June 7, 2026

Casket Robbery at Milwaukee Metal Fest - PipemanRadio Interview

Casket Robbery at Milwaukee Metal Fest - PipemanRadio Interview

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Hi, you love one to censure wow for you your.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio.

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And I'm here with Megan and Corey from Cask Robbery.

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Yes, here at Milwaukee Metal Fest.

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Yes.

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So I first have to say I dig your hair

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because I'm putt until about maybe almost a year ago.

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That's how my hair was for years.

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Yeah, hell ya. And it's a lot of fucking work.

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Man, it is a lot of work right now that

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I got like, I decided just to chill out for

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a little while because I was going to Costa Rica

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surfing and I'm like, it doesn't make sense that blue air.

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But then after a little while, I was like, it's

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kind of nice not having and bring my own pillowcase everywhere,

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my own towel everywhere and bleed all.

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Over the truth.

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Very true, very true.

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That is a problem, right, but it looks good.

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Thank you.

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So I saw your guys sat here and man, you

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you fucking killed it.

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Just to be blunt.

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Thank you so much. That was super fun.

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It is and don't worry about who gives a fuck.

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There's playing noises. You could drop it again. It'll be

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like drums for the interview.

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Hello, I just dropped a bush light on the ground.

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That's alcohol abuse. Just don't open it during Oh it's

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already opened. Okay, that's good because it would not have

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been good for the interview to open it up and

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spray it everywhere.

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Although that might have been interesting.

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So I do want to ask, how the hell do

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you get that voice come out of you?

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Lots of practice, right, And I bring.

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That question up, you know, because people don't realize, like

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so many people think when you sing like that that

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you're using some kind of a fact or some kind

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of thing, and it really it's just training and knowing

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how to sing it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I don't have anything. I don't use any effects

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have anything on my voice, and a lot of people

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can't believe that. But no, I just we I've done

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it for a long time now. We've done enough tours

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where I kind of like consistently do it every night

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and learn how to do it the proper way.

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And yeah, well proper.

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Way is key because I used sing thrash melwhile as

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a teenager and I fried my voice yeah pretty quickly,

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because I didn't have technique.

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Yeah, you know, I don't even know if there was.

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Technique back then, you know, But then I watch people

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like you or like Courtney from Spirrit Box. Yeah, and

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like when I see her on stage, it's like I'm

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like fascinated by her mouth and how it forms to

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make those sounds, you know, and it just proves that

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that that's not a fact. That's yep, really knowing how

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to use your tool, your instrument.

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Yeah, you know, vocals is an instrument.

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Yep, you're just making distortion with your vocal cords's yeah, exactly.

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Now I am curious after you do a whole set

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like that, how does your throat feel fine?

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I mean I'm talking right now.

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Find it?

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So? Yeah? It You know, sometimes on the road, I'll

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be sick and stuff, and I'm just pretty prone to

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getting sick, and that'll I'll go on vocal rest and stuff.

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But no, I usually don't have issues with that.

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And see, that's the training right there, that's the practice,

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that's the technique, because otherwise you'd be like.

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Yeah, yeah, and then it's no fun because then I

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usually am the one that runs to our merch booth

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and has to talk to everyone. So right, so, yeah,

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it's hard if I don't have a voice exactly.

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And do you find people at the merch booth like

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kind of fascinated that your voice is just fine after

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doing that?

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Yeah, yeah, I get a lot of questions about my

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voice a lot nice but yeah, it's just it's fun.

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I think it makes it more fun that people don't

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expect that sound from me, exactly.

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It does.

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It makes it way more fun on stage.

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No, Now, so all three of you, what would you

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say is.

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The one thing that happened in your life that said

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to you, man, this is what I need to do.

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I think for me, I always wanted to thought I

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would sing and wanted to be on stage. I never,

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in my wildest dreams thought it would be death metal.

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I want to know what you thought it would be originally.

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I mean I grew up with like classic rock and

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things like. But I mean I was a little girl

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like into boy bands and stuff and like pop and everything.

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But it slowly got heavier and heavier and heavier. And

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I was in a metalcore band for a while and

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I just slowly loved doing heavier things and then that

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kind of I want to make the weirdest, grossest noises

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with my voice, and this allows me to do that.

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I love it. I love it, how about you.

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It was just the literally the moment I picked up

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a guitar, I just got into rock music like a

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CDC stuff like that, and just loved pushing my playing

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further and further. And then I got into metal from there.

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And that's it, man, just playing guitar. I just love it.

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And now I also want to keep the mic because

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I want to clarify another misconception about death metal, like

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death metal guitarists are some of the best fucking guitarists

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there are, because they actually are very technical guitarists.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, so tell me a little bit about that too,

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because a lot of people may think, ah, they're just

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sitting there and just hitting the same chord over and

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over again.

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Yeah it's noisy or whatever. Yeah yeah, no, no, for sure, dude.

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It takes a lot of practice and con then practice too.

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It's like you got to keep up on it because

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it's a very uh athletic type of thing, you know

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what I mean. You've got to have your your arms

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in shape and and uh yeah, man, it's it's it's

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super fun though.

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Yeah, if you're not in shape, here's what I know

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happens is then while you're playing, your forearms are hurting

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because ye straining muscles, like your forearm controls your wrists,

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so when your wrist is strained.

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That hurts and and it tightens up.

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People really realize that, especially when you're playing so fast.

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Yeah.

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Man, I always give cred to people that play fast

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because I also tried to play guitar and sucked at that,

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and I can't.

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I can't even imagine, just like.

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You know, like yeah, and sometimes for like an hour

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just doing that over and over again. Like that's like

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it's like training for an MMBA match.

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It is.

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It's almost like weightlifting. You Yeah, you have to have

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your muscles in shape, and you know, like the the

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older you get to, you get real sore sometimes and

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you got a stretch and you really have to take

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care of yourself.

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Yeah, totally.

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Okay, let's see, let's see what his expertise is on

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dropping beers.

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Yeah, well, definitely know a lot about that. I also

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dropped drumsticks too, though, that's okay. Yeah, I don't know

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what like moments specifically, I wanted to try to play

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drums on like a more serious level, but I've always

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just really since I started playing drums when I was

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I think I was like thirteen or so. Just always

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really enjoyed playing a lot and kind of like what

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Megan said, different styles, you know what I mean, Like

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if I couldn't be in a death metal band, I

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would go be in a rock band, or a jazz band,

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or a punk band or nice funk band, who know,

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you know whatever. So I just I really like to

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play drums. I like being in a band. I like

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the team aspect of it. I pay a lot of

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sports as like a kid, So I kind of like

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the group dynamic of a band.

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I love hearing that because sometimes that's not the case.

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And like you see long term bands, you look at

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them up there, I mean, look at you know, Jane's

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addiction as an example.

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You know, it's it's like you don't like each other

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up there.

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That's weird, but it's not weird because it's like it's

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like being with your siblings twenty four seven.

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Right, yeah, yeah, exactly. I'm sure my obnoxious behavior can

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sometimes irk my bandmates, but you know, I mean, at

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the end of the day, like you know, we've all

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been through a lot together and we all do enjoy

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hanging out.

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With each other.

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So that's we're lucky to have that some bands, it's uh, you.

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Know, it's key.

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Yeah, it's key because we as the fans can look

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up there and we can tell when you guys are

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just having a blast and are a cohesive force and

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when you're not right, you know. And I watched you

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up there saying like, you're just having the best time

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in the world. And if you're not having a best

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time while you're on stage, this is the wrong business

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because everything else pretty much sucks.

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Yeah, it's too it's too it's too hard to do,

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and it you don't make enough money, Like it's not

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worth doing if you don't actually just do it for

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the love of the game, you know what I mean,

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the game. Anything you get outside of that, it is

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kind of just like a bonus, you know what I mean,

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like a bonus or whatever.

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But you know, so.

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They are too funny enough. First grade, I started on drums.

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Nice I got bored because my dad would never get

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me a drum set, and I had that stupid practice

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pad for years. Yeah, and then I got a bullshit

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drum set and I was like, fuck this, And that's

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why I went to guitar.

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Okay, fair enough. I do play a little big guitar myself,

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but I'm not much of a shredder.

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By any means.

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Well, you're having a family guitar players, so I had

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to like wear in his right of passage.

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There you go.

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So did they all give you a shit because you

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wanted to do drums in steak?

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Oh?

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They were glad they had someone that wanted to play

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drums instead of another person trying to play guitar.

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Right, well, that makes sense.

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Yeah, So what have you liked most about Milwaukee Metalfest

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so far?

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I mean, we've our bands from Wisconsin, so obviously we're

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not I'm not from Wisconsin, might spend a lot of

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time in Wisconsin, so I like seeing a lot of

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our friends from both from the area. But because it's

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a really big festival, we also get to see a

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lot of our friends that don't live by us, you know.

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So I just like seeing everyone and enjoying like the

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metal community of you know what I mean? Yeah, friends,

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I guess we've made along the way here, and I

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also really do like it seeing all the There's a

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lot of classic bands here, so a lot of like

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bucket list bands that sometimes are bands that are like

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some og bands that you may not think you ever

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get a chance to see kind of thing.

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Name one that at this year that you really feel

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that way about.

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Well, I saw them before, but like Death Angel and

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Napalm Death, you know, or like two classic bands I

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never seen live before.

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So that was cool.

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I'm hoping to catch Napalm Death set after this in

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the first stage insane.

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Yeah. Yeah, and.

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That dude, the energy he has at his age is amazing.

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So how about you, guys, what's your favorite?

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I think just the it's the same thing. It's just

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the community of people just seeing everybody friends, fans, everybody

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super friendly.

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It's just a good vibe.

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Yeah, I think we've gotten to like they hit the

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nail on the head, like see all of our friends

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in the industry that we we don't get to see

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as much as we want to. Plus we've met I mean,

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just so many more people this way, even just like

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sitting and catering, like having dinner, like pulling up and

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meeting these bands, and then it's just fun like running

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around stage to stage seeing as as much music as

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you can possibly fit into a weekend is just it's

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just really cool.

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Yeah, it is, and like, is it true that you

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know artist catering is over at the hotel across the

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street likes the chef.

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Yes, that is true.

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The one and the one thing I was going to

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ask you about Dahmer is like, have you have you

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thought of going and robbing his casket?

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That would be I don't think I would admit to that.

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If you could put it on you can put it on.

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Stage hypothetically stage next year.

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Yeah, Milwaukee Metal.

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Hypathetically for legal purposes.

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Say that again. Yeah, there there you go. So one story,

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good or bad in your whole musical journey, what's the

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one that sticks out in your mind most?

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I don't know if it's a story that sticks out

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the most, but like the most recent thing. I love

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these festivals because we get to meet everyone. And literally

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fifteen minutes ago when we were on stage today, I

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noticed in the crowd a little girl on her dad's

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shoulders the entire time I saw her, And that little

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girl just came up to me a few minutes ago

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and had a little bracelet that she had made me

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and handed that to me, and that like that.

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Kind of stuff, just like that sticks with me.

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We've been fortunate enough to play a lot of festivals

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the last few years, and there's been a huge change

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in like adult only festivals, and now they're it's like

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all ages everywhere, and I love that. It's it's incredible,

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and that's those are the things that stick out to me.

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I talk about that a lot actually, because like I

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come from the eighties beginning of all this stuff, you know,

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like I went to want to possess first shows and

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that Metallica's first show ever, Slayers first show ever, and

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stuff like that, and I've met first of all, my

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dad would.

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Have never gotten to one of those shows.

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And I have never gone to see people like Metallica

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now like in their sixties playing metal.

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I would have thought it was ridiculous.

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But now I bring my kids, I bring my grandkids.

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You look out in the crowd and it's just it

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feels so good that multiple generations that maybe in other

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aspects can't hang out together are hanging out at a

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metal fest.

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Yeah. I mean, that's what it's all about right there.

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And I attribute to bands like you that you know,

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are the for lack of a better way of putting

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newer you know, that are bringing that to forefront. Like

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my grandson. He want last year unbeknounst to me. He

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I'm like, what do you want for your birthday?

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Is like a guitar? Okay, let's go.

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We went to Guitar Center and he just started playing

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Green Day like it was nothing. I'm like, where did

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that come from? And then we're driving the car and

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I'm playing them like all kinds of extreme metal that

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I think he would never know, and he knew most

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of it. And I was like, that's freaking cool, yea,

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you know. And now he's got a battle vest that

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I'm like, Wow, you're just like your grandpa because this

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is my.

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Eighties battle vest.

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Yeah.

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Yes, because in those days they didn't have a lot

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of stuff. They didn't even have a Slayer patch. Then

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I put that felt on there, and I drew all

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the drawings on there, some of the old school bands

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that I showed us to, Like Winston was freaking out

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from Parkway Drive.

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He's like, look at the paper patch.

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That's wild, you know, and that's got a lot of history.

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It's got blood on it from doing the twenty foot

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stage dive off a Marshall stack and the crowd moved.

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That's it.

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Ah, yeah, yeah, it wasn't cool at the time, but

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it's cool now.

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Good story.

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It was kind of cool at the time till fifteen

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minutes later when my adrenaline went away.

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Oh yeah.

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So one last thing I want to say, and I

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want people to check it out. They need to go

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to your website because one thing that's really cool about

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your website a couple things. One is I love the

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fan page where anybody takes pictures and they send them

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to you.

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You'll put them on there, Like that's cool as shit.

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That's what it's like, you know, to get those loyal fans,

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because I remember when I was kid, if you could

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do shit like that, like you were loyal to the

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band for yeah, okay. And then I think they need

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to sign up for the newsletter because that's pretty.

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Cool too, Yes, newsletter, get the direct stuff like that.

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And for any band, go to their website, go to

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their newsletter because like you're not always going to catch

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their stuff on social media because all the algorithms, all

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that weird stuff. Connect with them on their newsletter. And

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I wanted to add to that too. I just remember

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when I was young going on to Megadeth's website. They

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were like the pioneers of like building these cool sites

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for the fans. They had all this interactive stuff and

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that's why we did the fan the photo page all that.

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Like I'm trying to you know, we're trying to keep

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this like the fans in US as one, you know

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what I mean, community all of that.

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Yes, that's a big deal.

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I think it's send yourself apart because like everybody's doing

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the social media thing, but what you're doing reminds me

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of back in the eighties when we were doing tape

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tradame and shit like that, and it really like they

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do connected to a band.

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Yeah, totally for sure.

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Yeah, like you're you're kind of on social media, but

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you're lost in the c whereas I think you feel

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more special.

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Yeah, it's something like that.

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It's kind of like social media you're kind of fighting

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for attention where we're not about that. We're just we're

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just here to like, you know, be be friends and

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hang out with people and write good music, you know.

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And yeah, it's uh yeah, catch our Patreon too. We

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do the same kind of thing. Megan reads like scary

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stories and like we hang out with Yeah, we'll do

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live streams and we used to watch VHS movies, uh,

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you know, live stream movies and stuff like that, all

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kinds of stuff.

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It's so fun.

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See I love that like that little girl, she would

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be totally into like a story, you know.

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Yeah.

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I mean so it's cool that you're doing these unique

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things that nobody else is doing, because that's going to

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attract your tribe.

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Yeah for sure. Absolutely.

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Yeah, and they have to buy your mercher. They can't

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listen to my show.

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Because that's the only way you get to the next gig.

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Yeah, right right, it's it makes a huge difference, you know.

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No, I think a lot of people don't know. First

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of all, musicians work way harder than most people. They

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think it's like, oh, you're living the dream life. It's

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easy bullshit, you know, you know sense part of it's

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to dream life. But they don't see what goes into

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creating the dream life. You don't drop into the dream life,

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you know, and they don't realize that you don't make

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shit nowadays from anything but merch. Yeah, you know, it's

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like it really kind of pisses me off to be honest,

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Like Spotify what they do, and you know, I talk

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to other press people and like nowadays, like I have

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a licensed radio station. I pay royalties, and I know

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some of these other radio quote unquote radio people that

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they not license, they don't pay royalties, and I'll say

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shit to them and they're like, they should just be

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happy I'm playing our music, And I'm like, do you

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work for free? No, they shouldn't be just happy you're

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playing our music. They need to make a living so

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that they keep making music. Yeah, yeah, right, right, And

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so I want everybody to know that, you know, it's important.

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Is there any other final words you guys want to

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touch on that we haven't covered, or ay or anything

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coming up that you want people to know about.

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Well, we've got a couple of shows.

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We've got Toledo Deathfest in Ohio in a couple of weeks,

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and then we're doing Michigan Metalfest in August, and then

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we're yeah, we're doing July eighteenth. We're doing a paranormal

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investigation where we leave Yeah, yeah, we lead it where

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we have a paranormal team coming, but we're gonna kind

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of lead the investigations and our fans are welcome to

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grab a ticket and just hang out. It's just hanging

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out with us, and you know, maybe we'll see some

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ghosts or something.

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Yeah.

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You know, I just thought of while you're saying, man,

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I'm like, man, you could do other ones where like

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you're trying to connect with the ghosts of Dahmer and

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and ed Gin.

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Yeah, you know how wild would that be?

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That?

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Yeah, going to attract a lot of people, like because me, like,

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as an example, I'm obsessed with watching all these serial

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killer shit yah, and it's like it's very interesting, like

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going into their mind of how they think. And yeah,

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like I watched all the documentaries about Ed Dean and

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I mean it's amazing. Almost every serial killer has copied.

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Him, you know, yeah, right right.

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Like I never knew that Texas Chainsaw massacre was based

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on him or Psycho.

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Was based on him.

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Yeah.

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Absolutely, Yeah, Like it's wild.

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You know.

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So everybody make sure you check out there, give out

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your website, give out your socials and all that.

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Yeah.

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Uh, you can go to casket robbery dot com. All

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all of our socials are at casket Robbery one word,

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really easy to find. You can google us casket robbery.

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You'll get tons of stuff.

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Well, it's been a pleasure.

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You guys fucking killed it here at Milwaukee metal Fest,

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and I look forward to seeing a lot more of you.

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Thanks for being on the Adventures of Pipe.

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Main Oh, thank you, We appreciate you.

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Thanks, thank you for listening to the Adventures of pipemin

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on w for CUI Regio