Podcast appearances and mentions of Greg Burgess

Loaded Radio Podcast: Greg Burgess of Allegaeon Discusses 'The Ossuary Lens' & Warfield Talks Thrash Metal TL;DR On this episode of the Loaded Radio Podcast, Scott Penfold sits down with Greg Burgess of Allegaeon to discuss the band's latest album, “The Ossuary Lens”, which was released on April 4 via Metal Blade Records. This marks the band's first new music featuring original vocalist Ezra Haynes since his departure in 2015. Also featured is a conversation with German thrash metal trio Warfield, who recently released their new album, “With The Old Breed” via Napalm Records. Allegaeon Returns with 'The Ossuary Lens' Technical death metal powerhouse Allegaeon has unleashed their latest full-length album, “The Ossuary Lens,” released on April 4 via Metal Blade Records. This album marks a significant moment for the band, as it is their first release with original vocalist Ezra Haynes since his 2015 departure following the “Elements Of The Infinite” album. The return of Haynes brings back Allegaeon's brutal and technically dazzling sound, which fans have been eagerly awaiting. The band's latest single, “Driftwood,” serves as a powerful introduction to the new record, with its unique blend of melodic, technical death metal — a sound Haynes describes as “melotech.” “We're just so happy to finally release new music,” said Greg Burgess. “We're working on a full album's worth of material, but I feel like it's gonna drop kind of in chunks and then hopefully the rest of it all at once kind of thing.” Recording once again with producer Dave Otero at Flatline Audio studio in Denver, Allegaeon continues their 17-year relationship with the producer. “Dave always provides a comfortable working environment, amazing ideas, and a career-spanning understanding of what has made Allegaeon, Allegaeon,” added Burgess. The album's overarching theme focuses on various perspectives of death, with each track exploring a unique viewpoint. Haynes explained, “Each song essentially is a different topic, however there is always a different perspective of death tied to each subject.” Allegaeon's Latest Album - 'The Ossuary Lens' Track Listing: 01. Refraction 02. Chaos Theory 03. Driftwood 04. Dies Irae 05. The Swarm 06. Carried By Delusion 07. Dark Matter Dynamics 08. Imperial 09. Wake Circling Above 10. Scythe Warfield - German Thrash Metal Titans Alongside the conversation with Greg Burgess, the Loaded Radio Podcast also features an interview with German thrash metal band Warfield. Their latest album, “With The Old Breed,” was released via Napalm Records and continues their tradition of relentless thrash metal inspired by bands like Slayer, Sodom, Kreator, and the Bay Area Thrash scene. Warfield, consisting of Johannes Clemens (Vocals & Bass), Matthias Clemens (Guitar), and Dominik Marx (Drums), is known for their aggressive approach to social and political themes, which they express through their brutal and fast-paced sound. Their most recent album follows their 2018 debut, “Wrecking Command,” which was released via Metal on Met

Send us a textTHAT METAL INTERVIEW presents Greg Burgess of ALLEGAEON (recorded February 2025). Greg talks about the writing process in the land of ALLEGAEON. We also chat about the name of the band and where that came from as well as it's spelling. Burgess reveals which instrument he played in the high school band.That Metal Interview Podcast is FREE and ON DEMAND, stream now on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Deezer, Bandcamp.Listen to #ThatMetalInterviewPodcast​​​​​: https://lnk.to/uj7sH3k4Follow us on Twitter:   / thatmetalinterv   Follow us on Instagram:   / thatmetalinterview  Like us on Facebook:   / thatmetalinterview  Subscribe on YouTube:    / jrocksmetalzoneSupport the show(9) Facebook(6) That Metal Interview Podcast (@ThatMetalInterv) / X (twitter.com)That Metal Interview Podcast (@thatmetalinterview) • Instagram photos and videos(2297) That Metal Interview Podcast - YouTube

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Rick and Greg compete in a good old-fashioned game of Burgess Ball Breakfast Battle. The winner gets the other brother's breakfast. Producer Speedy recaps his wife's 50th birthday. And we continue to celebrate the "Week of Love" with a new album featuring Garry singing love songs. Also a Democrat protesting cutbacks (kickbacks) gets so mad during his speech that he calls Elon Musk a "musty moo moo moo."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we talk with Greg Burgess of Allegaeon about his journey to becoming the musician he is today. Greg shares advice for doing music full time, the importance of practice, how he composes music and much more!If you're interested in supporting the podcast, please subscribe to the S1gns Of L1fe and Jon Audio channels on YouTube. For the video version of this show, please subscribe to the Harmonic Horizons YouTube Channel to keep up with all the latest episodes.S1gns Of L1fe: https://www.youtube.com/@s1gns0fl1feJon Audio: https://www.youtube.com/@jonaudioHarmonic Horizons: https://www.youtube.com/@HarmonicHorizonsPodcastFor bonus content including additional podcast material, head over to the S1gns Of L1fe Patreon page. Paid members get access to Beyond The Horizon - our new series of extended conversations with our guests, as well as several other benefits such as early access to all of his videos, exclusive ambient tutorials, over 100 preset packs for various synthesizers, one on one coaching for ambient and electronic music, and tons more.S1gns Of L1fe on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/s1gnsofl1feIf you'd like to support Jon Audio and the work he does head over to his YouTube channel and subscribe. You can also check out his Gumroad page for a selection of free and paid preset packs. Finally he also has a Patreon page where subscribers get access to additional content such as exclusive music, presets for various synths such as pigments and diva, specialized courses and more.Jon Audio Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jonaudioContact us or would like to be a guest on the show, email: harmonichorizonsp...

Greg Burgess needs no introduction – the sole remaining original member of Allegaeon is well known in the metal world, from his performance in music and contribution to the community by way of teaching, he has influenced the lives of many over the years.  During this episode, we chat about his education, the Suzuki method and training youngsters to play guitar, his current endorsements, and Allegaeon's latest album, Damnum.  We also discuss whether a changing lineup affects a band's success and some difficulty with management teams. Support the show

In this episode, we have two incredible members of the Southeast region who play a vital role in developing and hosting one of the largest regional events for a chapter of the Sports Field Management Association. In this podcast, there was an incredible discussion about this event and how it has grown over the years into a truly incredible educational event with excellent networking opportunities. We also dive into the different stories during their careers where they learned critical parts of this industry that made them the incredible professionals they are today. Be sure to check it out.

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Greg Burgess, the guitarist of the band, "Allegaeon" sits down with us as we catch up and talk all things life. We discuss topics such as our first tour together, to his very disciplined way of guitar study that makes him amongst one of the best in the metal & guitar community today.- Listen to Allegaeon- Follow on Instagram: Greg // Jonny McBee- Support Burn This World: Patreon- Join the Burn This World Discord: Discord

It's with our great pleasure to have Greg, the riff master from Allegaeon tonight. We discuss their new incredible album "Damnum" and the raw passion that went into it, the secrets behind their unique sound and pranking on tour! Listen to their new album "Damnum" now: https://open.spotify.com/album/1LbK8xqE3DF6DE9drbwacI Listen to their new album "Damnum"

Sam sits down with bassist Brandon Michael of the Allegaeon to discuss their new album, "Damnum". Brandon discusses the creative process behind the new album, his musical background, and his unhealthy obsession with beans (and how, ultimately, this is responsible for band-mate Greg Burgess meeting his now-wife)! Finally, we close things out with the latest Allegaeon single "Of Beasts and Worms". Thanks, and enjoy!

You do not want to miss this guest to kick off season two! Season one ended, but we head directly into season two for more off the air side stories and experiences. We still have Ryan Greenwood and Greg Burgess up front, behind the wheel, as we go back in time to get more untold Rick & Bubba stories.  In the first episode of season two, we wrangle in former program director Jeff Tyson, better known on the air as the local hypochondriac JT.  We learn a hunting secret the Coach Burgess shared with JT, what JT's original dream job was as a kid, and how he ended up in an ambulance after a softball game.  We discuss the gratitude that JT showed the late School Closing Tony after their first Rick & Bubba softball game together, how a radio consultant took credit for JT's discovery, and how JT ended up with the remote in his hand.  JT was not harmed or injured during the recording of this episode.

Ep. 35 - Cary Geare, Greg Burgess, Riley McShane (Son of Allegaeon) by Cali Death Podcast

We roll on with episode seven and get behind the scenes to learn more untold Rick & Bubba adventures.  This episode we go back again with former salesman Robbie from Roebuck, aka Robbie McAlpine, from the Q104 days. We get to find out how Rick & Bubba got Robbie fired from his job, what the meaning of exactly puffs of air is, and how Robbie got lumped into the sales scum very quickly.  We learn about his unique sales technique that made him successful and what all happened to Robbie to make him late with the pizzas for Speedy's remote.  We get the details of the rare Rick & Bubba item that he still has in his possession from the early days and his favorite XFL moment.  Robbie confesses that he was the actual salesperson for a botched remote that Rick & Bubba still talk about until today.

We have made it to episode six and we still have Greg Burgess in tow to help go behind the scenes to get more untold Rick & Bubba stories. This time we get a chance to talk with former operations manager from Dick Broadcasting/Citadel Communications, Kerry Lambert.  He gives us the behind the scenes of exactly how their first big contract came to be, just how good were their ratings when they hit the Birmingham market, and what all did they have to do to appease all the personalities in the radio cluster.  Along with playing a role to help bring them to the Birmingham market, Kerry was also their first syndication manager and assisted with their venture into TV with TurnerSouth. From all the Rick & Bubba moments and meetings that he was a part of, he shares his most memorable moment, the details of the big meeting that him and Bubba had with Carl P, the impact and role the guys had on JT, and how they eventually lost the Rick & Bubba deal. Yes, we expect some calls that will need to be redirected to the legal team.

Ep. 25 - Greg Burgess (Allegaeon) by Cali Death Podcast

We still have this fun mobile rolling into episode five with the hard working, pole climbing, blue collar Greg Burgess.  We get a chance to go back to the early days to when the show was just beginning at the station where they cut their teeth, with Q104 sales manager Rob "Crazy Legs" Rosson. We find out what ruined the radio business for him, Rick's closing line that he used for his sales pitch, and how Pigskin Roundup almost didn't happen. We find out exactly how Rick & Bubba conduct business meetings, who won the big flag football game between Rick/Bubba vs Speedy/Rob, and what was the biggest mistake Rick made that caused the FCC to call the Hammer and put him in the doghouse. We learn more details about the mystery meat and concession stand of the week that was always featured on Pigskin Roundup.  Rob finally declares what he thinks is the funniest bit ever on the Rick & Bubba Show and also what was possibly the most lucrative part of the morning show.  Yes, we have the legal team on standby.      

We have arrived at episode four and we still have Greg Burgess in tow.  We get off the air with former HOF intern Blarin' Karen to get the behind the scenes of what really goes on with the interns.  From intern pranks, to Rick and Bubba trips gone bad, to disastrous moments that make it on air when running the board, she gives us the inside scoop.  We get the details of why she fired her band right before Fat Fest and what exactly is a "love" check. We discuss her favorite Rick & Bubba moment when she met her idol and her idol knew who she was.  We learn of the moment she thought she was going to get fired for sure, exactly what it is like to be the babysitter for Bubba, and the best way to remember lyrics for Fat Fest.  Once again, we have to make a quick call to the legal team for good measure.  We at least got this episode cleared for now. 

Sam sits down with Greg Burgess of Allegaeon and Nuclear Power Trio. We go over Nuclear Power Trio's new EP and both of the singles that Allegaeon put out last year. We also discuss the different direction for Allegaeon's next album, Johann Sebastian Bach, what it's like being an executive assistant for Trump, Star Wars, Greg's acoustic/classical guitar work, and his absolute affinity for Christmas songs. Finally we close things out with the most recent Allegaeon single, "Concerto in Dm". Thanks and enjoy!

In what is sure to be a legendary piece of podcast history James sits down in a kitchen. Instead of eating, he chats with his friend and former band mate, Greg Burgess. Well known and beloved for his musical talents, Greg and James chat about only the most important things in life. If you are unsure of his legacy, listen to some music from Allegaeon, Nuclear Power Trio, or Organosyde...or, better yet, just google 'Greg Burgess Guitar' and treat yourself to some skillful displays of musicianship and artistry. This podcast is sure to disappoint! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deathmetaldisco/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deathmetaldisco/support

MASTER of the 8-string guitar, GREG BURGESS of ALLEGAEON, joins The Lifts & Riffs duo for a killer conversation on Allegaeon's latest record, band history, his many musical other endeavors, and the pros & cons involved in being the bands eldest member. Greg also talks about the mental and emotional struggles of the year while offering how he continues to overcome those obstacles by staying healthy, positive, and continuing shred death metal. Most importantly, he is now involved on our campaign to wake the world up to the Tony Martin era of Black Sabbath. Greg rules, check out all of his projects here: https://allegaeon.bandcamp.com/music https://nuclearpowertrio.bandcamp.com https://organosyde.bandcamp.com/album/kvlt-of-the-ziox --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/death-comes-lifting/support

We have made it to episode three and we still have Greg Burgess riding shotgun. We get off the air with Brad Ryan from Three On A String to get the story of exactly how the Rick & Bubba theme song came to be and who gets the credit. We find out why Three On A String were playing with their pants down around their ankles. We learn if he has a plan to update the theme song or maybe write alternate version, stories from early childhood from the Rick & Greg show, what almost cost him his marriage to the lovely Jenny Leigh, Bubba's most requested song for Three On A String, and the controversy of what happened to his Rick & Bubba softball jersey. As always when discussing money issues, we danced with trouble to try to find out how much money he made off the theme song. 

You do not want to miss the second episode as we are able to keep Greg Burgess around for another one. We get completely behind the scenes in TV land as we go Off The Air with former Turner South TV producer Christopher Columbus.  We go from how he got his name to how he even got the TV gig when the show started broadcasting live on TV for the first time.  There was no way we could avoid the classic stinky shirt conversation that has haunted him for years.  We then get his Untold R&B experience as we discuss what a former intern was caught doing, the mysterious ghost hunts, Bubba's meticulous memory, what big band was discovered during a road show with Turner South, and how he got in serious trouble with Rick.  As always when discussing any sensitive "off the record" issues, keeping us out of legal trouble is the ultimate goal.  We are keeping our fingers crossed again after this episode.

If you know about Casio's resume, you know it includes a decade working for the nationally syndicated Rick and Bubba radio show.   This week we talk about the "Untold Experience" behind the scenes at Rick and Bubba with former webmaster Ryan Greenwood and Rick's brother Greg Burgess who currently works on the show!  Bunch of Gooduns!

Join Ryan Greenwood and Greg Burgess as they give you a sneak peak of this crazy ride they are about to go on as they climb into the Fun Mobile. The Off the Air: The Untold R&B Experience premieres November 10th!

Greg discusses his early days as a professional musician and shows how creativity and problem-solving helped transition his career into software development, and led him to working in healthcare, helping providers and patients by innovating payment data. He discusses developing new, data-enabled products and using advancements in tech to expand a company footprint.

Twenty-eight podcast episodes spanning 854 minutes — nearly 14.5 hours — were produced in 2019, as we strive to tell the stories behind the musicians who perform here in the Valley. As we close out the year, we look back at some of our favorite comments and live music from the studio with performers such as Ann Kerstetter, Buzz Meachum, Becky Blue, Bob Randall, Danelle Cressinger, Van Wagner, Allan Combs II, Greg Burgess, Sean Farley, Brett Alexander, Stacia Abernatha, Billy Kelly, Diversifyed, Jeremy Goodling, Travis Wilt, KJ Reimensnyder-Wagner, Runaway Stroller, Brent Mestach, Jesse, Gabe Stillman, Jay Vonada, Re-Creation and Achording to Dad. We hope you and your family enjoy this special installment of Keeping the Beat — found at dailyitem.com, Apple Podcast and Google Play Music apps — and have a great holiday season.

Local singers and musicians, including Runaway Stroller, KJ Wagner, Greg Burgess and Beverley Conrad, Re-Creation, Bob Randall, Danelle Cressinger and brothers Van and Ollie Wagner share songs for the holidays.

Rick & Bubba sit down with staff member The Real Greg Burgess. Go behind the wall with the man you never knew. Greg breaks down his journey from pole-climbing Alabama Power lineman to nationally syndicated on-air talent. He opens up as a man who struggles with rude Tourette's, and shares his life as a new grandpa. All this and much more in this episode of Rick & Bubba University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Over the past four decades, Greg Burgess has been honing his craft, becoming one of the Central Susquehanna Valley's premier pianists.

Today we chat with Greg Burgess from Allegaeon!! We talk about the new album, go through the Sinister Six, and talk about some of his favorite music! Sorry again for the audio, as we did not know that sound check was going to be happening. Follow us on Instagram @DebateDestroy for all future updates!

Today we are talking to ALLEGAEON! An American extreme metal band from Larimer County, Colorado, We talk to founding member Greg Burgess (lead guitar)as well as Brandon Park(drums)and Brandon Michael (bass) about questions we needed the answers too! Where does the band's name comes from? How do they feel with new Soilwork? What's their favourite tour stories?? You get that and more, right here on the SMB Podcast!

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Greg Burgess and Riley McShane of Allegaeon are our guests this week. We discuss the making of the band's new album Apoptosis, how the addition of bass player BooBoo Money (Brandon Michael) changed the dynamic of the record, how Greg almost went the classical guitar route before becoming a metal lifer, the lyrical topic Riley wishes he could tackle for the band, which band member put the kibosh on covering Armored Saint, the curse of Applebee's that has long haunted Allegaeon, and Riley's hot take on season three of True Detective. Petar and Brandon hash through our listeners' reactions to last week's discussion about EPs, Chris Fehn's lawsuit against Slipknot, and Slayer and Primus potentially making magic happen together on tour. Songs: Allegaeon - “Stellar Tidal Disruption” Allegaeon - “Extremophiles (B)”

Allegaeon and Nuclear Power Trio guitarist Greg Burgess will unite the world with metal, jazz and flamenco-influenced riffs.

In this episode we are joined by Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder. Trevor talks to us about new music in 2019, performing in the cold at GMBG, the rotating package of this tour, album artwork, being an influence on other artists like Battlecross’ Gumby, maintaining his vocals, the digital era of music, buying music as a kid, collecting CDs, Serocs, Zealotry, Michael Romeo of Symphony X, Cryptopsy, Mass Infection, and a lot more! We kick off the episode with a track from Under Darkest Skies (the song features Greg Burgess of Allegeon), talk about HolataFest, proving Grounds Stage at Rocklahoma, Darkside Stage, Music to Mend Mikey, and more. Thank you for listening, and please share! #podcast #AllKillerNoFiller #tbdm #theblackdahliamurder This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Saxon, Rocklahoma's D&B Processing Stage and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

This week we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the legendary Metal Blade Records by talking to three generations of musicians on the label. Our show starts with Joey Vera of Armored Saint and Fates Warning. He talks about the Los Angeles scene from which the label was born, the evolution of the formats on which music is consumed, and the label's importance to Armored Saint. Next we talk to Greg Burgess of Allegaeon; we discuss his favorite Metal Blade release of all time, the 35th anniversary tour he's been on with Whitechapel, Cattle Decapitation and Goatwhore, Bush vs. Belladonna Anthrax and the future of Allegaeon. Finally we chat with Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder about how his band got signed, when to expect new music from Black Dahlia, horror movies, and more.  Songs: Armored Saint - “Last Train Home” (live) Allegaeon - “1.618” The Black Dahlia Murder - “Receipt”

Join Sam and Keif for our premiere, mammoth of an episode! We’ll review our Top 10 albums of the year, discuss other great ones that didn’t quite make this list and pick our Track of the Year. After that we sit down with Greg Burgess from Allegaeon for an in-depth interview. Thanks and Enjoy! 0:00 - Introduction 9:21 - Best of the Rest from 2016 21:43 - Top 10 of 2016 1:16:10 - Track of the Year 1:21:06 - Interview with Greg Burgess of Allegaeon 2:44:42 - Signing off

In this special dual interview episode Tony Asta of Battlecross and Greg Burgess of Allegaeon join us. We caught up with both during The Winter Warriors Tour at Thunder Alley Grill & Sports Lounge. Tony talks with us about what is was like playing shows without Kyle 'Gumby' Gunther, their continuous vehicle issues, the status of the followup to "Rise to Power", learning to play guitar at an early age with Hiran Deraniyagala, his stage persona, his thoughts on the new Metallica, and more. During our talk with Greg Burgess, he talks about Riley McShane's clean vocals and him performing vocally through sickness (which included a trip to Urgent Care that day), his thoughts on Corey Archuleta leaving the band, auditioning new bass players, playing acoustic and classical style guitar, what led to more clean guitar playing on the new album, their cover of RUSH's 'Subdivisions', Michael Hedges, his disdain for his mustache, Walmart, and a lot more. We kick the episode off with some talk about Necromancing the Stone, who opened the Winter Warriors tour, and we play a song from Hard Charger out of Canada. Thanks for listening, and please share!

Greg Burgess teaches on the importance of Community by looking at Jesus and other examples from Acts.

Our guest this week on your favorite metal podcast was suggested to us by none other than Chris Adler of Lamb of God back when he was on the podcast last year, although we have been fans of Allegaeon for quite a while outside of that endorsement. In our interview with guitarist Greg Burgess we talk about trying to top what you think is your best work, the shuffling of the staff around the band, manager and booking agent and why they needed to make a change, what surrounded the shift in singers for their new record Proponent for Sentience, and we find out how much it costs to get Bill Nye in your music video. We also discuss the non-beef beef that came up this week between Born of Osiris guitarist Born of Osiris and The Acacia Strain's Vincent Bennett. What appeared to be drunk Tweets got serious when the metal media paid it some attention. Are we taking ourselves too seriously? Drunk Tweets are just drunk Tweets, right? Even if you are picking a fight with someone who doesn't even know why you are fighting with them in the first place. When a band feels they have to diffuse a situation as the first reaction to something that can be attributed to an over-the-limit BAC level, maybe we need to adopt a sense of humor. Let's just apologize now for our discussion too while we're at it. Songs: Allegaeon – "All Hail Science" Steve N Seagulls – "Symphony of Destruction"

Tonight we talk to Cocopa Speedway director of operations and promoter Greg Burgess from Yuma Arizona about what makes a good promoter, results for the weekend of racing around the NW and Northern California, and upcoming events!...The quickest hour on the web, the NW Race Report

Tonight we talk to Cocopa Speedway director of operations and promoter Greg Burgess from Yuma Arizona about what makes a good promoter, results for the weekend of racing around the NW and Northern California, and upcoming events!...The quickest hour on the web, the NW Race Report

Tonight we talk to Cocopa Speedway director of operations and promoter Greg Burgess from Yuma Arizona about what makes a good promoter, results for the weekend of racing around the NW and Northern California, and upcoming events!...The quickest hour on the web, the NW Race Report

In this episode, I talked to Greg Burgess (of the band The Throttles) about their song 'Leave The Drinkin' Alone', which you can get on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/leave-that-drinkin-alone/id412513261?i=412513308 The show notes, including links to the Throttles facebook page and other information, are online at http://yoursongpodcast.tumblr.com/post/83268724256/for-the-22nd-episode-of-tell-me-about-your-song . Enjoy!