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🎸 Quiet Riot’s Alex Grossi Opens Up About Lost Songs & Sib Hashian Memories (Exclusive) — DeepCutsArchive
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🎙️ Collins Conversations – Episode 3 Quiet Riot guitarist Alex Grossi joins host Jim Collins for an unforgettable conversation about lost songs, life with the late Sib Hashian (Boston), and growing up together in South Windsor, CT. Jim and Alex go way back — from their wild days living together in “The Greenhouse” in Boston, working at E.U. Wurlitzer, and recording original tracks alongside Sib Hashian. 🎸 In this episode: 🔥 The early years and influences that shaped Alex’s sound 🎶 Recording “Rubber Statue,” “House of Gold,” and “Take Everyone” 💿 Collaborating with Sib Hashian on “I Am,” “In Your Mind,” and “Smokin’” 🤣 The hilarious Peter Wolf stool story 🚀 What’s next — re-recording “Rubber Statue” PLUS: Alex shares what life looks like now, his current Spotify playlist, and how his songwriting evolved from his first riffs to his latest work with Quiet Riot. 📺 Watch all Collins Conversations episodes: 👉 www.youtube.com/@CollinsConversations 🎧 Follow Collins Conversations: 📸 Instagram → @collins_conversations 🎵 Hosted by Jim Collins, musician, vocalist, and founder of Collins Entertainment #QuietRiot #AlexGrossi #SibHashian #JimCollins #CollinsConversations #RockInterview #HookersAndBlow #ClassicRock #BostonBand #BehindTheMusic #RockLegends #PodcastInterview #MusicPodcast #RockStories #Guitarist

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