ERIC CARR's Sister Interviewed On 'Decibel Geek' Podcast

February 3, 2012

The "Decibel Geek" podcast has released an Eric Carr-themed episode featuring an in-depth discussion of the late KISS drummer's life and career with his sister, Loretta Caravello. Hosts Chris Czynszak and Aaron Camaro speak with Caravello about Eric's time with KISS, his legacy, and her responsibility for the oversight of the drummer's estate in the years since his passing in 1991. Caravello also shares her thoughts on some rumors that have been floating around the Internet over the years, including one about former KISS guitarist Vinnie Vincent acquiring ownership of Carr's makeup design.

You can now listen to the "Decibel Geek" podcast below.

Carr was an integral part of KISS for over 11 years. His powerful drumming rocked the music world through the metal Eighties. Carr is still an influence on drummers and rock fans alike.

Released on November 8, 2011 through a label imprint set up by Caravello, "Unfinished Business" is a special 20th-year commemorative CD release that features over 17 rare Eric Carr recordings, including previously unreleased music, live performances, interview clips and more. Guests include current and former members of KISS, TWISTED SISTER, SEETHER, ZO2, EUROPE, DANGER DANGER and more.

This CD is a testament to a man whose personality and heart were as big as his enormous talent. Eric's spirit is alive in each and every song.

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