Fun With Lord Tracy's Terry Glaze - EP084

Fun With Lord Tracy's Terry Glaze - EP084

We have done a lot of interviews at this stage of the podcast.  As far as I can remember, nothing matches the fun Sonny and I had with Lord Tracy's frontman Terry Glaze on a Friday night sitting around the computer.
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We have done a lot of interviews at this stage of the
podcast.  As far as I can remember, nothing matches the fun
Sonny and I had with Lord Tracy's frontman Terry Glaze on a Friday
night sitting around the computer. Terry is a charismatic and funny
dude that we loved hanging out with on Skype. We happen to love his
music and we think you'll enjoy this episode. The term “desert
island album” comes up often when folks who love music are
conversing. If music is your main hobby or passion you probably can
name 5 pretty easily. Many people go with, “Led Zeppelin IV”,
“Appetite for Destruction”, “Kiss-Destroyer”, “Cheap Trick-at
Budokan”, “Beatles-The White Album”, “Back in Black”….for my
partner in crime STEVEN MICHAEL it’s “Van Halen 1”…. well, all the
regular listeners know that I’m a bit off the beaten path on stuff
like this…and although all the albums I just mentioned are
incredible….one of my personal desert island albums is Lord Tracy’s
"Deaf Gods of Babylon" released in 1989. - Sonny Pooni Terry Glaze
A Brief Overview In the early 80's  Singer / Guitarist Terry
Glaze formed a friendship with fellow high schooler and musician
Vincent Paul Abbott, and his kid brother Darrell Abbott, better
known as Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell of Pantera. The 3 shared a
love of hard rock and metal music and in the coming years would put
together the early version of Pantera which put out 3 albums of
spandex ladened hard rock and metal music. I loved "Projects In The
Jungle". Terry Glaze would eventually leave the band and Phil
Anselmo would replace Terry as the singer of Pantera. Pantera would
go on to become the Heavy Metal Juggernaut that most of the world
is familiar with today. Terry would go to join the band that became
Lord Tracy which to the majority of the world would be unknown, but
to Steven and Sonny would be a "hidden gem" . The band would put
out "Deaf Gods Of Babylon" in 1989 an album of hard rock
awesomeness and firmly planted as a "Growin' Up Rock" album of
their youth. Episode Description We talk to Terry about the early
days of Pantera and go track by track through the Deaf Gods Of
Babylon album, exchanging a bevy of stories and just genuine great
funny conversation.  Even if you are unfamiliar with Terry
Glaze, Lord Tracy, or Deaf Gods Of Babylon, do yourself a favor and
check out this episode. Fun times with Terry Glaze on a Friday
night. Everyone’s got a Rock N Roll story to tell, so tell us yours
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