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Great interview! Pioneers in that great age... no internet, just guts and adrenaline riding the waves of music and image, before internet, TV channels, etc. Very cool band. Always been in love with her.

Didn't belong in the band??? Glen you're the lead singer lol

GO RANGERS!!!!!!

Ryan Hamilton looks like the comedian Ryan Hamilton.

Thank you mailing lists, Without those I would have never heard for Toad the wet sprocket. All these years later and I still listen to them.

Saw them in concert last night they were great!!!

All I want was one of my favorite songs from toad the wet sprocket but you can't even view it on TH-cam anymore it said it's not available in this country what's the deal

I went with my buddy to see them at Trees in 91 maybe. I knew nothing about them but I told my friend, these guys are going to be successful rockstars like 3 songs in . Deep Ellum was happening, lots of great bands early to mid 90s

Cath Carroll's lovely vocals and a bass reminiscent of Alan Rankine of The Associates on the song Club Country. May be lacking in some areas but it's a fine song from my youth & one I still enjoy listening to.

remind me of my childhood, very cooll

Ahh looking up his background now the cry baby Antichrist music makes sense beta

Had a couple regionally successful bands in Detroit area during the Toad era. Even performed a couple songs that were wildly received at our shows. And even then, audience would sometimes ask "did you write that". Toad was known but not widely like mainstream pop/rock bands. Met Glen and Toad several times - he is exactly like what I just watched in your interview. Soft spoken, intelligent, down to earth and smart. I too have their original CD's from the 90's and a Couple of obscure tracks that I have no idea where I got them. Loved your interview...just subscribed. Allen in Nashville!🎸🎶🤠

This is a great interview! I look up to Lisa as a female bass player who is still new at the instrument. Possum Kingdom was one of the first songs I learned to play!

Bro I was on the Toad mailing list and every time something came in the mail from them it felt so personal and the hype was always there.

Bill was the best and I love that full album, every song

Cara Dillon is a wonderful singer with a sweet crystalline voice. The album you forgot the name of is her second solo one "Sweet Liberty" from 2003 which is a fantastic collection of reworked traditional songs and some of her own. This track is from 1998 around the time she was in a group named Equation alongside her future husband Sam Lakeman and while it is fairly good it's certainly no Moonlight Shadow and it certainly isn't the best example of her vocal abilities.

Wow! I thought you had been abducted by aliens lol.

Oh my day Ryan. This is a wonderful thing

I used be member of a not "licenced" FM radio in the 90's , in Argentina .. and "Toad the wet sproket "..was the kind of band mandatory in any clandestine FM radio.

Crowing......great writing. THE AIR IN YOUR THROAT WILL LINGER WHEN YOU CALL HIM YOUR FRIEND...great line.

I always loved that song 'Piranha' One of the best songs to come out in the 90's

Brilliant band.. fantastic live..there a must see for the people who haven't seen them

Throw back to high school for me in Crowley. I also heard them on the Edge. Went to a couple of their shows. Such great energy and fun music!

A favourite from when i saw them support Leatherface in 92(?) Great live band.

The Toadies is my absolute favorite band of the 90’s and one of the most underrated bands. 💯😎❤️

Vintage??? It was the 90s. ????

I saw the band around 1995 at the Velvet Elvis in Savannah. After the show Todd graciously allowed me to retrieve my CD and the entire band signed. They were great and I got to speak with Lisa. Way cool

Toad is gonna be in one of my favorite places in America on October 18. Asheville, NC. It's on Glen's website. I live in Dallas but LOVE Asheville and NC as a whole. They're gonna be with Barenaked Ladies

Rubberneck turned 30 yesterday! Such an excellent album from front to back.

Is medical misinfo your new thing now

Went from this to spreading medical misinformation. Disappointing

Nice interview, thanks for this, great to hear from Clint. I am from Sheffield across the Pennines and Inspirals were popular over here too, I remember see the Inspiral 'Cool as F@@k' t-shirts everywhere in late 89.

Saw Toadies in 1995 at the State Palace Theater New Orleans. It was my first mosh pit and I was 11.

Glen is a great guy. Super down to earth. I met him many times. I sold merch for him for WPA in 2009. My favorite band.

Damien used the preset for Clint Eastwood

I saw them a few times back in the day... I really miss them! i also miss the green Motocaster sparkle logo t-shirt and the live recording of a show @ Mercury Lounge in NYC that I used to have on cassette (both lost in a fire in 2004)... I also had a logo sticker on my first guitar case... Even after all these years, Jon is still the best live drummer I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing.

Wow, great interview! Best memories ever watching them play at Liberty Lunch in Austin in the 90s!

Great interview, love Wendy James

You never lived life if you didn’t get to see TD at Trees, or Rick’s Place … Great interview guys! 🤘🏼

Still remember that day .. Right before their set - I was fortunate to be inside the store while the band was up front , just feet away , waiting to start .. I did not have the courage to say ' hi ' - sure wish I would have requested a photo with them , back when .. Still listening today 😊

Counting Crows have been with me and supported me through every single hard time in my life. From August and Everything After to today. They are never out of rotation on my playlist. Interview is months old but I'm just seeing it. Adam, if you ever read this, thank you. And thank every member of the band. Your lyrics and your vocals have meant so much to me. I wish I could sit and have a drink with you one day.

Fantastic interview. I've followed The Wildhearts and CJ for many years! Loved Honeycrack too (was a member of the Fanclub as a young teen.) and Willie has just mixed/produced one of my band's songs!

Great interview. Dulcinea holds a special place in my heart, because when I first bought the CD after it was released, I had already loved Toad from their smash hit "All I Want". I was listening Dulcinea in my car, and when I reached the bridge in song #10: "Inside", I knew - for the first time - that I had found my favorite band of all time. I was 17 years old. Toad is STILL my favorite band, and that will never change.

Well this explains the stamp sheet quute well, never really understood that inclusion in the booklet (or even knew it was a thing until maybe my third or fourth copy, all used).

Living in Iowa, never got a chance to see them. But Elastic Firecraker is one of the few albums I think is absolutely perfect. Dig the others but I just latched onto to that one. Still jam it to this day.

This is great. I've never seen Tim in an interview. It was nice to go down memory lane with Club Dada, Trees and George Gimarc's Rock and Roll Alternative (KZEW and KDGE). And I was one of the 16,000 that went down to Bill's Records & Tapes (Spring Valley & Coit) to buy Bill. AND it was so great to see to see TD live for the first time last month in Dallas. They were SOOOOOOOO good!

How can you come from this to spread dangerous medical misinformation to some mindless sheep? Really disappointing on how the turn of your life went

Gotta get my Mix Tape from the SWAP MEET!!! 😁

why didn't they ever play X.Y.U. live?

I just listened to both I am an elastic firecracker and Jesus hits like the atom bomb yesterday! Some of my most favorite music! The first time that I saw a tripping Daisy was at Spirit fest in Kansas City and I believe 1995! What an eye-opener!