June 23, 2025

Pipeman Interviews Thy Catafalque at Hellfest 2025

Pipeman Interviews Thy Catafalque at Hellfest 2025
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Thy Catafalque played Hellfest 2025 in Clisson, France and Pipeman Radio was there for an amazing set.

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Hi, you love Len too, Yes, that's true.

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For why were you young?

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio, And I'm here.

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With Tomash from that fuck Nice here at hell Fest.

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And it surely is hell, isn't it?

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It is very hot?

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Yes, you know? Will you be here tonight?

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Yes? I will be here tonight. Yeah, we leave tomorrow.

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Have you been to this festival?

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But no, this is the first time for me.

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So tonight they have fire that goes shooting up all

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over the festival.

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So it really does feel like you're in hell.

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Yeah, just to be even more hot, Yeah, exactly.

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So tell us for the lessens that aren't familiar with

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your music, how you the artists would describe it.

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I don't know.

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I just describe it as music. But okay, it means

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nothing at all. So it's avant god metal, that's what

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they try to say about that.

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But it just means that it's a bit like there's

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no rules. I like that the music.

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Itself, so it's based I think it's based on black

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metal basically, because that's how we started. Yeah, and now

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it's getting more adventurous and more colorful.

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I love it and That's why I asked the artists,

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because genres to me are dumb. They box you in

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as an artist, like you want to experiment.

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Yes, But when we started, we really just wanted to

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play back metal. Yeah, So we wanted to play that

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kind of music.

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So what made you expand beyond that?

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Just getting older and getting more interested in the world itself. Yeah,

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And that's how the music itself got more colorful.

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And I think that that's it. That's it.

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I changed personally, and that's like all of us, right,

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But I still love black metal, and there are black

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metal elements in the music, so the root is still

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the same. I think it just got more enriched, if

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it makes sense.

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Yeah.

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And I think also it makes you more unique because

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nowadays it's probably compared years ago, a lot of black

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metal is using like formulas, so they all sound very similar.

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So I like the uniqueness of somebody that blends other

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elements in.

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Yeah.

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And probably it helps that we sing in Hungarian and

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it's a bit of weird language for everyone, and it

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makes the music a bit more exotic probably or more

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interesting for other people.

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So there's a blow your mind when you're in other

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countries and they're saying they're basically they know what's going

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on they're singing back to I'm.

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Not sure they know what's going on next, right, but yeah,

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it's a great thing too to hear people singing in

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Hungarian without knowing the.

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Exactly right, that's where it's themselves. It's cool.

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Yeah, how far are you from budapeshe.

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How far I am from? Right now?

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Well, where you are from or where?

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Okay, Well I live in Budapest, Oh you do, I do,

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But I was.

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Born in Mokul, which is a small town near the

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Romanian border south Hungary. It's like two hundred kilometers from Budapest,

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and my family is still there. I usually go back

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visiting them. I still love the town. But now I

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have been living in Budapest for seven years.

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Right, I love it there, as you can probably tell

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i've been there, because most Americans call it Budapest.

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Yes, it's not only Americans.

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Oh, it's everybody else too.

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And my friend from high school he's lived there for

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many years. He does sound for a lot of bands

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over there, so I went visited him.

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I love the city like I would live.

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Tourists love there.

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Yeah, it's funny.

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We were sitting out on the Danube and we're just sitting.

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Some guy walks by and I wasn't paying attention. Really,

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he goes, yeah, that's what's his name from Red Hot

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JOEI Peppers just walk by okay.

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And I'm like okay.

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And apparently they love it there, like that's our favorite place.

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Yes, yeah, it's weird. I know in Hungary that they

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love the city.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So what else do you have going on through the

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rest of the year that you want people to know about.

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Well, we will have another festival in Saturday, and then

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in August we'll have some more festivals, and then the

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big thing for us is October when we are supposed

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to make a touring Latin America.

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Oh nice.

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So we're still.

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Under construction, but it seems like we'll have five to

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six gigs from Mexico to Brazil or Argentina. I'm not

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sure about the last venue, but yet it's gonna be

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a big thing for us.

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Have you played Brazil before?

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No? Never, I never left Europe before.

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Every artist that I know, that's your favorite place to

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play because the people are so into the music.

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Yeah, but the distances are huge.

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Yeah.

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I was scared to look at the map when I

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got the planet. Every everyday different country and the countries

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are so massive. Yeah, so I have no idea how

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to make it actually, but I trust our people.

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There you go.

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So, was there a moment in life where years ago

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that you realized this is what you needed to do.

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No, And I've never planned it because the band have

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not played live for twenty one years right at all,

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So we didn't have such a plan to put this

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whole thing on stage. And then all of a sudden

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it happened because of some accident, and then I found

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myself on stage.

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The story about the accident, it.

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Was one of my friends, well I didn't even know

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at that time, but he approached me to ask for

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permission to play the songs live with other musicians, and

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I said, there's no need for permission for that.

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Just do whatever you want to.

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I'm excited that, but I don't want to go on

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stage because I'm not interested in playing live. But it

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turned out that I had to go on stage as

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well at the end of the day for three songs,

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and I realized it was fun. So since then we

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put together its band and for the last three years

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we are having rehearsals and we play gigs, and now

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it seems like there's bigger and bigger gigs for us.

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So it's been a journey. But it was not expected

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to be like this at all.

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So do you feel like now like, wow, maybe I

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should have been doing this all long.

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No, I just want to do it as long as

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it's fun. And now it's fun, it's still fun.

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It has to be fun.

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It has to be fun.

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Otherwise, why exactly this is the wrong business if you're

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not having fun?

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Yeah, and probably there will be one point where it's

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not fun anymore. I don't know, but I'm still enjoying it.

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So and of course playing at venues like this and

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festivals like this is big. But you know it has

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its price, Yeah, because you have to take your time,

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a lot of energy and money invested in it. Other people,

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A lot of people are working on it, not only myself.

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We are to have people in the production team, a

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lot of work from everyone else.

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I think a lot of people don't realize the amount

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of work that goes into what you do.

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Yeah, And that kind of time and work is taken

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from your personal life, yes, and you end up like

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being lone or being lonely or whether it and even for.

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Us and it's not a we play twelve gigs per year.

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Or something, It's not a big right number at all,

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but even I feel the weight of it.

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What is fun about it for you?

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Why it's going on stage, just playing the songs and

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for that one hour is quite a sort of experience

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that you never can have from anything else. And I

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do enjoy like going to different places and visiting cities

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and countries I have never seen before. Probably I enjoy

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it even more than being on stage, like to get

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to places. Yeah, if you get into Latin America, I

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would never go myself because why and how. But with

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the band, I can get to I don't know, Costa Rica,

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and I can get to Chile, and.

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It's I love Costa Rica.

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Yeah, I've never been there, so it's an adventure.

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When are you playing in Costa Rica in October? You'll

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be in coast in octobera yes, yeah, oh, maybe I'll

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have to go down there and see you there because

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I go there all the time.

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I love it there.

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So has it changed your viewpoint of other countries? Because

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I know, like for me, the first time I ever

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left the United States, and came to Europe. I was

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like scratching my head. I'm like, what were they talking about,

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because people in my country would say, oh, don't go

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anywhere else, it's scary out there, all right. And then

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I came to Europe, I'm like, man, I love it

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here and it's not scary at all.

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It happened to me when I moved because I was

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living in Scotland for ten years and before that I

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never left Hungary at all. I was thirty three when

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I left for Scotland, and it changed my perspective on

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the world, right because I met other cultures, not only

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Scottish people, not only British people, but other people as well. Yeah,

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and it has changed my perception, which is not possible

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when you live in the same town.

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All your life.

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So that's all you know.

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Yes, And of course.

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I think it's a very useful thing to visit countries,

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visit other cultures and know other people, different people than.

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You, Yeah, and what they go through and nerd thought processes.

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I've experienced that myself.

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I know people in the United States they never even

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left their street, their whole Yes, we have.

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The same in Hungary, and I think it's not another

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healthy way of life probably, but for some it works

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very well.

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I don't want to help people how to live their lives.

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I think for myself, I was lucky to get out

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a bit, yeah, but otherwise if I would have stayed

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at home, probably I would be happy as well.

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So what was the first album you ever listened to?

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What I remember is I was listening to a lot

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of computer music because I was into I had a

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ZX Spectrum computer. I don't know if you're old enough

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to know about that. I'm fifty eight, so okay, I'm

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fifty almost fifty. But other than that normal music, I

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think it was Jean Michel Jar from France and Craftwerk

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from Germany.

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Remember Craft and I.

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Was listening to the Bench Machine. It was great.

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I really loved that album, so I think it was

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one of my most influential albums. And Jar as well,

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the first two albums Oxygen and Equinox and d in

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France now, so it's nice to mention him and the

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metal wise, I remember the first album I was listening to.

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It was a German metal band called storm Witch and

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it was a heavy metal band and they released the

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live album from Budapest.

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I think it was an unofficial or unofficial live album,

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and it was sold for a reduced price on vinyl

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and on cassette. So I bought a cassette for thirty

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Hungarian fourant, which was very cheap even then, and I

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was listening it for the first time, and I really

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enjoyed it. And that was the first, my first encounter

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with that kind of music.

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So it's funny, my first encounter with black metal was

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with a band that probably most black metal bands would

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not consider black metal now, yes, but they were kind

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of like the first and that was Venom.

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Okay, well, I think everyone considers Venom as the first

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wave of black metal.

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Yeah, first verse first.

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Right, And it's so funny because if I listen to

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them now and compared to the bands now that I

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listen to him, like wow, they kind of sound like

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poppy now, whereas rock.

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And roll is more rock and rolls, right, more traditional.

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Blade Records, he owned a record store where I lived,

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and he introduced me, Hey, listen to this album, and

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we never saw anything like that in our life, like no, sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly,

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Welcome to hell.

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And the first time I heard that album, it like

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scared me because I'm reading the lyric. So I'm like,

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whoh because you didn't have it, And then I started

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to love it and I still want my.

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Favorites this decay.

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But you were very young, yeah I was.

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I was probably like thirteen forty.

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Yeah, but whatever we listened to at that age, we'll

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stay with us forever. Yes, sure, it doesn't even matter

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what it is.

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Yeah, you're absolutely right. So anything else you want to

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share with the listeners that they should know that's coming

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up or anything, oh, well.

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We will play soon. So I'm getting excited now. And

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thank you very much for having me. Thank you as

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you're talking to and I hope you go and enjoyed

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the show.

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I will.

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I put you in my favorites there because I always

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like to see the artists that I'm interviewing. But more

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than that, I listened to your music, I'm like, oh,

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I have to go to that show. So thanks a

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lot for being here at Helfs and thanks for being

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on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Thanks for having me.

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