June 15, 2026

Folk-Punk Band Black Water County at Download XXIII Donington Park - PipemanRadio Interview

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PipemanRadio speaks with Folk-Punk Band Black Water County at Download XXIII Donington Park about their performance at the legendary music festival.

Folk-punk band Black Water County headlined the Takeover at Download stage (The Doghouse) at Download Festival. The six-piece outfit brought their energetic mix of punk, pop-punk, and folk to Donington on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, performing a high-octane set at 19:45.

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Hey, you have done to censure.

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With Blackwell the County.

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I'm Shan and I'm Brad.

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You know what's funny. Gary introduced you to me and

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I had you at three. So this is perfect. So

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you'll have free time at three and so will I.

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That sounds great.

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I love it.

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This leaves us time to go and see Creeper nice.

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See.

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Everything works out for a reason. So tell your publicist

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that your three is already done.

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Yeah, right, schedule for a change, Brod.

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I know that never happens, right, these things. I know,

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like one person screws up and it's like a domino.

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Effect that you have it all the time.

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because press people in the UK are a lot better.

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In the US, the press people sometimes they think they're

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doing a podcast and they have like ten to fifteen

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minutes to do the interview, and they're there for thirty

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forty five minutes and it's like you do realize they

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have like ten other interviews they have to do and

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now we're all fucked. Yeah, you know, but sweat. You know,

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the pipe man does it the other way. Now you

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have free time, Yeah, like.

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I'll be telling everyone about pipe everyone comes to the.

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Moment, So tell me all about you guys, because uh,

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you know, I heard that you're you're better than Flogging Molly.

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Oh your words, your words.

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I told you that needs a raise.

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Yeah, I know right.

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Yeah, we are very, very heavily influenced by Flogging Molly.

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We love them so much. We've been going for about

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thirteen years now. Folk punk is the easiest way to

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describe us. A little bit of pop punk, a little

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bit of emo mixed with some folk instrumentation.

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We've got mando mandolin. Sorry we just shortened.

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I know what it is. I don't know, maybe the

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listeners don't, but I.

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Know right, We've got banjo's, We've got director violin of bazookie,

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bit of tin whistle.

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See. I love all that stuff because it makes you unique, Okay,

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like especially like stuff like the mandolin or what was

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one of the other ones he said. I was like,

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that's fucking cool, But now I can't remember what it was.

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But no, the banjo, that was it? Like to me,

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I love when there's a banjo in a band punk

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or metal band like that. Just to me, that's great.

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I love it, And like, if you can do that too,

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that's impressive to me because banjo is not that easy

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to play and certainly not to intertwine into punk or metal.

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So how do you guys come up with this idea

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of using all these instruments?

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So I think we all kind of grew up listening

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to a mixture of I mean, for me, Green Days

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are big infant for me, so there's a lot of

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the I can't tell a lot of the pop punk

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influence comes from there. The Pogues obviously a massive sort

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of Irishy band from for all of us growing up.

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So I think kind of the two of those things intertwined,

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as well as some kind of Irish roots in our

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families as well.

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Kind of.

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Yeah, just bands like Flogging Molly have done it so great,

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and we're kind of we're like Flogging Molly, but we've

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got different influences to them. Well again, yeah, your words,

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but yeah, we've got the different interests. We're influenced by

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bands like Flogging Molly and also pop punk, whereas they

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were influenced by traditional Irish music and punk so I

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think that we're like a kind of, I guess, a

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bit more of a modern twist on those kind of

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Celtic punk bands, and sort of we're more folk punk

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because we're not just full Celtic and punk.

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We're kind of folk pop punk.

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There you go. And so uh on the Green Day front,

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I don't know if you know this, but they hate

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that they're called pop punk.

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Yeah, I've heard that.

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I've heard that, and I don't blame him. Like I'm

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from a time, Okay, So I interviewed the Exploited one

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time and right before they were going on stage, and

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I knew how Waddie would react to this, so I said,

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so my last question before he went on stage, So, Waddie,

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why do you think about pop punk? Oh my god,

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he went ballistic. He not oh, not only did he

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go ballistic during the interview, but they got up on

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the stage, He's like, fucking pop p's a fucking punk

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and he just, oh, it was great, and I did

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a purpose So it was great iconic, you know, But

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I kind of felt the same way too, So you know,

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back in the day, that's kind of how it was.

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It's like pop pun punk really like isn't punk the

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opposite of punk? However, I will say now that I'm

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older that thank God for bands like The Green Day

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that brings punk not only to the forefront, but it's

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still around and still more relevant than it was during

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the days of the sex pistols.

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I think it makes it like accessible.

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I know that's probably used all the time, you know,

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but you could argue is punk meant to be accessible?

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But then you get into gatekeeper territory and stuff, and it's.

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Not about that, is it? Like more?

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The more people that are into guitar music, the better

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in my opinion, no matter what it is.

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Well, and for me, who was from the eighties of

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the real gatekeeping days, I was a long hair. I

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couldn't go to punk shows and I loved like the

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Exploited GBH Discharge. I couldn't go see those bands in

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the eaves because you got your ass kicked, and if

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a punk came to a metal show, they got their

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ass kicked. And I always saw it was stupid because

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we were such small groups and like both of us

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in high school were getting bullied and beat up by

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the jocks, so why not band together exactly?

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And then in your adulthood. You were against the system

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all of your.

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Exactly, and even within the different metal and different punk,

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it was like we were all against each other, like

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if you like this punk band, you shouldn't like this one.

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If you like this metal band, you shouldn't like this one.

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Like you know, Motley Crue. That was a perfect example.

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I went to the one of her first shows ever

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before they had an album, and they were horror punk

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in the beginning, they weren't glam, but then when they

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started going glam and I was going Slayer shows. If

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you showed up to a Slayer show with a Motley

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Cruse shirt on, somebody would grab it off your body,

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throw it up to Tom the singer on stage, and

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he would burn it on stage. And it's like, you know,

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we're all one big community, like you said, fighting the.

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System, Yeah, right, big enemies out there exactly.

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And now look at us I Download and other festivals

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like it. You know, basically we are a huge community.

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You know, used to be a point they said punk

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was dead, and what he was right, Punk's not dead.

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It's bigger than ever now and I think it's because

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its bands like Green Day.

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Yeah, I definitely agree with that.

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I mean, we've always said, especially the American Idiot album

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for us, was a large part of the reason a

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lot of us got into music in the first place. Actually,

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funny enough, I know, for me and a couple of

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other guys, we're talking about it this week. I think

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American Idiot and the film School of Rock, those two

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things together are kind of a large part of the

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reason we picked up guitars in the first place.

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Nice. It's quite interesting, really.

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I have a funny story about that song too. Okay,

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So first I'll start forward. The other day, I was

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walking into a convenience store where I'm staying in Tamworth,

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and in America the doors go differently, so I tried

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opening the door and went open, so I thought they

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were clothes person working there is just look at me.

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I go like this, like that's what we do in

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America to find out your clothes, and they open the

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door like, don't mind me, just a dumb American here. Okay.

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But last year at download Green Day headline and when

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the song came on, I don't know if I could

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do this so well in America, but I ran through

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the crowd. I'm like, I don't want to be an

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American idiot because we are idiots right now. Okay, Like

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that song couldn't be more true right now, you know,

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And so it was kind of funny. I got to

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be here and do that and feel good about it

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and be an American saying it.

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Right right, Like all the stars aligned for that moment.

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No doubt.

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And they are great lives, like even somebody like me

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that's not really a pop punk person like I. First

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time I saw them, I'm like, oh my god, they're

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so good, you know. So that's my thing to people.

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Go watch the band live before you become a gatekeeper.

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Passing judgment might be different.

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Yeah, we agree.

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Always music.

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Yeah, And what's it like to see you guys live

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since I missed you?

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Chaotic? But that's good, good chaos chaos.

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That makes me. That makes me want to come to

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your show for sure.

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Yeah good.

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You know, it's funny. I was just a festival right

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before coming here, Milwaukee Metal Fest, and there's this band

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they're called Green Jello, but they had to change their

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name to Green Joey because Jello brand sued them. Of

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course you can. You can have a pedophile as your representative,

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Bill Cosby, but you can't have somebody using green jello.

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So it was like I and thousands of shows in

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my life. It was the most fun show I ever

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went to because they passed out to the whole crowd

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water noodles and inflatables and the mash pit was full

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of that. You know, it was just sounds telling everybody

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to whack everybody with so it was a pit. It

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wasn't violent, and it was just so wild like it was.

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You would think it was the craziest show ever. And

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it was just so much fun. And I was even

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laughing like the whole time. And then and then they're

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chanting green Jello sucks, green Gello sucks.

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No, that's amazing.

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It's exactly the type of vibe we try and give

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us chaotic fun.

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Yeah, people want to come.

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To live music to forget about everything else outside of

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that moment. So you just gotta make it fun, be

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there for everyone to have a good time.

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And you know what it is about, including everybody. I

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don't know if you guys saw the news, but recently

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there was a hardcore show that this singer there was

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somebody in banana suit, which generally that's pretty normal nowadays.

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You always see banana suits in the pit. The singer

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called the banana suit guy out and offered the set

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list for who whoever goes and rips off the banana

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suit off of them basically insited going after him and

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and ripping his clothes off, and the other the guitarists

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yelled out killed the banana suit like, oh fuck you,

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fuck you. I will never go see them or support them,

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interview them or anything, because that's not what this scene

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is about. Somebody falls in the pit, you pick them up.

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We're all outsiders, all on the inside here. Yeah, there

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is no judgment. Everybody can be just themselves, just themselves.

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Yeah, it makes it great as well. Everyone being able

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to be themselves is what makes it great. Yeah.

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So I think what I'll do is maybe I will

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go one of their shows and I'll have some Boddy,

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you know, dress up as the singer and tell everybody

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to rip that. But we'll plan it like it won't

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be a mean thing. Rip off his clothes.

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Yeah, a secret attack, I know, right, your own medicine

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exactly exactly.

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So anything else you want to let the listeners know

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we haven't covered already.

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We love playing live, We love it so much.

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It's all about that, right, And the recordings support us

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playing live, and we're going to be playing a tour

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in October all across the UK.

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Nice up, I'm down everywhere, east and west.

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Nice And you know what, that's so great what you said,

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because listen, if you're not having fun doing live, how

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are we supposed to be in the crowd? I don't

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get it. I see some bands up there, they look

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like they're miserable, and it's like, how are we supposed

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to have fun?

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Yeah?

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You know, so kudos to you, because listen, if you're

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not having fun playing the music, you're in the wrong.

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It is street because everything else pretty much kind of sucks.

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Yeah, definitely, you know, yeah, that's kind of fun. Let

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the rest of us have fun.

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Yeah, exactly. There you go. Well, thanks a lot for

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being here a download, and thanks for being on the Adventures.

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Of pat Man.

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Thank you so much. Thanks for having us and.

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Enjoy Creeper now that you don't have to worry about listening.

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Yeah, we're gonna take you with us.

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There go.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man

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