Sept. 30, 2024

Pipeman Interviews Drowning Pool at Louder Than Life 2024

Pipeman Interviews Drowning Pool at Louder Than Life 2024.

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Hey, you have done to censure?

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Crazy young Why become of America.

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It's time for the adventures of pipe Man on W

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West Pompeas is number one internet radio station.

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Here's your host, the pipe Man. No authorting will ever

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know authorty.

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Don aryall or this is the pipe Man here on

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I'm here with CJ.

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From Drowning pool Pools, Drama Pools, but today it's on point.

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It was a great show man.

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Oh man, it was. I was lucky enough I was

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in here and I could hear you loud and clear

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in fact over some interviews, which was great.

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So I turn my amp up kind of lou because

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I'm getting little deft z. So I had to crank

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that ship up.

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Oh. I like it loud and I like it as

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the background music for other interviews.

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Yeah, we got slive over here. I'm like, Bobby, be quiet, man,

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I'm trying to talk. Bye. Bobby's great man. I love

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some love dude. Awesome.

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Oh yeah, ho'sually weeken going dry today?

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Huh?

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When I get rained on Today's Today?

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You know, we get blamed every time we play a

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show is drounding pool and it rains that day. We

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get blamed for it because there's a name. So I'm

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glad we brought some sunshine and you're life. Yeah, because

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this is the best day. Today's it's been dude, Today's

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one of the great days. We You know, this is

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how my band works. This is how we work in

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Drying the Pool. We don't have like a set list

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every night. We're like the Grateful Dead. Now we have

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some of the songs and catalog and we keep changing

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things up last minute, where drops our crew guys in

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their rails crazy because they never know we're gonna do.

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But you know, I want to keep it fresh every night.

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It's like it's the fans, the field, the vibe of

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the of the show. So the thing we said we

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were not going to do last night, We're not going

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to stay up and party and drink. We just have

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to play early. And what do we do a three

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o'clock in the morning. Excited to come here? Our bass

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player Stevie Ban goes, hey, man, why don't we play

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cowboys some Hell? Okay, let me just not warm up

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it just maybe come on, man, So I warm my

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good luck, Dim shirt and I looked up and you

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see it.

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I love it.

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It's like, dude, tell me, we do so. I feel

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like he's telling me I'm doing this sole He goes yes, yes, yes, no,

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no no no, it's a pull up, it's a side.

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Come on, squeeze.

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It's all about again this show and bringing the metal.

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And we had a great show.

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I haven't heard at the end. You did a little

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quiet Riot.

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We did a hats all quiet right, the first metal

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band of Sell the Mating Records. All the love and respect. Dude, absolutely.

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I saw them at the US Festival nineteen eighty three.

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Dude, really, dude, dude a LUWQUI right, man, they dude,

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they changed another band that was influenced. Man, they just

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brought the metal early on.

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Dude.

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Yeah, totally mental health and job may bang ahead, son.

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Then bang your head. That's the anthem.

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Jeremiah Shining Hippee one of my favorite bands too.

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Man.

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Oh yeah, they's just every great band here at Louder today.

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I wouldn't say every single band we've toured with, but

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most of the bands here we played with at some point.

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And and the other thing about today that I love

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we get to do our thing. But I get to

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catch up with with you know, a bunch of our

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best friends that we haven't seen in a while, like Saliva, Hippie,

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just because they're here. Yeah, in front of my face.

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But dude, it's Today's Today's a great day.

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Man.

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That sucks raining the last weekend, but we appreciate the

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fans sticking in it, sticking out.

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You know.

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We had a show last week. We did Pouring Down

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ray Man, and we just we did it. We play it,

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we all we all get wet together.

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There it is there, it is, get wet together. We

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all gets rock and roll right away.

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Metal makes me a little wet ever down in come.

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Up, that's right, that's right now. You guys playing after

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Shock too, right.

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We're doing after Shock as well.

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Man, have you played after Shock before?

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You know? Right now you ask me these questions and

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I drink and you don't know, you know, I didn't

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have the food yet.

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Well it is.

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It is a bourbon town and a bourbon festival, so

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I've had I've done this like every year for the

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past ten years. I've done Bourbon Beyond. Yeah, and I

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can tell you that I've gotten the best interviews about

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from these festivals because of Bourbon Bourbon.

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Yeah, and we're working on Asdranna Pool Berbon. We just

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got a new beer that came out really, Dynah Pool

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Revolution Beer.

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We just did from.

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Rollertown right before we left the house and we was

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getting out in production. And because you know, why not, man,

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we love to be I love the whiskey, I love

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the bourbon, and we have one coming out working with

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Andrew and Tko getting that rolling along. So we're gonna

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have a Dranna pul Burbon.

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What's gonna be unique about yours?

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Well, you know, the the Amazing family have Anata and

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Neils your Auto are putting stuff together. They're mixed. I

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didn't know they were mixologists when it comes down to that.

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So we're gonna be working with them.

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Mary is Harry is over here. We were looking for you.

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I was trying to do my best. I'm Ryan McCombs

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and John f I was trying to say, I was

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trying to do your parts.

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Here you go.

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I already answered everything, but started off.

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You're done and we're not at We're not at the

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day telling the speedway. But hey, there's got a lot

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of loud bounce around here.

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There is there is.

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So I got to catch a little part of your

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set from back Hero's telling him and it was so

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loud that I got it as background for other interviews,

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right right. I think that's fucking badass, because.

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What you're saying is we messed up your other interviews.

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No, you made it better now. I don't have to

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pay my engineer to do any kind of background that

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it is. It's already, isn't it telling the background?

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You got Revolution? That finally, am Amen?

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Amen?

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Yeah, that was what we haven't talked about yet. That

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was gonna bring up. Let's talk about the new song.

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It was.

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It was fun man, being back with these guys again, right,

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and it was awesome to come up with Revolution.

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But there's so many more songs waiting to be done.

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I mean, we've got so many different different tunes and

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everything like just waiting to We actually have our producer coming.

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Out on this tour that we're on right now because

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we don't have time.

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We don't have any time, so we're bringing him out

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to actually capture some of the ideas that we have

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and everything while we're on the road.

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And I can't wait to get some of this new

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music out there.

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It's it's yeah, they're the excitement of you know, rhyme

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being back and the connection that we have. We always

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had a great writing relationship and a friendship, and you know,

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this last year we've been playing shows and just capturing

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that energy, capturing all that and putting that in music

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in a song.

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Man.

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That's why we can't wait to get it out.

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We're on fire them and as an artist, you want

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to do new shit. Like people don't realize that. Like

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it's like you're like bored to death if you can't

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write new ship.

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We're still gonna give you what you want to hear

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and what you love. But you know we're gonna throw

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that new song on every now and then. And Revolution

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fits right in with the mix. I mean, it's the

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core sound of Jarnapo with Brian's distinct one of a

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kind real boys.

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Come on, I'm trying.

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With what you were saying though, you're absolutely right man.

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It's we're giving this gift to be able to do

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this as a job, and we need it because it's

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a release.

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It's a way to get out our.

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Frustrations, our joys, our our emotions. Is to be able

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to put it into music and be able to be

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given the gift, to be able to still be doing

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that this many years into it, because people are still

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giving us the time of day.

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It's an amazing fucking present every day that we wake up. Man,

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it's awesome.

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I love that.

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Actually, we're have with a crowd today.

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Man.

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It was insane and I'm in awe of.

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People artists like you that can still write new stuff.

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I would like to think to myself, man, how do

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you keep doing it after all those years? And it

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amazing now, I mean, we.

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Haven't you know, we reconnected. You know, it's been a

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good thirteen years since we've been writing again, and then

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a lot of stuff's going on all our lives. Man,

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we have a lot to write about, you know. We

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write what we feel what's going on at this time.

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It's a lot going on and planet Earth, man, which

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is why revolution. Oh you mean to play and that's

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what we do. It's yeah, it's expressing out.

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I feel that's the gift, is being able to get

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out what we have building up inside of us. Every day. Yeah,

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it's it's.

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Being I mean I'd be locked up with some insane

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asylum right now, but wasn't for the fact that I

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was able to actually express my emotions and my feelings

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in music. So every day is something new. Every day

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we wake up and something something twist your nets is

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the wrong way, and music allows us to get that out.

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And to your point, let me tell you what happened recently,

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because true for the ors, true for the fan, like,

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that's the way we get It's the best therapy there is.

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So Sunday because they didn't play it lower in life,

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but Sunday I got to see Slayer. I had some

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bad shit going on recently, so I left all that

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bad ship in the Slayer.

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Pit, even the pit many you're staying about metal, like

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like it's sometimes it's called the heavy metal workout, or

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just like it's it's going. You come out of here

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and you get that out and depends and you can

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get on with your lives being happy, right because you

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know it's it's frown upon.

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I think it saved me from going to jail because

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the next day I was flying out here for this

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and I'm sitting the airport about to charge my AirPods.

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I haven't charged and they're plugged in. Dude next to

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me doesn't say anything, doesn't ask pulls my charge out

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and puts his it people. Oh, if it weren't for

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that Slayer Pit, I was going to jail because I

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knocked the shit out of him. I was already a

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bad mood before a slayer you would have done that,

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I would have gone over the fucking top and forgot

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I was at airport and that would have been in

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I wouldn't be here with you right now. But the

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Pit saved me.

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Yeah, that's so much about there's so many different aspects

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of life, of everyday life.

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The Revolution speaks to me. The New Song speaks to

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me with is that like every day we live, we're

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dealing with a society now. The things that are making

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a difference. If they that they post a meme on

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social media and.

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Everything instead of actually standing up and saying, man, stuff

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is messed up. Yeah, you know, like when it was

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the last time you held the door open for somebody

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and they actually said thank you.

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Oh wait, I get the opposite, like they get Matt,

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I can do it myself. Well, I know you can

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do it yourself. I'm just being nice.

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Friends and family.

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Right to this day.

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I'm always yes, sir, no ma'am, No matter how old

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person is because it's respect.

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Oh yeah, I said it to somebody yesterday. Kid was like,

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what twenty and he helped me with something. I'm like,

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thank you, sir. You know it has nothing to do

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with age. Let's do it respect, respect and being nice together.

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We have to look at it as a planetary thing

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and not like a different culture and country and religion

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and freaking government. It's like, we have to come together

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and just the life is hard, it's built to fail,

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It's it's there to take you down. So like, let's

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help each other out when we get man.

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Absolutely no better words.

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And that's what music does, and that's what this rock

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metal family does because when we're here, we're all united.

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The whole world could take a lesson from rockers and

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metal heads.

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Cool as you come to rock show, every right, you

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know what do just come to the rock show and

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see what we do here that part of it.

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Man, be part of the family.

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I have this idea that basically we should just take

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everybody in the world that's at war, fighting and everything

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else and put on one huge festival with everybody there.

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Sit down and look, let's go to happy hour, Let's

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have a drink, let's talk about these things. Put the

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guns down. Let's what do you want? You want?

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You want?

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He's a bread, you want some apples and oranges? Look,

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I got some shrimp. What do you guys? You got

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some Tomalley's, Let's trade them. I'm good.

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I vote Drowning Pool for president. Twenty twenty four, Ryan went.

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So you can, you can't make a difference. We went

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to Capitol Hill where year was at, and we helped

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pass the Lanes Evans Bill, which helps our troops get

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bettermental health care.

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You can.

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We had fifty thousand of our fans soigned petition, and

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you can make that. It's still I mean, it's hard,

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but you can still like there's still some freedom left. Man,

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gotta believe in it.

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Yeah, ay about rioting or any of that shits, but

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actually making a difference, man, actually getting off your ass

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and getting away from the computer and actually speaking and

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making a difference.

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I love it.

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That's where it should be.

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That's why it's revolution, the final amen. If we just

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have one more where the revolution, My revolution is like

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happy hour. Let's sit down from four to six. I

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like it, and we sit down and we talk about stuff,

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have a drink, and then solve all the worst problems

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in those two hours, and then we're good.

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Right, I'm great, that's it. I feel good. Here we

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are and now we got just solved.

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We just solved all the worst problems around the pool.

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There it is drowning pool. That's official. Now drowning Pool

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has now saved the world.

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Ryan mccoms the President, dual citizenship and everything.

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Thanks guys for being here, louder in life, and thanks

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for being on the inventures pipe Man, pipe Man.

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Thank you again. Thanks for having us, thank you for

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keeping us all together. Thank you you got it. Thank

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you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man on

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w for CUI Radio.