Great Albums with The Panic Channel
Dave Navarro and Steve Isaacs of The Panic Channel discuss influential albums, the power of sobriety, and the gross importance of Trapped in the Closet.
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The Who - Tommy (1969)
"The film had a huge impact on me and it was around that time I decided I wanted to be a musician because I was so inspired by this body of work."
- Dave Navarro
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (1974)
"Songs that are journeys and don't give a f*** about time are the ones that, you know, I gravitate towards because they allow me enough time to literally get myself lost in the song"
- Dave Navarro
Pink Floyd - The Wall (1979)
"It was a very magical time, for me, as a young man getting into that record and really identifying with it, and the album that made me dig into Pink Floyd's back catalog and become an avid fan of Pink Floyd."
- Dave Navarro
Failure - Fantastic Planet (1996)
"This was their third record and I believe this is their best record -- I think sonically this had a lot of impact on me and how you can have melody and power work really well together."
- Steve Isaacs
Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile (1999)
"Trent Reznor is believe it or not my all-time favorite musician."
- Dave Navarro
