Aug. 2, 2026
Behind the Scenes at Wacken with Wytchhazel and Legendary Guitar Tech Woodsy
In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman sits down at the legendary Wacken festival with members of Wytchhazel—Colin, Andrew, Aaron, and their guitar tech Woodsy. The group shares stories about their first time at Wacken, their musical inspirations, favorite festival experiences, and what makes their band dynamic so unique. They also discuss the importance of supportive industry partners and the sense of community in heavy metal.Main Topics Covered
- Wytchhazel’s inaugural experience at Wacken festival and what it means to the band
- Personal highlights and favorite live sets from Wacken
- Influential early musical experiences and the bands that inspired each member
- The journey to playing at iconic festivals through booking agents and supportive labels
- Band camaraderie, behind-the-scenes friendships, and why that's important on the road
- Reflections on festival organization, artist hospitality, and the unique atmosphere of Wacken
- How fans can connect, follow, and support Wytchhazel
- Colin calls playing Wacken a "privilege" and highlights the excitement of seeing legendary bands and being part of the festival community 00:55.
- Pipeman and band members reminisce on standout sets, with shout-outs to Judas Priest, Bathory, and Saxon 01:13, 02:14, 02:57.
- Colin is thrilled about hearing rare Judas Priest tracks like "Changes" and "The Ripper" 01:34.
- Andrew mentions Bathory as a highlight, especially seeing original and supergroup members 02:14.
- Aaron throws in his admiration for Saxon and recounts sharing a bill with them at Keep It True 02:57.
- Woodsy reflects on seeing these bands in their prime, gifting Colin a vintage t-shirt, and the continued excellence of these legends 03:59.
- Colin credits their booking agent and partnership with Dragon Productions for finally making Wacken a reality after years of trying 05:39.
- Emphasis on the importance of working with fans of the band as agents and label partners 06:49.
- Colin: Seeing young bands playing classic music in Sweden sparked the idea for Wytchhazel 07:59.
- Andrew: Hearing Iron Maiden's "Be Quick or Be Dead" at age 11 convinced him to pursue metal 08:35.
- Aaron: Inspired by Iron Maiden tracks discovered on his dad’s mixtapes and burning CDs of heavy bands as a kid 09:20.
- Woodsy: Cites Thin Lizzy’s twin guitar leads and early Iron Maiden tours as pivotal experiences 10:31.
- Woodsy praises each member’s unique qualities and values their friendship, calling Wytchhazel “the easiest band ever to work with” 12:16.
- Pipeman highlights the importance of genuine friendship and camaraderie on the road 13:07.
- Wytchhazel’s official website: witchhazel.com (spelled out by Colin), with all social links 13:50.
- Merch, CDs, and vinyl available via Bandcamp and a dedicated merch store.
- Wytchhazel Fan Club, likened to a Patreon, for diehard fans 14:19.
- “Bands in Town” app for tour dates; main social focus: Instagram 14:31.
- Recent album release (last year) and focus on touring and songwriting inspiration 14:52.
- Festival appearances as a major 2023 highlight; no concrete release dates for new music yet.
- Praise for the festival food, organization, and artist hospitality 15:36, 16:03.
- Andrew jokes about the endless steak in artist catering 16:08.
- Aaron points out how good hospitality reduces onstage and festival stress 16:18.
- Woodsy calls Wacken one of the most special places, filled with incredible bands and lifelong memories 17:04.
- Pipeman emphasizes Wacken as a real-world example of unity and community above all differences 17:31.
- “It feels like an immense privilege...to stay for the whole festival and see these amazing bands is just the cherry on top.” — Colin 00:57
- “Oh my God. And The Ripper...they haven't played that in forever...am I a teenager again?” — Pipeman 01:37
- “I think the really good thing about Witch Hazel is each one of them brings something very, very special to the band.” — Woodsy 12:16
- “That's the key to why you're at Wacken...we can tell if you're friends, we can tell if you're having fun.” — Pipeman 13:21
- “It's a privilege and a pleasure to be invited here...this will remain with me forever, really.” — Woodsy 17:04
- “We’re one big community and family here at Wacken, and you’re part of it.” — Pipeman 17:31
- Official Wytchhazel Website: witchhazel.com (Colin 13:50)
- Merch & Fan Club: Bandcamp merch store, CDs, vinyl, and fan club info via the website
- Tour Dates & Socials: Bands in Town app, Spotify connectivity, Instagram: @witchhazel
- Recent Album: Released last year; ongoing touring and songwriting focus
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Hi, you have done to censure? Wow for you your.
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This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man
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W four C Y Radio, and I'm here with Soil.
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I'm calling from Witch chaseel nice and let's see who
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everybody else is.
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How come everybody's yeah Andrew from Witch Chazel.
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I'm Aaron from which Chasel and I'm Witch Chasel.
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It's guitar Tech Woodsy.
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You're the most important part, right absolutely. They said you're
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a legend. I want to hear. So you're at the
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Holy Ground vaking. What does that feel like? I like,
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have you I don't even know have you played vokin before?
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No, so this is our first time. It feels like
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an immense privilege. I would say, yeah, definitely, it's yeah,
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it's just really nice to be here, and also just
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to be able to stay for the whole festival and
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see all these amazing bands. It's just the cherry on
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top really, So yeah, it's a real privilege.
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Okay, So who was your favorite set to see besides yourself?
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Oh, it's really difficult. So I felt like Judas priests
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were amazing.
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Not what was cool about priest because I see them
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a lot lately. At all the festivals I do. They
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played at least two songs they don't play at any
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other festival. I was like, holy shit, changes, this is great,
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Oh my god. And the Ripper they don't they haven't
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played that in forever. And the way it came on,
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I was like, holy shit, am I a teenager again,
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because that's the last time I heard them.
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I saw them play Ripper at Sweden Rock Festial when
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I was eighteen, right, But they don't always play it.
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No, it's great, yeah, and victim of changes as like
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as my favorite live song man. As soon as I
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heard that first note, I'm like, you've gotta be fucking kiddy.
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Yeah, it was like, oh yeah, my favorite.
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I was like, I just stopped and froze. How about you?
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Yeah, So Bathory, Blood Fire Death, I think it is
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the highlights so far for me. Like, we're privileged to
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see those songs performed live, especially with the original bassist
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and although you know it's such a super group of
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members or Noir Mayhem guitarists there we're saying vocalist.
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Yeah, it was a real privilege to see that.
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Yeah, that's a cool one. They were festival. I just
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did a couple of months ago too, and it was like,
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that's very cool to be able not only to be
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able to hear those songs, but they do the band righteous.
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Yeah, they do, you know, so proper rock and roll man,
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Like it's what we're all here for. And it shows,
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it shows the rock and roll in black metal and
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the roots and where it all came from.
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So yeah, I'm very happy with them, very happy.
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Yeah.
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So I saw Sat I know we played we played
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Keep It True with Saxon maybe four years ago, and
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I just thought they were on point. You know, the
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drums sound is specifically the bass drums. Fantastic, Nigel, he
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was on point.
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Yeah, it's amazing.
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Like I was at the show, the one of the
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original shows where they brought Metallica as the opening band.
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Wow.
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So like to see them on the Holy Ground. I
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think I've even seen them at Download too, which is
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kind of cool, you know. So it's like it's cool
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to see those bands at these epic festivals.
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Absolutely, and bands that have inspired us individually as well.
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It's it's a real privilege, just Colin said, it's a
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privilege to be here listening to our heroes and like
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sharing the community with them.
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Absolutely, Okay, how about you. I want to really you're
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you're the legend, so I want to hear what you
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have to say.
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The thing is, I'm a lot older than everybody else.
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So my actual era, of course was like late seventies eighties,
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so I was very very privileged of course to see
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like Wheels of Steels sapped and I was able to
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see Point of Entry tour actually and calling the original
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T shirt from that NASA in the late seventies eighties,
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So I mean, yeah, I know the two headline bands,
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but you know they they was just to see them
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again it's still letting it now after so long and
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still producing that quality.
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I just thought it was amazing.
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It's unbelievable. Like I remember seeing Saxon.
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I think it was at like the Troubadour in La
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you know, like a little club, and it's like it's
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just amazing because for people like you and me, you know,
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you didn't have everything. So basically it was like bands
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like Saxon and Priest and Made and that was it,
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you know, and they were the ones that have caused
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every genre that we having metal now, so absolutely they
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deserve to be on the whole.
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Had these guys work and they're a lot younger. So
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when getting to that age and still doing it, I
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think he's absolutely amazing.
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Yeah, it gives you a hope, right, you know, like
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listen what they tell you. I don't know nowadays, but
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I know when I was a teenager, like get a
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real drub blah blah blah blah blah blah. But then
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you look at these bands that did not get a
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real job and they're playing the whole Way Ground, the
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biggest metal festival in the world. You know, So how
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did it happen? How did you get invited to Vaking?
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Well, I think I mean props to our booking agent
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because I think they they've booked lots of bands for
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Vaking Festival, and I think he's kind of been trying
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for the past few years. He felt like we were ready,
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and eventually this year happened for us. So yeah, it's
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just like it was a real big step up when
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we partnered with Dragon Productions. So yeah, and it feels
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like more and more of these things keep happening. But
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this feels like the top of the mountain really right,
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ways that keep happening, that keeps growing. So yeah, it's
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it's really nothing to do with us. It feels like
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it feels very much like our booking agent's just going,
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here's some opportunities for you.
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So it's great though.
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I love hearing you giving props to the booking agent
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and that you have a good one.
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That's not always the case.
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No, So you know, a you're lucky, But more importantly
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it's a testimony of how good you are, because you're
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not going to get a good booking agent if you're ship.
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Yeah to be blunt, yeah probably yeah, yeah, No, it's good.
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I think.
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I think the people that you work with, they need
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to be fans of the band, I think essentially, And
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that's that's the privileged position we're in, is our record
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label and our booking age, and they're like actual fans
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of music. Yeah, fans of the band.
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It has to be that way. It's just like with
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what I do.
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I won't interview bands if I don't like their music, Like,
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my job is to promote the band. How do you
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promote a band you don't like? You know, as simple
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as that. I've had a couple recently that, you know,
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good bands for another genre that publicists like, hey, you
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want to interview No, I'm not going to do them justice.
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You know, you got I think that's the thing even
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in metal when there's interviewers. There's some that interview metal
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bands that are even metal heads. But if you don't
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have the passion for metal, how are you going to
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relate to those people playing it?
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You know?
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Which how I want to know let's go way back.
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What was that one moment in time that every one
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of you decided this is what you wanted to do
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play metal?
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Oh, that's a really good question. I think way back
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for us was when we saw I think for me specifically,
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when we saw young musicians playing classic music and like
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just kind of like it felt like, oh, these guys
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he almost gave us permission to like play like an old,
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older style traditional classic music. But it was like, oh,
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these guys are like our age. So that was it
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for me. And it was in Sweden. It was a
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muscle rock festival. That was a real big moment. When
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that was like before the band, I was like, we
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need to.
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Do this nice sick for me.
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Yeah.
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So when I first heard be Quick or Be Dead
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by Maiden, it was the most evil thing I'd ever
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heard in my life. I was ten or eleven, and
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so yeah, from that point onwards, I didn't really think there.
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Was much else worth doing.
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Nice.
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Yeah, the coolest song, the coolest song when you're eleven.
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Those riffs Bruce Dickinson's voice in that song, he sounds evil.
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He sounds like a like like an evil cartoon character.
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So when you're eleven, it's like, yeah, man, that's what
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you want to do.
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Nice.
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Yeah, it's funny. Well as a teenager, well, originally I
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was a Paul Deiano fan, still am, but then when
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a number of the Beasts came out, I had the
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same feeling you're talking about. That's the most evil shit
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I ever heard.
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Well, I'm glad you mentioned I made him, because again
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I made And I remember going on a road trip
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with my dad and my dad used to he used
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to make these mixtapes and one of the tracks on there.
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He actually didn't know that it was I'm Maiden at first,
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which it kind of you know, it sucks really but
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Genghis Khan, there's obviously no vocals.
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On it, but such a great song.
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Oh my goodness, I was.
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I was just taking aback by it and I tried
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to learn it on the drums that I think I
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was about ten or eleven as well, So yeah, it
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all stemmed from that moment for me, and then I
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started burning CDs of various heavy It was you guys
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as well that actually you introduced me to a lot
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of cool bands. So I remember calling we were playing Angel,
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which weren't we in U Clan in the rehearsal rooms
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University of lancash Shore, and yeah, it'll stand from there.
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Just good discipleship of heavy metal.
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Really, Okay, we're going to dig deep now, pass it
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over and dig deep.
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Well.
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Basically the second concerts I ever saw I was luckily
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enough and privileged to see him three times, was thinly
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of twin lead. And then it went on, of course,
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as you're saying, with like Maiden and stuff that absolutely
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bands like that we grew up on that, you know,
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find Lizzie was the inspiration Metallica being one of them,
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you know. And I remember me, I was in seventh
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grade and my friend had the album We Sold Our
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Souls for Rock and Roll and that was it. Like
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to a whole other level and that led to Priest
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and that led to Maiden and led to Slayer and
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down the line.
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the guys being us special guests on the British leg
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of the World tour this year. So that was brilliant
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to kind of see those guys every night and they
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became really good friends. Eric Cromwell and the whole punch,
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you know, Steve Mann and Everybody's great, really good.
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guys because you deal with them all the time and
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you're behind the scenes, so I want to hear what.
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to the band. You know, Colin can be quite particular
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about his sound and stuff like that. You know, we
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