Sept. 13, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Asking Alexandria at Rocklahoma 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Asking Alexandria at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band discuss the atmosphere of Rocklahoma including tents with strip clubs and bars set up along the festival grounds. The...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Asking Alexandria at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band discuss the atmosphere of Rocklahoma including tents with strip clubs and bars set up along the festival grounds. The band just recently dropped a new album “Where Do We Go From Here” and discuss the feeling of being able to perform their new material live. The band discusses leaning back into their original sounds as well as the bands that helped form their unique sound. You can find the band online at AskingAlexandria.com for upcoming tour dates, merch, and their latest releases.
The Adventures of Pipeman Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.
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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 The Pipeman Radio Tour to Life right before your ears and eyes.
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The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
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I'm here with Sam and Cam from Askin
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Alexandrew Nice. So have you been
to Rocklahoma before? I can't even remember.
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I think we've played it twice.
I think twenty nineteen and yeah then
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was it soon? No, I'm
sure we've done it twice before. It's
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been a long time though. Yeah. So I gotta say, like,
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okay, we always talk over here
how the UK and the European festivals are
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better, and like I just got
back from Bloodstock and download. Okay,
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but this festival is really wanted to
killer American festivals. Have you have you
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guys ever been out to the campgrounds. I've not been to the compgrounds.
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I'll they fucking grab a golf cart. I'll go right ah there I walk.
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I can't even walked to the katrie
now here. It's so hot,
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I know, right, So there
are golf carts out there, like that'll
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bring you over there. But it's
a it's a sight to see, especially
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at night. There's a strip club
campsite and at the end of the way
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night when everybody's walking out, they're
stripper and they're all crowd there. It's
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like, I've given you the intel. I've given then we need to exchange
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numbers, sir, meetingmation. That's
right, that's right. Bad things.
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And now here's another great one.
My neighbor out there. It's a school
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bus. They built a platform up
top and everybody's partying on that platform and
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offering beads for any women that will
show their breasts. It's Monty g yeah,
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and they're believing there's a lot of
women out there willing to show a
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lot of beads, a lot of
beads out there, and being being like
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you're drinking now, of course there's
bars at campsites out there with free alcoholic
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thing like usually when he comes to
festivals, you're out there in the middle
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of nowst you have to meet your
own entertainment, now you Yeah, yeah,
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that's what makes this play so cool. You know. People take it
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upon themselves to build a campsite strip
club. Yes, I mean Now that's
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the reason to stay after your set
and come hang out with us. Oh
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I would love nothing more than to
be able to stay and see Limbiscuit.
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We're currently in the process of trying
to change op's call so we can
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do that's otherwise we're gonna miss him
and I'm not I'm not about We gotta
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make that happen for sure, make
gotta make it up. Five hundred mile
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drives, it's a long drives.
The next one, but where is the
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next one? What's the next one? Where we are absolutely no, I'm
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pulling out my phone right now.
Now, do you guys drive yourself or
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you have a drive? We have
a drive? Okay? Good? Because
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oh yeah, I go absolutely insane
every time I do download and blood stuck
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because I'm like, what the fuck
are these people doing driving on the wrong
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side of the row? WHOA,
yeah, you're gonna say that. I
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thought you were talking about like getting
in and the festival, Well that too,
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you know what. I'm media And
I was stuck in the queue for
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download for four hours to get in
is a huge festival. Oh my god,
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it's Hobbs. That was amazing and
I love it. It's legendary and
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playing there is always such an honor. But the logistics in and out they're
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a bits they're they're a bit trickier. And you know that bridge that it's
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like this old bridge when you leave
there, I'm actually a sleep when I'm
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yeah, entering and leaving. Yeah, that's a scary. I got pulled
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over by a cop going over that
bridge because I was going so slow because
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I'm freaking out because I'm on the
guy Yeah, pulled the big too slow.
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Yeah, the way I'm on the
rock side road. I'm like,
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the fuck, I can't judge.
I can't judge it. And then cop
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pulls me over, okay, and
they coach comes in the back of the
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car. Now in the United States, that means you're going to jail.
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So I'm like freaking out and like
that their question They thought I was drunk
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because I was driving so slow over
the bridge. Give me the check.
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Yeah, yeah, totally. But
they were nice as shit in the end.
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Okay, But at first I was
it's like, fuck, I'm going
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to a British jail because in your
mind you're like, I'm way over the
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limit right exactly, Like can you
imagine like just pulling over like ninety five
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percent of the people and everyone.
It's just been clearly been a terrible I'll
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tell you what blows my mind at
UK festivals is guys whipping it out and
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pissing right in the middle of the
crowd. They don't even walk to the
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wall. Dude, I've seen something. I've check this out. You see
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guys doing it, but women are
doing it too. There's a thing we
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have you seen the SHEWI tell me
about that. You should google, she
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Wei. It's the it's the women
that go to festivals or wherever else in
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the out in the wilderness or whatever. They need to do their business just
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like everyone else. You know.
It's a funnel. So I was walking
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around. I don't know if we're
in Germany and that all the dudes along
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the fence peeing against the fence,
but there's all these women and doing it
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to him, right, Yeah,
I saw. I should they have to
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line up because we're able to give
him And I did see. I did
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see women walk up to the troughs. I don't even I'm American, so
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I don't like pissing in that trap. I don't want to be sitting there
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with twenty other dicks. Okay,
dude, pop up Pirate? Heard about
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that guy? No, tell me
about that guy, Karen, You want
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to tell him about pop up Pirates? It download crawling? What year was
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the download? When you inst multiple
years pop up Pirates? So obviously when
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everyone this is one of the most
horrific festival story ever. I don't know
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where everyone goes. Let's take a
ship, right, it's just in Ga
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Like it is just a trough of
a hole that they've dug out for people
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to sit. There's a dude that
when with a snorkel and a mask and
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dove in there and he would pop
up while people were taking ships and like
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scare him and stuff. Holy shit, And I think anyone who went to
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download exactly I don't right, that
will get all you never knew when he
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was. He's a real thing.
It's like me, bring a sledgehammer so
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you can play whack them all with
them? Oh my on came quite became
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quite a legend. So how do
you top that? I don't think you
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can. I don't think so either. I don't know if you legally,
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I don't know, dude, legally, illegally doesn't matter. So what you
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guys got going on after Rock Oklahoma. What you got was googling it?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Actually
see I love this though, because I
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know that feeling. It's like I
have beating because I go and do all
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the festivals and my daughters will ask
me, so, which is the next
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one. I'm don't. I know
where I'm obviously right then where I am
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I right now, I've gotta check. I know I've got just me.
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I'm useless. But besides where you're
going, like, new stuff's going on
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that you want to talk about.
We just dropped a new album. Yeah,
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you know, it's a really exciting
time at the moment being able to
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play new some of the new stuff
live and see how how are people receiving
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that, Because you know how people
are, they might hear the old stuff,
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so new stuff, you're like kind
of scared to play that. I'm
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not scared of all for playing it
because we just we we've we've played a
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couple of singles from the record before
it came out. We're in Europe.
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And the response to the new stuff
because it's a bit heavier. I like
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that better so our old stuff.
People will say it's heavier with this new
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album. That we've just put out
is a mixture of everything. We're not
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shying away from some of the earlier
materials, some of the earlier influences that
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we had, and it goes off. It's really going off live. The
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new stuff is going down almost better
than some of the older stuff. Like
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you see, that's so not moving, dude. I want to see people
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moving again. I like I like
playing heavy music. Yeah, me too.
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Listen, Like, if I can
get in your pit, then I
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like your music. That's the line. There you go. I was at
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download those in both my Metallica pits, the Slipknot and to bring Me to
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Horizon. I will tell you bring
me the horizon. Blew them all away.
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Really yeah, but it was a
fucking amazing pit and it was so
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cool to see them, just like
seeing you in your home country because it's
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kind of a little different due to
headline. Download is honestly the pinnacle for
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us. As you know, we've
lived in America for a long time,
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but we are British, our whole
families, right. I think we've grew
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up there. I've moved here when
I was seven, seen with asking and
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stuff. But to do download,
headline download and I know, right.
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Most of respect to the Bring Me
guys for doing what they've done and getting
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that and not just headlining download bringing
it too. I actually put they put
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on. I've seen them so many
times. It's the best show I've ever
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seen. I saw them a couple
of weeks later in West Palm Beach,
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you know, they were on tour
with Fallout Boy. I was telling the
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girl I brought, like, you
gotta check out their show. But then
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because they weren't the headline or it
wasn't their full show, they were still
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great. But there's rules that play
in there that they've got a followed it
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exactly. It's nice to see about
given that opportunity really actually step up and
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show you what the because they're so
creative as well, like Ali, I
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think it was really involved in like
even the production inside. Oh yeah,
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let's create something totally. They're only
an hour away from where we live as
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well. So like, huge respect. I'm so glad to hear you say
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that. You know why, because
there's so many people that give them shit
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for what they're doing now and and
straying away from their origin of deathcore.
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You know, but I think artists
like you guys just keep pushing the boundaries.
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Well, people don't realize you grow
as musicians and like I always said,
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I don't want to play the same
song on every album. You know,
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we don't either. I get it, completely get it. But you
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can tell there's no lack of like
there's a secret. Also in whatever they
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do that you can tell it's just
quale. It's like quality, like it's
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just what they're doing. You know. The music is incredible, Like yeah,
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I know, but it's it marries
with the visual everything. And I'm
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saying it's because you're a new album
and talking about being heavier and stuff.
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To me, it's the same thing. It's like you're doing what you want
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to do and as musicians you've evolved
gotten better at your craft so much.
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It's such a well rounded album in
sense in the sense of that we've not
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we've not shied away from the oldest
stuff obviously, right, also the new
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sound that we've been you know,
we've gone on a journey in the past
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sorry, the past like five years
at least of these past few albums of
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making some really powerful emotional music that
we're really proud of. But it's an
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amalgamation of that and some of the
oldest. It's everyone because we've we've got
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fans that love us for some of
that music, and they don't really know
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necessarily the earliest stuff, the heavy
stuff, and it's it's nice to see
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everybody happy. I almost say,
I almost say it's better that way at
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some way. Like there's bands like
I went to Metallica's first show ever,
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Slayer's first show ever, so I'm
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or Show No Mercy it's downhill,
yeah, you know. But then like
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bring Me, I didn't. I
didn't really know them till like either Sempatornal
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or even like that's the spirit,
So I'm not one of the gatekeepers for
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bringing me, you know. And
it's like I have a different view.
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Good day exactly, it's exactly what
it feels like the right. But also
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you've got you know, then you've
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there since day one through your growth
and do you get it. Yeah,
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that's so that's the best right there, the people that can see that and
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you can get on that level with
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worth it. That's the best fucking
album to fall that like Suicide season like
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hole a shit. It was like
the album was like insane, right,
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it was like game changing for like
the whole scene in England like where we
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yeah, yeah, where we were
like grown up. Well you know it's
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once I got to know them, like
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I was like, holy shit, I'm
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that's the cool thing about playing festivals because
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I would have never known otherwise.
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and so to your point, it's
like get people interested in and then they
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can discover all your stuff. And
you know, I just think it as
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well, like if the artist isn't
excited about what they're doing, you're not
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gonna ever get what you want.
No, you have to be it's gonna
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be honest, and it's gotta be
done at a time where it's makes sense.
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bullshit that sounds like everything else.
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That's the problem I think nowadays as
an old school gatekeeper, you know,
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like and I'm not anymore, But
the fact is is that you know,
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you look at some of this stuff
today and I see some of it as
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just they're just going through emotions,
plugging in this formula. Let's not forget
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these jins and these pioneers. The
pioneers, they don't just say keeps these
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bunds from like you know, the
ogs. Yeah, they will once change.
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They would want seen as the guys
that were changing it, exactly,
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the ones that were keeping it and
exactly like the innovation was there from the
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get go, and people seem to
sometimes forget that. Yeah, music and
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creativity is always that, and if
it's not, it's just it's a form
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of expression. So if you're gonna
do music, you gotta be real.
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stage and you're not into it, and
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like this is the wrong fucking business
if you're not into it, because there
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ain't no rock stars anymore. Like, sure, you do it because you
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love it, you know, I
couldn't imagine doing anything else. And everyone,
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dude, this is me. And
every time I see you guys,
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that's what I see on stage,
you know, And there's other bands I
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don't see that. Like it's like
I on even want to go out of
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the man Like we've we've been doing
this together the same guys for a long
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time. It's nice to look around
and see the same and that's rare,
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rare. Well, this is some
special because magic cannot oh yeah, one
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hundred percent because you have this bond
and you know each other. It's just
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like that than anyone. Yeah,
it's like my engineer, he knows when
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I'm doing my show what to do
before I know, you know, because
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if you find that team or that
connection, like yeah, so give everybody
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out, they should have it array. But give out your socials, your
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website and how they can buy your
merch and check out everything. Yeah.
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Wow, let me just get the
one page out. The handles are asking
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Alexandria on Instagram. You can find
us on Spotify, Apple Music, you
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can stream and pick up buy music
anyway. You can buy music pretty much.
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But yeah, a new album,
Where Do We Go From Here,
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came out August twenty fifth. Go
and check it out, like I said,
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stream it, buy it, just
check it out, and where do
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you go from here? Right,
that's the question. Right, everybody's got
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to buy that new album because I'm
sure it's badass as hell. And I
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like the fact that it's heavier,
so that's cool, and you'll see it
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live today and I like that it
brings in old too, Like that's a
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hard thing. You just tie everything
together. Still all sweet spot, man,
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it feels great. Yeah, it's
still you. It's just the oldest
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the foundation and these are the building
blocks. But like asking Alexandre, like
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I would say, like, it's
such a complex cake with so many ingredients
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and stuff, and you can't I
don't know if we've been doing it so
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long, it's like you should.
My opinion is you shouldn't shy away from
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some of the ingredients that make us
who we are, and that's what makes
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you easy. Exactly exactly, even
if it's music or influences from ten years
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ago, like we've got you know, we're such a melting pot as a
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band, and see, that's what
makes you great. In my opinion,
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we all have different stuff and it
comes out because otherwise you sound like everybody
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else nowadays. That's the way it
is, like if you're not that melting
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pot, you just every band sounds
insane because there's so many of them,
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so you have to stand that.
Yeah, yeah, exactly, one hundred
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percent. So thanks for being on
the Adventures of Pipe Man, Thanks for
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being in Oklahoma, and thanks for
not cutting and pasting appreciate Man. Thank
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you so much for robbing is.
Hey, this is Salmon Cameron from Moscow,
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Axandrea and you're listening to pipe Man
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I'm here with Sam and Cam from Askin
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Alexandrew Nice. So have you been
to Rocklahoma before? I can't even remember.
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I think we've played it twice.
I think twenty nineteen and yeah then
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was it soon? No, I'm
sure we've done it twice before. It's
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been a long time though. Yeah. So I gotta say, like,
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okay, we always talk over here
how the UK and the European festivals are
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better, and like I just got
back from Bloodstock and download. Okay,
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but this festival is really wanted to
killer American festivals. Have you have you
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guys ever been out to the campgrounds. I've not been to the compgrounds.
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I'll they fucking grab a golf cart. I'll go right ah there I walk.
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I can't even walked to the katrie
now here. It's so hot,
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I know, right, So there
are golf carts out there, like that'll
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bring you over there. But it's
a it's a sight to see, especially
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at night. There's a strip club
campsite and at the end of the way
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night when everybody's walking out, they're
stripper and they're all crowd there. It's
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like, I've given you the intel. I've given then we need to exchange
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numbers, sir, meetingmation. That's
right, that's right. Bad things.
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And now here's another great one.
My neighbor out there. It's a school
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bus. They built a platform up
top and everybody's partying on that platform and
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offering beads for any women that will
show their breasts. It's Monty g yeah,
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and they're believing there's a lot of
women out there willing to show a
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lot of beads, a lot of
beads out there, and being being like
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you're drinking now, of course there's
bars at campsites out there with free alcoholic
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thing like usually when he comes to
festivals, you're out there in the middle
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of nowst you have to meet your
own entertainment, now you Yeah, yeah,
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that's what makes this play so cool. You know. People take it
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upon themselves to build a campsite strip
club. Yes, I mean Now that's
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the reason to stay after your set
and come hang out with us. Oh
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I would love nothing more than to
be able to stay and see Limbiscuit.
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We're currently in the process of trying
to change op's call so we can
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do that's otherwise we're gonna miss him
and I'm not I'm not about We gotta
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make that happen for sure, make
gotta make it up. Five hundred mile
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drives, it's a long drives.
The next one, but where is the
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next one? What's the next one? Where we are absolutely no, I'm
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pulling out my phone right now.
Now, do you guys drive yourself or
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you have a drive? We have
a drive? Okay? Good? Because
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oh yeah, I go absolutely insane
every time I do download and blood stuck
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because I'm like, what the fuck
are these people doing driving on the wrong
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side of the row? WHOA,
yeah, you're gonna say that. I
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thought you were talking about like getting
in and the festival, Well that too,
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you know what. I'm media And
I was stuck in the queue for
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download for four hours to get in
is a huge festival. Oh my god,
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it's Hobbs. That was amazing and
I love it. It's legendary and
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playing there is always such an honor. But the logistics in and out they're
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a bits they're they're a bit trickier. And you know that bridge that it's
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like this old bridge when you leave
there, I'm actually a sleep when I'm
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yeah, entering and leaving. Yeah, that's a scary. I got pulled
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over by a cop going over that
bridge because I was going so slow because
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I'm freaking out because I'm on the
guy Yeah, pulled the big too slow.
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Yeah, the way I'm on the
rock side road. I'm like,
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the fuck, I can't judge.
I can't judge it. And then cop
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pulls me over, okay, and
they coach comes in the back of the
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car. Now in the United States, that means you're going to jail.
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So I'm like freaking out and like
that their question They thought I was drunk
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because I was driving so slow over
the bridge. Give me the check.
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Yeah, yeah, totally. But
they were nice as shit in the end.
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Okay, But at first I was
it's like, fuck, I'm going
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to a British jail because in your
mind you're like, I'm way over the
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limit right exactly, Like can you
imagine like just pulling over like ninety five
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percent of the people and everyone.
It's just been clearly been a terrible I'll
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tell you what blows my mind at
UK festivals is guys whipping it out and
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pissing right in the middle of the
crowd. They don't even walk to the
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wall. Dude, I've seen something. I've check this out. You see
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guys doing it, but women are
doing it too. There's a thing we
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have you seen the SHEWI tell me
about that. You should google, she
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Wei. It's the it's the women
that go to festivals or wherever else in
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the out in the wilderness or whatever. They need to do their business just
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like everyone else. You know.
It's a funnel. So I was walking
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around. I don't know if we're
in Germany and that all the dudes along
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the fence peeing against the fence,
but there's all these women and doing it
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to him, right, Yeah,
I saw. I should they have to
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line up because we're able to give
him And I did see. I did
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see women walk up to the troughs. I don't even I'm American, so
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I don't like pissing in that trap. I don't want to be sitting there
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with twenty other dicks. Okay,
dude, pop up Pirate? Heard about
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that guy? No, tell me
about that guy, Karen, You want
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to tell him about pop up Pirates? It download crawling? What year was
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the download? When you inst multiple
years pop up Pirates? So obviously when
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everyone this is one of the most
horrific festival story ever. I don't know
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where everyone goes. Let's take a
ship, right, it's just in Ga
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Like it is just a trough of
a hole that they've dug out for people
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to sit. There's a dude that
when with a snorkel and a mask and
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dove in there and he would pop
up while people were taking ships and like
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scare him and stuff. Holy shit, And I think anyone who went to
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download exactly I don't right, that
will get all you never knew when he
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was. He's a real thing.
It's like me, bring a sledgehammer so
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you can play whack them all with
them? Oh my on came quite became
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quite a legend. So how do
you top that? I don't think you
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can. I don't think so either. I don't know if you legally,
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I don't know, dude, legally, illegally doesn't matter. So what you
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guys got going on after Rock Oklahoma. What you got was googling it?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Actually
see I love this though, because I
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know that feeling. It's like I
have beating because I go and do all
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the festivals and my daughters will ask
me, so, which is the next
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one. I'm don't. I know
where I'm obviously right then where I am
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I right now, I've gotta check. I know I've got just me.
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I'm useless. But besides where you're
going, like, new stuff's going on
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that you want to talk about.
We just dropped a new album. Yeah,
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you know, it's a really exciting
time at the moment being able to
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play new some of the new stuff
live and see how how are people receiving
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that, Because you know how people
are, they might hear the old stuff,
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so new stuff, you're like kind
of scared to play that. I'm
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not scared of all for playing it
because we just we we've we've played a
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couple of singles from the record before
it came out. We're in Europe.
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And the response to the new stuff
because it's a bit heavier. I like
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that better so our old stuff.
People will say it's heavier with this new
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album. That we've just put out
is a mixture of everything. We're not
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shying away from some of the earlier
materials, some of the earlier influences that
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we had, and it goes off. It's really going off live. The
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new stuff is going down almost better
than some of the older stuff. Like
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you see, that's so not moving, dude. I want to see people
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moving again. I like I like
playing heavy music. Yeah, me too.
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Listen, Like, if I can
get in your pit, then I
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like your music. That's the line. There you go. I was at
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download those in both my Metallica pits, the Slipknot and to bring Me to
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Horizon. I will tell you bring
me the horizon. Blew them all away.
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Really yeah, but it was a
fucking amazing pit and it was so
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cool to see them, just like
seeing you in your home country because it's
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kind of a little different due to
headline. Download is honestly the pinnacle for
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us. As you know, we've
lived in America for a long time,
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but we are British, our whole
families, right. I think we've grew
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up there. I've moved here when
I was seven, seen with asking and
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stuff. But to do download,
headline download and I know, right.
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Most of respect to the Bring Me
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that and not just headlining download bringing
it too. I actually put they put
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on. I've seen them so many
times. It's the best show I've ever
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seen. I saw them a couple
of weeks later in West Palm Beach,
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you know, they were on tour
with Fallout Boy. I was telling the
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girl I brought, like, you
gotta check out their show. But then
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because they weren't the headline or it
wasn't their full show, they were still
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great. But there's rules that play
in there that they've got a followed it
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exactly. It's nice to see about
given that opportunity really actually step up and
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show you what the because they're so
creative as well, like Ali, I
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think it was really involved in like
even the production inside. Oh yeah,
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let's create something totally. They're only
an hour away from where we live as
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well. So like, huge respect. I'm so glad to hear you say
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that. You know why, because
there's so many people that give them shit
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for what they're doing now and and
straying away from their origin of deathcore.
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You know, but I think artists
like you guys just keep pushing the boundaries.
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Well, people don't realize you grow
as musicians and like I always said,
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I don't want to play the same
song on every album. You know,
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we don't either. I get it, completely get it. But you
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can tell there's no lack of like
there's a secret. Also in whatever they
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do that you can tell it's just
quale. It's like quality, like it's
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just what they're doing. You know. The music is incredible, Like yeah,
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I know, but it's it marries
with the visual everything. And I'm
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saying it's because you're a new album
and talking about being heavier and stuff.
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To me, it's the same thing. It's like you're doing what you want
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to do and as musicians you've evolved
gotten better at your craft so much.
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It's such a well rounded album in
sense in the sense of that we've not
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we've not shied away from the oldest
stuff obviously, right, also the new
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sound that we've been you know,
we've gone on a journey in the past
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sorry, the past like five years
at least of these past few albums of
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making some really powerful emotional music that
we're really proud of. But it's an
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amalgamation of that and some of the
oldest. It's everyone because we've we've got
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fans that love us for some of
that music, and they don't really know
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necessarily the earliest stuff, the heavy
stuff, and it's it's nice to see
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everybody happy. I almost say,
I almost say it's better that way at
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some way. Like there's bands like
I went to Metallica's first show ever,
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Slayer's first show ever, so I'm
like, any album after Kill Them All
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or Show No Mercy it's downhill,
yeah, you know. But then like
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bring Me, I didn't. I
didn't really know them till like either Sempatornal
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or even like that's the spirit,
So I'm not one of the gatekeepers for
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bringing me, you know. And
it's like I have a different view.
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Good day exactly, it's exactly what
it feels like the right. But also
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you've got you know, then you've
got the realm with funds that have been
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there since day one through your growth
and do you get it. Yeah,
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that's so that's the best right there, the people that can see that and
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you can get on that level with
them, like that's what makes it all
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worth it. That's the best fucking
album to fall that like Suicide season like
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hole a shit. It was like
the album was like insane, right,
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it was like game changing for like
the whole scene in England like where we
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yeah, yeah, where we were
like grown up. Well you know it's
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well you should say that because like
once I got to know them, like
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I saw them at a festival,
I was like, holy shit, I'm
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in love with this band. And
that's the cool thing about playing festivals because
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I would have never known otherwise.
But then I went to their back catalog
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and so to your point, it's
like get people interested in and then they
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can discover all your stuff. And
you know, I just think it as
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well, like if the artist isn't
excited about what they're doing, you're not
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gonna ever get what you want.
No, you have to be it's gonna
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be honest, and it's gotta be
done at a time where it's makes sense.
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Otherwise you're just gonna get some manufactured
bullshit that sounds like everything else.
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That's the problem I think nowadays as
an old school gatekeeper, you know,
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like and I'm not anymore, But
the fact is is that you know,
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you look at some of this stuff
today and I see some of it as
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just they're just going through emotions,
plugging in this formula. Let's not forget
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these jins and these pioneers. The
pioneers, they don't just say keeps these
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bunds from like you know, the
ogs. Yeah, they will once change.
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They would want seen as the guys
that were changing it, exactly,
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the ones that were keeping it and
exactly like the innovation was there from the
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get go, and people seem to
sometimes forget that. Yeah, music and
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creativity is always that, and if
it's not, it's just it's a form
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of expression. So if you're gonna
do music, you gotta be real.
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I can tell if you're up on
stage and you're not into it, and
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like this is the wrong fucking business
if you're not into it, because there
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ain't no rock stars anymore. Like, sure, you do it because you
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love it, you know, I
couldn't imagine doing anything else. And everyone,
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dude, this is me. And
every time I see you guys,
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that's what I see on stage,
you know, And there's other bands I
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don't see that. Like it's like
I on even want to go out of
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the man Like we've we've been doing
this together the same guys for a long
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time. It's nice to look around
and see the same and that's rare,
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rare. Well, this is some
special because magic cannot oh yeah, one
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hundred percent because you have this bond
and you know each other. It's just
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like that than anyone. Yeah,
it's like my engineer, he knows when
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I'm doing my show what to do
before I know, you know, because
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if you find that team or that
connection, like yeah, so give everybody
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out, they should have it array. But give out your socials, your
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website and how they can buy your
merch and check out everything. Yeah.
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Wow, let me just get the
one page out. The handles are asking
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Alexandria on Instagram. You can find
us on Spotify, Apple Music, you
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can stream and pick up buy music
anyway. You can buy music pretty much.
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But yeah, a new album,
Where Do We Go From Here,
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came out August twenty fifth. Go
and check it out, like I said,
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stream it, buy it, just
check it out, and where do
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you go from here? Right,
that's the question. Right, everybody's got
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to buy that new album because I'm
sure it's badass as hell. And I
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like the fact that it's heavier,
so that's cool, and you'll see it
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live today and I like that it
brings in old too, Like that's a
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hard thing. You just tie everything
together. Still all sweet spot, man,
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it feels great. Yeah, it's
still you. It's just the oldest
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the foundation and these are the building
blocks. But like asking Alexandre, like
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I would say, like, it's
such a complex cake with so many ingredients
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and stuff, and you can't I
don't know if we've been doing it so
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long, it's like you should.
My opinion is you shouldn't shy away from
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some of the ingredients that make us
who we are, and that's what makes
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you easy. Exactly exactly, even
if it's music or influences from ten years
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ago, like we've got you know, we're such a melting pot as a
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band, and see, that's what
makes you great. In my opinion,
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we all have different stuff and it
comes out because otherwise you sound like everybody
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else nowadays. That's the way it
is, like if you're not that melting
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pot, you just every band sounds
insane because there's so many of them,
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so you have to stand that.
Yeah, yeah, exactly, one hundred
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percent. So thanks for being on
the Adventures of Pipe Man, Thanks for
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being in Oklahoma, and thanks for
not cutting and pasting appreciate Man. Thank
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you so much for robbing is.
Hey, this is Salmon Cameron from Moscow,
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Axandrea and you're listening to pipe Man
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