Sept. 7, 2026
Band Life, BBQ, and Building Props: Inside Stretch’s Creative World
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RSS Feed In this lively episode, Pipeman sits down with Stretch, the multi-talented frontman, chef, and visual artist, live from Rocklahoma. The conversation bounces between music, food, art, festival culture, and plenty of hilarious stories—capturing Stretch's larger-than-life approach to creativity and performance.
Main Topics Covered
- The origin of Stretch's name and his views on becoming an "icon"
- How Stretch got involved with Rocklahoma, including combining his passions for art, food, and music
- Stretch's food philosophy and culinary experiences at festivals
- Music talk: influences, favorite lyrics, and band stories
- The immersive and theatrical Stretch live show experience
- Artistic passions beyond music and food—sculpture and fabrication
- Upcoming album, tours, and festival plans
- Festival stories from the road (including pole dancing at Rocklahoma campgrounds)
- The importance of supporting local and live music
- Stretch prefers being called an "icon" rather than a symbol (00:52).
- He shares how he blends together art, food, and music for a unique experience at festivals like Rocklahoma (01:19).
- Stretch brings home-style, flavorful, straightforward food to touring artists, explaining how a taste of comfort makes a difference on the road (01:47).
- Stories of cooking barbecue alongside Dave Grohl and aspirations to collaborate with him on musical food events (02:58).
- Described as "American '80s vibe rock and roll band with anthem-style lyrics" that drive crowd participation (03:54).
- Favorite self-written lyric: “Blow Whiskey Kisses”, new favorites from "Sugar Shack" (04:11).
- Favorite lyric from another band: “No sleep till Brooklyn” by Beastie Boys (05:39).
- Musical influence: Frank Zappa for his creativity and fun approach (07:56).
- The importance of fun and audience engagement—air cannons with candy, meat showers with Slim Jims, kazoo interactive moments, and participation at every show (09:09).
- Passion for sculpture and visual arts: Stretch builds everything for his restaurants and band stage props, finding fulfillment in solo creativity (10:14).
- Belief that art, food, and music cross all boundaries—these passions are interconnected (12:02).
- New Stretch album and upcoming tour dates, including sharing bills with Ace Frehley Band, Scotty Austin, Three Doors Down, Saving Abel, and Florida shows with Lynyrd Skynyrd (13:20).
- Judging best campsite at Rocklahoma, referencing creative and wild campground setups (23:47).
- Burning Man comparisons and stories of festival mischief: Safety Bob persona, Jell-O syringe shots, and pole dancing escapades (24:37).
- Emphasizing the need to buy merch and support local music venues like Grinders KC (26:54).
- “Don't be trying to get on the pest list all the time. Just fucking pay the $10.” (27:12)
- The crucial role of audience support for musicians’ survival and growth (27:19).
- “Let's go with icon rather than symbol.” — Stretch (00:53)
- “Art, food, music cross all cultural boundaries, no matter where you are in the world, whether you speak the language or not.” — Stretch (12:22)
- “If you want to have fucking fun, go to a stretch show.” — Stretch (16:00)
- “All problems go away when I'm on stage.” — Stretch (16:29)
- “Buy merch. That's how a band gets to the next gig.” — Pipeanm (27:29)
- Stretch Band – Streaming on Spotify: Stretch Artists (26:54)
- Live Music & Venue – Grinders KC (Kansas City restaurant and music venue): Grinders KC (27:01)
- Social Media – Follow Stretch for tour updates and music releases.
- Unique giveaways and audience incentives: claims of a free t-shirt from Buckcherry if the Spotify page quadruples (27:41)
- Commentary on the evolution of festival culture, audience filming habits, and the experience of live events (17:57, 18:29)
- Festival nostalgia: camping out for tickets in the pre-digital age (21:44)
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Hey, you're listening to The Adventure.
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And I'm Pudlin.
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On W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on The Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio.
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And I'm here with Stretch. Like Stretch Armstrong?
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No, just like Stretch. It's interesting. Everyone always has to
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add something on there. I mean, there's Elvis, there's Prince,
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there's Madonna. They don't go, Princess Perfect or Elvis, my horse.
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So are you going to become a symbol next?
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Definitely not a sex symbol.
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Why not?
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Didn't your parents tell you you could be anything you
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wanted to be?
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Icon. Let's go with icon rather than symbol.
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Okay, there we go. You are the icon.
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That's what I thought, too, because I was looking at
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all the posts you were doing on social media for Rock,
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La Jolla.
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I'm like, who the fuck is that icon?
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You know, I got the job from my buddy, Umla. Yeah.
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So how did you get involved with Rock, Oklahoma?
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So I have a band, Stretch. We're on the Spotify
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and all that stuff. And we played here last year.
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And I do special cooking events. I have restaurants in
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the Kansas City area. And they said, hey, man, why
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don't you come down and cook the VIP and have
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your band play at the same time? And it just
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all comes together, art, food, and music.
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As it should be.
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So let's start with the food then. Tell me about
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your food. Why do they want you here to cook
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us food?
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So it's fun. I mean, I do pretty straightforward food,
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but it's good, simple. But when you're on tour, you
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want a little taste of that home. And we do
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some barbecue. We do some chicken wings. We do some
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simple stuff. But it's got tons of flavor. And they
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get off a tour bus, and these cats just want it.
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And they said, Stretch, how about you just do like
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a little experience for the artist? Not cater, but an experience.
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So we do that, and it was really super successful.
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It doesn't matter what band you were. You came, you
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got a little nibble, and wanted more. The catering guys
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actually got upset about it. I'm sure they did. It's fun.
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I don't want to cook for everybody. We could, but
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just a little of the grinder slash stretch artist food.
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So what got you into cooking?
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I'm sorry?
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What got you into cooking?
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Oh, so I went to art school, and then I
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worked in the kitchens all through art school, and then
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made art during the day, and then worked in rock
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and roll clubs at night and cooked. And that's how
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I picked up girls and drank and ate and stayed alive.
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What a life.
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You should do a thing with Dave Grohl, because he
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likes to cook, too.
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He likes to barbecue.
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Yeah. Dave Grohl's a huge barbecue guy. I ran into
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him a few years ago down in Memphis in May.
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I was down there with Traeger doing some stuff, and
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he was a pellet-smoking kind of guy at the same time.
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But he is. I'd love to do it. If he
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ever listens, hey, Dave, if you ever get this, just say, hey, Stretch,
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let's go do some shit.
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I know, right?
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Because I was at Dimebag Bash, and he was barbecuing there,
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and that was.
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Some good food. So you could have the.
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Stretch Your Grohl or some shit like that will make
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up a name.
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You could go on tour, you and Dave, and do
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the food thing at all the festivals.
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We could go do the food. We can do the
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meet and greets. M-E-A-T.
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There you go.
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Meet and greet with Dave Grohl and Stretch.
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I love it.
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They'll be like, Stretch, who's this guy?
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So tell me about Stretch.
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If you were to describe your band without a genre,
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what would it be?
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We are an American 80s vibe rock and roll band
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with anthem style lyrics that everybody can relate to and
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chant with their fist pumping in the air.
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What's your favorite lyric that you've ever written?
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Oh.
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Blow Whiskey Kisses is one of my favorite lyrics. As
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well as, I got a new one in our new song,
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Sugar Shack. There's one. We just, we... We broke a
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kid's piggy bank. We robbed a kid. But it's okay
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because grandma's taking care. Nice.
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And that was like a trap question because we were
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talking before and it came up with what your favorite
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lyric was. Now, what's your favorite lyric of a band
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that's not you?
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You know, one that comes up and it's so pertinent
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so many times. It's old school. It's 80s vibe. It's
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probably between Highway to Hell and... What the fuck? Not
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Stop Till Brooklyn. Beastie Boys.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. Beastie Boys... Fuck.
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No stop till Brooklyn. Bruce, what is it? No stop
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till Brooklyn. What is it that Beastie Boys did? The
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lyric I love that I can't even remember.
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Oh, my God. That's terrible that you love that lyric.
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You did. You stumped me.
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How about this one? This is my favorite lyric of
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all time because I.
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Just think it's brilliant. No sleep till Brooklyn.
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That's it. See? It took a little nudge there. You
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had to wake up.
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A little bit. Exactly.
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And then it came to you.
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I rubbed the shit out of my eyes.
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And I'm going to tell you what the lyric is,
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and then you tell me who the band is, and
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I'll bet you you don't get it.
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All right. You're probably right. I'm not Eddie Trunk.
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Right? And I would love to stump him.
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Stump the Trump.
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Stump the Trump. Okay. So, it is... I can't drown
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my demons. They know how to swim.
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What's the time period?
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Recent times. The band has four words in their band name.
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Four syllables or four words?
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Four words. They start off as Deathcore. And then they
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turned into, like, getting more commercialized. And so they've done
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all different types of music now. And I don't think
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they've ever played Rock, Oklahoma. They're from Sheffield, England.
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Where?
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They're from Sheffield, England. Four words to their band name.
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Wow. I can't think of anything. Okay.
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Let's see if you know even after I say it.
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Bring me the horizon.
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Don't know.
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See? Now you have to look them up.
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That sounds great.
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It comes off the song.
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Can You Feel My Heart, which trended on.
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TikTok recently after years.
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Really?
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Of the song being around.
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I thought it was like from Seven Dust. And then
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I was like, well, it's four words. Then it's like, ah,
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is it a weird Three Doors Down song? I don't know.
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And that's only three words.
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Yeah.
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So there you go.
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You got me.
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What was the one band, the first band, that really
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got you into music?
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Frank Zappa.
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Why?
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He was so all over the place with lyrics everywhere.
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And the sound, the instruments, every time I listened to
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whatever he had, there was so many different levels of noise,
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if you will, in a good way. And I didn't
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know lyrics could be fun at the same time. They were,
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what I was brought up with was, and I mean,
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whether it was Rock Around the Clock, not that I'm
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that old, but... I love that upbeat tempo and kind
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of that 50s rockabilly stuff and whatever it was. But
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Frank Zappa's music took it to a whole other level
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of fun and serious, but having fun with music.
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That's a great answer, because music should be fun. Like,
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there are bands out there that they don't look like
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they're having fun on stage. This ain't the business to
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be in if you're not having fun. And how do
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we have fun unless you're having fun? So what's fun
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about your live show?
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Oh, my world is fun. I mean, it's P-H-U-N, yo.
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It's capital P-H-U-N. We get to have great shows when
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my band's out there. It's a full-on performance. There's air
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cannons that launch candy. There's Slim Jims for our meat showers.
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There's kazoos. It's interactive. It's something everyone can relate to
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when they come to a stretch show. It's full-on participation.
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It's not long, drawn-out, masturbating guitars. And they're only in
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those positions when they need to be. I mean, everyone
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gets their chance to shine. I am a singer, and
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I am the artist that puts it all together and helps,
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if not, write all the lyrics. And the band that's
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behind me, I mean, they're super talented. They need their time,
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and I am nothing without them. But it is all
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the band together. Everybody has to be in time. Everybody
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has to be having fun. And we have no movement
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for drama.
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That last word, that was the best of all. Because
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nothing's worse than drama in anything.
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In life.
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Much less music.
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It's true. Have fun and no drama.
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Exactly.
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Alright, so you like to cook. You like to play music.
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If you were to give one more thing that is
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your passion, what is it?
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Well, technically I'm a sculptor by trade. I'm an artist. Visual. Nice.
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And I go to my studio every day. I make
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everything for my restaurants. I build really cool shit. We
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make all the merch for the band. I build all
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the stage stuff and props for the band. I love
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fabricating and building stuff, whether it's in steel or wood
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or plastic or glass, whatever. And I have the facility
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to do it. I love building shit.
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Very cool. So now, hard question. Out of those three,
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if you could only choose one, which would it be?
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I'd have to say sculpture and the reason for that
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is I can do that without the help of a
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team now I can produce my own music and you
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I don't in certain things but as a visual artist
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I can create and I can do that in any
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medium anywhere in the world at any time to get.
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Away and I I ask that question because obviously you
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have passion for all three. So I'm not even advocating
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eliminating any because I think they do all go hand
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in hand.
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You know? Art is art.
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think most artists do.
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I think a lot of people don't realize.
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That's why I like to find out the passions of
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artists because they don't realize that they all have multiple passions.
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People think that Oh, if you're into music, that's all
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you're into if you're in a band. No, we all
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have different things that we love in life and different
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parts of our personality.
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I mean, that's what makes them great. And, you know,
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your visual artist, it's experiences, whether you're a musician, then
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your experience is, And, I mean, we were talking about
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Roll earlier. He loves barbecue. That's his passion. I know
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a lot of, you know, Brian Wheat, bass player, but
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also is a painter and a photographer. There's a lot
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of people that have that other side of the brain
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that's very dominating. Sometimes it comes out as music. Sometimes
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it comes out as visual art. Sometimes it comes out
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in the cooking. And I'm a huge fan and a
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firm believer that art, food, and music cross all cultural
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boundaries no matter where you are in the world, whether
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you speak the language or not.
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