June 10, 2026
Dead by Wednesday at Milwaukee Metal Fest - PipemanRadio Interview
Pipeman speaks with Dead by Wednesday at Milwaukee Metal Fest. What a fun interview as we had the background of the Ambassador Hotel famous for Jeffrey Dahmer. The band got to look at The Pipeman's 80s battlefest and we came up with the perfect tour for them. Listen to find out who.
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Hi, you have done to censure.
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Wow for you.
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Your This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures
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of Pipe Man W four c Y Radio.
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And I'm here with Hey, Hey.
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Hey, this is your boy Esteban from the band Dead
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by Wednesday. And I'm with my man.
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Michael Modest and my other man opis the Dopest.
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Yeah, yeah, nice, and we are here at Milwaukee Metal festure.
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Oh my god, we are and we're gonna be dead
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by Wednesday. After this festival. You can say whatever the
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fuck you want. How's that for an answer?
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After tomorrow's said, Yes, you will.
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Be exactly exactly, and you have a lot to live
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up to, because I was just talking to you about
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before the interview about the Violin show yesterday, and so
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I'm expecting you guys to blow that one away.
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I heard it was amazing, But that's the room to play.
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It's the bar stage. But it gets crazy, gets packed,
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and you know, we're really stoked about about it. We're
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it's gonna be a great show. We're playing late in
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the afternoon too.
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Oh that works even better too, because everybody will be
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here in that place.
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I'll be packed because I'll tell you what that room
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was packed when I was in there.
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I mean it was like old school CBGB shit wow,
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so nice, it will definitely be fun. I have to
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say too that you know, uh, well, hold on, I
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gotta do something here for a second.
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So problem, Well, you.
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Tell you guys, tell me how this all came about.
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I mean, I know, but maybe the listeners don't know
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how dead by Wednesday?
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Quick union break? Do you have to take a union break?
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But yeah, you can go ahead and explain opus about
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how DBWQ ANDB.
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You want to want this short, long story, because well,
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I was in another band. I was in another band
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in the nineties that it was doing that did really, really,
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really well, called Gargantua's Soul, and we had like a
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lot of major success, both underground and commercial. We played
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it like Woodstock ninety nine, we were on VH one,
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we did farm Club and all this other stuff, and
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so I kind of got grandfathered in. But towards the
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end of the implosion of Gargantua's Soul, I wanted to
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go heavier. My roots is thrash, and like, I really
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really loved metal, and that band was not that.
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Even though it was a great band, it was not that.
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And so I started, you know, thinking to myself, you
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know what, screw Democracy. I want to play in a
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band where it's heavy and we're going to just go,
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you know, go crazy.
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And that band, G Soul was all about the voices.
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You know, each individual, and actually it was great to
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a certain extent. But what happens is is that too
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many cooks spoiled the soup, you know what I'm saying.
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So Democracy is Dead was our first album. Mike Modesk,
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which has been with me since the beginning of this
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band we're started, would come to all the G Soul
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shows and he would come up. We were just talking
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about this on Talking Metal with Mark Striegel this morning.
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He would come up to me and he would say,
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you know, I'm better than your bass player, right, And
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I'm like, all right, cool, and I would just like
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kind of kind of, you know, just whatever, didn't really
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pay too much attention. And then he kept coming to
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all the shows, just kept saying afterwards, I want to
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play with you.
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You know, you know I'm better than your your bass player.
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So finally I was like, well, we're going to start
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a new project and it's going to be heavy.
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It's it's gonna be called dead by Wednesday? Do you want?
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Do you want to try for that? And he came
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down and it was amazing.
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You know, actually his skill level was already a way
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above what we were doing, but he.
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Wanted to do it, so we did it.
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And from that point on, it's been like, uh, you know,
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basically the the you know, the legacy of the band
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since then. And then we had a bunch of different
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members changes since then, and but for the last you know,
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a few years now, this guy came in and pretty
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much saved the frontman position because we were we were
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flobbing around with different guys, different jokers, and not that
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not that I didn't like some of them.
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There was a couple that were really great, like Rob Roy.
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Was awesome, but there was you know, there's a couple
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in between that you know, could and my cousins obviously
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were amazing who started the band with me, My cousins
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Cheskey Ramos and David. But again, you know, when you
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have a different singers, it's very difficult to sell the.
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Band because it has to be the same face, same voice.
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Finally we have that.
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We've had that for a while now and I think
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it's been established, and I think it's it's going to
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be even more established moving forward, especially since we just
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dropped a new song that's doing great Flesh and stuff
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like that.
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By the way, I want to say something about Flesh
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because I bought a shirt yesterday to wear two shirts,
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actually three shirts. I saw two of them at damer
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on It, one at at Guying on It. So I'm like, well,
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that's perfect for this interview because like, you're in the
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right place to be playing Flesh.
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It's the Ambassador Hotel.
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Yeah, there it is.
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I didn't think about that. Wow, you're right right.
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I like the minute I started listening to that song,
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I was like, fuck, that's gonna be great at Milwaukee
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Metal Fest.
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Man.
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And there's so many different ideas and and and like
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concepts that you can get from it yourself personally, like
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he I know he wrote it for a certain thing,
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but like it means something different to everybody, Like it
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means something different to me because of my last experience
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for last year that I've had. It means something different
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to someone else the other day said something that they
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thought it was about.
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Something else, and when they when when they when they
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ask about it, it's really about your own you know,
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opinion of when you hear it, what you what you think.
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But it is written about something.
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That's the key to a good song. By the way,
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if everybody can put their own meaning to it, that's
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a good song.
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Well, Freddie Mercury said, like meaning is in the listener,
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you know what I mean?
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So yeah, how else what it means for you?
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Well, I mean it was originally written like in order
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like for you it was. It's literally a dialogue within yourself.
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It's a battle. It's a two versions of yourself, and
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you're splitting away the negative part of yourself and you're
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trying to go with the more positive self, but the
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temptations of the negative self are always there in front
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of you, and it always reminds you of why you
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are trying to break away from the old self, of
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like being reckless and things like that. Only from like
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only personal experiences with people and such a round. So
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that that's metaphorically, that's kind of in literally is what
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I wrote it for. But it's open for everybody.
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And I actually I don't contribute to the vocals, but
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I have I'm very fortunate to be the usually me
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and Dave the first person to hear it just like
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the audience, just like everyone else, and then I can
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offer my input, critique or not, you know. So it's
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what I kind of I feel like. I put on
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the listener hat and I listened to the foundations of it.
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I was like, yeah, either that sounds cool or this
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sounds cool.
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What does this mean?
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You know?
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And then it's shaped and yeah, just more from there
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and then everybody's got their own interpretation of it. So
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and that's the best part about it.
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Well, because it sounds like to me like you want
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to kill a motherfucker.
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Well that I.
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Don't know if I want to sign off on that.
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Look, it sounded to me like dahmer okay, So that
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that's where I went with it. And we're looking at
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the hotel right now.
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That how that's freaking weird, Like people.
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That come to his festival have a photographer fan, that's
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where he stays.
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Fuck that. I'm not staying there. I don't want to.
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I don't want to stay where every serial killer has
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ever been.
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I've not been in there, and now I have to.
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Now I have to go in there.
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The lobby. The lobby is very interesting. It's just gotta
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it feels like you're in the sixties or the seventies.
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It's just got a thrown back era type but a
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creepy vibe to me.
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Yeah, and that's just the lobby.
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Well, I'll definitely have to go in there for sure,
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because I have to like experience it.
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Now.
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I gotta say, one of the things I liked about
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what you said and you said is I'm also a
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moivational speaker, and so when we talked about you, that
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is like my mantra from one of my favorite books
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by ag Mandino, persist until you succeed. And you did that, brother,
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because you just kept you were so persistent.
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It was annoying that you got the gig.
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I'm feeling a little down. Can you give me a
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little inspirational pep talk real quick?
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You're gonna fucking kick ass here at Milwaukee Metal Fest.
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That's that's what's.
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Going down, perfect, and you're gonna and listen, I think
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you're gonna be the best band performing at this festival ever, ever,
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since nineteen eighty ever. That's a huge statement, right right,
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And that you know what you were talking about is
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so true, Like it's so much easier to be negative.
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It's so it's work to be positive, you know. And
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so yeah, you do battle, even if you're the most
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positive person, you battle that negativity every single day. And
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it's all how you look at things. It's funny because
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like my youngest daughter, she might get mad that I
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said this, but she she said something. I was telling
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some story from childhood, and she's like, Dad, you need
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to go get therapy for that trauma. I'm like, trauma,
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I wear it like a badge of honor. I don't
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look at as trauma. That shit made me who I
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am today. And it's like you look at people that
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don't have any if we were used word trauma, they
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can't handle shit, you know, like they can't handle anything.
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So yes, it's a constant battle and I love that.
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That's what it's all about. And it's not about Jeffrey Dahmer.
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So now tell us one story, good or bad. You
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might all have a different one. In this musical journey
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that you guys have done together so far, we've.
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Hitchhiked in Italy.
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That was exactly where I was gonna go.
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Oh my god, that is nice to.
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Me.
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And Dave Sharp walked over the border from Mexico to
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the US, off of a cruise ship to get to
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a tour with these guys. And we took and we
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actually and we got off in Encino and and Sino Port.
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The port we had to pay off the.
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Mexican government, and then me and Dave had to take
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a Mexican uber to the border and then we walked
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over Lilia.
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First time. I gotta say, I walked over the mex border.
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It was pretty amazing and I saw how it works
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and everything, and I walked through into the US side
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and I kissed the ground A se who they got there.
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Yeah, So yeah, I know that it's been a crazy story.
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Its one of many.
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That's totally and I know that feeling too, because when
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I was a teenager and I had my license at sixteen,
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me and my friends used to drive from La down
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to the border park and walk over. You didn't need
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passports or anything at that time. You just did it.
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thought I was a Mexican trying to get back into
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