Episode 218 - Dan Panic (Screeching Weasel, Groovie Ghoulies, Pansy Division, Squirtgun, Ivy League)

Turned Out A Punk

Music Interviews, Music History, Music, Music Commentary

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2019

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

Some 23 years ago a much younger Damian met Dan Panic at a show in Toronto & the positive impact on was immense. Now, two plus decades later, Damian gets to sit down & thank Dan the only way he knows how: by punishing him with questions about his musical past! Join D & D as they sit down to discuss playing drums in some of the most iconic pop punk bands.

Also Touched On:

Damian meets Dan and it sets a standard

Blondie as a gateway

The Feds’ (pre-Smashing Pumpkins/ pre-Poster Children) fake tour booklet

Ivy League forms in 10 minutes

Weedeater (pre Charles Bronson) and the new scene in the Western Suburbs

The evolution of the Chicago scene

The Los Crudos Screeching Weasel Connection

An apology to Cedric

The Riverdales VS Weasel

Tony Molina RULES

Listening to Mars Volta

Playing with At The Drive-In

Joe does not like weed smoke from future rock gods

Playing with Sons Of Ishmael

Opening for the first “last” Screeching Weasel show

The influence of Ringo

The nuns forcing you to write with your right hand

Melody over everything

The funny side of Born Against

Quitting music for five years

Touring with Pansy Division

& MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!!!

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2:15.0	Damian Abraham and once again I'm bringing you a conversation with someone who
2:17.8	group listen to Punk may or may not still be involved in Punk but had their life
2:20.8	changed by the genre in a major way.
2:22.6	And today on the show, maybe one of the most storied punk drummers, certainly of the 90s,
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