"Listen to this: there’s a new EP by a new New York City band coming
straight out of Connecticut. That’s right: Connecticut. The 100 Watt
Suns, with their singer Steve Broderick who is a seen-it-all
Lower-East-Side-after-hours veteran, has traded in the Manhattan
apartment for a suburban spread in Mystic, Connecticut. And yeah, maybe
any right minded guitar hero would consider that deal some kind
of admission that working those Bleeker Street clubs on your way to the
Beacon and then one day sitting in with Steven Tyler at the Meadowlands
like Steve did back in the day—all that is for a younger crowd, so let
me hand over my six-string, the Marshall stack, and the fifth of Jack,
along with that iPad with the Garage Band software we downloaded to demo
our next ground-breaking track, and you can issue the keys to my
brand-new ride-on lawn mower."
Check out the band at their official Website, Facebook, SoundCloud, YouTube and Twitter. We continue to chillout in Connecticut on the Paste 50 States Project tour with 100 Watt Suns. The band latest is their self-titled debut and I want to thank songwriter Steve Broderick for taking the time to participate in this edition of First/Last.
The first album you ever bought?
Cheap Trick “Heaven Tonight”.
Cheap Trick “Heaven Tonight”.
Your last album bought?
Brett Dennen “Smoke and Mirrors”.
Brett Dennen “Smoke and Mirrors”.
Favorite album of all time?
The Rolling Stones “Sticky Fingers” (“Exile…” 2nd!).
The Rolling Stones “Sticky Fingers” (“Exile…” 2nd!).
Least favorite/most disappointing
album?
Do unto others.
Do unto others.
First concert attended?
Iron Maiden.
Iron Maiden.
Last concert?
The Lone Bellow.
The Lone Bellow.
Favorite concert ever?
Etta James.
Etta James.
Least favorite concert?
Do unto others.
Do unto others.
Any thoughts,
experiences about Pittsburgh?
Some great shows at the Mellon, hanging out with singer James' Lewis' family, and Primanti Bros. sandwiches.
Some great shows at the Mellon, hanging out with singer James' Lewis' family, and Primanti Bros. sandwiches.
Thanks, Steve. Can definitely hear the Stones love/influence on your music. Good stuff, man.
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