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By: Mike Mettler

Mike Mettler — Mon, 10 Feb 2014 04:51:27 +0000

Thanks, D-Man. Some things are just ingrained into our DNA from the start, aren’t they? Keep on reading, as there are more album breakdowns and artist interviews galore ahead!

MM
The SoundBard

By: David Crum

David Crum — Mon, 10 Feb 2014 02:42:30 +0000

Great site you have here Mike. I look forward to reading more great articles and interviews that I’m sure are in the near future. I guess I should have known what your career path would be when you were breaking down albums song by song on those baseball road trips back in high school. All the best in the future sir !

By: j conaty

j conaty — Sat, 08 Feb 2014 04:01:34 +0000

Just saw your 11 bands that you think would top the Beatles.With the exception of Zeppelin,Rush which are totally different styles those other 9 couldn’t tie their shoes even the Stones who are the sloppiest live band ever.From a life long musician{drummer]who loves rock n roll

By: ken micallef

ken micallef — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 03:01:40 +0000

Looking forward to some high end revelations!

By: Cheri Linster (@aerobabe619)

Cheri Linster (@aerobabe619) — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 09:43:34 +0000

Best wishes on your Maiden Voyage,i know you will do a fantastic job.Doing what you love and being successful
.Nothing better than that

By: Mike Mettler

Mike Mettler — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 02:25:32 +0000

Thank you, “other” Tommy. Glad to be here doin’ what I do. No worries — whenever I recommend “new” music and/or artists you may be unfamiliar with, I will always include direct links to sites where you can listen to their tunes and/or purchase them for continued consumption and enjoyment.

BIA back atcha,

Mike
The SoundBard

By: Tom Cosbey

Tom Cosbey — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 01:36:16 +0000

Mr. Mettler,

Excited to see you back in action, doing what you love to do. Allow me to make a suggestion for an old crony who swore he’d stay current with music, but alas, it’s turned into “it’s Zep or it’s crap!” for me (okay, a fun 80s song pulls me in too). As you review/recommend new music, perhaps a hint/tag/whatever as to what new tunes/artists might entice older listeners? I’m sure newer artists would hate to be compared to others, but sometimes that’s what gets us stubborn mules off of the couch.

BIA,

The “Other” Tommy

By: Mike Mettler

Mike Mettler — Tue, 08 Oct 2013 01:37:51 +0000

Sir T:

Thanks for such kind and generous words. I will do my level best to consistently create the kind of passion-driven content you (and others) crave. Tell your friends.

Oh, and I am indeed up to your SB time-lapse challenge. I can, in fact, do it with both ears tied behind my back. Stay tuned…

Yours in higher fidelity,

Mike
The SoundBard

By: Tommy Shaw

Tommy Shaw — Tue, 08 Oct 2013 01:23:21 +0000

Hey Mike,

Been waiting for this day. I know you already have a wealth of material and how voracious your appetite is for all that you are presenting here, so I’m happy for myself and all those who join you to be the benefactor of your interviews, reviews, opinions and recommendations.
I would like to see a time lapse video of 24 hours of Sound Bard to see how you do it. Here’s what I envision:
Multiple television screens with different programs running, headphones with separate music sources for each ear, all in the midst of the 5.1 audio field with appropriate material running, simultaneously conducting an insightful interview with a legendary artist on a separate Skype screen while checking in with Four Square on your hand held device. Then a trip to the local vinyl shop to unearth some gems.
All the while, a normal pulse rate.
Close?

Bon Voyage…