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This Was The Scene Podcast

Mike Doyle
Chicago Punk Scene
The Locust
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
San Diego
Plague Soundscapes
Punk Rock
Comedy
Epitaph
Gallows
Riot Fest
Battery
Face To Face
Go-Kart Records
Midtown
Eyeball Records
Hankshaw
Saves the Day
Dynamite Boy
Jerry Springer Show
Orchestra Of Wolves

The Podcast about the Late 90s/Early 2000s Punk Scene with host, Mike Doyle from Lanemeyer | IG - @thiswasthescene | thiswasthescene@gmail.com

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Recent Guests

Adam Toris
Longtime member of the New Jersey punk scene, involved in booking at Hamilton St Cafe & Stage.
Episode: Ep. 267: Hamilton St Cafe & Stage w/ Adam Toris
Julio Tavarez
Former member of the atmospheric indie rock band As Tall As Lions, currently part of the band Bob Moses.
Bob Moses
Episode: Ep. 263: As Tall As Lions w/ Julio Tavarez
Greg Dunn
Member of Moving Mountains
Moving Mountains
Episode: Ep. 261: Moving Mountains w/ Greg Dunn & Nicholas Pizzolato
Nicholas Pizzolato
Member of Moving Mountains
Moving Mountains
Episode: Ep. 261: Moving Mountains w/ Greg Dunn & Nicholas Pizzolato
Nick Dodson
Former member of Junior Varsity, a band from the late 90s and early 2000s punk scene.
Junior Varsity
Episode: Ep. 254: The Junior Varsity w/ Nick Dodson
Wylie Johnson
Member of Assorted Jelly Beans, a high-energy ska punk band known for their fast-paced sound and vibrant performances.
Assorted Jelly Beans
Episode: Ep. 252: Assorted Jelly Beans w/ Wylie Johnson
Jordan Blilie
Vocalist of the Blood Brothers, discussing the band's history and music
Blood Brothers
Episode: Ep. 248: The Blood Brothers w/ Jordan Blilie
Colton Holliday
Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist of Panic Division.
Panic Division
Episode: Ep. 247: Panic Division w/ Colton Holliday
Robb MacLean
Member of Limbeck, an American rock band known for their mix of alternative country and pop punk sounds
Limbeck
Episode: Ep. 241: Limbeck w/ Robb MacLean & Patrick Carrie

Host

Mike Doyle
Host who brings personal connections and in-depth research on punk music culture

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 214 ratings
  • A veritable trayzhure chest

    For punkers of a certain ilk, this podcast is like the Dead Sea Scrolls

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jahwoofums
    United Statesa month ago
  • awesome interviews!

    So Cal 90s punk scene stories was my era!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    american_greed
    United States6 months ago
  • Great show!

    As a someone who grew up with this era of punk this show is great. Even when I don’t know the band/person, there is always something worth hearing and taking me back to those days! The host is really good and always has good questions, you can tell he does research and prepares. 5 stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mesodef
    Canadaa year ago
  • Great podcast!

    Long time listener! The show goes really in depth and talks to some gems of players who never really gets to talk on other podcasts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    karlomfg
    Germanya year ago
  • Great Listen

    I really love this podcast. Hearing from, and about, a lot of the bands that I listened to and saw during my teenage years has been great. Keep up what you’re doing as long as you can.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sprinkles208
    United Statesa year ago

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There are some critiques regarding the host's music knowledge, but overall, it's commended for its authenticity and connection to the punk scene.
The host's competitive interviewing style fosters deep conversations and engagement with guests.
The podcast is seen as a valuable preserve of punk music history, especially among fans of the genre.
Listeners appreciate the nostalgia and humor shared in interviews.

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Ep. 261: Moving Mountains w/ Greg Dunn & Nicholas Pizzolato
Q: What was like the final, how did it officially break? Was there an official end?
There was never an official breakup or anything; we were just like, we're gonna step back from this for a little bit.
Ep. 253: REPOST Jejune w/ Joe Guevara
Q: What scene ethics do you hold on to to this day?
None. I was never straight edge, and the whole DIY thing, I was never a record label owner or a promoter or anything like that.
Ep. 251: Sparta w/ Jim Ward
Q: What was it like recording during the fires in Los Angeles?
Ward described the chaos of driving to the studio as the fires started, recounting how they eventually lost power due to the worsening situation.
Ep. 251: Sparta w/ Jim Ward
Q: How did you get involved in the scene?
Jim Ward began skateboarding at a young age, which led him to discover punk music through a subhuman LP, and he started attending backyard shows in El Paso.
Ep. 250: Polar Bear Club w/ Jimmy Stadt
Q: What scene ethics do you hold on to to this day?
I'm still someone who thinks critically about the things that I believe in, and I count myself as so lucky to have been a part of something like that at a young age.

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Exploring the late 90s and early 2000s punk scene, this series features engaging conversations with musicians who shaped the landscape of punk and its subgenres during that era. Through interviews with former members of notable bands, listeners are offered a dive into cherished memories, the evolution of musical styles, and the challenges encountered by artists. Each episode intertwines personal anecdotes and industry insights, revealing the intricate dynamics of band life and the community surrounding punk music. Notably, the host's conversational style and depth of research create an authentic atmosphere that resonates with those nostalgic for this influential period in music history.

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2. Julio Tavarez
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