#196:Alison Mosshart/The Kills/The Dead Weather

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🗓️ 31 August 2015

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

On this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK Singer,Songwriter,Artist Alison Mosshart stops by and gives the lowdown on The Dead Weather's new record.

Alison also talks about the beginnings of The Kills, her amazing love for Fast Cars and of course we talk Leather Jackets.

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0:00.0	Hey, thanks for tuning into another episode.
0:03.0	It'll let there be talk.
0:03.9	It is Monday, August 31st.
0:05.9	And this episode is brought to you by my fantastic sponsor,
0:09.4	Earthquaker Devices.
0:11.5	You know them?
0:12.8	They've been here for almost two years.
0:14.7	Stomp boxes, handmade guitar foot pedals from Akron, Ohio.
0:19.9	You play guitar, bass, keyboards, sing, whatever.
0:23.2	You can even use them on your podcast.
0:25.0	Get some crazy sounds.
0:26.1	Like look out, look out, look out, look out.
0:28.7	Look out.
0:31.6	You know what I'm talking about?
0:33.2	You need some delay, Fuzz.
0:35.7	What else?
0:36.2	Reverb, tremolo, octave pitches, all that kind of crazy,
0:42.6	crazy stuff that all bands use these days.
0:45.8	And I've always used them since probably Hendrix and Cream.
0:50.7	You know, when you hear that guitar,
0:52.4	boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
0:56.4	That's not just the guitar plugged into an amp.
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