Sept. 2, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Any Given Sin at Rocklahoma 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Any Given Sin at Rocklahoma 2024

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PipemanRadio Interviews Any Given Sin at Rocklahoma 2024

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Jackie lookin.

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So I'm gonna can get We'll can lost that all

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around me and I don't see any sees weed.

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To get out of this. Which is the pipe Man

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here on the Adventures by NW four CY Radio. And

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I'm here with.

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Victor Ritchie and Mike Connor from any given.

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Cent nice here at rock Lahoma. How has your experience

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been at this incredible festival so far?

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It's been pretty great, man, crowd's been awesome, really awesome.

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Weather's held up for us today, so can't complain about that.

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Yeah, a little warm, but otherwise it's been it's been great.

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So last day at the festival, everybody's tired done. Did it?

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Fucking shock the hell? Have you to have that kind

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of crowd on the last day Earlier.

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In the day, Yeah, I expect everybody to probably really hungover, Yeah,

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and maybe not as energetic as they were straight up,

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but yeah, people have been just off chain.

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So it's been awesome.

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I know a lot of those people were where I

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was last night till like four in the morning. Net

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in the campground, it's by boobs and but holes.

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Oh very nice.

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So if you haven't gone to campground, that's what you're

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missing bus.

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Boots and bubb holes. Man, that's fine. I mean I

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am missing that.

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And there's also a strip club in the camp yeah.

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So afternant, yeah, yeah you can.

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So here's what happens is after slip knot, you go

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out the ga gate, make a right, and it's right

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there on the left. And there's actually been more guys

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going up to do it than women.

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That does not surprise me at all. Well, it's just me,

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that's the case.

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That doesn't interest me, right right, So tell us a

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little bit about you guys. For the listeners that have

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never heard you, How would you describe your band as

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an orus? I don't mean genre, I mean that's anorous.

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How you how you want to describe your band?

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It's a great it's a good question.

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It's it's hard for me to say, like we look

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at music is like something that helps us get through

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hard times, things like that. So I think that's a

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lot where our where our writing comes into in the play.

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That's that's what we want to try to do.

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We want to try to portray a lot of our

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stuff comes out maybe a little on the darker side,

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but it's it's all about inner struggle because everybody has it,

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especially now. It's just like and I think a lot

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of people can.

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Relate to it.

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I think it's more important than ever to be on

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the darker side nowadays because there are so many people

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in the world in a dark place, have been for

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a while, and we're living in dark times altogether. I

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think music is the best fucking therapy there is for you,

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the artists, and for me to listen. Absolutely, So I

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love that because it's real. Like there's artists that talk

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about bubblegum shit and then there's people that talk about

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real shit. Sure, And if I can go to your

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show and there's one little thing in your song that

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say is my life which happens all the time, then

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it's then you're an artist. That's where I've been. What's

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your guy's favorite lyric that impacted you from another band

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in your life?

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Man, I'm on the spot, I've been drinking. I'm gonna

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try to figure one out.

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Here.

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It's a lot. It's man, there's so many things.

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Wow.

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See I love when the question gets that really good.

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It's good. It's a good question.

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It's not like asking you how'd you get your Then

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you got to go.

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Through like every banded song you've ever loved and be like, well,

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which one is it?

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Man? Look at them?

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Thinks I'm gonna go with. I don't know if we're

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evil or divine or the last in line by Ronnie James.

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Do you it's a pretty badass lyric. So I used

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to hang out at his house in Twarsanna back in

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the eighties. Yeah, and he was the coolest motherfucker ever.

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But I've never met an artist or anybody in this

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business as ever, I have bad thing to say about

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Ryan James Steele. Yeah, Ozzie, you ever talk to you?

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So?

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Did you figure out your lyric? Yet?

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I did not. I was listening to his. It's way

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better than what I was coming up with.

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You want to tell you tell your mine? Yes, please

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bring me to rising. I can't drown my demons. They

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know how to swim.

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Yeah, Yeah, that's good.

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That's fucking I hear that. I'm like, oh my god,

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that's fucking brilliant.

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Yeah it is. That's awesome.

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So what are you gonna do after Oklahoma?

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So we've got brook Stock Music Fest in Arkansas coming

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up the twenty first. There were gonna be a Loud

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in the Life after Shock, a couple of small festivals.

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It mostly just festival hopping here to the next couple

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of months.

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And I'm glad you're gonna be lowering Life in after

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Shock because what happens to me, as you can imagine,

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like what you guys as artists, is I sit in

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here all day and I have a whole list of

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bands I'm going to see, and I see fucking none

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of them stand. So it's like, oh, I got I

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got more chances. I got lower than Life I got

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after Chuck. I'm doing a bunch of others too, but

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it's like I have more chances to see that set,

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you know. And so it's have you done lowering Life

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than after Shock before? I think so, But I can't remember.

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We have not done Loud in Life or after Shock.

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This is our first time of dose.

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This is our first run and a lot of it

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to Danny Wimmers, so nice, we're super stoked about it.

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What do you think about Danny Wimmer festivals compared to

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others you've done.

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Yeah, I mean it's very smooth compared to something.

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No, I'm not hacking to everybody out there, like there's

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some great me and some smaller ones have been just fantastic.

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But yes, I won't name drop anything Blue Ridge Rock

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Fast that it wasn't the thing in the world.

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But yeah, well we were two years ago and then

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we've went.

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You know, you know I was there both shit show years.

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Right absolutely, But yeah, this is uh the real smooth,

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really eazy, no issues.

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And there's a reason I asked that question because I

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know I'm not gonna get negative answer. You know, it

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wouldn't be good to send to Danny Wimmer these interviews

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and there's bad shit, right, But I've never I've been

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doing the Danny Wimmer festival since like I don't even remember,

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like twenty ten some shit like that. I have never

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heard an artist say a bad thing about Danny Wimmer

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or the festivals, and that that's unheard of. Yeah, I

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mean I do festivals all over the US, UK, Europe,

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it's it's just unheard of, like, and that's so important

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because nothing makes your job worse then load in that

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festival and have bullshit happened, and then you gotta get

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up on stage and perform, and it happens quite often.

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You could tell they prioritize the experience for the artist

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and the listener uh over making money, that's for sure.

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And althoughre say, man, they take such good care of

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me and do this and do that, And I love

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hearing that because your job is hard enough without having

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to deal with stressful bullshit. You know, and love artists too.

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People don't realize they have things like stage fright and

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anxiety and all that stuff. They think you're all a

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bunch of extroverts that love every part of that. And

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you know, the fact of the matter is is that's

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why it is so important, because you already got your

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own shit going on. Dad more on the plate just

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makes it not fun and a why being music if

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you're not having fun?

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Truth?

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So, what's the worst interview question you've ever been asked? Yeah?

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I love it, I asked No, I asked for that,

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yeah no, yeah, yeah, we're just bessing with you. The

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worst is like how did you get your band name?

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And like what's your favorite influence? Like it's just a

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people ask that one all the time, so it just

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gets You're like, so, yeah, oh, you know, it's the

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same people I said last time and the last interview.

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That's as so true. Like I usually you'll say too

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before the interview. I don't ask stupid questions like how'd

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you get your band's name or shit like that, because

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I know if I were an artist. I listen sometimes

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to other people in the media area, I'm like, I

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wanna fucking slip my throat and I'm not even the artist, okay,

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you know, and yeah, after you ask ten thousand times,

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it's common sense. Anyway, most of the time the band

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name question is stupid because it's just fucking common sense,

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you know, And it's not important not to us, you know.

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And so I'll share a story with you that you'll love.

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Then I've shared it quite a bit because it's the

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best fucking story. I said that exact words like I

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don't ask your band name too, August Burn's red And

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they looked at me and they're like, well, then you're

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fucking lucky, because we fuck with everybody to ask that,

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and we come up with a different story every time.

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See that girl next to you, she asked us and

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we What we told her was, well, my sister she

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got this dog. We named it August. We were out

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partying in the street. We decided to be funny, yep,

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be funny to light the dog on fire and watch

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it run down the street. Ergo August Burn's red and

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they said, they said, we said it with a total

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straight face. We never break character. And you had to

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see the look of horror on her face. And they

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never corrected it. They just left and came to my interview.

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And I love that because that's what you deserve, you know,

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I mean, just common sense. Think about every single person's

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asking that Danny Spits is one of my best friends.

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They said, I wish, well I was on tour that

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people would have asked me what skin condition I'm using?

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Because I'm so sick of all other fucking questions. Yeah,

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you know, so what's the best interview question you ever had?

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Hm?

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That's the one about That's the one.

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That I asked, Well, I've meant somebody asked like, what

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do you want your musical legacy to be? And it's

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something I hadn't even thought of, you know what I mean?

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So that was that was kind of interesting. It's like

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I really don't know. Maybe I should think about that,

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you know what I mean. I still don't have a

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good answer to you for that, but yeah, it was

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a question made me think.

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A little bit. There you go. I love that. And

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how do people connect to you guys on socials on

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the web buy your merch because it's the only way

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bands survive nowadays. Correct, check out all your music and

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tour dates and all that.

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com that's got our tour dates, it's got our merch

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stores on their official merch store. You can also hit

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us any social just any givens in band or any

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given sent on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok.

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We're on that all the all the streaming platforms. You

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Stuff out there or on everything. So yeah, there's no excuse.

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Come on, Elaner, you know, check us out.

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Nice. So one story, good or bad that when you're

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like eighty you're going to talk about on this journey

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of music, what would it be?

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I think honestly it'd be like I think one of

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the coolest moments for us was at least for me.

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The first time we finally kind of started making a

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away from home that we had been playing a show,

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and like three thousand people in the crowd were singing Dynamite,

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which hadn't been out that long.

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So it was kind of like that was like a wow,

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you know kind of moment, and I think, that's that's

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something I won't forget. You know, you can forget all

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kinds of venues, but you there's some things that you.

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You just don't just sticks with you.

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And you know, always like I always think, man, how

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wild that would be the whole crowd singing your own song.

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Back to you, Like, Yeah, it's surreal. It really is weird.

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Blow your fucking mind, man, it's like unbelievable. Is there

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any news or anything you want to talk about that

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you have coming up that people need to know that

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we haven't covered already.

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We're gonna be in brookstock brookstock Fest in Arkansas and

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the twenty first of this month. We're also going to

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be Live than Life After Shock, So check us out.

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We've got new music coming probably by the end of

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the year.

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Ish nice. Well you guys rock Thanks for being here

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at Rockklahoma and thanks for being on the inventions of

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pipe Man.

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Thank you for having us, Thank you for listening to

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the Adventures of pipe Man on w for CUI Radio.