Sept. 25, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Asava at Louder Than Life 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Asava at Louder Than Live. The band shares how their performance at Louder Than Life is one of the most meaningful shows they’ve done so far. Asava discusses what’s running...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Asava at Louder Than Live. The band shares how their performance at Louder Than Life is one of the most meaningful shows they’ve done so far. Asava discusses what’s running through their minds while performing in front of such a large crowd and how to combat stage fright. Pipeman and the band describe how to balance being an introvert and having to perform in front of live crowds for a living. You can find more information on Asava’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at AsavaBand.com. Check out their latest release “I Promise” out on all streaming platforms now!
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
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And I'm here with white Man.
That's all. I love that.
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That was great. You could beat
my like doppelganger by man. So here
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we are louder than life. Man. How does it feel? Uh?
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Maybe the best we felt in long
ass time. Man just played like the
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best set probably we've ever done.
Nice. So what what made it like
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one of the best sets ever?
Probably all the work we put in.
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There's a lot of like mental and
uh like you know, obviously practicing,
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but like a lot of mental preparation
for it, but like all paid off.
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That's great. And were you're blown
away by like this early Thursday beginning
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and a festival that you had liked, the crowd that you did, Oh
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no, no, we liked Open
it up. We played at like one
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o'clock on the Disruptor stage. It
was like the second main stage, but
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like, yeah, we we're up
for the challenge opening up the festival,
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so I thought we killed it.
So there you go, and you're beating
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the heat because it's getting hotter by
the minute. Like I always think about
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that. I'm like, man,
I feel bad for bands getting up in
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this heat and just pouring your heart
out it right, It's like you don't
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feel it at the time, probably, but then once you get off stage,
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it's like, oh, I want
to die. Yeah, yeah,
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he would say it something. My
legs were shaking really after we were done.
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Get off the stage, right exactly. I think people don't realize that,
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Like they see you up on stage
and they think, oh, they're
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cool, but you know, you
gotta put your game face on and you're
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like in the zone, so you
don't even notice. You don't even give
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yourself permission to feel that ship until
you get off the stage. I'm literally
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a nervous wreck. Before I get
on stage, all these guys are like,
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oh, yeah, we're gonna play
show. It's gonna be a good
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time over there, like symbols,
symbols, Oh I don't have got a
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drunkie, all this stuff. So
I'm glad I went as well as it
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did my stare mic fell off,
so look at that in video if you
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get the chance. But that's live
music, though, ship like that happens.
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I just went with it. So
I've ever played, dude, So
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how could I complain about anything?
You know? So now once you're on
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stage, though, you're probably in
the zone and that nervousness goes right away,
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doesn't it once you start. For
me, it's like after the first
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two songs, then I finally feel
comfortable, like and I don't want to
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leave the stage. You know.
It's like this is where I'm the happiest,
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you know, just like doing my
passion and hopefully inspiring people out there
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to do their do their own passion. So also this year, we finally
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we finally got Tom back in the
band and he did Louder Life because last
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year we had our c and it
was awesome, but now we got Tom
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back and it was just as awesome. If I'm more awesome. Nice He
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did a whole fold back just on
his on his back, and it was
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during one I've been working. I've
been working on my yoga a lot,
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so it's been helping me stretch my
body. So now I have you ever
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done that and then you're like,
oh fuck and no, actually that time,
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I like I heard a crack when
I was getting up, and I
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was like, oh see, I
love here and all this shit. This
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is the important stuff, you know, because the details. Yeah, and
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what people don't really see what They
don't see it up on stage, like
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because they don't notice what you guys
notice. You know, it's going on.
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So it's good to hear like the
human side of it. You know.
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People don't realize this is freaking hard
work. It's fun, but it's
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hard work in the nervousness. People
also don't realize. They think, oh
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people get up on stage are huge
extroverts. Most musicians are like the exact
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opposite. Oh no, you tell
me, man, I eat. I
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had to eat the same lunch and
dinner for like the last two months just
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to as like my training to be
here. So now I can't fucking wait
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to eat some greasy, nasty stuff. What are you going to eat now?
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I mean, I'm gonna take the
free ship that's here, yeah,
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to pay for it, but I
can't wait stuff my face with the fucking
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togglebell or nice whatever's the nastiest around. So what are those meals that you
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used to prepare. Oh man,
you want to hear lunch is half a
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cup of oatmeal with protein powder and
a canatuna, and then dinner is chicken
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and veggies and like a low car
wrap with some saracha and that's it.
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See, the dinner sounds good,
and the and the lunch sounds good.
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If it was breakfast and lunch.
I'm thinking about the tuna and oatmeal together.
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No, no, no, no
together. Yeah, I'm like thinking
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at the same time even I'm like, okay, tuna and oatmeal now it
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honestly, it all helps in terms
of like being able to keep the energy
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up on stage because like it's a
lot we could go insane on stage,
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so like especially like I'm climbing,
climbing stuff, jumping off stuff, so
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like if I want to be able
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like being tip top shape. So
do you ever climb up onto the like
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way up high on one of those
things? Yeah, I love that cud.
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Yeah, I think it was louder
than life. I can't remember,
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but Nick from Joyous Wolf actually got
booted from the festival after their performance because
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he did that. And then we'll
never be back. We'll never be back
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there. But see, like I
love that shit. What's his name,
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Jason from Fever three three three?
He does crazy shit like that, and
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I'm just looking at him sometimes I'm
like, fucking ay, because I do
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crazy shit. I'm thinking, you're
up there singing, you're holding on with
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one hand. I'm like, I
wouldn't trust that thing. It's not even
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me I'm worried about. I'm worried
about that thing holding me. I literally
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did have I did. I have
an experience one time I was interviewing Saboton
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backstage. I have a festival and
was the end. So they're breaking down
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the stage and I'm sitting like this. He's sitting there and he motions me
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during the interview because he couldn't really
say like get out of a way.
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And I moved and the back whole
wall the stage fell right where I was
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sitting and I never saw it,
damn really. Yeah, So like there
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you go. The stories the storage
people don't hear. Right, that goes
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on. I'm glad we're doing this
now because it might never be back.
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So what you got going on after
this? How are you good? Top?
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Louder than life? We got Aftershock
and like, yeah, I'll be
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there too, You're gonna be yeah, that's right. Yeah, I love
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Aftershock. Never been to California,
so really see now Aftershocks a cool festival.
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The vibe is cool, Like how
we have this big media alcohol lounge
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here. They have one there too, but it's like it's a different vibe.
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It's this cozy California vibe and everybody's
hanging out. It's like really cool.
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That's yeah. Like I really resonated
with what you were saying about most
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people that go on stage or introverts. That's totally me. Like I was
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acting so fucking weird like the past
two weeks with these guys, Like I'm
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just like, oh, you guys
want to like hang out and talk about
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stuff. Nah, And then I'll
just like turn around and be in my
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own little world for a while because
I'm just trying to process being in this
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position, being on stage and giving
it everything. I guess, you know,
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I had to like mentally prepare myself
for weeks. You know who had
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some of the biggest stage fright pop
Ahet pop Ahet James Hetfield. Really yeah,
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like in the beginning of Metallica,
he didn't even come out from the
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back. He never talked, he
never said anything. He was totally not
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comfortable at all until he had to. Yeah, No, I get that.
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I really get that, because like, once I step out on that
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stage, even song one, I'm
like, yeah, I'm meant to be
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here, I'm ready to go right
now, and she's going to stop me.
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I relate to that and what you
said, because like I also do
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speaking engagements or I do to radio
stuff, and I'm like really nervous before
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I get on stage, and the
minute I step on that stage, there's
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like a switch and like I'm like
in the zone and doesn't affect me at
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all. What I started telling myself
last night, even I'm sure you can
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relate, is like as nervous as
you might get for something, when you
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ask yourself, would I rather be
anywhere else? And then the answers no,
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then you know you're in the right
where you should be what you should
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be doing, rather than if that
answers yes, then you're not meant to
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do this. Shit's no doubt.
I'll even add to that because I think
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a lot of times we're nervous too, because we're our own worst credit.
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And like I'm sure you have this
on stage, I have it on the
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radio. I'm like, after an
interview, I'm like, man, I
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fucking sucked, and then they're going, man, that was great though,
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was so much fun, and I'm
just like scratching my head. But yeah,
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So tell everybody how they connect to
you guys on the web, on
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socials, and most importantly, buy
your merch because that's the only way you
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survived. Salvaband dot com slash shop, topaband dot com slash shop. It's
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not you can support us. We
do like a lot of our our our
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designs are actually made by this guy, our bass player, Greg uh Pature,
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So we make like the paintings into
shirts, so they're We've been starting
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to like customize like song releases,
like a single and we'll make that a
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shirt like of that song and stuff
like I think that's cool, that's and
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that that only adds more to your
introvert style because artists like are always My
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dad was both an extrovert and an
introvert. Like he was this great salesperson
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in the public, and then he
would paint and you wouldn't see him for
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like four days, and he would
just paint for twenty four hours. Yep,
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yep, that's how it works.
Yeah, he just got lost in
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it. He'd smoke some joints and
like be up for four days and not
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stop. We used to joke like, don't like stand still too long,
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He'll paint you. Yeah. No, like my process, like I'll start
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on something in Photoshop and I will
use that as a reference, so I'll
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like, I'll because that's where I'm
I'm trained with Photoshop. I'm not trained
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with anything else. Everything else is
just oh, I'm just winging it today.
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Let's just see what I can get
my hands on, and I'll make
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something in Photoshop and I'll just go
for hours. I don't want to stop
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because I know if i'm gonna stop, I'm gonna lose that steam and I'm
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gonna lose that inspiration. It always
happens. It Probably it happens in songwriting.
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Like I'm a published author for books, and it's like I remember one
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book I was. I wrote it. It took like six months to write
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the first half. I stopped for
like a year, and then I wrote
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the second half and like one day
like I'm just gonna fucking do it.
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Yeah, you just gotta bang it
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use the metaphor I'm dipping my hand
in the golden river. Yeah, there
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you go, some imaginary golden river
where I'm pulling ideas out of you know,
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it's not coming from me, it's
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Craziest story? Yeah, I don't
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That might be a little Next question
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tell us you know that that's not
so uncommon. Would you like to know
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what the number one answer to that
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they ship their pants on stage.
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on one set. Four different artists
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said that. Yeah. No,
man, I'm empty when I go up
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It just doesn't make sense. Like
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if you had to take a piss
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a retelling. This is already on
a podcast. David Baker, I'm sorry,
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twenty thirteen, twenty fourteen. Dan
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going for like ten twelve years at
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this point. We just started at
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or twelve years. But Dan showed
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Dan, you're like an hour late, what happened? And he's like hovered
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in blood, like are you Are
you okay? He's like, oh,
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yeah, I just wrecked my motorcycle. That's fine. Like one side of
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him is just covered in blood,
and yeah. Roland is very concerned,
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and he's just like, let's go. I love it here, I love
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playing, I love practicing, I
love being here. That's so metal right
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there, Yeah, that is pretty
metal. What do we want to tell
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the listeners that we haven't covered already
that they need to know about your band?
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We've been working for stuff like this
and even just talking to you for
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like our whole lives. So it's
an honor and a privilege and just feel
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really grateful that we're this lucky to
even play on a stage like that,
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to even be back here talking to
you. So I guess just like it
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to any band that's been working at
it or musician that's been working at it
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since they were children. Just don't
give up. That's the key, right
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there. Don't give up. It
takes twenty years at least to become an
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overnight success. Yep, that's right, just don't give up. Well,
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I'm glad you're here at Lower than
Life. It'll be killer to see you
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over and after shock and thanks for
being on the Adventures of pipe Man,
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white Man. Thanks dude, Thank
you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe
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That's all. I love that.
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That was great. You could beat
my like doppelganger by man. So here
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we are louder than life. Man. How does it feel? Uh?
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Maybe the best we felt in long
ass time. Man just played like the
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best set probably we've ever done.
Nice. So what what made it like
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one of the best sets ever?
Probably all the work we put in.
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There's a lot of like mental and
uh like you know, obviously practicing,
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but like a lot of mental preparation
for it, but like all paid off.
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That's great. And were you're blown
away by like this early Thursday beginning
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and a festival that you had liked, the crowd that you did, Oh
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no, no, we liked Open
it up. We played at like one
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o'clock on the Disruptor stage. It
was like the second main stage, but
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like, yeah, we we're up
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so I thought we killed it.
So there you go, and you're beating
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the heat because it's getting hotter by
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that. I'm like, man,
I feel bad for bands getting up in
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this heat and just pouring your heart
out it right, It's like you don't
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feel it at the time, probably, but then once you get off stage,
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it's like, oh, I want
to die. Yeah, yeah,
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he would say it something. My
legs were shaking really after we were done.
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Get off the stage, right exactly. I think people don't realize that,
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Like they see you up on stage
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cool, but you know, you
gotta put your game face on and you're
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like in the zone, so you
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yourself permission to feel that ship until
you get off the stage. I'm literally
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a nervous wreck. Before I get
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oh, yeah, we're gonna play
show. It's gonna be a good
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time over there, like symbols,
symbols, Oh I don't have got a
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drunkie, all this stuff. So
I'm glad I went as well as it
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did my stare mic fell off,
so look at that in video if you
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get the chance. But that's live
music, though, ship like that happens.
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I just went with it. So
I've ever played, dude, So
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how could I complain about anything?
You know? So now once you're on
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stage, though, you're probably in
the zone and that nervousness goes right away,
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doesn't it once you start. For
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two songs, then I finally feel
comfortable, like and I don't want to
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leave the stage. You know.
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you know, just like doing my
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to do their do their own passion. So also this year, we finally
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we finally got Tom back in the
band and he did Louder Life because last
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year we had our c and it
was awesome, but now we got Tom
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back and it was just as awesome. If I'm more awesome. Nice He
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did a whole fold back just on
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during one I've been working. I've
been working on my yoga a lot,
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so it's been helping me stretch my
body. So now I have you ever
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done that and then you're like,
oh fuck and no, actually that time,
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I like I heard a crack when
I was getting up, and I
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was like, oh see, I
love here and all this shit. This
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is the important stuff, you know, because the details. Yeah, and
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what people don't really see what They
don't see it up on stage, like
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because they don't notice what you guys
notice. You know, it's going on.
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So it's good to hear like the
human side of it. You know.
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People don't realize this is freaking hard
work. It's fun, but it's
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hard work in the nervousness. People
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people get up on stage are huge
extroverts. Most musicians are like the exact
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opposite. Oh no, you tell
me, man, I eat. I
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had to eat the same lunch and
dinner for like the last two months just
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to as like my training to be
here. So now I can't fucking wait
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to eat some greasy, nasty stuff. What are you going to eat now?
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I mean, I'm gonna take the
free ship that's here, yeah,
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to pay for it, but I
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togglebell or nice whatever's the nastiest around. So what are those meals that you
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used to prepare. Oh man,
you want to hear lunch is half a
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cup of oatmeal with protein powder and
a canatuna, and then dinner is chicken
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and veggies and like a low car
wrap with some saracha and that's it.
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See, the dinner sounds good,
and the and the lunch sounds good.
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If it was breakfast and lunch.
I'm thinking about the tuna and oatmeal together.
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at the same time even I'm like, okay, tuna and oatmeal now it
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honestly, it all helps in terms
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up on stage because like it's a
lot we could go insane on stage,
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climbing stuff, jumping off stuff, so
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like being tip top shape. So
do you ever climb up onto the like
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way up high on one of those
things? Yeah, I love that cud.
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Yeah, I think it was louder
than life. I can't remember,
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but Nick from Joyous Wolf actually got
booted from the festival after their performance because
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he did that. And then we'll
never be back. We'll never be back
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there. But see, like I
love that shit. What's his name,
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Jason from Fever three three three?
He does crazy shit like that, and
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I'm just looking at him sometimes I'm
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crazy shit. I'm thinking, you're
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one hand. I'm like, I
wouldn't trust that thing. It's not even
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me I'm worried about. I'm worried
about that thing holding me. I literally
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did have I did. I have
an experience one time I was interviewing Saboton
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backstage. I have a festival and
was the end. So they're breaking down
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the stage and I'm sitting like this. He's sitting there and he motions me
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during the interview because he couldn't really
say like get out of a way.
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wall the stage fell right where I was
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sitting and I never saw it,
damn really. Yeah, So like there
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you go. The stories the storage
people don't hear. Right, that goes
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on. I'm glad we're doing this
now because it might never be back.
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So what you got going on after
this? How are you good? Top?
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Louder than life? We got Aftershock
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there too, You're gonna be yeah, that's right. Yeah, I love
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Aftershock. Never been to California,
so really see now Aftershocks a cool festival.
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The vibe is cool, Like how
we have this big media alcohol lounge
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here. They have one there too, but it's like it's a different vibe.
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It's this cozy California vibe and everybody's
hanging out. It's like really cool.
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That's yeah. Like I really resonated
with what you were saying about most
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people that go on stage or introverts. That's totally me. Like I was
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acting so fucking weird like the past
two weeks with these guys, Like I'm
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just like, oh, you guys
want to like hang out and talk about
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stuff. Nah, And then I'll
just like turn around and be in my
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own little world for a while because
I'm just trying to process being in this
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position, being on stage and giving
it everything. I guess, you know,
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I had to like mentally prepare myself
for weeks. You know who had
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some of the biggest stage fright pop
Ahet pop Ahet James Hetfield. Really yeah,
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like in the beginning of Metallica,
he didn't even come out from the
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back. He never talked, he
never said anything. He was totally not
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comfortable at all until he had to. Yeah, No, I get that.
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I really get that, because like, once I step out on that
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stage, even song one, I'm
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here, I'm ready to go right
now, and she's going to stop me.
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I relate to that and what you
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speaking engagements or I do to radio
stuff, and I'm like really nervous before
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I get on stage, and the
minute I step on that stage, there's
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like a switch and like I'm like
in the zone and doesn't affect me at
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all. What I started telling myself
last night, even I'm sure you can
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relate, is like as nervous as
you might get for something, when you
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ask yourself, would I rather be
anywhere else? And then the answers no,
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then you know you're in the right
where you should be what you should
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be doing, rather than if that
answers yes, then you're not meant to
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do this. Shit's no doubt.
I'll even add to that because I think
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a lot of times we're nervous too, because we're our own worst credit.
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And like I'm sure you have this
on stage, I have it on the
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radio. I'm like, after an
interview, I'm like, man, I
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fucking sucked, and then they're going, man, that was great though,
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was so much fun, and I'm
just like scratching my head. But yeah,
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So tell everybody how they connect to
you guys on the web, on
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socials, and most importantly, buy
your merch because that's the only way you
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survived. Salvaband dot com slash shop, topaband dot com slash shop. It's
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not you can support us. We
do like a lot of our our our
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designs are actually made by this guy, our bass player, Greg uh Pature,
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So we make like the paintings into
shirts, so they're We've been starting
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to like customize like song releases,
like a single and we'll make that a
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shirt like of that song and stuff
like I think that's cool, that's and
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that that only adds more to your
introvert style because artists like are always My
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dad was both an extrovert and an
introvert. Like he was this great salesperson
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in the public, and then he
would paint and you wouldn't see him for
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like four days, and he would
just paint for twenty four hours. Yep,
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yep, that's how it works.
Yeah, he just got lost in
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it. He'd smoke some joints and
like be up for four days and not
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stop. We used to joke like, don't like stand still too long,
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He'll paint you. Yeah. No, like my process, like I'll start
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on something in Photoshop and I will
use that as a reference, so I'll
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like, I'll because that's where I'm
I'm trained with Photoshop. I'm not trained
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with anything else. Everything else is
just oh, I'm just winging it today.
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Let's just see what I can get
my hands on, and I'll make
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something in Photoshop and I'll just go
for hours. I don't want to stop
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because I know if i'm gonna stop, I'm gonna lose that steam and I'm
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gonna lose that inspiration. It always
happens. It Probably it happens in songwriting.
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Like I'm a published author for books, and it's like I remember one
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book I was. I wrote it. It took like six months to write
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the first half. I stopped for
like a year, and then I wrote
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the second half and like one day
like I'm just gonna fucking do it.
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Yeah, you just gotta bang it
out while you're in that like creative zone.
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Yeah, it's so weird how it
works. Like I always like to
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use the metaphor I'm dipping my hand
in the golden river. Yeah, there
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you go, some imaginary golden river
where I'm pulling ideas out of you know,
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it's not coming from me, it's
coming through me. I love it.
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So, what's the craziest story you
guys have in your musical journey?
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Craziest story? Yeah, I don't
know. That might be going in territory.
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That might be a little Next question
one, the one you can tell
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tell us you know that that's not
so uncommon. Would you like to know
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what the number one answer to that
question is. It's happened four times where
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they ship their pants on stage.
That's the number one answer. Four times
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on one set. Four different artists
said, oh okay. Four different artists
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said that. Yeah. No,
man, I'm empty when I go up
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there. Yeah, I think it
gotta be. You can't be weighted down.
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It just doesn't make sense. Like
listen, it would kind of suck
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if you had to take a piss
even like go ahead, he's got one,
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tell it, tell it, tell
it. I know, I know
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one, I know it. So
there was a time. It's kind of
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a retelling. This is already on
a podcast. David Baker, I'm sorry,
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I love you man, shout out. Uh. This was probably like
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twenty thirteen, twenty fourteen. Dan
shows up to a practice. We've been
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going for like ten twelve years at
this point. Well no, not at
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this point. We just started at
this point. Now we're going for ten
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or twelve years. But Dan showed
up to a practice and we're like,
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Dan, you're like an hour late, what happened? And he's like hovered
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in blood, like are you Are
you okay? He's like, oh,
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yeah, I just wrecked my motorcycle. That's fine. Like one side of
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him is just covered in blood,
and yeah. Roland is very concerned,
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and he's just like, let's go. I love it here, I love
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playing, I love practicing, I
love being here. That's so metal right
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there, Yeah, that is pretty
metal. What do we want to tell
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the listeners that we haven't covered already
that they need to know about your band?
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We've been working for stuff like this
and even just talking to you for
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like our whole lives. So it's
an honor and a privilege and just feel
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really grateful that we're this lucky to
even play on a stage like that,
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to even be back here talking to
you. So I guess just like it
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to any band that's been working at
it or musician that's been working at it
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since they were children. Just don't
give up. That's the key, right
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there. Don't give up. It
takes twenty years at least to become an
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overnight success. Yep, that's right, just don't give up. Well,
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I'm glad you're here at Lower than
Life. It'll be killer to see you
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over and after shock and thanks for
being on the Adventures of pipe Man,
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white Man. Thanks dude, Thank
you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe
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Man on W four CUI Radio.
