Sept. 21, 2026

Berlin to Louder Than Life: Vianova’s Musical Journey, Passions, and Hobbies Explored

Show Notes
Transcript

In this episode, Pipeman sits down with Alex and Paul from the Berlin-based band Vianova at Louder Than Life festival. They discuss their origins, musical inspirations, experiences in extreme weather, passions beyond music, current touring, and future creative pursuits. The conversation is filled with humor, personal stories, and reflections on the energy and joy of performing live.Main Topics Covered

Surviving and performing in extreme heat at Louder Than Life
Vianova’s origins and move from a small German village to Berlin
Early musical influences from their family
Memorable first concerts and the power of live music
Current tour dates, album info, and upcoming events
Personal hobbies, live streams, and future projects outside of music
Skateboarding, horses, and how passions shape creativity
The healing power of music and live shows

Key Discussions & StoriesPerforming in the Heat

The band shares their experience playing in brutal Kentucky heat at Louder Than Life, with Pipeman expressing admiration for their dedication and stamina as performers 00:31.

Vianova’s Musical Journey

Alex and Paul, who are brothers, discuss growing up in a music-filled home thanks to their father’s love of The Beatles, Queen, and Michael Jackson 02:23.
Their journey from a quiet German village to moving to Berlin in pursuit of musical opportunities 03:02.
The formation of Vianova and recruitment of bandmates after relocating.

First Concert Memories

Alex’s first impactful concert was Motörhead, and Paul’s was the German band Die Ärzte 04:18.
Alex also describes a powerful, goosebumps-inducing experience at a Mumford & Sons concert and the kind of energy he strives to bring to Vianova’s performances 05:01.
Pipeman points out the coincidence of Mumford & Sons playing at another festival in the same venue 05:43.

Touring, Releases, and Next Steps

The band promotes their album "Hit It" 06:45.
They are currently touring with Era, with a headline show coming up on the West Coast and an appearance at Aftershock Festival 07:16.
Plans to expand their brand with live streams, hobby features, and Paul’s football magazine written in German 07:28.

Passions & Hobbies Outside Music

Paul discusses his love for hobby horsing—a creative, stick-based version of equestrian sport 08:03.
Alex, having ridden real horses, jokes about his lack of respect for hobby horsing but shares his own passion for world-class skateboarding with handstands and trick moves 09:39.
Pipeman relates with stories of skateboarding, surf skating, and surfing, mentioning the importance of safety gear after some close calls 10:00.

The Power and Therapy of Music

The discussion turns philosophical, touching on how music and live shows provide a much-needed escape from everyday concerns and act as a form of therapy 13:00.

Notable Quotes

“My heart's out to artists and the dedication you have to play in this heat because it's kind of brutal to get out there and give it your all on stage.” – Pipeman 00:44
“Now we grew up in a household with a lot of music because our dad, he's a big Beatles fan, Queen, Michael Jackson.” – Alex 02:23
“It's about the passion of music, and it's the best therapy there is. When I come to these festivals, I don't even give a crap what's going on in the world.” – Pipeman 13:00
“People can still check out our album Hit It, which is always available… We're on tour with Era right now… and Aftershock Festival as well.” – Alex 06:45
“I would love to do some hobby horsing livestreams, and I know that Paul also would like to start writing for his football magazine but in German.” – Alex 07:43
“I can do kickflips and stuff. Or like, like handstand, like with one hand on the board and stuff like this. I'm— yeah, I'm, I'm good with that.” – Alex 09:43

Resources & Links Mentioned

Vianova Album: "Hit It" (available on streaming platforms) 06:45
Upcoming Shows: Continuing their tour with Era, headline show on the West Coast, and Aftershock Festival 07:16
Live Streams & New Content: Look out for livestreams, hobby horsing demonstrations, and a football magazine (in German) from Paul 07:43
Mumford & Sons at Bourbon and Beyond Festival: Mentioned as sharing a venue with Louder Than Life 05:43

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Hey, you're listening to The Adventure on W4CY Radio. This

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is the Pipe Man here on The Adventure's Pipe Man

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W4CY Radio, and I'm here with... Alex Ovianova.

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Poet. And Felix from Villanova.

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Welcome to Louder Than Life, man. And I'm so happy

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you're here with me right now because I think you've

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made it cool down a little bit. This is the

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coolest I've felt all day. So, man, it's been brutally

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hot here. Like, I always have been saying this all day.

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My heart's out to artists and the dedication you have

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to play in this heat because it's kind of brutal

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to get out there and give it your all on stage.

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when it's this hot, so thank you for that, first

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of all.

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It was very hot indeed. Yeah, it's like, what did

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you say?

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He said it was very hot indeed, like how hot

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it is here.

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I agree. Kentucky sun, it's like, I don't know, it's

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like frying us. Don't know.

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And tell all the listeners where you guys are from.

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Where are you guys from? We're from Berlin, Germany.

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Yeah, Berlin, Germany based.

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It's much, much colder than here.

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Same.

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I agree. Last time I was in Berlin, it was

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in January and it was cold. But I love that city.

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I think everybody should visit Berlin because we all have

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this image of what Berlin is because of what happened.

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And I went there. And it was nothing what I imagined.

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It was like one of the coolest towns on earth

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and the music scene is so cool there. Tell us

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how it all started for you guys to get into music.

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Like getting into music in general or like how the

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band started? Both.

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Let's do both. Both, okay. Um.

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I think, like, this is, by the way, like, this

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is Paul. He's my brother. So we grew up together.

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Nice. And you still like each other?

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Nah.

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But we're professionals.

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You know.

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Now, we grew up in a household with a lot

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of music because our dad, he's a big... Big Beatles fan, Queen,

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Michael Jackson. So we've been surrounded with music most of

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the time, which, I don't know, is something you pick

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up at some point and be like, okay, what's that sound?

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What's that sound? I want to know what it is.

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So I ended up playing the guitar. He ended up

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playing drums because I made him to. Because it's always

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the same. And at some point, like we grew up

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We didn't grow up in Berlin, we grew up in

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the southwest of Germany. A little village, nothing's going on there,

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no musicians. So I decided to move to Berlin.

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To make music.

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So I asked Paul, do you want to join me

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and play drums to start a band? Yeah, and he

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moved along with me and we kind of started from

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there in Berlin, just looking for musicians to join us.

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They found me.

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And then they found you.

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And now we're playing Louder Than Life.

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And it's all thanks to him, right? Because you didn't

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play Louder Than Life until they found him.

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Yes, it's all thanks to me.

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Please thank me. Say thank you, Alex.

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Thanks.

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Yes. What was that first concert you went to that

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you were like, wow, that's my music?

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Can you say it again?

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What's the first concert you went to that you were like, wow,

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that's my music? I love that. Motorhead. Nice. There you go.

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For me, it was probably Die Erste.

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It's a German band.

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Okay, cool.

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Schrei nach Liebe.

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It's so good.

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It's amazing.

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Yes, I think so. Yeah.

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Yeah, I agree.

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I agree.

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Good song. No, I'd say... I actually... I mean, we've.

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But I can remember, like, I had this.

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Like... a bit unusual like in the metal space but

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I had this Mumford & Sons gig.

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And it's something that I.

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Haven't felt that before with like a live concert where

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I got like goosebumps all over my body where I

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was like I like the energy and I would like

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to transfer some energy like from our music to the

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crowd as well in that way so Yeah, that's, which

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is something, I mean, it's not considered metal in any way,

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but it's like, for me, it's been always about, like, energy. Yeah.

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Like, especially, like, metal.

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And, yeah, so that's been a big, big.

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Concert for me, actually.

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What's ironic about that is the other Danny Wimmer Festival

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here at the same venue is Bourbon and Beyond. And

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Mumford & Sons is playing there. Like, so that's kind

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of wild that you said that.

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Yeah, it's kind of wild. What's happening right now?

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Can you feel it?

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I know, right?

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Danny Wimmer, let us play before Mumford.

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& Sons, please. Yeah, see, that's what we have to

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tell Danny. You should be playing both festivals. You know?

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And then you'll go on tour with Mumford & Sons and,

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you know, there you go.

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So....

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Tell me about what you have going on after Louder

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Than Life that people have to look out for and

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what they should check in your socials and new music

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and gigs that you're doing because you're here at Louder

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Than Life but you got a lot more coming out

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that I think people need to know about.

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People can still check out our album Hit It which

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is always available and there are always people who haven't

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heard it so check out the album. We're on tour

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with ERA right now so we will continuing the tour

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after Louder Than Life and we have like one headline

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show ahead of us on the East Coast on the Yes, no,

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West Coast, on the West Coast, on the West Coast.

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And Aftershock Festival as well.

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Well, I'll get to see you there too.

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Yeah, and I think one thing that is important, there's

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no new music coming up right now, but maybe we

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try to... open up the brand a little bit, you know,

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start some live streams. I know that I would like

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to really show some other like hobbies of mine. Like

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I'm really big into hobby horsing, which is a big

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passion of mine. I would love to do some hobby

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horsing live streams. And I know that Paul also would

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like to start writing for his football magazine, but in German.

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So like look out for that for sure.

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Nice.

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So how did you get into the hobbies that you're into?

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Oh, it's just like, hobby horsing is like where you

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ride on a horse but you do it on a

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stick instead of a horse, and like a horse is

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very expensive, right? So like we didn't come up like that,

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we don't have that kind of money.

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Right.

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Like, so, you know, you gotta find ways to live

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out your passion, express yourself differently than music, so like,

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you know?

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I agree.

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You'll find a way. I used to ride real horses.

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I'm not kidding, so I have no respect for this man.

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Doing hobby horsing.

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But I won't let that affect me to be fair.

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I'll just do myself and that's it.

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Well and you know to his point you know maybe

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he is the better one because he's not being a

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pain in the behind to the horse. So there you go.

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I'm more flexible. I can do it wherever.

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Exactly. He could go around louder than life on his

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hobby horse.

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He actually, he's so proud of it, he wanted to

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show how he does it, actually.

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You should bring it on.

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You want to show the people how he does it?

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I don't have the hobby horse with me. It's in

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the trailer.

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Well, wait a minute, though. You should be using the

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hobby horse in your live shows.

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I think you have to keep it separate, you know

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what I mean?

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That's the thing, like, with music, it used to be

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a hobby, and now it's more of a job, and

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I really want, like, to keep some parts of my

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private life, like, sacred, so it's just, like, for my enjoyment, really.

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And so would you say if you were to pick

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your favorite hobby or passion, is it riding regular horses,

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or is there something else?

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Used to be riding regular horses um i think it's

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something else i'm actually i'm a world-class skateboarder i can

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do kickflips and.

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Stuff now you're speaking my language.

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Um or like like handstand like with one hand on

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the board and stuff like this i'm yeah i'm i'm

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good with that.

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So i'll show it but like the the board is

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in the trailer right now so you can't do right now.

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I have three boards. I have my trick board. I

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have a long board and I also have a stick

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That is for it's like as if you're paddle boarding

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on the long board and it's a totally different workout Yeah, yeah,

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it's a totally different workout. Like it's a full body

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workout and then my newest one is is a surfskate,

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and that one is wild, because I surf, okay, and

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I got this thing, and I've been skateboarding since I'm

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like 12, and I never wear a helmet, I never

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wear pads, I got on it, and I ate shit,

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and I was talking at my door, I'm like, yeah,

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I think maybe for this board, I should wear a

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helmet and pads.

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But we have to make sure kids don't wear helmets

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on skateboards.

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Don't.

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Never. I never did. Like, come on. But yeah, have

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you ridden a surfskate before?

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Actually, yeah, once. It's fun, though.

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It's fun, but it's different, right? Because the trucks, it's

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so easy to eat shit. It's a different type of balancing.

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But it's kind of cool that you don't have to

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kick at all, because if you do it right, you

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just pump on a surfboard and go.

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Where did you grow up surfing?

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So, I originally grew up in New York and New Jersey,

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but I moved it when I was 12 years old

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to California. That's where I got my first skateboard. That's

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when I first started surfing. And, like, if you didn't

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skateboard in L.A., you were made fun of. Okay? Like,

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that's what you did. I used to, I wouldn't do

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it now, but I used to jump off of roofs

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into the empty pools and Because we didn't have the

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bowls then, so we made our own bowl. And that

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was it. And I think about it now, I'm like,

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that was kind of stupid. But it was fun, you know?

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I bet it was.

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I don't think I would do it now, but, you know, maybe.

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Might need a helmet this time. Who knows? And then

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that's also where I got so into music. Like, I

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was always into music. But I moved to L.A. in 1980.

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And what a time to move to L.A. for metal.

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Because I was at Slayer's first show ever, Metallica's first

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show ever. I saw Motley Crue before they even had

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an album. They were like horror punk. They weren't glam yet.

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And I fell in love with the whole metal scene.

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I did play drums for nine years and sucked. I

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played guitar. Sucked. Sang thrash metal, sucked. So now I'm

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here talking to you because this I'm better at.

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We also suck.

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There you go. But you know what? It's just about

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having fun. It's about the passion of music. And it's

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the best therapy there is. When I come to these festivals,

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I don't even give a crap what's going on in

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the world. And I don't even think about it. And

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too many people obsess over all that shit. They just

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need to go to a metal show and fucking enjoy

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the music. That's it.

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That's what's up, bro.

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That's it. And they need to go to your show specifically.

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Because if they don't go to your shows, they can't

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listen to my music, my show.

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They will miss out, for sure.

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Absolutely. They're having FOMO right now. So anything else you

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want to tell the listeners we haven't covered already? Or

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he didn't tell us his passion outside of music. Soccer. Nice.

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He paints too?

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Also.

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From time to time.

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And I never heard somebody from Europe call it soccer either.

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Sorry?

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I never heard anybody from Europe call it soccer either.

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Yeah, it's soccer, not football.

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It makes more sense though.

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Football.

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Foot to the ball. Soccer, I just think you're punching

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somebody in the face. That's what soccer should be.

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Yeah. I don't get it. I don't get it.

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I know, right? Well, you guys absolutely rock. I'm glad

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you're here at Lateran in Life. I can't wait to

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see you over at Aftershock. And thanks for being on

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the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thank you so much. Thank you. Thanks. See you there.

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Thank you for listening to The Adventures of Pikeman on

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