Pipeman Radio Interviews Don Jamieson About No Sleep Til McSorleys

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Hi you LUNTI censure Wow, crazy
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This is the pipe Man here on
the Adventures of pipe Man W four

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cy Radio. And I'm very excited
about our next guest because, okay,

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so my oldest daughter, her birthday
is on April nineteen, but there's something

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more exciting on April nineteen, and
that's because we're gonna have a new release

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from the one and only Don Jamison. How are you. I'm doing well

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and early. Happy birthday to your
daughter. I'm going to send her a

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free copy of No Sleep to Mcsorley's
just the time for her birthday. Nice,

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she'll love it. I think I
think she was with me one time

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when I saw you at a festival. I'm pretty sure, because I do

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all the festivals. Yeah, and
I was like, come on, we're

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at a metal festival, but we
got to check out some comedy. Where

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was that, I don't remember.
Maybe it was Rock on the Range.

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I think, yep, that was
probably it. Yeah, they used to

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do the comedy tent there, and
yeah, I haven't. They've changed that

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now it's called Sonic Temple. Yeah, we're actually doing ticket giveaways for Sonic

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Temple. But you know, I
do kind of miss the rock on the

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Range days and I do miss that
comedy tent because that was cool as ill.

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It was always so busy, Like
I love combining both parts of the

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world in there. You know,
back in the day, you couldn't even

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combine one type of metal with another
type of metal, much less put comedy

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in there or anything. So that's
what's way cool about today. Yeah,

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thanks man. This is that's my
whole career, what career there is to

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speak of. But yeah, my
two worlds, the two things I've loved

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my whole life is you know,
hard rock, heavy metal and and comedy,

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you know, and to be able
to mix those two worlds is like,

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is incredible. And yeah, it's
people are way more accepting now,

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you know, people don't you know, even at festivals you see sometimes it's

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a weird lineup or even some of
the tours that are out now they go

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out to a strange lineup. But
I think it's better that way because then

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you don't get bored. You don't
want the same, you know, three

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bands one after another playing I just
saw Burning Witches, La Guns, k

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Case Priest and people like, why
are the La Guns on there? They're

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not metal? And yeah, exactly
right. We need a little break,

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need a little break. They're gonna
kick ass. They're probably heavier than you

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remember, but no, we don't
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So to me, like they were
the perfect fit there. And when

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I go out on the road and
open for bands, people seem, you

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know, for the most part,
pretty okay with it. Yeah, I

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mean, I think it is better
to have that like mixture. I think

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the hardest thing for somebody like you, though, and I wanted to ask

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you, is nowadays, what's it
like being a comedian? Because I think

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to myself, man, that's a
hard job now because before you used to

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just as a comedian offend everybody,
and now I'll know that seems a little

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harder. It's it's exactly what this
album is all about, so people will

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get you know. I tackle all
the craziness and all the things that trigger

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people. I tackle on this album, but without being the get off my

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lawn guy. Right, that's the
last thing I want to be. I

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don't want to be. You know, no crowd wants to be lecture to

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who the who they're supposed to vote
for, how they're supposed to feel.

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But I just want people to laugh. But we have to talk about the

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complete insanity in this world. And
because you know, I doing comedy is

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is great. I'm not the best, I'm not the worst, but I've

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saved a lot of money on therapy
over the years. Right, and then

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you take music too, say,
I always say music's the best therapy,

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and so is laughter. So like
when you combine the both of them,

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when you can mash and laugh at
the same time, that might get rid

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of all mental issues. Yes,
and that's why we all lost our minds

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during COVID, because we had nowhere
to get that aggression out, to get

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all that anxiety out. That was
that was the worst part of it.

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But yeah, man, what you
know, without shows, without the live

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performance, it's uh, it's just
tough, you know. We we depend

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on that. And and the last, you know, the last part of

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the album is basically called music is
the Healer. And so when I talk

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about all the crazy stuff in the
world, the Hollywood Phonies the politicians.

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It all culminates into a happy ending, which is, you know, put

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your faith in rock and roll.
And I love that. That's the happy

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ending at the end of my son. I love that too, man,

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because listen, we are so polarized
in this world right now, and to

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me, when I go to a
metal festival or anything comedy, I think

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that that's that's the place where we
all unite, you know, doesn't matter

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what walk of life you're from.
Yeah, Carlin said it the best.

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He said, you know, the
comics job is to find the line and

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then keep going over it. And
you know that's I feel that way,

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man. You just you know,
like with anything, you just got to

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grow over the years, and you
could still you can still be edgy,

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you could still get away with a
lot of stuff. But you know,

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it's almost like you have an extra
layer of comedy now when you perform,

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because you have the main joke that
everyone's gonna laugh at, but then there's

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always that under that little message that's
underneath that not everybody catches, but if

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you do, it's great because I
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you know, gen zers and millennials, old people, young people, white,

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black, but you know without them
feeling self conscious about it, without

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yea, that we can all laugh
at what's funny about us as human beings.

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So, like I said, I
don't want to be the get off

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the long guy, but you know
there's a lot I have to get off

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my chest, and it's it's all
on this record. And what the what

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is the like feedback that you are
getting from your audience these days from taking

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that sort of viewpoint that you know, everything on this album has been battle

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tested for the last couple of years. So you know, when I talk

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about trans people, I've done in
front of trans people and they've come up

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to me after the show and bought
all my merchandise and followed me on social

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media if I talked about LGBTQ.
All those people come to my shows and

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they laugh at all that stuff.
The gen zers, you know, I

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had a table a couple of nights
ago, all these all twenty three years

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old, and they were they had
tears streaming down their face. I go,

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you realize, I just like made
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age group for the last ten minutes
and they go, we know, we

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suck. You know what it's about. It's like we have to as humans

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be able to laugh at ourselves.
And so this material is not there's there's

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no Hayte in it. It's all
love. I love it, and I

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love the name of the album,
you know. And then you start off

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with a pill Campbell intro and no
sleep till mcsorley's, which is like the

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oldest bar in New York ever,
so it's like it's it's like paying homage

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to two legends, mcsorley's and Lemmy. You know what. You're the first

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person to kind of put it that
way, and I appreciate it, because,

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yeah, mcsorley's is a place I've
been going to for decades, you

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know, just as a place to
meet up with friends so we don't lose

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touch. You know. People have
families, they move into the suburbs,

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they get different jobs or whatever.
So mcsorley's was always that place, like,

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hey, you in town, let's
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sitting there thinking, like, God, I got to record a new album.

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You know. This was back in
the summertime, and I was racking

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my brain and then I'm just like, wait a minute, I should just

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do it right here. Even though
they'd never done shows in there before,

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and within an hour of day drinking, I had the whole concept, the

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whole you know. I had McSorley
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permission from Motorhead to use the logo
and the artwork I had. I texted

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Phil about doing the guitar intro,
I renewed my deal with Metal Blaze,

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you know, and so it just
it just seemed like it was meant to

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be. And I'm so glad I
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is humor for beer drinkers and hell
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I absolutely love that you've gotten back
together with I'll say the boys, and

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you do that rocks because I personally
miss that Metal Show. And man,

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I was watching a bunch of those
episodes on YouTube, and I think everybody's

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got to check it out, whether
you watch that Metal Show way back when

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or you're just watching this for the
first time. I think it's still like

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killer talent, killer entertainment. And
how did that all come about the new

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version? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So basically, you know,

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people obviously still do this day after
we've been off the air for like

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seven years, but we know how
loyal you know, rock and metal people

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are. And so, you know, people always come up and say,

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hey, you know, you know
when you guys gonna get back on TV

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or whatever. And but in about
the last three or four years, what

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been getting the most is twenty two
to twenty three year old kids come into

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like my stand up shows and stuff
and go, oh my god, I

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watched you when I was eleven,
and I'm like and they say, yeah,

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I used to watch with my dad
or my mom and dad, and

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now they're young people and they love
this this type of music. So,

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you know, I finally said to
the guys, you know, you know,

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let's let's see if we can team
up with somebody and and just make

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it happen on our own. You
know, anything in my career personally is

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something I've went for that I got
that I took action on. I never

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sat back and waited for anything.
And so we hooked up with these young

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guys who all they do is produce
stuff like this streaming content. And you

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know that we came up with the
name That Rocks because it was you know,

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it was it wasn't the first choice, believe me, but it was

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the one that was available, you
know, and we could trademark. So

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I've now have two have had two
TV shows with the same other, two

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guys with two names that I don't
like at all, But it doesn't matter

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as long as ones are doing our
thing. But for people who saw that

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metal show, it's myself, Jim
and Eddie and it's you know, our

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new digital version of that metal show
on YouTube. Yep, there you go.

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And and so what else do you
have coming up as far as live

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shows? Are you gonna be doing
festivals this year? What else you got?

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You know, I just just got
done with the Monsters of Rock Cruise,

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you know, myself, Jim and
Eddie host that every year, and

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we do comedy shows on there and
introduced bands and that's you know, that's

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something stead Every year. There's a
festival in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, run by

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the same people as the Cruise.
It's called the Mountain Music Festival. So

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we're gonna host that again. And
other than that, you know, just

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be on the road doing my live
stand up dates all over the country.

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Man. So if people want to
follow me in my social media, I'm

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on you know, X and Instagram
and Facebook. I put all my gigs

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up there, and I'll have no
sleep till mcsorley's, which is behind me.

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Here the physical copies of it.
If you like me, who likes

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a CD or a vinyl, I
will have vinyl eventually, come see one

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of my live shows and you could
pick that up. But in the meantime

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you could pre order it. I'm
one of your favorite streaming services. I

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my preference is Apple Music. I
don't make anything on Spotify. So if

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you have Apple Music, hit the
button and download it, and even if

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you don't like it, then you
send it to the pipe man's daughter for

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her birthday. Oh and I know
they're gonna like it because I was listening

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to it and you know, it's
it's funny, Like I don't find a

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lot of comedians funny today, maybe
because they are curbing it a little bit,

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And like, right from the get
go, your new album is extremely

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funny and gets me away from all
the bullshit we have to deal with in

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the world and lets me escape.
So everybody's got to check it out and

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get their own copy and they'll love
it for sure. Thank you, Dean.

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That's very cool you to say,
And that's and that's really what it

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is. You know a lot of
people go, man, unless the crowds

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must be tough these days, and
I'm like, well, you know,

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again, I've been doing this a
long time. I could the crowds that

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couldn't see me kind of know what
to expect. But at the end of

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the day, it is it's just
about making people laugh, and to be

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honest to people, the trigger type
of people, they don't come out anymore,

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so you know, you know,
they stay home and and get angry

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at people on social media, right, yeah, you know, it's funny

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speaking of that. I was talking
to well my doors one day. I'm

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like, you know, some days
I just want to drive down the road,

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throw my computer out the window,
phone out the window, iPad out

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the window. And she's like,
Dad, who you can You're just as

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addicted as anybody. I'm like,
yeah, but I remember a time when

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we didn't have it and it was
better for sure, you know, And

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there's good to it now. But
it's like, man, I was just

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talking about this on interview earlier,
talking about the Sunset Strip in the eighties.

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I'm like, man, thank god, nobody's got any record of me

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on the Sunset strip in the eighties
and there was no social media, no

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video low loveing. So it's like, and I think we had more fun

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back then too, because instead of
living through our devices, we had to

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actually experience it and remember it in
our head, not take a picture so

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we can remember it later. Yeah, man, I you know, I

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mostly agree. I mean, you
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You know, back in the day, for me, trying to get

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to comedy gigs was just like you
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or you know, try to call
other comics and say, how the hell

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do I get to this place?
Or you know, you try to call

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the club and they don't even know
there's a comedy show, you know,

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So there's some great stuff, But
I agree, man, like, can

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you imagine, you know, the
one thing we all love growing up about

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kiss was the mystery of never seeing
their face. And you could never do

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that now because everyone's got a camera
in their back pockets. All they have

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to do is, oh, that's
Gene Simmons. Click. The mystique is

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gone already, so you can't have
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it's just like you see people and
they're filming, filming, filming and I'm

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like, if you didn't film or
take one photo, you will remember this

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concert one hundred times more vividly.
And they're not even going to look at

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that video ever again. More likely
it just it sits in their cloud and

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that's about it. But damn man, I gotta say they need to get

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no sleep till mcsorley's and they need
to just put their devices away and just

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listen and disappear and have a great
time as they will. Are there any

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final words you want to leave the
listeners with? Just you know I do

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this. I do my albums for
a record label called Metal Blade, who

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have been around almost forty five years
now, and they're a big part of

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my musical DNA from growing up.
I mean, they've had so you know,

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that's the first label that had Metallica
on and Slayer and King Diamond,

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and you know it's I'm very proud
to be a comedian on a heavy metal

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label and it kind of pulls the
whole picture together for me. And also

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to pay tribute to my favorite band, Motorhead on here means a lot to

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me. But if you're not a
hard rock or metal and you're watching this

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or listening to this, it's what's
in. What's inside is for everybody.

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If you get the humor of the
packaging and all that, that's a bonus.

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But what's inside is for everybody.
And I hope everybody enjoys it.

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And really big thanks to you Dean
for helping them support it. Man,

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I really appreciate it. Oh my
pleasure. And I you know, it's

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funny. When I saw that you
were on Metal Blade, I'm like,

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now that is really cool, because
funny funny. My whole metal career came

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from Brian Slagel. So I moved
from Jersey to la in nineteen eighty and

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I used to go to this little
record store in the valley called OZ Records,

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and there was this store clerk there
that used to say to all us,

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hey get this album, Hey get
this And that was Brian Slagel when

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he first starred Metal Blade. And
I told him a few years ago,

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I was like, that was the
most brilliant marketing plan ever. He goes,

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I was just a record store clerk. But that's he had no idea

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what he was getting himself into.
I never had any idea what I was

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getting myself into. I just got
up and told some jokes one night,

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and here it is twenty four years
later. And as we said at the

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top of the show, like all
my world's you know, collided in the

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right way. I couldn't have planned
it better. And you know, Brian

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Slagel one of my close friends.
Now after all these years, and you

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know, like I said, I'm
grateful to be on there. I'm sure

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I'm a good tax ride off for
the label, but proud to be there.

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Nonetheless, Well, love it and
love your comedy. And everybody's got

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to get your new album and it
drops on the nineteenth. Thanks a lot

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for all you do for us,
not only in comedy but in metal and

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rock and everything else. And thanks
for being on the Adventures of Pipe Now

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Dane, thank you so much,
dude, have a great week. Thank

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you for listening to the Adventures of
Patement on w Force CUI Radio