"Roadie Days" with Sick Of It All- Part 1- Pete Koller

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2019

⏱️ 93 minutes

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In this episode Toby reminisces with Sick Of It All guitarist Pete Koller about the early beginnings of H2O & traveling the world with SOIA. They talk touring life, family and some on the road shenanigans.

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0:00.0	One Life.
0:03.0	One Life One Change Gonna Do We Ride.
0:05.0	One Life. One Chans Gotta Do You Right. So we're recording now so basically basically people listening, my phone's on 25%.
0:25.1	So you might be doing a part one and two.
0:28.0	But ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the podcast.
0:30.4	My friend from 30 years, Mr. Pete Kohler from Sick of it all.
0:34.3	What up, Bud? How are you?
0:37.8	I'm doing absolutely great. Yeah, you always look great and always doing it every time I see you, you're always smiling.
0:45.0	Thank you.
0:46.0	Thank you very much.
0:47.0	What's that to be sad about?
0:49.0	Exactly.
0:50.0	I just interviewed Roger, Freddie, and Henderson in the past three days,
0:52.6	we talked about all that kind of stuff.
0:54.3	And my question is also, do you remember the first time we met?
0:59.3	I think when I met you guys, was it in DC maybe?
1:01.7	Yeah, it was in DC yeah and Richie was still in the
1:05.8	band right oh that's right yeah okay and I think I think I remember seeing a video
1:10.7	and you still had short dreadlocks.
1:13.6	Yes.
1:14.6	Trocious.
1:15.6	Yeah, we were just hanging backstage.
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