Oct. 8, 2024

Pipeman Interviews Winona Fighter at Louder Than Life 2024

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Pipeman Interviews Winona Fighter at Louder Than Life 2024.

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hope you're not going to fight anybody today.

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I am known for threatening to fight people as a joke.

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Threats are funny, right, but no, hopefully we won't have

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to fight anyone today.

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I think it would be kind of funny, actually, like

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you could do that. Maybe you could have like some

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kind of fight on stage that's staged, you know.

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Yeah, exactly, a big sloppy mudpit fight.

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Oh, there you go. That would be fun and we

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could certainly have that here. Okay, definitely. You guys are

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totally lucky because today is like the best day yet.

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It's the best day all week.

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The sun's trying to peek through a little bit.

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I know that that would be kind of amazing as

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long as it does a rain, now care. I like

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the sun not peeking through as long as it doesn't rain,

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especially for bands, cuz it's got to suck when you're

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up on stage and that sun's like beaten down on you.

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It's like as soon as you like stop playing, like

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you finish a song, you're like, oh my god, I'm

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a million degrees up here. It's fucking bird. Then you

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play the song, you're like, oh, it's actually not too bad.

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It stops again, You're like, I'm dying.

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Yeah.

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We did riot Fest last week.

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I was there too, but I wasn't there your day.

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I don't know if you know what happened, but I

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had like a death in the family, so I didn't

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get there till Sunday. That's why we're doing this today.

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We actually were scheduled for riot Fest. I'm glad we

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can but finish your story because it.

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Was ten million degrees.

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Yeah, it was so.

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Hot, and like I was in the one.

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Spot where the sun was beating down on the stage

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and we got on stage and Austin was like, you

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don't look so good, and I was like, I just

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need a second.

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Yeah, I mean I look sometimes and what some people

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wear too is you want to wear what you're normally

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gonna wear on stage, and sometimes that shit just don't work. Man.

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Like I said to Taylor Mumpson one time, and she

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wears that long black coat, I'm like, how do you

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survive up there with that? It was like one hundred

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degrees out, one hundred percent humidity, like in Florida. Wearing this,

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I'm like, I would be like, fuck it, I'm taking

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the ship off. Yeah.

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I think about Guar in those situations.

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Oh yeah, do you remember the festival we played in

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Filter was playing I think it was Filter and they

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were wearing all black leather with jackets.

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Me, on the other hand, we played a show in

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the summer's like ninety five, and I immediately went out

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and bought a bunch of shorts like the next.

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Day, right this. Yeah, I think everybody could take a

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lesson from Flea because he he was always comfortable.

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He's probably the most comfortable man in the world.

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Right, Who are you guys? It's excited to see today?

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If anybody you might have to like just jet.

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Out, but oh man, we do have to jet out.

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But right when we're done, spirit Box starts. Oh and

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I'm I actually just ran into Courtney in the bathroom

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and I totally biffed it.

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I totally like she was like hello in the kindest voice,

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and I was like hey, hi, and then I absolutely

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ran out of there.

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Oh my god, she's so cool.

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She's so cool.

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If we could stay, I would love to see Judas

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priest nice.

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Yeah both of those. Are you looking up full line

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of anymore?

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That?

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Well? That was smart look up to listen. When I

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see her sing Courtney, I'm like, oh my god, because

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you watch her mouth and like what she does to

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do those growls, like she has total control over jaw. Yeah,

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I'm like, I can't even make that face that she's made.

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He's a badass and we're we're on the same label,

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so I could have totally, like I could have talked

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to her and been like, oh, we're on rise as.

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Well, But instead I just like started sweating.

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See now, if you then do that the next tour,

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we have been Judas pre spirit Box, and you guys, yeah, we're.

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More pretty fresh to the scene so or I mean

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not the scene, but we're pretty fresh to this like

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higher level of stuff, so we're definitely in the process

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of trying to make friends there.

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You go. What other festivals have you done besides ryot

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Fest and lay in Life.

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We played Oceans Calling the other day in Ocean City, Maryland,

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which was awesome. Also sick lineup and they had some

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like ferris wheels and some roller coasters and stuff.

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You could jump on roller coasters because a lot of

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them have first wheels, but I've never seen a roller

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coaster that's badass, like.

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A couple of the first ones. We did bond Okay.

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Last year we did a few of those. Oh yeah,

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but he's shaking knees. That was awesome. We did some

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of those is for Lovers Fest, okay.

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And then we have after Shock in October.

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Yeah, that's a great one, as well.

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As a new festival in Nashville called Ceremony Fest.

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Oh nice.

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So we really stoked about to finish out the year

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with those two.

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Aftershock is one of my favorite dandy women festivals. You're

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gonna love it. And they got this cool like see

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how this press area is and you got the drip barn. Well,

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it's more intimate and it's an artist and media lounge

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when open bar and like everybody's just hanging out all

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day and all night, just like a family.

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Oh that's gonna be great.

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Yeah, Shaky Knees. I wonder if I was at the

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one that you were at. Was it the one when

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Muse played Muse?

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No, it was this year we played Shaky Oh okay? Yeah.

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And how would you compare doing something like bon aru

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compared to riot Fest as an example, I think.

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The biggest difference is festival like rite Fester louder than

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life is you're surrounded by purely rock and roll fans, yeah,

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and they like eat, sleep and breathe it, whereas like

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a Bonnaroo or a Shaky Knees it's like a much

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wider spectrum of music lovers. Both great, both audiences we

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try to attract.

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Like we were on the same time as Little nas.

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X Wow yeah wow so yeah. And I find that

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the ones like bonn Aerou because of the type of music,

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it's more geared towards there's more people there partying and

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actually attending sets. Yes exactly that.

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You know, and it's massive like ryot Fest is really

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nice because we like could park somewhere and then just

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walk two minutes to like the artist lounge. Yeah, stage

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was like right there, and Bonner was like, all right,

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take a golf carp for fifteen minutes for you know

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what I mean.

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But then the nice thing too, It's like I got

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ry fester. There was some like some diversity too with

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the you know people just thing of like rock is

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like one thing right that aren't in the scene, but

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you know, the public anime definitely has like a punk

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rock ethos to a lot of stuff that they do,

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and their set reflected that too. It was a nice thing,

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nice thing last week in Chicago.

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Nice and here Louder than Life and Light at Danny

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Wimmer festivals too, even though it's a rock metal crowd,

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but us rockers, we secretly like some of these other artists,

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you know, like Tech nine and what we have. Yesterday

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three six Mafia yesterday they.

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Played Bonner the Academy Award winners.

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Three six Mafia.

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Yeah, we got to see them at Bonner when we

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played and it was.

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Electric, right. So, and it's funny because when you see

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this the rockers are out there just as into it

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as the people that are normally into that genre, you know,

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and that's what's cool nowadays. It's like I've been talking

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about this a lot because I come from a time

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where you couldn't even go to a punk show if

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you're a long hair okay, and I was a long

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hair who liked punk and metal can go to a

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metal show if you're a punk. It's just stupid as shit. Ever, Like,

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you should like different genres. You should be, you know,

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exposed at different things. Yeah, you can like what it,

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you know, what your passion is. But I can't believe

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I know people that only like one band and that's

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all they like. That's no doubt, stupid, I think.

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And that's kind of what you know. With our music.

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Well, yeah, everybody can only liken a fighter.

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The big mission of ours is to reach more audiences

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and to not just be with the punk fans or

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with the rock fans. Like who is to say a

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young girl who likes Taylor Swift isn't looking for a

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band like us to just get all her anger out to,

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you know?

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I love that. Yeah, it's so true too. So that's

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what's beautiful about festivals because there's bands you would see

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that you wouldn't normally see that, like, oh, I get

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it now. Yeah. At Okachobee Fest, I was doing okachobe Fest,

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which Bonnaru runs it, so it's very similar. And I

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was always like, I don't get people going to a

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concert for a DJ. Just go to the nightclub, okay.

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And then I went there and Scritts and bass Nectar

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were playing and I was like, I wasn't even on drugs,

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and I was like, I get it now. I was like, wow,

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this is great. Yeah, But had I not been at

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a festival, I wouldn't have seen that.

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We went when we were playing Bonner maybe played our set,

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went back, had a couple of beers, went to the

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Odesza headlining set, which was Elte Trick. Again similar like

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I never would have gone to that if we hadn't

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been there, but I'm so glad we did. And then

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we went to the corn set for a little bit,

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and then we went to the Silent Disco and it's like, n.

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Yeah, I just happened. Happened to have that like last

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year or the year before. I was at Download I

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think it was last year. One of the photographers like,

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come with me, we're gonna go check out a set.

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I'm like, Okay, never saw the band before, never heard

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of them, and I was like, oh my god, they're

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freaking awesome. And again like they're one of my favorite

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bands now. And there's somebody I would have never looked

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for and it was Electric call Boy, Oh wow, and

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I was like they were playing in a tent like this.

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I was like, oh my god, this is amazing. And

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that's the thing with live music is sometimes there's bands

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you may not like, but then you see them live.

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Like I have bands even in metal, that I didn't

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liked till I saw them live. I'm like, wow, now

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they're good.

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We get that a lot with our music.

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A lot of people who are like I get it,

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but then they'll like see us live, and then the

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next day on Reddit they'll be like, Okay, I get it.

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I get it now.

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That's amazing. That must be a great feeling, too, like

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because you're connecting to people you wouldn't normally connect to

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and then they do finally get it well.

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And we always tell people are we make music to

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play it live? Like we're not recording artists, we're live performers.

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And I think that's the thing. Once people see the

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show live, then they get the music.

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And see that is rock and roll right there to me,

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because it's kind of weird when you have rock bands

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that don't sound good live because they can't duplicate what

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they did in the studio. It's usually supposed to be

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the other way around. It's the band's complain it's too

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polished when they get in the studio, Like they want

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the live sound that they already do so that it

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will match when somebody goes to their show.

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Yeah.

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Agree, Yeah, we're like the opposite of steely Dan whoa wow,

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it's nice.

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Austin is too humble, but he like records produces well

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along with Chloy the all of our stuff. So it's

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like just the three of us in their home studio.

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So it is like nice to keep it in house

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and we can like make sure we're capturing the things

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we want to capture for the recordings.

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Which is nice.

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And nobody's telling you what to do. No, I never

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get that. I never did. Why business people tell artists

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how to make art. You wouldn't tell them how to

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run the business. Let everybody have their own size, Yeah

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you would, I don't know.

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Maybe kidding well, that's like a major reason we love

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our label Rise Records. They were totally just like okay,

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like yep, just let us know when it's done.

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I've heard that a lot about them.

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Yeah, and we're like okay, We're like, you don't, there's

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like no, just like hand it in signed us for

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us and not to change us, just to elevate us.

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That's the kind of record label I think every band

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should be on. Yeah, that's amazing. So tell everybody out

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They can connect to you guys on socials on the web.

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Most importantly, buy your merch because they can't listen to

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my show if they don't buy your merch and all

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that good stuff.

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Yeah.

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So you can find us on all socials at Winona Fighter,

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w I N N A f I, g H T

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e R.

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So we're that on all of social media.

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We have some new music coming out and a big

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announcement on October eleventh, will be at Aftershock and Sacramento

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my birthday.

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Oh yeah, we'll be.

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At Ceremony Fest in Nashville, Tennessee.

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And you can buy our merch.

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We actually do our merch through Danny Wimmer's merch company Nice,

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so you can find us there get a T shirt,

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get a bucket hat, whatever you want, love it.

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And do you have anything else you want to share

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with the listeners We haven't covered yet that they need

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to know that's coming up or anything.

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I don't think so.

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Just thank you guys so much for streaming the music

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and allowing us to do this and play cool festivals like.

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This nice well, thanks for being here at LOWERD in Life,

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and thanks for being on the Adventures pipe Man.

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Thanks for having us.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipemin on

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w for CUI Radio.

Pipeman Interviews Winona Fighter at Louder Than Life 2024

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