Episode 40- Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed/JASTA)

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2019

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Toby speaks to long time friend Jamey Jasta (Hatebreed/JASTA) about his early life from booking shows, starting his first band, his longevity & career with Hatebreed and his podcast The Jasta Show, his turn to sobriety and balancing being a parent & touring musician.

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0:00.0	Check check.
0:02.0	My phone check. We're rolling.
0:03.0	You can hear it already?
0:04.0	Yeah.
0:05.0	Holy shit.
0:06.0	I can't believe you're drinking coffee.
0:09.0	You're crazy.
0:10.0	Are we recording right now?
0:12.0	Yeah. Oh my God. I got late check out. It's all good. The lady was cool.
0:17.0	Oh you're drinking coffee. So, um, let me do my intro because it's actually happening now. So, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the One Life One Chance
0:24.2	podcast.
0:25.4	This is my fourth episode, not at my house.
0:29.0	I've done one at Tim Armstrong Studio,
0:31.5	and then one in my van last week with Milo.
0:34.0	But welcome to the podcast, Mr. Jamie Jasta.
0:37.5	What's up?
0:38.5	Thank you for having me.
0:39.5	You had Milo.
0:40.5	Yeah.
0:41.5	I feel bad because I never liked descendants and I only like one song, but it's the best song ever written. It's better than stairway to heaven.
0:48.7	What is it? Coffee mug?
0:51.3	The liquid of the choice. Yeah, that song's a ripper.
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