Scott and Ken talk about everything from how to get laid to their new T.V. show on Jonesy’s Jukebox.

The guys talk Grammys, licensing and new music.

Check out Scott and Ken on the red carpet at the 2010 Grammy Awards

Ken and Scott perform Divided by Night, Keep Hope Alive, Busy Child and Falling Hard live in KCRW’s studios.

“Falling Hard” (34:00/41:06) also features live vocals and guitar by Meiko, Sam Maloney on drums and Dizzy Reed (Guns N’ Roses) on piano. IMHO, this is a milestone song for the band and and deserves as much exposure as it can get.

You can now watch the “Falling Hard” performance by itself here:

Ken and Scott talk about the next leg of the Divided by Night tour, the new Come Back Clean Video and future plans.

Scott and Ken talk about their involvement in scoring, “X-Games 3D: The Movie” before the premier.

Ken talks to Tod Strong about Greenwave and the second leg of the Divided by Night tour.

Check out this fun interview with Ken and Scott talking everything from foot gear to recording gear on playboy.com. http://tinyurl.com/lqvw2l

You may think about passing this video over if you purchased the Deluxe Edition of “Divided by Night” or saw the track-by-track rundown of the album on YouTube, but don’t. While this video uses bits and pieces from the one you’ve seen before, the Sundance Channel has included additional footage not included on the former and makes for a very entertaining and informative look behind the scenes of the making of the “Divided by Night” album and tour. Pop a bag of corn and enjoy…

I recently had the opportunity to spend some time with Ken and Scott of The Crystal Method who graciously agreed to take time out of their busy schedule for this interview. Those of you who have met them personally know you will never meet a nicer, more professional couple of guys in this business — and the hospitality their management and crew showed us was extraordinary!

If you missed them on the first leg of the “Divided by Night” tour, be sure to catch them in August. If they’re not coming to your city, make the drive if they’re anywhere close. You won’t regret it.

Finally, my apology to those of you who have been waiting patiently for the answers to the questions you submitted and thanks to those of you who sent very kind emails regarding my family. Things are looking up and it’s good to be back in full swing!