Aug. 2, 2026

Alien Rockin Explosion at Wacken: Heavy Metal, Comics, and Galactic Vibes with Alien Rockin' Explosion

Alien Rockin Explosion at Wacken: Heavy Metal, Comics, and Galactic Vibes with Alien Rockin' Explosion

In this high-spirited episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman welcomes Bang Helium and Red Tricia of Alien Rockin Explosion to discuss their otherworldly love for heavy metal, their journey from the stars to Wacken, and the universal language of music. Tune in for tales of cosmic travels, festival adventures, and a celebration of music, community, and embracing imperfection.Main Topics Covered

  • Alien Rockin Explosion’s origins and mission on Earth
  • The universal appeal of heavy metal and its community
  • Experiences at Wacken and other major music festivals
  • The role of imperfection and authenticity in live music
  • Cultural differences and unity across borders—and universes
  • The blending of music, comics, and art in their multidisciplinary project
  • Using music as a tool for global unity and peace
  • Resources and how to connect with Alien Rockin Explosion
Key Discussions & StoriesJourney to Earth and Discovering Heavy Metal
  • Bang Helium and Red Tricia explain that music is unique to Earth; their discovery of Earth’s golden record (from the Voyager spacecraft) inspired their trip (01:07, 01:36).
  • They humorously avoid revealing the specifics of their origin, embracing the mystery.
Metal Festivals: Wacken and Beyond
  • Their impressions of Wacken as the “holy land” for metalheads; all the good people of the world united (03:22, 03:54).
  • Bang Helium and Red Tricia discuss Zurbarán Rock in Burgos, Spain, a large, free festival open to everyone, and its similarities to Wacken’s spirit (04:51, 05:07).
  • Pipeman shares his experiences at other festivals, encouraging immersion in local cultures (06:07).
Aliens, Humanity, and Community
  • Discussion on the stereotypes of tourists and the importance of embracing culture and diversity (07:02).
  • Heartfelt story from Pipeman about helping a lost stranger in Madrid, leading to unexpected friendship (07:31).
  • Repeated emphasis that heavy metal and music unite people as one, regardless of origin—human or alien (08:15, 08:49).
Authenticity in Music
  • Bang Helium and Red Tricia champion natural, live music with no backing tracks or digital tricks (10:26, 11:10).
  • Imperfection in music is celebrated as part of the live experience, and every concert is unique (10:39).
“Racksistence” and Their Artistic Vision
  • Alien Rockin Explosion’s goal: to save the essence of “original rack” (rock), keeping music alive and authentic through a mix of comics, science fiction, and rock (09:14, 09:32).
  • Their multidisciplinary and transmedia approach means readers and listeners can enjoy comics, novels, and music as one artistic universe (14:28, 14:33).
Music as the Solution for World Problems
  • Pipeman proposes a world festival—no leaders allowed!—where music brings everyone together and solves global issues (13:31, 13:54).
  • Real amplifiers and no digital tricks would be the rule (14:09, 14:13).
Notable Quotes
  • “We prefer to stay as long as there is heavy metal on planet Earth.” – Red Tricia
  • “Music is something unique from Earth. That’s why we came here.” – Bang Helium
  • “We are all a community, a community of love of music and having the week of our year.” – Red Tricia
  • “No fun, no rock, man.” – Bang Helium
  • “If you enclose this music in something digital, you’re destroying that essence.” – Bang Helium
  • “We believe in music like something alive. It’s a kind of energy.” – Bang Helium
  • “Be good to each other and take care of your community, and take care of heavy metal.” – Red Tricia
  • “Nerds will rule the galaxy.” – Bang Helium
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Alien Rockin Explosion
    • Website/Links: [Check them out in cyberspace—they’re “all around”!] (14:31)
    • Comics, novels, and music available; join “the Rock System”
  • Zurbarán Rock Festival – Free rock festival in Burgos, Spain (05:07)
  • Wacken Open Air – Considered the “holy land” of metal (03:22)
  • Discussion of multidisciplinary projects—comics and rock (“When Two Nerds Collide” speech) (15:24)


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Fore Wow, pray you.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures of

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Pipe Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here.

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With Hello Elen. This is Bank Helium from Alien Rocket Explosion.

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And this is Retricia Nice here at Woking. How long

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was the trip from you know, your planet or wherever

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you're from to get here?

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It took some late years. We are not going to

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be specific because we don't.

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You know what that's you know where you are. I

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don't blame you with everything going on now. I wouldn't

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want anybody know where I am either. Unfortunately sometimes they do.

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We're thinking about leaving, but you know, they're still heavy

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metal here and we prefer to stay as long as

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there's heavy metal planet Earth.

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Okay, so my question is is there metal where you're from?

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No, we have to say that music is something unique

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from Earth. Really, yes, So that's why we came here.

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That's why we keep getting these aliens coming here playing metal.

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We found your what your girl spacecraft and that's why.

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We came Nice Nice. So what was that one moment

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in time in both your lives that you decided it

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was time to come to Earth and play metal?

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We found that golden record you sent to the stars

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and we say, oh man, what's this. This is crazy,

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let's check out. That's why we're here.

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So I have some news for you, and like you,

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it appeals to you. There's another festival that I do

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in the US. It's called Right Fest.

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Uh huh.

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They just made a major announcement that Captain James T.

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at ninety five years old and will be debuting at

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that festival.

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Oh man, they saw us, and now they want to

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have the fun too. See.

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Maybe he was at your planet and like he was

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like where these guys go? Oh they went to Earth

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to play metal? And he was like, fuck, why am

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I doing that? I gotta get out this spaceship and

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go back to Earth.

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days about aliens again and all this thing, and you know,

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maybe they are just coming all here to do this thing.

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some of the Earthlings nowadays.

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Yeah, you know this, there's this kind of stuff all

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around the universe.

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Maybe we can kick them out.

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I hope you do. Please come to where I live first,

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kick them all out there first.

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It's difficult to find the right place to start with.

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Yes, exactly, many of them exactly.

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So Vaking, what what brings you of all festivals in

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the world, the valking.

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roll for a long time. Yeah, and we have to

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say that we came by ship, by sheep.

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Did you make the right choice?

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Yes? Absolutely, This is the best place to be on

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planet Earth. This is the good people here, all united,

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you know, from many places all around the world, and

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all the good people from all those places they are

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all here. So this is the best place to be.

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It's a bit warm, but it's fine. It's fine, and you're.

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Right because this is where I go to escape all

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the insanity of my world. Okay, and where we're one big,

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happy family. There is no politics here, there is no differences.

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There's just people enjoying metal.

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Yes, we are all a community, a community of love

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of music and having the week of our year and.

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Even the cows in Vaking love metal.

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Yeah avatuurlish And so.

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festival in Spain that has this condition that is so

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totally free, so everybody can go to see their bands

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without paying anything.

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And it's huge and it's called Food but Rock, and

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it's in a city called Burgos, and it was a

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couple of weeks ago and it's a beautiful place and

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it's and it's great because it has the same the

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same spirit of Vagan because it's you know, a gathering

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of good people and they can go for free there.

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So it is families, there are children, there are you know,

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people not related to metal music, but they are there

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and they're listening to these music. So that's the main

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thing about that.

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See I love that. I heard about one that's also

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free in Austria, and yesterday I heard of another one

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from one of the other artists. That's totally cool. And

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I've done like resurrection fasts in Spain and I love Spain,

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you know, I've gone there a couple of times. Of course,

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they don't want us idiots from the States anymore lately.

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I don't blame them.

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Well, they're idiots everywhere, right, exactly.

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It's not because of a country, it's just because of

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human beings.

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Well yeah, and I do agree with like tourists for

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the most part, ruined places Like I travel over the world,

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but I never go to the tourist areas. I live

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with the locals because I want to be immersed in

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the culture. If I want to be in America, I'll

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stay in America. I don't go to another country to

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be in America or convert it. Why do I want

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to convert it? And that's what happens to a lot

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of places, like I go to Costa Rica a lot,

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and now the Americans are Americanizing Costa Rica. I mean,

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are you kidding me? Like, it's one of the most

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beautiful places on the planet. You don't need a bunch

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more buildings, yes, you know, there's enough around the world.

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Well, can we say one.

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Of my best friends is from Arizona and she's living

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very close to me in Spain.

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They moved to Spain.

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There's a whole community of North American people there and

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they are just so integrated there and we're so happy

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to get other.

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see that, well, now, our cool Americans are actually invaders.

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So oh yeah, absolutely I agree. And you know, even

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like I'm embarrassed when I go with other people because

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they'll act like that, like and I don't want to

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be associated with that, Like I'm in somebody else's country.

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I want to assimilate to them. It's their country, not

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my country. And that's how you learn.

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That's very smart, right.

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I had the most amazing experience in Madrid a couple

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of years ago that was unexpected. I met this guy

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in the airport. He was lost, like and I think

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he was like having dementia something like that, and he

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was trying to meet up with his kids at some

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bus station or somewhere, and I traveled with him throughout

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the city to help him to get there. And to me,

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it was like the most amazing experience, one of the

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most amazing in my whole life, because it's like that's

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pretty magical, you know, you meet some stranger and then

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you become lifelong friends.

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Yes, absolutely, that's why we are still here because that's

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the thing we like about human beings.

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This part of them.

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That is just so we are like one. We are

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one together, and it's the same as heavy metal music.

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We are one.

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We feel like one, one speed, in one community, one people,

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one person altogether.

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Absolutely, and that's the way it should be.

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In fact, I'd rather see more aliens and less humans

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and send them somewhere, because you guys make our world better,

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I think, and I think we can all be united.

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It doesn't matter human alien race. I don't care what

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it is. We're all one people in the whole universe

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and every universe.

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And we are still learning, still learning to live exactly exactly.

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So what's one goal in your musical career here on

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Earth that you have not achieved yet that you want

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to do?

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goal in not only in music, because we are an

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artistic project, nice multi disciplinary and trans media that combines comics,

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science fiction and rock music.

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I love that, Okay.

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So our main goal is to have fun. That's a

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fun not rock man.

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I don't even get people that just do music why

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they're in music if they're not having fun. This is

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not a great business. If you're not having fun.

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And that's what you give to people. What you are

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feeling is what you are giving to other people. So

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if you are having a good time, people is having

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a good time. If you're not having a good time, okay,

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what's what are you doing there? And only that does not.

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having fun, that's nothing for me. But when I see

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him smile and laugh and having a good time, I

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don't even care. If I like the music, I'm having

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a blast, you know.

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That's that's our Yeah, that is the way we do things.

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I mean, we are a classical rock band. We don't

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have backing, backing trucks or clicks or something on the stage.

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We are one hundred percent natural, hundred many.

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You're real musicians. We actually play instrument Yeah.

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We play instruments.

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And we are not perfect, and we know that there's

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imperfection in life, every everywhere, every time. But we're enjoying

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it and we're making music. And every show is different.

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That's the that's the magic of it. You don't see

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one and other another concert and they are all the same. No,

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we do every concert specially because it's different. Sometimes we

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play fun and sometimes we place lower and sometimes we

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make a mistake and we look at each other and

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with mind and we say, hey, I'm holding you know.

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We're doing this together, and.

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We believe music like something alive. It is a kind

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of energy and if you enclosure this music in something

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in digital, you're destroying that essence. That's our way to

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see music. And so that's why you ask us about

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our goal or main goal. We have one goal. We

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have built the rock systems and we try to save

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the origin of rock and the regional rock. Are many things,

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but one of those things is that it has to

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be alive. And live music has to be alive. No

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waking tracks, no tricks, no cheating to the people.

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Man, I love the aliens because that's the way it

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should be. Like listen the mistakes, like you're talking about,

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that's what makes live music great. And you know why

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did a band like The Grateful Dead have such a

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decade following because you couldn't go to any two shows

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and it was never the same, so people would follow

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them everywhere because of that. Now, on the other side

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of it, as somebody does press coverage a love of festivals,

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you know, sometimes the same band is playing at every festival,

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and some of them, you know, I can. I'll be

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in the crowd with my friends and I'll be repeating

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the words they're saying between songs, and they're like, how

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you know, Like I've always seen them like ten times

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this year it's the same script. And even me my

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favorite bands, I get bored, like I don't even want

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to go see them again because okay, I've seen this

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a million times. So I love what you do and

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it should be not perfect. Yeah, I even say with

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what I do shouldn't be perfect like these people that

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have to edit it to I don't want perfection because

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humans certainly aren't perfect, so why should I be perfect?

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Neither are the aliens?

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Say, there you go, and that's where we're the sing

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and I'm gonna tell you about and especially because you

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talked about that festival, I have an idea to solve

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all the world problems, and I think you're the perfect

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band to be one of the band's and playing at

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this idea. I came up with this idea that we

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need a music festival, a metal festival, rock festival where

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the whole world attends. It's required. However, none of the

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leaders in the world are getting any risk. Band security

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is told they're not allowed in, They're banned, They're not

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allowed there. And I could guarantee you we would work

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out all the world problems without those idiots, and where

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we could use music as the united which metal and

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rock is the ultimate uniter.

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Sounds like a plan, man, I mean I cannot.

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We will use real amplifiers. Whoa digital know? Wking tracks

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allowed there?

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It is there, it is I love it. The other

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a final words you want to share with the lizards.

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Plus tell them how to get a hold of you

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by your merch check out your shows.

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All that good stuff people. We are alien rock and explosion.

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Check us out in the cyber space. We are all around.

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We have comics, we have novels. Join the rock systems

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with us. Be happy friends, nice yeah, be good.

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To each other, and take care of you, of your community,

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and take care of heavy metal.

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Yes yes, And I love that you have comics too,

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in graphic novels because it does all go together right,

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like it's all art. I think it shouldn't just be

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one thing, you know. I remember being a kid, you know,

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and like kiss, I had the trading cards, I had

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the comic book. I had everything there was. And then

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even listening to albums, you know, you looked at the artwork,

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you read the lyrics, you put your headphones on. You

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immersed yourself in the full sensory experience, not just listening

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to a track on Spotify.

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Yeah, you know I have This speech is about comics

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on Rock Universe, and it's called when Two Nerves Collide. Nice.

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I love that. It's so funny you said that, because

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who was it. It was either my son or daughter.

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Just the other day, I don't know, I was talking

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about some comic book or something and he's like, you're

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such a nerd, and I said, thank you.

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Ah, yeah, nurse Nurse will rule the galaxy.

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Let's hope so, because then we won't have all the

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bullshit that's going on if the nerds ruled about galaxy.

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Because nerds are usually nice and you guys are And

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I'm glad you're here at Bucking And thanks for being

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on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thanks to you man, Thank you so much my pleasure.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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