Machine Head frontman / founder Robb Flynn recently guested on The Robbcast Podcast and discussed the band's longevity, as well as the numerous line-up changes along the way. Check out the interview below. It begins following a one minute Anchor ad.

Flynn: "The reason that I continue on, I guess, is I fucking love what I do. I love playing music. Music is such an important part of my life, and has been, from my earliest memories. The shows that Machine Head has and the fanbase that we have and the dedication of the Head Cases is fucking... it'll straight up bring me to tears sometimes. It's so passionate about the music we make and the band and what we stand for. If there's only three hundred of 'em, or there's three thousand of 'em, motherfucker, I'm gonna go out there and fucking give a thousand percent and kill it every night, because that's the shit that makes us feel alive. They make me feel alive; I make them feel alive. It's this crazy circle of energy and power and communion, and that's what it's about for me."

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