PipemanRadio Interviews 90 LB Wrench at Rocklahoma 2023

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with ninety pound wrench. Nice.
Yes, So I'll get start off right

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off the bat. My last year
review, we were talking about deep throat

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and I hear that one of you
has a fascination with that. That would

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be mister Chuck Law. So we've
been together for a long time. I've

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been in it for almost what thirteen
years now, fourteen, And Chuck would

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always warm up by jabbing his fingers
at his throat right, and you know,

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you could tell he likes it all
the way down to the elbow,

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all the way to the elbow,
all the way to the elbow. And

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for the longest time I thought that
this was unnatural. Right, And then

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we opened up for Queen's Reich and
every they kicked everyone out of the back

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room, and I was not paying
attention, So I walked right back in

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there and I walked right into Jeff
Tate or in a gold blazer doing the

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same thing and not breaking eye contact
with me. It was Jeff Tate's queen's

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rack right in the eye and did
the same thing. Wow, yeah,

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adds of a stranger yep, So
now I guess it is natural. So

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there you go. Well it's either
that or Jeff likes deep throat. You

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know, I'm not signing off on
that, but maybe no confirm nor deny.

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I want to talk about your tattoo
though, because I was trying to

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read it. But yes, I
was trying to read it. At first

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I thought it was Hebrew. Ah, well this one is Hebrew, yes,

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he There you go. Every one
of these are Star Wars tattoos.

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Oh why did I not recognize?
And that was on Vader's chest beaks.

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All of these were on different either
comics or Oh my god, I've been

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watching Star Wars since I'm a little
kid. It was like the second movie

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I ever saw in the movie theater. When first came out, I never

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knew he Vader had Hebrew. Yep, it's upside down on his chest beats

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on the first's two originals, so
I knew. Hope, an empire strikes

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back. Pause it, zoom in
on it. It's there when it says

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he that one says yes olau ode
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who dove vo or dam That's what
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Hebrew this one is all these are
Arabish. Remember we get we gotta get

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up on the mic. I grew
up a hell fire and brimstone Church of

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Christ, preacher son. Sometimes my
my punishment was to learn scripture in Greek,

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Latin and Hebrew. Wow, I'm
surprised he didn't have to do Aramaic

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first, because most people don't realize. Lord, I didn't have to.

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It was Greek, then Aramaic,
then Hebrew right, then England right.

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So look at that crazy stuff and
see, you know what's great about being

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ju We don't believe in the devil, hell, damnation. At that ship.

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We could just do whatever we want. Awesome. I got fight story

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about that. I said in the
last interview that you would appreciate bringing this

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up, and like, I wouldn't
normally repeat this story because that would be

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ridiculous, but it just makes so
much sense here. So when I was

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a kid, as you guys.
Know, like when we were kids,

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ear rings or piercings were not a
big thing. You either got one in

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your left ear, your right ear, or both and it meant something.

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Right, So I asked my dad
about gay my ear pierce and he was

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like, over my dead body,
blah blah blah blah blah. I did

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it anyway. Of course, I
was a teenager. I had long hair,

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so it was covered all the time. But one day the sand and

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the winds kicked up and my hair
went behind my ear and I walked in

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the house and my stepmother saw.
She ratted me out, and he lost

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his shit. Why And here's the
stupid logic of a teenager. I was

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wearing a hanging upside down cross.
Yeah, yeah, as you should,

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as I should. And so he
said something to me about the cross about

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like dad, but you don't understand. It's not a Christian cross. It

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stands for Satan. I'm not going
against Judaism. I'm just joining the other

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team. And I think back,
and you know, the logic to what

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I was saying made so much sense
to me, right, Like, I

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didn't realize what stupid idiot response that
was funny, The stuff that happened back

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in the day, man, right, Yeah, Well, it's like we

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have a lot of the I lived
on the Sunset Strip in the eighties and

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a lot of these bands. Yeah, a lot of these bands playing here,

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Like I hung out with them during
that time, and it's like it

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just blows my mind, first of
all, that they're still kicking ass now

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and they're relevant, relevant. We
got these Did you see these kids okay,

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are like an eighties glam band and
their kids both I both. Yeah,

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dude, they were killers, right, yes, right, yeah.

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I interviewed them and they were just
in here a little while ago. Yeah,

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they were there. They were killer. I told him, I said,

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you give me hope, Well give
me hope for future music. Do

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you know what I said to them
too. So they're pretty much straight edge,

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which a lot of the young bands
are nowadays. I'm like, well,

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that's where you probably are going to
benefit and can bring us to the

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next level because the other eighties bands, the original eighties bands, I don't

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think they can do it sober.
They were too fucked up in the day.

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Like now they're sober, they're older, and like, we need these

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young kids to take over because these
guys aren't going to be as wild and

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crazy, right, yep. And
I grew up in Bakersfield. Oh,

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I feel bad for you. Oh
dude, aren't aren't pit of the world.

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It's horrible. I'm horrible. Only
time I would ever go to Bakersfield

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is on the way to the US
Festival. Yes, So we moved to

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Arkansas in nineteen eighty and it was
probably a good thing because I was headed

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for the Sunset Strip. Yeah,
there was no question. I started playing

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guitar when I was five and and
it was I was ready. My first

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concert was Van Halen opening for Black
Sabbath. Van Halen or were they Rat

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Salad then? Because they were they
van Halen or were they rat because they

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were originally Rat Salad on the Sunset
Strip. It was their first big tool

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and they were open for Sabbath.
Ozzy was still with Sabbath and Van Halen

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was kicking their ass every freaking show
and they got booted. I want to

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say three weeks after the show I
saw, because I mean they were they

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were killing him. So that was
my That reminds me, by the way

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of when Motley Crew toured with Kiss
and Kiss told Motley Crew they couldn't do

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any of their pyrotechnics or any of
their show because they were afraid Motley Crewe

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was gonna, you know, do
the same thing. Yeah. That was

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the first club show I ever went
to. So I grew up in New

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Jersey. My dad moved me to
California and not in the beginning of nineteen

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eighty. Wow, so were they
were there? Were there in the good

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time? I was there from the
very beginning. First club show I ever

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went to was that the Roxy.
It was Motley Crew before they had an

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album. They weren't glam yet,
they were horror punk and they tried to

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light the Roxy on fire to bring
Satan in. Fuck. Yes, And

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I was like, yeah, I'm
never going to a real concert ever again.

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That's awesome. And by the way, fuck Sean Nations. He's FROBM

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a band even in Death that played
here last year. Awesome. And and

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one of their band members is married
to the lead singer and basis of Bat

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Allison. Yes. Oh they were
so good, right bat Allison killed it?

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Oh yeah, they were amazing.
Yeah. So yeah. I mean

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I got lots of stories, too
bad. I probably can't remember most of

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them because you know what they say, if you were at the Sunset Strip

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in the eighties, if you if
you remember it, you weren't there,

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right, Oh man, great times. We need to bring those times back

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because the Sunset Strip is kind of
sad nowadays. What I bolt is uh

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exactly, they're bringing that back,
dude. I sat out there and watched

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them, and I I haven't had
that much fun watching a band in I

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can't remember when they were just it
was all the cliches of the eighties and

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it was perfect, absolutely perfect,
and they could long last because they're not

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all drugged up. And let's say
we were just talking about before that was

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the record labels. They wanted the
bands drugged up and partying so they didn't

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know they were getting fucked. Yeah, absolutely bottom live. Hey, this

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is Chuck with ninety pin Rach.
I'd like to say something. And I'm

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kind of the philosophical guy in the
band. But all you young guys man

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coming up in this music and young
gals, we're from the eighties. But

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if you're doing this, make sure
you make music your discipline because when you

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put the work in and you do
everything you need to do in practice so

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that when you get on stage it's
second nature to connect with that crowd.

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Yeah, you know, there's some
bands here today that are doing exactly that.

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You can tell they put the work
in all right, so they could

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get out and have some fun.
So we need to make sure and always

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add that party in also because it
discipline. It's so straight up. Yep.

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I'm glad you brought up at ninety
Pound Run. That's one of those

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bands that are playing here in Oklahoma
doing that. I don't know if you

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know the guys, but I might
know a couple of them. One of

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them sticks his fingers down his throat. I know, right, who does

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that? Oh man? But it's
true to get video. Yeah right,

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it is true though, because that's
why a lot of those bands got fizzled

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out or crushed, because they weren't
disciplined, and they were trained to not

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be disciplined. So I don't blame
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I saw what happened. It wasn't
the bands. It was the record

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labels giving them women, giving them
drugs and a shitload of money. Ye

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and then where they at exactly then
it just got it got bloated. All

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the bands sounded the same, you
know, SI up until grunge. Yeah,

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well that's what allowed grunge to kill
metal. Well, I don't grunge

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didn't kill metal. Metal killed metal. Well that's what I'm saying. And

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they talk about, you know,
some of the guys talk about the w

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bands weren't White Snake, Winger,
you know, all that stuff, and

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I feel bad for those bands.
You know, they came in at the

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at the tail end. Yeah,
and everything sounded the same, Everything sounded

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the same. Yeah, And I
mean no doubt. I mean you can

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say everybody looks the same, looks
same, sound the same, doesn't the

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same thing? Bigger? Who can
play faster on guitar? Blah blah blah.

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And then all of a sudden,
Alison chains sound Garden. I did

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ask those kids, though, do
they use Hawkwinette nice? And they said

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they And they said they do.
Oh that's awesome, because how else are

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you gonna get your hair like that? Dude? That that band is I

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am. I am so proud of
that band. It's just freaking amazing.

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It's great. They're gonna go a
long way because they're professional and they're being

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disciplined, just like you said.
Absolutely, So let's tell everybody about ninety

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pound wrench that has not heard you. How would you describe now ninety pound

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wrench besides knocking over ahead with some
badass music. Oh dude, thank you

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man. We we've been doing this
a long long time. And speak of

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the devil. Yes, So,
Chuck and our other guitar player, James,

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who coincidentally is Colton's dad, we
cut our teeth in the eighties,

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you know, we were we were
doing eighties stuff and we started started working

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with Colton and then Jeremiah. And
I've always been a big time metal head.

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So my my heavy stuff along with
Chuck stuff in along with James's stuff,

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and along with colton stuff. Colton's
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he'll not admit it, but but
anyway, it just it just works.

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Yeah, And it's just you know, we we're not docking. We're

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not God, we're not White Snake, we're not Lamb of God. You

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throw it all in the pot,
shake it up, and we'll see us.

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See. That's what I like to
because basically talking about back then everybody

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was the same. Nowadays, without
the gatekeepers, you can blend your influences

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from different areas instead of this one
thing and that gives you the unique sound

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that separates you from everybody else.
Well, any band you listen to,

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you in, any musician. And
I'm sorry I'm talking too much, but

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but we all where are we?
Where our influences on our sleeve? Yeah?

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So Pants is one of my favorite
bands. Nice Extreme and kpop and

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kop. There you go, we
we You can't help but to wear your

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influences on your sleeve when you're writing
music. You know, Chuck was into

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you. Oh my word, I'm
a Rick Springsfield fan. Wow, I

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just saw some news about him recently
set some fun You brought that up,

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it was like two days ago.
Yeah, But I mean we just all

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those influences come out, you know, And that's what is so sometimes,

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like I've asked bands we come up
because it's still ridiculous with genres nowadays,

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and there's like all these micro and
sub garre is fucking stupid that bands.

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I'll tell them, make up your
own genre because basically nowadays it's like each

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genre has one band name because it's
so ridiculous. But I thought about while

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you're talking, and you guys are
runge based metal, K pop. I'll

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take that. I'll take that absolutely
so come on, combined the Nirvana with

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the metal with the k pop.
Absolutely there, it is no hermato is

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a good song, is a good
song. It doesn't matter if it's Pantera,

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Lama, good Lady Gaga. She's
a badass rocker. When I saw

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her, Oh my god. Yeah, But I mean a good song is

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a freaking good song. Yeah,
yeah, you know. And musicianship that's

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what it's about more than genre.
Absolutely genre is stupid. That's something the

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record labels do you know the place, It's all over the place, and

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just be you like you're an artist, express yourself anyway you want to.

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I was waiting for you to call
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I have a pair of sun license
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it was download. They're they're called
mom Rock. Has it it has it

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on the sunglasses. I have it
in the campground with me. You know,

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I was wearing one day and somebody
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mom Rock. Yeah they're bet and
they're back like they think I'm being the

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mom or something. Hey idiots,
Hey, you can't just assume that anymore.

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I know what I'm so they could
ask, but wait now, well,

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they would have to call me a
birthing human or whatever that's called child

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bear? Nice? Nice, oh
man? And what what are we men?

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Were the seed planter? I don't
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about it like that. See that, I'm gonna I'm gonna go back there

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to my wife when we're done,
I'm gonna say, you know what,

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I plant the seeds, that I'm
the guy that plows and plants so seeds.

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So the next time she's she tries
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next time she throws that ship like
I gave birth to them, bitch.

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Had I not planned to the seed, you would be birthing nothing. That's

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right. I was walking around spreading
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com sea planters farmers only dot com
dot com is that? Is that the

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only fans for armor overalls. We
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Oh, we got to talk about
that. It's it's like the wish

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dot com of only fans. That's
so funny. So it's getting hot in

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here. Tell everybody how they could
get to your socials, your website.

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You're only fans, you're only bands, and you know your deep throat movie

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right right, yep, that's a
Take four to TikTok, that's a TikTok

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dot net. So seriously, can
I leave please? Let's let's seriously,

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these people need to know how to
contact you and buy your merch and shit

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like that. Man. Man,
we've got ninety pound Wrench Official dot com.

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Storre is not open yet, it'll
be open soon. We're on Spotify,

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Amazon, is it? Yeah?
Yeah, all the streaming services and

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you can actually go to our website
ninety pound Wrench official dot com. We

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have We've said it to download and
if you want to pay, pay,

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If not, don't pay, you
know whatever, whatever you think I need

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to add to that. Thank you
can't listen to my show unless they pay.

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Yeah, no, I mean you
never know who how do I say

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this nicely? Probably can't afford to
pay, who cares? Download it?

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We just want you to have our
music and if you like it, take

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it. If you feel like you
want to want to contribute, contribute,

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But it doesn't matter, you know, we just we love playing music,

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we love writing music, and you
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And that's why you guys are badass, because you know that's I think it's

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all about the music. And when
people like especially nowadays, these bands that

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are like trying to be rock stars. Man, they ain't rock stars,

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ain't Moore and that shit don't exist
no more, and it should never existed

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because it should always be about the
music. Absolutely, that was a that

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was a record label fable, right, you know. But the bontom line

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is listen that the only true rock
star ever was Lemmy Absolutely, you know,

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other than that, all bunch of
things posers, poser rock stars.

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Yeah, well, you know what
if if we can inspire someone, if

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we can if our music helps with
with something you're going through whatever, you

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know, if it makes you happy, that's all that counts. You know,

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the days of platinum records and and
you know the labels and stuff,

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those are over. Yeah, they're
over. You can't unfortunately, you can't

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make money as a recording artist.
But what we can hopefully do is make

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somebody smile, make somebody whatever.
Music is the best therapy. That's why

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you guys rock because and that's why
we do this. Let's take it,

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why we let's take ninety pound wrench
and not the shit of all your problems

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and all your issues and everything's going
on in your life and all the bullshit

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and just enjoy your music. That's
right. So thanks for being here.

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That's what we strive for. Thanks
for being Oklahoma helping people, and thanks

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for being on the Adventures pint Men. We appreciate it. Man. Thank

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you for listening to the Adventures of
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