Chris Shinn interview on Rockonomics podcast Options

[dangum]

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rockono...1278270986?mt=2

I haven't listened to it yet, but Chris talks about Live.

[thefunkyredcaboose]

I’d like to add, that Shinn finally opening his mouth after 2 1/2 years to address this, is rather fishy.

I don't think it's fishy really, he has his first record coming out since The Turn and people are going to ask about this when he is out promoting it. I suppose he could just not talk about it, but it's pretty rare for a band to try and delete an album from their catalog so it's really fine for him to be pissed off about it. What does he have to lose? If he gets to vent and it helps get him back out there a little bit, good on him.

As for wondering why he is sending mixed signals about all of it, this is certainly a thing that is fine to be conflicted over. Relationships, especially in music, are fucking complicated. It's not a black and white thing, you can love someone and hate the way they treated you, you can hate someone while enjoying some of the time you spent with them, etc etc etc.

I've no idea what really happened and like usual I'm sure the truth is somewhere in between the two stories, but the band trying to remove a whole album and time period from existence is indefensible for me and it's doubtful I give them any more of my hard earned cash. I just popped over to see if there's any news on a TC rerelease so I can stream it on Spotify. I'll go back to not caring now.