So a couple of these people's names came up during the H2

podcast and I decided to give them a call and see if they'd be interested in

talking a little bit about their time spent with H2O. And I'm going to call

this episode Branches of our tree because these people are a big part of

H2S career and they're part of our roots in our history and our family tree.

So the collars are going to be Mark Holloway used to be our tour manager.

Von Lewis used to be our manager.

Hans Headell, who signed us to MCA.

Matt Wallace, who produced us, our album Go on MCA, Bill Wilson who signed us to Blackout Records, and

Chris Bridge 9, who signed us to Bridge 9 records.

Enjoy.

Yeah, we got Todd Friend from the phone right now.

Todd, friend, can you tell us how long it took us to do each record, starting now, go

T.F.

The first record took three days, and the third day was a party basically.

The sick of the water record that took four days but we had to remix a few things

with the drums later on and then that's how we did that that took about a week

SECW was January of 1999 with Rhetwitz. We did that for about a week and then the fourth record go as you

guys spoke about yesterday. We were there in California at Rumbo Studios on and off for about two weeks and then back for another two weeks.

And then nothing to prove.

That took about two days for drums and bass and guitars.

And then probably another, would it, how long did it take you to the vocals for that, do you remember?

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