Astoria, Queens 1988 feat. Arthur Smilios

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2019

⏱️ 132 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Toby talks to Arthur Smilios, bass player for seminal hardcore bands Gorilla Biscuits, Token Entry, Underdog and CIV. Toby lived & worked with Arthur in 1988/89 & ended up touring with him when H2O began. They talk about everything from musical influences to veganism and everything in between, but most importantly being friends for 31 years. Time Flies!

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0:00.0	One Life.
0:03.0	One Life One Change's Gonna Do We Ride.
0:05.0	One Life One Chance G. I'm your host Toby Morse. Today have a very, very special guest. I met this man when I was probably 17 years old we've been friends ever since
0:25.1	Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast mr. Arthur Smilios
0:28.7	Hey
0:29.7	Wow, I told you well I told you we've already said 32 years.
0:34.0	It's crazy. I wanted to say about that today.
0:36.0	I'm like, I pretty much sure I met you in 1987.
0:40.0	Yeah, when you guys played in Baltimore.
0:42.0	Yes, with Rollins Band. Yeah, we played in Baltimore. Yes, with Rollins Band.
0:44.5	Yeah, what club?
0:45.5	Do you remember the name of the club?
0:46.4	Yeah, it was the marble bar.
0:48.5	How do you remember that?
0:49.5	Because they had the flyer still.
0:51.0	Um. Yeah, do you really?
0:54.0	Yeah, dude.
0:55.0	So that's when I met you guys.
0:55.6	I was a massive fan of a token entry and then we became kind of like pen pals after that
0:59.2	before I moved to New York.
1:00.3	That's right.
1:01.5	That's right, that's right.
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