Sept. 30, 2024

Pipeman Interviews Saliva at Louder Than Life 2024

Pipeman Interviews Saliva at Louder Than Life 2024.

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And I'm here with Bobby Emeru from Saliva.

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Brad Stewart from Saliva.

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Nice here at Louder than Life? Were you, guys louder

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than life? Here at Louder better than Life? Y? Well, today,

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you know, like fucking Slayer got canceled.

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I know a lot of people were so bummed out

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about that. I almost wore my Slayer shirt today in

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honor of that, but I was like, I don't know,

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I don't want to like make people.

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Feel like shit.

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You know, I had a Slayer shirt that brought then

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I bought one, and I think now I have to

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get like a sharpie and mark off one of the

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dates because it has all three dates on there. Bob

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wait until after shock to see if after Shock they

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play at I'll.

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Tell you what.

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They might not have played, but they killed it in

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merch because everybody has a Slayer shirt on.

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Oh yeah, they didn't need to play. Everybody bought their march.

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I saw them last Sunday while I was covering riot Fest,

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and oh my god, I'm glad.

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Like one of two they've done this year or whatever they're.

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Doing three riot Fest Ladder in Life after Shots, So

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now it's one of two. We'll see if we get

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one of always love three. Oh yeah. I was at

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their first show ever, like at the Whiskey or something,

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or yeah, one of those fucking places in La Like.

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I was at their first show ever. Metallica's first show ever.

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Motley played last night. I was at their shows before

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they had an album, when before they became weird.

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How were you then? Eight? Back then?

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No, I'm fifty seven, man, oh.

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By yeah, seventy seven. You look good, damn thanks to

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follow the routine, man, there you go.

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I grew up in Jersey and my dad moved me

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to California in nineteen eighty. Like the perfect time to

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move to California because I lived on the Sunset Strip

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during those eighties and you know what they say, if

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you remember what happened, you weren't there. Yeah, man, I.

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Bet I bet that he had some good times back then.

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Oh yeah, serious good times. So it's kind of wild

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to watch them now after five years and go like, fucking, hey,

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look at all these people. I was in a club

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with twenty people watching them. You know, it's so cheap.

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Slayer Crew.

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Slayer Crew too. They were at the Roxy, maybe there

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was one hundred people, Like there were empty seats, yeah,

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type of thing because the Roxy had the seats around

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going around. But they tried to burn the Roxy down

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to bring Satan in. Yeah, they weren't clambed yet. Yeah,

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but you guys, you've been killing it forever too, so

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like man been working at it.

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Man, Saliva is one of those things that it doesn't it's.

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Like won't go away. I guess I know, right, we

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have fun, you know.

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I got in the band twenty eleven, and really it

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was like those guys Paul, Wayne and Day they were

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looking for somebody that really just could create could there

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was something different they wanted, like this young younger like thing,

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and like how do we get to the kids and stuff?

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And I think that it just somehow it jelled. You

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never know when you get like a new singer, like

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what's gonna happen? Yeah, or how things are gonna happen?

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Or sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

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Well, look at Motley Crue as an example. Karabe was

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and I.

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Love that record. That's a great record.

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But it wasn't really Crewe. You know, it may have

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been good, but it wasn't that sound. I guess it

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didn't go over well with the fans that were Crewe fans.

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They just shouldn't have called it Motley Crue. Man. They

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could have made a whole other band out of that thing.

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I thought it was a great record, right, but it

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just wasn't a lot like there used to the blonde

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guy out there doing his.

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Shit. Yea, that was a great impression in facts. Wait,

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that was better than Ben Sneel did last night.

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Okay, But you know, like they've been around a long

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time and that stuff ain't easy to sing anyway, man,

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you know, so.

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Think about it like you can't keep that voice forever.

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You just can't do, especially when you've done all the

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party in and stuff through all those years.

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Some people still have that shit.

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Steven Tyler dude, except he just had to retire because

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his voice is gone.

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Last time I heard him singing, he still was killing it. Man, Like, Wow,

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some guys can do every drug in the book.

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And still have a voice. I've witnessed people do that

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and be like, how the fuck are they doing that?

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And when I used to drink and stuff.

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If I were to, like day drink, I would not

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have a voice that night, and my voice would shut down.

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I wonder too, especially you know, like when you're doing

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those screams like they do it and Crew and other bands,

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like how do you do that after partying like that

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and smoking and everything else?

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Take care of your.

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Voice, yeah, because at the end of the day, like

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fans are paying money to see the show, You've got

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to give them a show. You've got to be on

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your best performance, I think, man, especially when you do

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shows like this like US. I mean played at two o'clock, right,

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And doesn't matter if you play two o'clock, ten o'clock,

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ten in the morning, whatever. You know, you embrace the opportunity.

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And these people came from all.

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Over and there were a shitload of people out there

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for you at two o'clock.

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That's your thirty minutes or whatever to just make someone

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smile and have a good time, dude.

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And that's important, and that's the key to a festival.

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I think a festival it's about you guys playing to

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people that may have never heard you before, right yeah,

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And then they're like, holy shit, how come I didn't

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know about this?

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That's what music is energy, man.

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They want to feel something like it's not about like

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if they've never even seen it before.

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It's like convince me, yeah.

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Okay, all right, this is this was cool even if

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you're not a fan of the particular style or band

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or whatever and you're here to see Slayer or whatever.

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If you want a going man, I thought so I

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would did good, you know, or one of the one

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of the twenty bands that you liked, dude.

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That's then we're doing something right.

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And do you know what's interesting about that is usually

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when you do that, the fans out there, somebody like me,

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is like, man, they killed it today, and you're going

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backstage and going, fuck, that was terrible, right, you know that, right,

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your your own worst critic, but nobody notices.

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You got to move on, like, you know, just as

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long as they had a good time out front.

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Still that's the thing. I mean, you're never gonna have

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a perfect show.

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Yeah, a lot of things kind of come into play

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when to make your show happen.

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Every band's different.

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Yeah, you have to.

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Just go out there and still do it and own

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it and get through the kinks and just fingers crossed

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and throw hell Mary and hope that it's all good.

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You know, And you know, most people don't notice what

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you're noticing. It's kind of like my radio station. My

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head engineer, he passed way a couple of years ago,

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but he was so good and he had such an

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ear that we would sit there and he's like, do

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you hear that? I'm like, no, we need to fix that.

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I'm like, okay, Like I don't know what the fuck

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he was hearing, but it didn't sound good. So like

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that was him being over critical of his mixing the sound. Meanwhile, me,

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I didn't even know this. I'm probably nobody listening know this,

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but he did, right, you know.

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Yeah, yeah, you gotta be a pro up there, and

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even if it's the whole thing is caving in on you,

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you got to put it on and just go out

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there and do it. Dude, we didn't fly here and

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go through this and that to not do it. So

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we got to get out there and just and do

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it and kick its ass. I mean, we had some

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problems today, like we were on late, there was some

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issues on stage, but we got up there. We played

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the songs. Those of us that could hear ourselves. He

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had no inn He re me like it was crazy,

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but thankfully he could hear himself, like through the mains

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and through the monitors and stuff. But our drummer had

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no click, so he had to give his back to her.

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And it was just this whole thing that we're just like,

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come on.

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Man, and those are the things people don't realize you

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go through. That happens more than you'd like it to happen.

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And it would have been nice if it would have

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just everything would have worked.

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These are the shows you don't want that to happen at, right, Yeah, exactly,

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because you only have limited time too. But look, man,

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I had a freaking blast. It was a great fucking time.

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I went up there and was like, dude, I don't

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need I don't need need of that shit.

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Fucking do it. Let's get it.

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That's key. There was a band that played I think

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at riot Fest. That same thing they're in there wasn't

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working and they just, like you could tell, they just

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said fuck it, ripped it out, and threw it on

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the stage and just went about their business.

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That's frock and roll.

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Man.

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It ain't perfect, that's what.

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And but that is a true professional because the show

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must go on regardless.

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Unless you have laptops. And then you can't make the

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show because the laptops.

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Well, what I'm gonna say, what I'm gonna say about

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that is I was very thankful for that because, oh

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my god, Till Lindaman was fucking insane, fucking insane. And

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here's the pro Till got fucking canceled because of the

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rain yesterday and hung out wasn't expecting play this ship

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happens last week. It's like, yeah, I'll go do it.

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Like that's a pro to me. That's a pro to me.

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You got they could have called us to just saying.

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Next time, hey Danny, next time called Saliva.

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We would have had problems, but.

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You would have played it. But to me, that is

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what music always used to be. It's the fuck ups

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happened live and that was part of it.

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And look, I don't want to discredit the band that

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Brad is probably talking about, because I think that band's

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doing a lot of things right. They're at the top

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of the game when it comes to the festivals. They're

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fans killing it, merch, they're doing all the things correct,

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and there's probably thirty five forty people working for them

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and stuff so on on stage. So there's a lot

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that goes into making that stuff, ye work and making

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that stuff the show happened in Pyro and all this

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other stuff that it's like their show and their business

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is their business, and like you know, if they make

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the show, they don't, they don't. I mean, look, you

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cheat the fans either way. Yeah that wanted to see

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you no matter what. But the fans they don't. They're

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so invested in the songs and loving that band that

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they don't think about all the things that really go

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into making.

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The show happen.

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No, not at all.

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So and that's really nobody's fault. I mean, so yeah,

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you'd be like, oh, the band should still play or whatever,

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but there's probably things going on that you know that

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none of us know about that.

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There's also a different type of band so.

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Used to be all right, let Zepplin camp play tonight.

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Robert Plant sick, he's caught the flu. He can't sing,

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and and people would still be like, oh man, that's

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so messed up. But it's like Robert Plant needs his

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voice to sing led Zeppelin songs, and then you get

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cheated for paying all the money to see him not

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be able to sing when you know he can.

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So it's kind of like, you know, it's a tough thing.

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This bad flower did something DWP Festival that I had

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thought was cool as shit. Josh had Larryngidas, so he

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couldn't sing.

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That guy's great though, he can sing.

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Fucking They did a show anyway with no singing. He

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had the crowd singing. Yeah, he had the fun. The

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crowd was singing all the songs and he was playing

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guitar and they were playing and so many people were like,

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that was the most memorable show ever because that was

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a one off. Yeah, that's never gonna happen again. Man.

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My daughter really likes them and I took her to

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see them in a club in Gainesville and I.

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Was super impressed, very impressed. I was like, wow, like

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I never really heard them.

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How old is your daughter?

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Thirteen?

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Okay, I don't know if you know about this there,

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she would love it. Yeah, they have heelies. I have them,

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bad Flower heelies, Bad Flower heelis. Those shoes that are skates.

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That's cool. We gotta get on our game with that, bro.

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What right, the Saliva healies gonna make? What else could

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we make for cool merch for Saliva? Something unique? What

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would you want as some unique merch that you've never done?

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Maybe some dip?

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Oh god, we do that.

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Is actually kind of brilliant to be honest. Okay, uh

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oh that's probably some Saliva dip there it is.

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Maybe some bandits.

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Oh yeah, I tried those when I was younger. I

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was like, that's gross, Like I don't know how people

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do this shit, Like I was a smoker, but I

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put those bandits in. I'm like, ew, that tastes terrible.

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Give me my marbro. So tell everybody how they can

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buy your merch. That's important. Connect with you guys and

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all and check your live shows and all that.

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Merch on Saliva dot com. And we got a lot

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of things brewing right now. We're working on We're about

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to drop a new single nice uh November one, So

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we're getting ready for that.

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And I'm always impressed at bands I've been around as

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long as you have can still write music like it

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just impresses me, Like you know, it's.

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I feel like it's important for bands to put out

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new music for their hardcore fans too, And you never know,

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you never know who you're gonna turn onto. You know,

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something new that hadn't heard the band or whatever.

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For yourself, I think, yeah, because it's an artist. It's

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gotta be boring when you're not creating new and just

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focusing on the stuff you've always had.

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I agree with that wholeheartedly, I mean honestly, because then

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you're not growing as a band and you're just kind

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of you become nostalgia at that point, and no one

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wants that. I mean, even if it doesn't become the

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next click click boom or whatever, you still need to

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grow and progress, you know, work with different producers and

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mixers and different bands and writers even I mean, you know,

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when you know, you know, twenty years ago, a lot

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of rock bands didn't write with writers. Some did, but

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like these days, it's almost like the country thing where

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there's writers and they help like rock bands make songs,

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and some bands still keep it in house, But I

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mean it's still healthy to grow that way, I think,

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and co write with people and talented people that kind

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of have their their thumb on like the pulse of

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what's happening in music now because they've written recently hits,

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killer songs with great artists. I think it's definitely import man.

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I mean we kind of have gone through that in

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different times in this band since I've been in it

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for almost ten years now, So it's cool. Sometimes we

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write everything and then sometimes we're like, hey, let's see

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if whoever's around that we jive with that that wants

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to maybe see maybe he's got something that would work

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for us, and then Bobby or I or somebody will

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will figure it out.

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I think it's important though, man, like, because when you

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stop that now, all you're stuck with is the past. Yeah,

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you got to keep moving forward, dude.

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I mean, you know, it becomes stale if you're thers.

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And not only that, but probably you're the best at

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your craft that you've ever been, So why wouldn't that

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be the time you write music?

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Sometimes it's good to do that. You can kind of

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get a new resurgence. Like, I think it's healthy to

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co write sometimes because it doesn't matter where the song

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Some of the greatest songs that we've ever heard were

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co written.

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Look at all the Aerosmith eighties stuff and Living on

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a Prayer and a lot of these big songs, and

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also helps bands evolve.

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And I think it's good.

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Well, I can't wait for your new music. And man,

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I'm so happy you were here at Louder. You're gonna

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be at Aftershock too, right, we.

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Are not an after.

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Yeah well yeah, well I'm sending Danny a message please

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that you should be at Aftershock. But thanks for being

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here at Louder, and thanks for being on the Adventures

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of Pipe Man.

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Thanks buddy, Thank you for listening to the Adventures of

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Pip Man on w for c u I Radio