Sept. 7, 2026
From Campground Chaos to Metal Dreams Cirkus Joins the Pipeman at Rocklahoma
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RSS Feed In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman sits down with Matt, Gage, and Tommy from the band Cirkus at Rocklahoma Festival. The conversation dives into festival experiences, musical influences, memorable music trivia, and the band’s journey from formation to planning their next album. The episode is filled with festival stories, classic rock anecdotes, band trivia, and advice for aspiring musicians.
Main Topics Covered
- Rocklahoma Festival Atmosphere and Campground Life
- Influences and Inspirations Behind Cirkus
- Classic Rock and Metal History & Trivia
- The Band’s Journey and Advice to Musicians
- Upcoming Music, Tours, and Social Media Info
- Matt and the band share their experiences camping at Rocklahoma, comparing it to Vegas, with wild stories and unique campground traditions 00:32.
- Festival camaraderie, including encounters with longtime attendees and memorable camp setups like “Buses, Boobs, and Buttholes” 01:43.
- Matt discusses being inspired by Randy Rhoads (Ozzy Osbourne’s legendary guitarist) and Zakk Wylde, reflecting on the sacrifices required to hone his craft 02:31.
- Other influences cited include Phil Anselmo, Ivan Moody, Corey Taylor, and classic artists like Freddie Mercury and Paul McCartney 05:05.
- Additional band members mention drumming influences: Lars Ulrich, Nick Menza, The Rev, Joey Jordison, and Vinnie Paul 09:08.
- Pipeman recounts sneaking out as a teenager to see Ozzy Osbourne and unexpectedly discovering his neighbor was Ozzy’s promoter, receiving exclusive music swag and tapes 02:45.
- Multiple rounds of rock and Beatles trivia—such as Paul McCartney becoming the Beatles’ bassist by chance, and the connection between "Helter Skelter" and Charles Manson 06:46, 08:02.
- Discussion around Metallica’s early days, including Lars Ulrich’s entrepreneurial role in the band’s formation and impact on music industry practices 12:10.
- Cirkus formed just under two and a half years ago, with Rocklahoma being a milestone the members didn’t anticipate achieving so soon 15:00.
- The band encourages aspiring musicians to simply start creating and seize opportunities 15:00.
- Announcement of new music being written post-festival season, with plans for another album next year. Expect a heavier, more experimental sound 16:14.
- Upcoming performances at Rock the Equinox (Stigler, Oklahoma) and The Rail (Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas) 15:49.
- “It’s like Vegas, man. Whatever happens in the ground stays in the ground.” 00:43
- “He’s definitely like the number one reason I started playing guitar, as well as Zakk Wylde, who’s playing tomorrow.” – Matt on Randy Rhoads 02:31
- “That’s the sacrifice you make to be a great musician, you know, and to do what you love.” – Pipeman 04:42
- “Literally no ceiling to how far you can go... two years ago I wouldn’t have thought that we’d be here right now getting interviewed.” – Matt 15:14
- “To me, heavy metal is experimental, you know? That’s what created all this is experimenting.” – Pipeman 16:36
- Cirkus Socials & Music:
- Facebook: Cirkus (“C-I-R-K-U-S”) 14:19
- Instagram: X_CircusOfficial 14:35
- TikTok: Circus 14:37
- Available on: Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, Tidal, Deezer, Napster, Instagram music/reels, YouTube 14:43
- Upcoming Shows:
- Rock the Equinox, Stigler, Oklahoma (October) 15:49
- The Rail, Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas (in 2 weeks) 15:56
- Referenced Artists/Bands: Living Colour, Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Queen, The Beatles, Slipknot, Pantera, AC/DC, Dream Theater, Tool, Rush, Lamb of God, Avenged Sevenfold
- Behind-the-scenes look at the unique festival culture at Rocklahoma
- Personal rock legend encounters and relatable coming-of-age stories in music
- Deep-dive into musical inspiration and the discipline behind mastering an instrument
- Insight on the realities of the modern music business and the value of creative experimentation
- Encouraging words for fellow musicians: just start, and stay committed
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Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio, and I'm here with... Matt.
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Gage and Tommy, we're all from Circus.
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Nice. What a circus Rock, Oklahoma is, huh? Yeah. In
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the best way possible. Have you guys been to the campground?
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Speaking of circuses?
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Oh, yeah. We've been out there. We're staying out there.
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Nice.
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It's like Vegas, man.
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Whatever happens in the ground stays in the ground.
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No doubt. No doubt.
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I've seen probably like three buttholes.
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Is that all?
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You haven't been doing much.
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Well, you know, I did actually have to go hit
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the sack early last night to get ready for our show. Yeah, see?
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I did get my hair cut, too.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Didn't step in any poop dollars yet from those ICP fans, but.
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It's coming.
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It's coming. It's coming, yeah. I'm sure it is.
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It's funny, because I do festivals all over the U.S., U.K., Europe, Canada.
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This is the one that I do camp at, because
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this campground is insane.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Like, I would have serious FOMO if I was staying
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at a hotel.
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That's what I was telling these guys. It's his first
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year ever being at Rock, Oklahoma. Really?
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Yeah, and he played it. His first year ever being
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in the campgrounds at Rock, Oklahoma.
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Wow. So it's an experience.
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They could probably elaborate off of it, but you're not
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wrong at all. You can find anything, everything, and see
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whatever you want in the grounds. It's a party from
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day all the way to nighttime.
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Have you been to the campsite? They're friends of mine. Buses, boobs,
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and buttholes.
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This is my fifth year, so I've been to all
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of them.
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You know which one I'm talking about, right? It's a
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big yellow school bus that they built a deck on
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top of.
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The big yellow school bus. Oh, yeah.
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No, we've passed it like fucking probably ten times since
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we've been out here. We're camped pretty close to it, actually.
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There you go.
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Yeah.
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They're neighbors.
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Yeah, they're neighbors. So.
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We have some good background music for your interview here.
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Oh, yeah. I love Living Color, man. They're awesome. They're
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playing Pride right now. It's my favorite one of their songs.
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But they're known for cult personality, but they're.
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Awesome, dude. I love them.
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Nice.
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I love it. And you have a Randy Rhoades tattoo.
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I do. I have two of them.
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Oh, look at that.
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He's definitely the number one reason I started playing guitar,
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as well as Zach Wild, who's playing tomorrow.
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No doubt.
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Yes.
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And I saw Randy live.
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Oh, wow.
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Yeah.
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I got FOMO from that big time.
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Yeah, that was insane. I'll tell you the story. It
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was one of those things. I was a teenager. I
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told my parents that I was staying over at my
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bro's house. He told his parents he was staying over
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at my house. And we went on New Year's Eve
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to go see Ozzy.
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And then we get home. And where I lived, like
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there was this hill in my backyard that went down
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to a lake. So we're just chilling down by the lake.
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So my dad wouldn't see us. And we were going
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to just sneak in in the morning.
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My next door neighbor comes out. And she sees all
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the swag and she goes, oh, did you boys go
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to Ozzy? And we're like, fuck, we're busted. She goes,
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wait here, I'm getting my husband. Oh, fuck what we do.
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He comes out, brings us up to the house. He
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has this room that's a whole studio with cassette tapes
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all over the walls. Turns out he was fucking Ozzy's promoter.
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Oh, that's fucking wild.
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My next door neighbor. I had no fucking clue. So
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he gives us all this swag. And then he hands
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me this cassette tape. He says, this band's not in
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America yet. They'll be here in six months and they're
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going to be huge. And that was except Restless and Wild.
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Yeah.
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Fast as a shark.
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Yep. Damn.
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And so that was a wild Randy thing. And then
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he died shortly thereafter. So I hit the cutoff. Yeah, absolutely.
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His first tattoo since he was old enough to get
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a tattoo.
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Yep. I got this on my 18th birthday.
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Really?
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Yep.
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Nice. And like you, except different than you, He's the
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reason I started playing guitar. I used to play drums
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and then I started playing guitar. He's also the reason
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I quit playing guitar. Because I found out that he
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was as good as he was because he practiced eight
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hours a day. I'm like... Fuck, I don't have eight
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hours a day.
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I had no social life growing up. That's all I
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did was playing guitar.
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Exactly. That's the sacrifice you make to be a great musician,
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you know, and to do what you love. Yes.
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You know, it's like people have superheroes they look up
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to and football players and all that. Growing up, it
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was Zach, Dime, and Randy and a lot of other
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guitar players, you know. So that's always been the ultimate goal.
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And how about you guys?
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Oh, you go ahead.
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Um, when it comes to the metal genre, definitely like
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Phil Anselmo and Ivan Moody, Corey Taylor, super, super, super
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impressive and miraculous singers, dude. Like it takes so much
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out of you and to do it consistently every day
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in tour, that's just something that you like strive to
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do and be the best at, you know?
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Oh, no doubt.
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Been practicing, um, you know, you practice hard and just,
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you know, replicate, man. That's, that's what you got to do. Um,
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Other than metal, I mean, when it comes to singers,
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I love my OG, my GOAT, Freddie Mercury.
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Oh, well, yeah.
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I mean, come on. That's a high standard, I know. But, like,
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I was obsessed with Queen growing up and, you know,
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Paul McCartney. I love the Beatles. You know, his singing's
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a little off now, but he's, you know, he's 70-something.
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All right, then I have a trivia question for you.
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And this trivia question has actually come up this weekend
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a lot. And I only bring it up when somebody
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mentions something that relates to it. Who is one of
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the best, best bass players ever that was originally a
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guitarist and the only reason he was a guitarist is
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because he had to go to bass, is they already
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had two guitarists and he drew the short straw and
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had to be the bassist. Shit and now that you
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said shit. I'll tell you I did give you a
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really good hint.
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Okay Yeah What is it? He didn't hear it ask
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it again I might have it who's one of the.
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Most famous bassists of all time that wasn't a bassist
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to begin with He only became a bassist because there
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were already two guitars. So he had to switch from
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guitar to bass.
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Oh So did the band that he ended up being
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famous in continue to have two guitar players?
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Yes.
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Give me an era.
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I'll give you a hint.
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A hint. Give me a hint.
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It's something he said.
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The Beatles area?
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I thought Queen.
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No.
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Should I give it to you?
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Yeah.
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All right, you were close, and then he said, no,
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you're not. Paul McCartney.
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Oh. It's not the Beatles, is it?
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Yeah.
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Paul McCartney.
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Yeah.
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Well, you had Pete Bass and Stu, but George and
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John are guitarists.
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I just fucking flopped the gun on that one, dude.
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I just, wow. He's the buff on the Beatles. Yo,
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I'm a super Beatles buff, let it be known. You
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can play any Beatles song, like first, like second, I'll
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know what it is.
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Okay, so I'll ask you another trivia question then.
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Oh man, I'm going to feel, okay.
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Who, what Beatles song inspired one of the most renowned
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serial killers of all time? Who never killed anybody himself?
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Who never killed somebody himself.
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Oh, it's Helter Skelter.
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Yep.
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There you go. It's Helter Skelter. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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By Motley Crue.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Probably shouldn't say this on the air, but I'm like
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big into serial killers, so I would have got that one.
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Me too. Yeah. So you'll love this. I did Milwaukee
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Metal Fest a few months ago, and I was interviewing
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Chop Top.
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Oh, yeah.
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With the Ambassador Hotel behind us as the backdrop.
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Wow, man.
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Yeah, that was trippy.
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Chainsaw Massacre? Yep. Wow.
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And the Ambassador Hotel is where Dahmer killed you.
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Yeah. Damn.
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Eerie.
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That's pretty wild right there. Now we have to, I think,
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come up with a... Trivia question for you. We'll have
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to figure that out before we're done with the interview.
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Yeah, I'll give you a little background. My influences probably
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dig really deep down from my parents put Metallica on
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me growing up.
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So Lars Ulrich, right? And then Megadeth, right? Nick Minza.
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And then I started getting a little heavier. I started
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getting like the Lamb of Gods of the world. The
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Rev from AX7.
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I love his.
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Joey Jordanson from Slipknot. I kind of pull inspirations.
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me is just because he's powerful is Vinnie Paul. Nice.
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From Pantera, you know.
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And they all just got me really hooked into drumming.
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I've been drumming probably since I could hold a stick.
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Took a little bit of a break, you know, because
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life got really hectic. And then met this guy and
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got really back into it. You know, that's all we
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do now.
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That's all we do.
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That's what it takes, connecting with the right people.
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Absolutely.
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You know? Vinnie Paul, I interviewed him before he died.
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Joey Jorison, before he died. I love Joey Jorison. One
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of my favorite drummers of all time. Shoulda. Should be
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here on Sunday, but isn't. Can you tell me who
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it is?
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Slayer.
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Lombardo.
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Yeah, Slayer, for sure.
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Exactly. I was at their first show ever. I was
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at Metallica's first show ever. Now I have another trivia
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question for you. What current member of Metallica was they
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were going to kick out of the band a long
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time ago in the very beginning? Current member?
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