The singer says the pair were trying to “inspire each other in a way”, each trying to outdo each other with their respective ideas. White Pony was fuelled by tension, chiefly between Chino Moreno and guitarist Stephen Carpenter. There were some serious fights in the studio Let him get it out of his system, and then we’ll move on.’”ģ. He never really told me not to, but I could tell that he was like, ‘Well, whatever. He’s always been the guitar player, so I was treading on his ground a little bit. Although, Stephen wasn’t really too keen on it. “I was very green to the guitar, but I just loved playing it,” Chino explains “It’s kind of weird that I’m the singer, because one of my least favourite things to do is to express myself through words, and guitar is a great way to express yourself without having to do that. When he was absent, Chino would pick up one of Stephen’s guitars and experiment with it. Chino Moreno first started playing guitar while writing White Ponyĭeftones guitarist Stephen Carpenter had moved to Los Angeles while his bandmates stayed in Sacramento, making the six-hour drive to jam with them a few times a month. Own your idols with the best Funko Pop! Rocks (opens in new tab) vinyl figuresġ.The best bluetooth speakers (opens in new tab) you can buy right now.On a budget? Here are the best budget turntables (opens in new tab).Tidal vs Spotify vs Apple Music: which streaming service is best (opens in new tab) for rock and metal?.Clips are for promotional purposes only in the hopes that their use will further encourage listeners to purchase the albums. All credit to the artists and labels with specific permission granted. I do not own the rights to the song clips featured on this podcast.

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