusses the inner workings of relationship building, their mutual love of rock, musician Billy Corgan, and Courtney and Neil’s Scrabble game. Then, Neil dives into the story of how he began his #1 podcast To Live and Die in LA; he learned a story of a missing actress in LA and set off on a path to help solve the murder. Neil talks about some of his philosophies, and Courtney talks about her memoir, Dirty Blonde: The Diaries of Courtney Love. After chatting about what to do in toxic relationship, Courtney remembers her time with Andy Warhol and co by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Black Pumas: On this episode of Lipps Service, Scott sits with Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada of the Austin-bred psychedelic soul duo Black Pumas. ... They get into the duo's upbringings in California and Texas, early music inspirations such as Willie Nelson and Nirvana, and the story of how they formed after Eric sang to Adrian over the phone. They also talk about Adrian's time playing in Prince's backing band, Eric's days busking along the Santa Monica Pier and his stint on American Idol, and the quick success of their Grammy-winning self-titled 2019 debut. They dive into the making of their latest album, Chronicles Of A Diamond, how they received blessings from Rodríguez and Tracy Chapman to cover "Sugar Man" and "Fast Car," and, of course, some "Top 5s." Tune in for an exciting and inspirational conversation with the coolest to ever do it — Black Pumas! (... And you'll even get to hear Eric sing a bit of their record-breaking hit song, "Colors") by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Pelle Almqvist of the Hives: On this episode, Scott sits with Pelle Almqvist, front man of the eclectic Swedish rock band The Hives. They get into the band’s over 30-year-long career, Pelle’s early rock and punk influences like AC/DC and Skid Row, odd jobs he had growing up, and how the band first met and formed when they were in their teens growing up in Sweden. They also discuss the physicality of performing during their incredible live shows, leaning into the overblown showbiz vibe during early gigs, their suit-bearing aesthetic, and the success of Veni Vidi Vicious and songs like “Hate To Say I Told You So.” They explore the making of and some of the songs on the Hives’ latest album, The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons, including the lore behind the figure of Randy, who has guided the band since its inception. They also talk about the influence of the early punk of the Sonics’, working with Cyndi Lauper and Jack White, and when Pelle threw up at Dave Grohl’s house on New Years Eve. And, by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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The Kills- Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince: Scott sits with long time friends and blistering rock duo The Kills (Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince) just ahead of the release of their latest album God Games. They get into their experiences living in LA and NYC, the story of how they met and their instant chemistry, booking and driving themselves on early tours, and early inspirations like Fugazi and Bad Brains. Along the way, they tell hilarious stories about performing for small audiences, their pseudonyms for each other, working with Steve Aoki early on, and how they got to sign with Rough Trade. They also dive into their individual music ventures, from working with Jack White to Iggy Pop, and, of course, some giggle-filled Top 5s. Tune in for a funny and friendly chat with The Kills! by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Albert Hammond Jr of the Strokes: Scott sits with The Strokes’ own Albert Hammond Jr., following the recent release of the guitarist’s latest solo album, Melodies on Hiatus. The California-born musician and son of “It Never Rains in Southern California” singer Albert Hammond was one of the first-ever guests on Lipps Service back in 2018. In his second appearance, he talked with Scott about The Strokes’ latest tour for its album The New Abnormal, hanging out with Anthony Kiedis, and what it’s like living in LA. The two also got into Hammond Jr.’s upbringing and getting into music at a young age, meeting and working with The Cars’ Ric Ocasek, and the whole story of him joining The Strokes, including meeting Julian Casablancas in NY and having almost instant chemistry with him. They reflect on The Strokes’ 25-plus-year-long career, working with Rick Rubin and other producers, touring, the making of his solo albums, Melodies on Hiatus, and much more. Tune into an insightful and rockin’ epi by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
69 min listen
G-Eazy: Scott sits with Billboard chart topper and “No Limit” rapper G-Eazy, who is back to making music and working on his newest, upcoming album after a year-long hiatus from the industry. They get into G’s experience walking around and living in New York, his house in LA where he also has his own studio, Scott and G’s friendship over the last 15 years, and G’s dabbling in photography. Further along in the conversation, G reflects on his early days in music, releasing songs on MySpace and YouTube, how he posed as his own “manager” in emails to book gigs, the wide-range of music he was surrounded by in his childhood, and the story of watching his “Runaround Sue” remix blow up on the internet. G also dives into how he secured his first record deal with RCA, attending college in New Orleans, the making of songs like “Me, Myself & I” and “No Limit,” and what it’s like to collaborate with other artists. They also talk about his recent hiatus from music, and how he spent most of it in Pari by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Norman Reedus: Scott sits with his close friend and actor Norman Reedus, who’s most well known for playing Daryl in The Walking Dead and in his latest project, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. The new show is currently airing in its first season and is already the highest rated spin-off series of the incredibly popular zombie TV show franchise. The two get into their friendship that began over 15 years ago when they would run around the streets of LA together, Norman’s early acting and modeling gigs, and the new spin-off and his experience being an executive producer for it. Along the way, in his second appearance on Lipps Service, Norman talks about his love for Ru Paul’s Drag Race, what it was like working with drag queen Paloma on Daryl Dixon, the newest season of his motorcycle-interview show Ride, and he even dives into some crazy stories about his musician friends, including much more. Tune in for an intimate chat and some laughs with the one and only, Norman Reedus. by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
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Art Alexakis of Everclear: Scott sits with the frontman of alt rock '90s giants Everclear, Art Alexakis, and gets into it all in person… They dive into his upbringing and trouble youth, with Art sharing stories about breaking into homes to go through medicine cabinets and his family's hardships, as well as his musical journey and when he learned how to play guitar and what music he was surrounded and influenced by as a struggling musician. They talk about bands that inspired Everclear, from Zeppelin to X and everything in between, and get into some of his early bands including Colorfinger. They discuss Art's experience within the cowpunk scene in LA, how he started his record label, and when he took out an ad in The Rocket at 30 years old to start a new band, which then resulted in the forming of Everclear in Portland. They discuss pivotal moments in his career like the band's signing to Capitol and the meaning behind some of their biggest hits like "Father of Mine." Along the way the by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
57 min listen
Royal Blood: Scott sits with Ben Thatcher and Mike Kerr of UK power duo Royal Blood, who's newest album, Back to the Water Below, hit the #1 spot on the UK chart for the fourth time in their career… They get into their experiences exploring and eating in NYC, their humble beginnings in Brighton, and the band's early days that lead up to the recording of their debut album, which is 10 years old this year… Along the way they talk about meeting Jimmy Page, working with Josh Homme, and the journey leading up to the new album, including the process of writing and self-producing it in their own studio… They get into the meaning behind some of their highlight tracks and end with naming their top 5 best musical duos, top 5 Royal Blood songs, and top 5 riffs of all time... Tune in for a fun time and some laughs with UK powerhouse, Royal Blood. by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
40 min listen
Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World: Scott sits with lead guitarist and singer of legendary Emo-punk pop band Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat world, the morning of their NYC performance at Central Park Summerstage… They get into a brief history of Jimmy Eat world from early teenage years listening to hair metal to eventually getting into their early influences like Pixies, Fugazi, Rocket from the Crypt and more… They discuss how the band got together, the early years, the Capitol record years leading up to being dropped and how they secured a new deal w Dreamworks and made the iconic record Bleed American… They discuss the process behind that record leadiing up to other subjects like Taylor Swift, AI and how Prince came to cover "The Middle".. They finish out talking about the tour with Manchester Orchestra and a great set of top 5s, from the greatest Jimmy Eat world songs to the best pop punk songs… Tune in to a great episode! by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
48 min listen
Hozier: Scott sits in person with the iconic Irish singer songwriter, Andrew Hozier Byrne best known for his 2014 breakthrough debut including Take me to Church on the heels of the release of his third album, Unreal Unearth… They get into his upbringing and his story from not being able to find musicians to play on Take me to Church to how it exploded via Bandcamp and Reddit.. Along the way they touch on great stories like his first appearance on Letterman, performing with Anne Lennox on the Grammy's…life on the road and his philosophies on life.. They dive into the meaning behind the new record and the Dante's Inferno references and remember Sinead O'Connor before getting into his top 5 lists of greatest Irish artists of all time and top 5 voices in music..and finally touch base on his current upcoming tour of the US and Europe.. Hosier is a great conversationalist with always a lot to say, tune in for a great episode! by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
68 min listen
Nick Hexum of 311: Scott sits in person with Nick Hexum of 311 and gets into his path and journey in life from learning Jimmy Buffets "Margaritaville" at 12 to his early roots in Jazz and covers until the 311 sound was born… They reminisce on great stories about The Clash, Joe Strummer to his early days of touring in RV's and eating top Ramen after moving to LA at 17… They discuss faking it until you make it with Nick name dropping on phone calls the industry players out of Music Connection magazine to how they landed a deal with Capricorn... They get into their body of work, the 13 albums and talk about key moments like Amber, Love song and how "Music" and "Evolver" are looked back at today. They end with a top 5 quick round and talk a bit about the new record they are working on now... by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
51 min listen
Luke Spiller of the Struts: Scott sits in person with the always fantastic Luke Spiller of The Struts on the day of their NYC show and they catch up about everything from the Taylor Hawkins performance to life on the road to the new record and acoustic EP… They begin by chatting a bit about Luke's fashion obsessoin and segue way into life on the road and the summer festivals and the competitive nature of the shows… They get into the idea of AI and rock music and talk about their new record and how it was recorded- to the new video, and tour and end with the Top 5 Rolling Stones songs and the Top 5 rock songs of all time… Tune in for a fun one… by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
69 min listen
Jason Mraz: Scott sits in person with the multi platinum 2x Grammy winner, Jason Mraz on the heels of the release of his eighth album, Jason is a force of positivity and inspiration today and they start with his early beginnings in Virginia… They get into his early life, surrounded by the music of his parents and up to his days in school and finally migrating to the west coast after a short stint at school in NYC. They talk about his early coffee shop days, how he got into music, from his first indie record deal to his major label deal with Elektra records.. They discuss the genesis of his first hit "Remedy" to "I'm Your's" up to the night he won 2 Grammys.. They getting into the recording and writing process of the new record, the meaning behind the album , the tour and even touch base on AI an the writing process. Last but not least, they end with 2 sets of the top 5 questions… by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
71 min listen
Michael Imperioli: Scott sits with Emmy award winning actor and star of the Sopranos and White Louts as well as countless other projects as well as his band Zopa ,Michael Imperioli and they get into everything under the sun… They get into Michaels upbringing and discovering Queen to his love of acting, meeting Martin Scorsese and auditioning for Goodfellas - They discuss winning a Emmy for the Sopranos and the night he threw it in the garbage.. They talk Jennifer Coolidge on White Lotus and the strange way he tracked down his band members of Zopa and what’s going on with the band currently today… Along the way the share Lou Reed stories, stories about NYC, working w Deniro and Pesci, how he got fired from his first theater gig and his connection w James Goldifini…. Tune in for a great episode! by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
79 min listen
Mod Sun: Scott sits with singer, songwriter, artist, author, director and rapper Modsun and they catch up on all things, in this exciting new interview.. They get into his relationship with MGK, Travis Barker to Feldy and so much more, starting out with growing up in Minnesota to Long beach and how he got his start as a drummer, playing covers of some of the bands he loved and how being part of that inner circle… They touch base on the 27 club to Dylan to sobriety to tour life and how he got to where he is today.. Last but not least they discuss the festival circutit hes starting and new mucis…get ready for a great show! by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
55 min listen
Butch Vig: Scott sits with the legendary producer of Nirvana's Nevermind and the Smashing Pumpkin's Siamese Dream as well as the drummer and songwriter of alt rock band Garbage… They get into Butch's upbringing, being surrounded by music at a young age from a mother that was a music teacher. They get into his formative years playing piano and eventually getting into drums up to attending college for film composition and eventually starting Smart studios while playing in early bands like Eclipse and Spooner… They talk about the first Pumpkins record Gish up to Nirvanas Nevermind and the Pumpkins Siamese Dream.. They talk about early memories of Kurt Cobain sending Smells like teen spirit rehearsals to Butch along with driving in Billy Corgan's car listening to the early songwriting process..They get into working with other bands like Sonic Youth and Killdozer early on. They end by discussing Garbage, the tour, the new record and everything in between… by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
69 min listen
Bella Thorne and Dani Thorne: Scott sits with the dynamic duo of Bella and Dani Thorne, as they get into everything from their upbringing in Florida to their current days path and journey… along they way they touch base on Bella being a mogul and her jewelry line, canabis line, acting and music as well as the sisters Twisted Sister podcast they host together on AMPD… They talk about highlights and life moments like Bella at Carnegie Hall, Dani performing at Ultra and everything in between… They share stories about Snoop Dog, to modeling and acting at a young age then moving to LA, to Bellas first gigs in acting w Entourage to Big love and if Entourage could exist today.. they discuss music that influenced them early on, what their parents exposed them too musically, their first concerts to their favorite 80s song.. They discuss Disney and Shake it up and end the show discussing their top 5 underrated DJS to current film projects and music projects… by Lipps Service with Scott Lipps
63 min listen

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