Slightly hungover, something Machine Head apparently deals with in a proffesional way, we see Dave talk about the already very succesfull album 'Blackening'. He also speaks about the creative freedom Machine Head has, and about the tour.

"It's good being on the side of good critique because we've been on the other side "

Machine Head take quite alot of following bands with them, and they think it's important. Why is it, and what does he think of similar tours?
By the way, whats the story on the cancelled 'Disney' show?

"Yeah, it pissed us off. We never really got an explanation"

Dave continues on political visions of politicians and other bands. Also how this is connected with Christianity. Of course we also ask him about his drumming.

"I actually practice four times a week now"

Dave is the best drummer on the tour, all de drummer are good actually.. according to Dave. And where do drummers talk about?

"You suck, you're a robot!"

Toazted did an interview with Phil Demmel in November 2004 about their latest album, "Through The Ashes Of Empires".

Toazted did an interview with Rob Flynn in September 2003 about their latest album, "Through The Ashes Of Empires".

We did an interview with Machine Head bassist Adam Duce while he was relaxing backstage at the 013 Club in Tilburg in 2002.

We did an interview with singer Rob Flynn about the surprise popularity of hardcore and punk bands like Green Day, Offspring and Bad Religion.

"Music is always a reflection of the times and maybe times are a little bit harsher, more crazier. We're 5 years away from the year 2000, who knows what the fuck will be happening by then!"

Interview with Rob Flynn from 1997 from the AVRO archives. In the first part of the interview he talks about the making of the new record, The More Things Change, the reason they fired Chris Kontos and the Slayer tour.

In the second part of the interview Rob talks about doing a remix, Cuban sigars and what the song Bay of Pigs is about and why he wrote it. He also adresses the question whether drugs will and should be legal in the United States.

In the last part of the interview Rob talks about the problems during the recording process, band's that change their music, Black Metal and religion.