Who does the band like more: John Fogerty or Bruce Springsteen?
N: Bruce Springsteen. Greetings From Asbury Park is still one of my favorite records. But Creedence is still pretty amazing. J: It changes every day. I drive a van around and I pick up kids from after school, so Creedence and Springsteen are two bands kids can agree on. We basically go back and forth with the Boss and Creedence. Those sound like awesome kids. J: Well, some of them don’t like Nebraska-era Boss. Aren’t they like ten? J: Second to sixth grade. One kid knows every Creedence song, every Boss, every Beatles, every Stones—I put on Exile On Main Street and he knew it right away. I was like, ‘Wow, your dad trained you well.’ His dad is a corporate guy with a personalized plate like ‘BTLGUY.’ What’s the hardest you ever laughed at a live show? A: For me, it was playing at the Scene, and the last song—a couple people knew the song—and it has a cool drum part at the end, and Joey invited everyone on stage. And they were beating the shit out of Eric’s drums, and throwing everything
