Alter Bridge’s 10 Favourite Albums When They Have been Youngsters

Alter Bridge’s Myles Kennedy and Mark Tremonti are right here to talk about their 10 favourite albums after they had been youngsters.

The 2 have been such a robust songwriting workforce throughout seven albums, the newest being Pawns & Kings and their musical journeys in and out of Alter Bridge (and even earlier than!) have been inspiring in so some ways. Between them, they’ve crossed so many various types — the heavy stuff, in fact however Kennedy touched on Americana and bluegrass in his solo pursuits whereas earlier this 12 months Tremonti recruited residing members of Frank Sinatra’s band for a charitable covers album that exposed his hidden expertise as a outstanding crooner.

Kennedy was born on Nov. 27, 1969, placing his teenage years at late 1982 by means of late 1989, whereas Tremonti, born April 18, 1974, spent ages 13 by means of 19 within the years between spring of 1987 and the spring of 1993.

It is fairly truthful to say Tremonti skilled a very distinctive time, amid the thick of the hair steel explosion and the following tidal wave of grunge that despatched rock music traits into full upheaval. His tastes, nevertheless, had been a bit extra excessive at the moment, alongside one album that is something however heavy.

Kennedy, who skilled the aftershock of the ’70s, grew up by means of the rise of conventional heavy steel and glam steel and his tastes mirror that, making this record forward fairly attention-grabbing when evaluating the tastes of the Alter Bridge icons facet by facet.

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Alter Bridge, “Pawns and Kings” Music Video