This week’s guest is Steve Jocz, also known as Stevo 32. Steve is a Canadian musician best known as the original drummer of the punk rock band Sum 41. Steve co-founded Sum 41 in 1996 with Deryck Whibley and played a significant role in the band’s early success, contributing to their distinctive punk rock sound. He remained with Sum 41 until 2013, showcasing his drumming skills on albums like “All Killer No Filler”, “Does This Look Infected?” and Chuck.” After leaving Sum 41, Steve left music behind all-but-completely…only to rekindle his relationship with the drums around 2019. We get into a lot of fun Sum 41 history and insider stories via very welcomed tangents and I was smiling the whole time. Steve was a big part of my drumming when I was younger and I was giddy as all hell to have him on the show. I hope you enjoy the 5 records that helped shape Steve Jocz into the drummer he is today. Cheers!
STEVE’S BIG FAT FIVE
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Album – Nevermind
Artist – Nirvana
Release Year – 1991
Key Track(s) – In Bloom
Drummer – Dave Grohl
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Album – Dookie
Artist – Green Day
Release Year – 1994
Key Track(s) – Burnout (1:12 – 1:38)
Drummer – Tre Cool
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Album – Master Of Puppets
Artist – Metallica
Release Year – 1985
Key Track(s) – Master Of Puppets
Drummer – Lars Ulrich
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Album – Live Fast, Diarhea
Artist – The Vandals
Release Year – 1995
Key Track(s) – And Now We Dance (00:40 – 01:15)
Drummer – Josh Freese
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Album – Milestones
Artist – Miles Davis
Release Year – 1958
Key Track(s) – Two Bass Hit (00:00 – 01:00)
Drummer – Philly Joe Jones
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