June 25, 2026
Castrator Set One of Pipeman's Favorite at Milwaukee Metal Fest
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Hi, you live, don too censure? Wow, crazy Young.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four C Y Radio. And I'm excited about
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our next guest because we tried to connect at Milwaukee
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Metal Fest. She played there, but she was also doing
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like quadruple duty, like every job in the house there.
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I don't even know how she played, but their band
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killed it, like one of my favorite sets of the
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whole festival. So let's welcome to the show, Robin from Castrainer,
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How are you hello?
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How are you?
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I'm good doing this.
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I know it's great, and I have to like, there's
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one thing I rarely talk about as band names, but
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I do think it's kind of funny that you started
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off as an all girl band and you named it
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cast Trader, And it makes me a little scared right now.
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It's a great name, right, It is a totally great name.
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And I mean, so let's go back to the beginning.
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What was it that was really your driving force to
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start this band?
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Well, I mean, I played another band, and I was
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friends with Carolina the drummer. We did a show with
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my other band, Jarkada and her other band Hypoxia in
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New York and then we just kind of stayed friends.
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And then we were on barge to Hell together and
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she was talking about like starting another band of just
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you know, girls or whatever, and I was like, that's cool,
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and we kind of just started there.
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Nice.
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We are like thirteen fourteen years later.
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It's wild.
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And you know, I have to say, as somebody that
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came from like the eighties metal and punk scene, yeah,
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I always saw it was bullshit, the whole gatekeeping, especially
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with women, because especially now, I think some of the
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most badass women in metal and punk, I mean badass
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artists and metal and punk are women.
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Like yeah, I mean I never thought of it as
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like a gatekeeping thing. I just feel like metals, probably
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even punk, is the only genre that is like, oh
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they're girls. Like you don't have that with country, you
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don't have that with rap, you don't have that with pop,
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nothing else except for.
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It's weird to your side.
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It's like all of a sudden, it's like, oh, there's girls.
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It's like okay, you know, and we know girls can
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play music. That's been proven in every genre throughout.
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You know exactly ever, and there's the passion that women have,
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you know, and the emotion that women have. That to
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me directly fits with metal or punk because they're both
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very emotional, passionate genres.
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Yeah, girls are definitely more emotional than than boys.
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Yeah, I always I think it shows that the lyrics,
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and it shows on stage, you know. And I'm actually
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there's sometimes too, Like I'm so in awe of certain artists,
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Like you take Courtney Laplunk, Like when she sings, I
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just sit there looking at her mouth because she's got that.
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She's got that, like, you know, total technique that you
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don't really see often, and you can totally tell like
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somebody trained her how to do her.
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Voice without losing it the way she does because.
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I sang Thrash Meow in the eighties and I trashed
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my throat because I didn't know what I was doing.
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Yeah, you know, so you need the technique, but it does,
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you know, and it even amazes me.
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Like I love when I play bands to other dudes
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and then I tell them that the lead singer is
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a female before after they listen to it because they
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don't even like sometimes they can't even conceive of that
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brutalness coming from a female. But I think you do
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it so well. You know your whole journey, you know,
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anybody that's in metal or punk that does that. And
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but your band, man, oh my god, Like I would
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say probably top one of the top five sets of
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the whole Milwaukee Metal Fest for sure.
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Wow, okay, I mean I didn't see any bands.
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Yeah, you were a little busy.
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I take that back. I saw Obituary, which, like I've
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seen Abituary a million times, but and I think part
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of Monstrosity and that was like the extent of my
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Milwaukee Metal Festival. But to say we're the top five,
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that's hard to believe, you know, with all the good
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bands that were playing.
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Yeah, it's just the energy that you brought forth and
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just that and that passion. Like I never saw your
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band before that, and I was like, oh, they're pretty good,
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you know. And you know, I'll tell you the company
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you're in, like you're in the company of Violence, who
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was one of my favorites too, because they're one of
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my favorites from way back.
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But yeah, their show was sick. Okay.
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Like I texted my daughter a video of it and
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there were all kinds of stage divers and she goes, oh,
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is that how you knocked your all your teeth out
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back in the day. I'm like, yeah, except I did worse,
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but yeah. And then oh my god, Green Jello and
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like they're really Green Jelly. They're supposed to be Green
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Joey because of stupid jell O company. And I'll say it,
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like you can have a pedo represent you, but not
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some great band. Just saying but their show was the
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funniest gig I've ever seen ever in mind? Was it?
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Oh my god, I could imagine because like I have
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video of their set, like they handed out water noodles
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to everybody.
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And like, picture picture the stage set.
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Oh my god, that's insane.
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And it was like I couldn't stop laughing because like
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the mosh pit was all water noodles and it was
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like just so much fun. And then were they at
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the meet and greet also chanting Green Jello because they
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had everybody.
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Just basically they just they basically just extended their show.
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I love it. I love it.
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So those are people that you're in company with that
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are my favorite sets of that festival. So and how
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does it feel playing at festival across the street from
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the Damer Killing.
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I don't look at it like that. I'm forget about it.
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Honestly, I didn't even I didn't even think about it.
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I didn't put two and two together until I was
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doing an interview and I had the Ambassador Hotel as
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a backdrop, and when the band started talking about it,
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I'm like, oh, I didn't even put that. I didn't
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even put too and two together. Like it was funny,
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but yeah, like what what a great festival. And you know,
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I watched you too run that meet and that meet
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and greet, and you ran it like a clock because
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that's a lot of.
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Work, you know, it was.
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It was a lot. It was fun and I had
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a good team of people with me, so that helped.
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The fans were you know, good as well, so that
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was also helpful. And the fans were you know, accommodating
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with me, so it all worked nice.
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So what what do you want to share with the
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listeners about your experience at Milwaukee Metal Fest, especially your performance?
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So I don't even know if I have anything to share.
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I didn't have like an experience really. I spent what
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four days, you know, in the same spot, right, you know,
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except when I.
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Went to go play, yeah, exactly, So that was a
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nice break right there.
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Yeah, I mean it was like kind of stressful, yeah,
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you know. And even Nick that was with me, he
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played also because he plays with you know, Jamie, so
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he did those jams, so he had to go run too.
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And then both me and him did the Slayer day, right,
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so we left for we both left for that, So
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that was a lot of fun.
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Yeah, And I imagine it would be stressful to play
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a set when you're that busy too, because he kind
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of want to have a little chill out time before
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you go on stage.
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And there was no chill out time, right. He went
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straight and straight and green and then straight back.
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I ran right back as soon as I was just
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like put my bass in a case and just ran
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back to.
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The meet and greet so and speaking bass.
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So what made you originally pick bass as what you
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wanted to play as an instrument?
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Basically, I used to play guitar. I played guitar forever,
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and I usually tell the story because my first guitar
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was like electric guitar was a Kreamer striker for Eddie
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van Halen, nice and I still have it. And the
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color was the blue like Steve Harris's bass. Very cool,
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and I just I'm not really good with like playing
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with the pick. It's not my favorite thing in the world.
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And somebody was like, why don't you just play bass?
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And I'm like, huh, that sounds like a plan. And
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I went to the music store and I happen to
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find a fifty dollars bass at the music store. Still
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have that, and nice here I am. But I still
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play guitar along.
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With that for a very long time, you know, And
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I have to think there are basses at play with
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a pick. It's gotta be so much harder to play
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a bass with the pick with those strings, you know,
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Like it just seems so much easier with your fingers.
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I enjoy it more like I enjoy playing bass more,
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I think than guitar. It's just so different, you know. Yeah,
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Like guitar is fun, but I like I find bass
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more relaxing. I always say, I'm a frequency. You don't
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notice me until I'm not there.
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Nice. I love it, you know. I have a trivia
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question for you.
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Oh no, okay, Yeah, who is one of the most
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famous bassis of all time that was original guitarist And
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the only reason he played bass is because they were
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all guitarists, So somebody had to draw it the short straw.
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Oh boy, is this an easy one?
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I don't know, and maybe maybe not.
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Sometimes it's hard anybody that's a basis that used to
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be a guitarist. I asked this trivia question too, and
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some have known, some have not. You know, but let's
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just put this way once I tell you if you
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don't know, you'll be like, oh, that makes sense, and
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I will say it's not in metal.
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I was gonna say, I don't know if it's in metal.
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No, it's it's not in metal, and they're not a
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band anymore. But the person who I'm talking about is
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one of only two people left on this earth from
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that band. And that is unless than nineteen sixty nine
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radio show is true and he's actually dead. And that's
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an impost. There's a really good hint.
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Oh boy, I have no idea, Like, I don't know.
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I keep going with like Geddy Lee or something.
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Close. Paul McCartney.
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Oh okay, that makes sense.
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Yeah.
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See now now you listen to Beatles songs, you can
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hear he kind of plays the bass like a guitar.
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Yeah. A lot of people, do you know, like a
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lot of especially if you're playing with the pick a
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lot of people, you know, do the chords, they do this,
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you know, that's one thing, like you know, playing how
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I play. I don't plays standard like a guitar, right,
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I mean somewhat I do. It's weird, it depends. I
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follow mostly a lot of the kick drums.
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Which is usually what you do as a bassis.
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Right. Well, I play like more than I do technical.
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That's why you're so good because I like fast.
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Yeah I play.
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I played fast and and you know you've mentioned Steve
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Harris and it's like, man, that dude, what a bassis.
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You know, he plays that thing like a guitar.
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I used to fast and technical exactly like it's really good,
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like insane to me.
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That was that was why I liked made and that
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you know is his bass.
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And you know who else was at Milwaukee Metal Fast
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Who's an old friend of mine who I always saw
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in the beginning way back in the eighties that he
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played bass just like Steve Harris. And that's why I
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liked them and their band so much. Do you know
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who that there's another trivia question, but this is somebody
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at Milwaukee Metal Fest.
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Somebody at Milwaukee Metal they play.
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They played two sets one with the band Triger. Yep,
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all right, yep, yeah yeah, So like he always reminded
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me of Steve Harris, like and me and I've we've
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