93 ROCK Nation Member Matt Pashalian Of Delray Beach interviewed lead singer Adam Gontier and bassist Brad Walst of Three Days Grace backstage prior to their performance with Breaking Benjamin, Seether & Hurt at the Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Wednesday March 5th, 2008. To hear the answers, click on the corresponding links.
- 93 ROCK Nation's Matt Pashalian Interview With Adam Gontier & Brad Walst Of Three Days Grace Pictures
- You guys tend to write these songs that come out amazing live. Do you guys write together live as a band and record that way? (Hear Answer)
- "Over & Over" has some orchestration in it and it's like this real heavy song, but it has this great driving feel to it. When you guys virtually write the song did you intend for it to have orchestration to it or is that just something that just kinda came while you were recording in the studio? (Hear Answer)
- The song "Never Too Late" kind of been the biggest song of 2007. It's like this insanely personal song. When it was written, did you guys have any idea it would become this animal on so many different levels, that so many walks of life can relate to it? (Hear Answer)
- There is kind of a lot of speculation about what the video for "Never Too Late" is about. Could you kinda shed some light on that? (Hear Answer)
- (For Adam) This is officially the first album with Barry writing as part of the band. Besides letting you be the great frontman you are live, what is it do you think he brought to the band as a player, a writer and a personality? (Hear Answer)
- You guys have been touring with Breaking Benjamin now for pretty much all of last year and then on your own tour and when you guys were with Nickelback. Since you guys have been pretty much married for the past few years, how has that relationship been? (Hear Answer)
- You guys tend to tour a lot with the other two bands on this bill (Breaking Benjamin, Seether) kind of a lot actually. What is it about them that you just love touring with those two in particular? (Hear Answer)
- A lot of people don't know it but you guys have been a band for over a dozen years. Your original name was Ground Swell, then you changed it to Three Days Grace. What made you change the name and what's the meaning of Three Days Grace to you as individuals? (Hear Answer)
- (For Adam) A while back, when the new record came out, you did a special for the CAMH. Was the label and everyone behind you to put that kind of personal thing out there about your personal abuse? (Hear Answer)
- When you guys finished "One-X", did you guys have any idea just how amazing a record you had when you were done? (Hear Answer)
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