Three Guys One Music

Reliving Our First Concert Experiences

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant as they take a memorable journey down memory lane, sharing their first concert experiences on the latest episode of "Three Guys, One Music." From the electric atmosphere of their initial live shows to the timeless music that sparked their passion, the guys reminisce about the unforgettable moments that shaped their musical tastes.
Discover the varied sounds and unique performances from iconic bands like Rush, ELO, and the unexpected thrill of seeing headlining acts such as Ted Nugent and ACDC for the first time. Whether it was the intricate guitar solos or the overwhelming live presence of their favorite bands, each story captures the excitement and awe of attending a concert for the very first time.
Not just about their first concerts, this episode also dives into a wide range of their favorite concerts over the years, highlighting standout memories and unexpected musical delights that have continued to fuel their love for live music. With a mix of nostalgia and fun, "Three Guys, One Music" delivers engaging discussions and entertaining stories about the concerts that left a lasting impact. Tune in for a captivating listen!

"Springtime Sounds: Uplifting Albums That Set the Tone"

Join hosts Jamey, Mike, and Grant as they dive into the magic of albums that spark joy and optimism with the arrival of spring. This episode features a lively discussion about their personal picks, including Van Morrison's classic "Moondance," Simple Minds' upbeat "Once Upon a Time," and the intricate layers of Battles' "Mirrored." Each host shares how these albums have impacted their lives and why they spin them every year as the days get longer and warmer. Discover why these records carry such sentiment and how they've become the soundtrack to springtime for them.

Finding the Perfect Tonewood: Myths and Facts

Welcome to a new episode of Three Guys One Music, where hosts Jamey, Mike, and Grant engage in a lively discussion about what factors contribute to making an instrument truly great. From the impact of tonewoods on sound quality to the role of hardware and pickups, the trio delves into their personal experiences and preferences.
Jamey shares his recent transition to a lighter guitar wood known as nyatoh, while contrasting it with the traditional mahogany and exploring the unique sound of a Swamp Ash body. Mike discusses the various woods used in making drums and how they affect sound resonance and tonality, emphasizing the importance of playability and how an instrument can inspire musicianship.
The episode also takes a nostalgic turn as the guys reminisce about their musical influences, from Van Halen's unique guitar sounds to Rush's iconic drumming, and talk about how specific gear choices helped shape these legendary tones. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or a curious listener, this episode offers valuable insights into the complex yet fascinating world of music instruments and the artistry involved in finding the perfect sound.

Exploring The Police's Synchronicity: A Timeless Classic

Join us on a journey through time as we revisit The Police's groundbreaking album, Synchronicity. In this episode, we delve into the making of this iconic record, exploring its profound influence on music and its lasting legacy.
As we unravel track by track, we reminisce about the unique atmosphere, innovative production, and lyrical depth that have cemented Synchronicity as a masterpiece. From the driving energy of "Synchronicity I" to the haunting melody of "Every Breath You Take," discover the stories and emotions behind each song.
Amidst tales of tension and creative genius, learn about the contributions of each band member and the album's broader thematic connections. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to The Police's music, this episode offers a fresh perspective on why Synchronicity continues to captivate audiences over four decades later.

Three Guy's Favorite Drummers

On this episode the trio each present their top drummers of all time, with lively debates and deep appreciation for legends like Alex Van Halen, Neil Peart, and Stewart Copeland, among others. Delve into this vibrant episode filled with musical insights and captivating weather anecdotes that seamlessly blend into a narrative of rhythm and seasons.

Discover the Power of Mood Music

Join us on an introspective journey as we explore the powerful connection between music and emotions. In this episode, we delve into the soundtracks that accompany various moods, ranging from uplifting anthems to contemplative symphonies. Discover how legendary albums from artists like Santana, Nick Drake, and Radiohead serve as emotional outlets and companions through different phases of life. Tune in to hear intriguing stories and personal experiences as we discuss the tunes that resonate with our hearts, whether it’s during moments of introspection, creative bursts, or simply seeking solace. Let the music lead you on a path of self-discovery and emotional resonance.

"Revving Up with Rush: The Legacy of 'Moving Pictures'"

Welcome to the debut album-focused episode of 'Three Guys One Music,' where hosts Jamey, Mike, and Grant delve into the influential 1981 album 'Moving Pictures' by Rush. Known for its innovative sound and intricate compositions, this iconic record cemented Rush's legacy in rock history.
This episode takes listeners through a nostalgic journey as the hosts share personal stories and insights about how they discovered the band and what 'Moving Pictures' means to them. From the album's production nuances and lyrical depth to the unforgettable instrumentation of tracks like "YYZ" and "Tom Sawyer," every element is explored with enthusiasm and expertise.
Whether you're a long-time Rush fanatic or new to the band's music, this in-depth discussion celebrates the genius of Rush and showcases why 'Moving Pictures' remains a quintessential rock masterpiece.

Exploring Underappreciated Music Legends

Welcome to another engaging episode of Three Guys One Music, where hosts Jamey, Mike, and Grant embark on a captivating exploration into the archives of music history, as the trio shines a spotlight on underrated and underappreciated musical talents that have left indelible marks on the industry. Highlighting unsung heroes such as Bob Daisley, Trevor Horn, and others, they celebrate the contributions of musicians whose work may not always be in the limelight but is crucially significant to the fabric of music history.
Join the trio as they uncover the hidden layers of music, appreciate the subtleties of sound, and reveal stories of artists that deserve broader recognition. Whether you're a devoted music enthusiast or a casual listener, this episode offers a rich tapestry of musical insights and reflections.

The Great Gear Debate: Is Your Sound Defined by Your Equipment?

In this engaging episode, the hosts journey through their love for musical gear, debating its importance in shaping their unique sound. Joined by special guest Andy, they reflect on past experiences, favorite equipment, and the constant quest for that perfect tone. Additionally, the trio dives into a delightful exchange about their current musical inspirations, ranging from 90s rock icons to modern jazz prodigies. Whether you're a seasoned musician or a budding enthusiast, this episode promises insight into the nuanced world of musical gear and its impact on performance.Be prepared for candid conversations, as each host shares personal anecdotes and debates the necessity of high-end instruments versus the undeniable influence of personal skill. It's a rhythmic ride through the highs and lows of musical exploration, filled with humor, insight, and a passion that resonates with anyone who’s ever picked up an instrument.

Top TV Theme Tunes: A Nostalgic Journey

Join Jamey, Mike, and Grant on 'Three Guys One Music' as they dive deep into the world of TV instrumentals, continuing their theme from last week's favorite instrumentals episode. This time they're focusing on the best instrumental pieces crafted for television over the decades. From the emotional and memorable scores to those that perfectly capture the essence of the shows, they discuss their top picks and throw in a few honorable mentions for good measure.
The hosts share what they've been listening to lately, including deep cuts from live shows and a recent discovery called 'Heavy Metal' by Cameron Winter. As they explore their favorite TV themes, they also reflect on how music has evolved in television, becoming less central over the years compared to the classics of the past.
Perfect for music enthusiasts and nostalgia lovers, this episode invites listeners to reminisce and reconsider the impact of TV music. Whether you're a fan of classic shows or curious about hidden musical gems, you'll enjoy this journey through television's instrumental history.