May 14, 2026
Cattle Decapitation at Welcome to Rockville 2026 - PipemanRadio Interview
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Hi, you love one to censure?
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Wow for you.
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Young s, this is the pipe Man here on the
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Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm.
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Here with Travis Ryan.
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You're at Welcome to Rockville You. Oh my god? How's
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it feel to be a Welcome to Rockville?
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It feels great. It's hot. But I love humidity, luckily,
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Do you really?
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Yeah?
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The rest of my band hates it?
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So why do you love humidity? See? I love this
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kind of stuff.
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I'm at. I'm a heat tempered person or something.
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I don't know.
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I run hot, I think, and I think I just
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I don't know. I think I'm lucky in that respect.
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But at the same time, But you're not from Florida.
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No, I'm from California. Yeah, so that's so weird.
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Okay, because all right, I'm originally from New York, New Jersey.
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Moved to California in nineteen eighty. Imagine a time that,
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like my dad was like, pack your bags were moving
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to California.
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In three days, We're in California.
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I lived in a Gora, thousand Oaks, west Lake and
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Maria del Ray, and I spent the eighties on the
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Sunset Strip. Troubadour, the country Club in Resita, and then
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when Slayer and Metallica left us, me and my bro
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would hitchhike up to the Bay Area to go to
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the real show.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know. I was at the first.
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Ever crossover show at it was an Elks Lodge.
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It was coc DR.
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I wasn't there at that one, but I loved Dr.
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But it was pre Pepper, the Descendants and Suicidal before
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Suicide crossed over when they were still.
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Like suie boys.
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And then on the metal side it was Possessed, Dark
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Angel and Savage Grace sick.
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Oh I've heard Savage Grace.
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Oh Grace, Okay, yeah, but they were a pretty big
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thrash in LA and they toured with Motorhead but then
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fizzled out.
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But there was no security.
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Yeah, first time ever punk's in the metal heads in
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the same room, and it was insane.
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It felt dangerous.
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Oh, it was great.
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It was I wasn't I'm a little younger than that,
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but even the early nineties, like death metal scene and
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stuff like that, it had this sense of danger that
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isn't present anymore.
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It's so funny.
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When I was driving over here today with my son
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who's he's forty one, he's not kid. But I was
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explaining to him about we were explaining the difference between
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black metal then, black metal now death metal, the death
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metal now. So I played them, you know Venom Yeah,
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which by today's standards is not black metal, would be
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like pop.
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In fact, I listened to.
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Venom now, I'm like, sounds kind of poppy. But back
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then it was like, oh my god. Like I remember
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going to OZ Records in the Valley. Brian Slagel was
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a store clerk there. He hands me this album Welcome
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the Hell, and I look at it. H I'm like,
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oh my god. And then I listened to it and
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I'm reading the lyrics like we did back then, and
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I was literally getting scared.
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And you had something physical that you could absorb, you know.
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And that's the thing about that, Like, I mean, I'm
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glad that physical still exists for that reason. It was
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just but there was something about that being the only
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way to find something. You have to look through the
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think you lists and see what other bands they think,
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and then go check those people out.
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Yeah yeah, t shirts they.
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Are wearing in the pictures, that kind.
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Of shit, you know, totally, that's exactly how it was.
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You know, go spend money on a record and it
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were a tape and just hope that it is.
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It could have suck. There were a lot of albums
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I just listened to over and over again. So I
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liked it because I didn't want to waste my money. Yeah, yeah,
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you know, totally unpopular opinion. I didn't like Back in
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Black the first time I heard it. Yeah, I mean
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I like it now, yeah, you know, but possessed. First
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time I heard them, I was like, oh my god.
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So that's why I did. I played for him.
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You know, you were the more like as something, as
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something would come out that was more extreme than the
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last you would go on.
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That's the way it was back then, because like, okay,
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before Metallica and Slayer, Judas Priest was the heaviest.
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Iron Maiden was the heaviest.
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And then I remember the first club show I went
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into it went to in LA was Motley Crew before
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they had an album, so they weren't glam.
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They were like horror pumps.
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Yeah, they were okay, And it was at the Roxy
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and they were trying to burn down the Roxy to
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bring Satan in, and I'm like, I'm never going to
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a concert ever, a real concert ever again. And that
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started me going to the club shows like every night,
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you know. And then Slayer came out. I went to
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their first show ever, Battalica's first show ever. And yes,
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that was the progression. It just got. And then it's
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like funny you take something like Metalica and the Black
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Gun came out and we were all fucking posed me.
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I still am, actually right, I really am. I warned
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my friends. I've said this a lot in interviews or
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online and stuff like that. I was warning my friends, like,
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I don't know, man, if this is anything like that. Uh.
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It was not Telegadiga Knights. It was Days of Thunder soundtrack. No,
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that was Guns n' Roses. Shit, I'm thinking of something else.
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Wayne's World.
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No, it was that sound they were It was a
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Stone could Crazy was on a soundtrack? Was it Detroit
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Rock City or something like something like that. I care
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I was on a soundtrack And I was like, guys,
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if it's anything like that, I don't know, man. And
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then they bought them. They stood they went to the
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midnight sale, you know, and stood in lying and ship
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I didn't go. And then the next day we sat
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there in the park, smoking weed, trying to convince each
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other that it was good, and we just couldn't really
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all those things. It was like we were are getting
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in the head way, heavier ship, no doubt, the changing
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of the guard sort of for us as teenagers, that's
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kind of what it sucks.
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It was.
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The first Metallica concert I got to go to was
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the It's on that benjam Bird box set in San Diego,
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the San Diego date for the you know, they had
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the snake pit and all that ship for the Black album. Yeah,
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and I was like, well, this is the closest I'm
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gonna be able to get to seeing the older stuff
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and and all that ship, you know.
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But after that, I saw him with Missus Stain.
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Oh dude, Yeah, that's you know.
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Yeah, you're at the first show.
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Yeah, you would go and then you would go over
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her house after the show and party all night long.
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And that was like an every night occurrence.
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You know. It's funny. I've been saying this today. People
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ask me, so can you bring me backstage? I'm like,
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there's not really anything going on. It's not the eighties.
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I want to watch a bunch of guys stare at
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their phones.
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Right exactly is exactly like they don't.
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It's although back then, whole different story, different story.
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You know.
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I used to walk into the Rainbow with Motley Crew
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to hang out with Lemmy, you know, like epic that
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I was at the party when Vince left with Razzle
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and killed him. You know, shit, it was bonkers then,
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But nowadays it's like, yeah, like you said, I hung
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out with Rob from Godsmack sharing pictures of grandchildren.
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You know, it's like that.
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But I love that we have bands like you that
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keep getting it more and more extreme. You would have
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liked the shirt I wore yesterday. It was hell Hammer.
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Oh yeah, yeah, And I remember the first time I
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heard that, I was like, that's fucking sick, you know,
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and then yeah, it just get Here's the thing I
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found in the eighties with me and my friends. It
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had to get faster and heavier, so everything had to
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be And like me and my bro not that long ago,
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we're listening to some of the stuff we listen back then,
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and he goes to me, was it a lot faster
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when we were I'm like, yeah, not no, we just
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thought so because there was nothing fast exactly.
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You know, Uh, when Nuclear Assault came out, it was
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just like, this has got to be the fastest drumming,
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you know.
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And then I love that you said that. I was
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listening to that on the way over here today.
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Yeah, Game Over and the Plague and It's Survive. It
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was like my favorite freaking record and handle with care.
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I love that band so much. I kind of feel
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like I wonder if that's maybe where I get my
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Like I have this like melodic vocal thing i'd like
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style that I do, and I'm like, sometimes it almost
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sounds like it's in that same wheelhouse.
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Or whatever it probably is, and you didn't even notice it,
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like just guy in your system. And that's something I'm
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glad you brought that up because I talk about that
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all the time. Just because people growl, scream or whatever,
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they know how to sing, they're just choosing to sing
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that way.
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Yeah, It's kind of like when I tried to explain
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to my parents that, like with death metal growing up,
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I was just like, you know, there's not much of
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a difference between this and the classical that you guys
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listened to. They were like really in the class longer.
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These these guys are really insanely proficient players. It's just
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to you and your older ears. It's it's a wall
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of noise.
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Yeah know.
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And now I'm past the age that they were talking
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like that, right way past that age. Now I'm like,
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what were they thinking, Like, I don't know.
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It's well, see that is the difference too because of bands,
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Like you know, I was talking about this earlier. But
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first I want to say I've always said, like, people
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don't realize that metal is.
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A derivative of classic. Oh absolutely, you know.
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And so yeah, I mean I say stuff like that
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all the time, and stuff like like you like bringing
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the New Guard so to speak. At that point in yeah, we.
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Were a weird b We kind of bridged the like, uh,
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we bridge the gap. This band Cattle bridge the gap
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between like you know, the older old guard of death
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metal and then the Lader Ship the death Course stuff
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and all that stuff, which was around what to four
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oh five and before between that was like this metal
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core kind of stuff, you know, people doing the os
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Fest and stuff like that. So it's like all these
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different types of metal, you know, kind of get you know,
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getting their bearings with the metal core guys are all
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getting their bearings with this, you know. Yeah, this scene,
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and then we kind of just kept going. We're the
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tortoise man. We just kept kind of trudging along. We
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never went away, did we never. We never benefited from
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taking five years off and doing a reunion, right, you know,
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like a lot of bands, we just kept fucking going.
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So it's passion though, yall, is what we set out
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to do. I'm gonna stick with it. I mean, what
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else are we gonna do?
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Well, that's a testament to your band members, because why
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they take five years off because they're fucking want to
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kill each other.
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Yeah, exactly. We all took the two years off, you know,
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COVID or whatever, and that put everything into perspective. I'm
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harder to get back to it since then those two years.
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