The Gracious Two, weekly live podcast with Chad Gracey Options

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Chad Gracey and John Rotolo are starting a live weekly podcast.


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Episode 12


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wn47ai0Pzo

Chad Gracey and JRo ( Mr. GoodTimes ) discussed various topics including a future guest ( Larry Hankin ) who quit Hollywood, their live interaction on social media platforms, their favorite movies and the situation in South Africa with regards to land redistribution.

Chad Gracey and GoodTimes discussed the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, acknowledging the historical cycle of peace talks, violence, and humanitarian issues. They also mentioned the territorial disputes and the challenges faced by innocent people caught in the conflict.

Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey were discussing the magic created by the four people on stage, but were disappointed that their video wouldn't play properly.

GoodTimes asked if others could see a video and if it had sound, but it was frozen and had strange sound issues. They were curious to know the reason behind it.

GoodTimes shared a video about a UFC fighter named Sean Strickland who defended himself against someone trying to mess with his car by pulling out a gun and knocking the person down. Chad Gracey was interested in hearing more about it.

GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the possibility of Sean using his hands as a deadly weapon. GoodTimes agreed with the idea.

GoodTimes and Robert Hayes ( Bobby ) were having trouble with the sound while sharing on Howard's show. GoodTimes explained to Bobby that he needed to click the "share with sound" button before sharing the screen, and suggested restarting if necessary.

Bobby, GoodTimes and Chad Gracey were discussing the collaborative process of songwriting and the importance of each member's contribution. They also touched on the issue of copyright and how different elements of a song can be attributed to different members.

Chad Gracey, GoodTimes and Ken Staiduhar discussed their love for the band Live and their admiration for the drumming skills of Dave Grohl. They also expressed the importance of band therapy (for LiVe members) so they could start healing past grievances and the hope for a potential reunion in the future.

In the conversation, Ken, GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the evolution of the LiVe's sound over the years, with Ken noting that the earlier albums had a more powerful and sonic quality compared to the later ones. Chad Gracey explained that the change in sound was due to Ed Kowalczyk's decision to take more control over the songwriting process, but the band was able to bring back their original sound with projects like The Gracious Few and the +LiVe+ album with Chris Shinn.

Chad Gracey expressed his hope for +LiVe+ to return to their original sound and play together again, but instead, there was tension and ego clashes within the band, leading to unresolved issues and a lack of communication.

The discussion revolved around the shelved songs and the creative process of the band. Chad Gracey mentioned that the songs were primarily Ed's ideas, and they didn't have a proper manager to guide them in making decisions.

In the past, the band members allowed Ed Kowalczyk to take control of the songwriting, which later gave him more power and potentially enabled him to make decisions that may not have been best for the band. Chad Taylor acted as the main communicator, but this led to mistrust and manipulation, causing a breakdown in the friendship and trust within the band.

Chad Gracey and GoodTimes discuss the unfair distribution of revenue and ownership within +LiVe+, expressing frustration and disappointment with the lack of transparency and communication. They also mention their attempts to remove Chad Taylor from the company and their hopes of touring with Ed, but ultimately, the situation remains unresolved.

GoodTimes, Chad Gracey and Ken discussed the changes happening in the band Live, expressing their disappointment with the removal of three original members and the impact it had on the band's identity. They also expressed hope for a future reunion and speculated about the band's potential induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The conversation between Ken, Mr. GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed various topics including the possibility of live being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the promotion of their merchandise.

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Chad Gracey, GoodTimes and Ken Staiduhar discussed their love for the band Live and their admiration for the drumming skills of Dave Grohl. They also expressed the importance of band therapy (for LiVe members) so they could start healing past grievances and the hope for a potential reunion in the future.

In the conversation, Ken, GoodTimes and Chad Gracey discussed the evolution of the LiVe's sound over the years, with Ken noting that the earlier albums had a more powerful and sonic quality compared to the later ones. Chad Gracey explained that the change in sound was due to Ed Kowalczyk's decision to take more control over the songwriting process, but the band was able to bring back their original sound with projects like The Gracious Few and the +LiVe+ album with Chris Shinn.

Chad Gracey expressed his hope for +LiVe+ to return to their original sound and play together again, but instead, there was tension and ego clashes within the band, leading to unresolved issues and a lack of communication.

The discussion revolved around the shelved songs and the creative process of the band. Chad Gracey mentioned that the songs were primarily Ed's ideas, and they didn't have a proper manager to guide them in making decisions.

In the past, the band members allowed Ed Kowalczyk to take control of the songwriting, which later gave him more power and potentially enabled him to make decisions that may not have been best for the band. Chad Taylor acted as the main communicator, but this led to mistrust and manipulation, causing a breakdown in the friendship and trust within the band.