Sept. 1, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Bad Wolves at Rocklahoma 2024

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PipemanRadio Interviews Bad Wolves at Rocklahoma 2024

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Hey, you have unto censure? See wow, crazy young Why.

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Kind of America? It's time for the Adventures of Pipe

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Here's your host, the white Man.

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Feeding out into obscurity up to my eyes with all

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the absurdity bullshit that comes up your mouth and concerning me.

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You're never hurting me.

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Looking Polish universally spread and does he's with your prestols,

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playing your internet game for the hell of it, grassmand

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that straws.

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You deem your stuff. I love it with crystal clarity,

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lacking the etiquette. I don't want to talk about you

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to the man. I don't look come across that and

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look up the mess.

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The batsman stop.

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We just meant the report.

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Stay crawl long, glasscause this is the pipe Man here

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on the Adventures pipe Man for cy Radio.

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And I'm here with Darc Coil of Bad Wolves nice.

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Here at rock Lahoma. Yes, sir, how does it feel

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besides Hannah's freakin' hell?

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Well, this is the third time we've played here, so

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it's like and usually we play the big stage, and

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so we're on the second stage.

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Drop.

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I'm actually happy about because the main stage is all

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these kind of like weird brick seating kind of thing,

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and if you play it kind of the middle of

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the day, it's not as filled out, so everyone's like

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kind of far away.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I'm looking forward to playing the second stage and

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get down with the grit and grime of the people.

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I'm glad you say that because bands have been around

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for a while and you're used to playing the main stage,

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you can't miss sometimes those club shows or those smaller

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stages where you have the intimacy with the crowd. Yeah.

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I mean, listen, I liked I like it all right.

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I like the big shows, like the little shows, you know,

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But at least with this festival, we've just played there

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and it's like, do I remember the last time we played.

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It was like we played right between Drothy and Jelly Roll, right,

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and it was the sun was just beating on us,

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and it was just like, and I think the sun

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was beating on people. They were just like, nah, man,

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we good, we don't we need a nap, right. But

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I think I think today, I think that we're we're

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gonna feel that energy. So I'm excited.

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You know.

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It's funny that main stage area we were just talking

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about this morning. We never noticed. I've been here for years.

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Its slopes in the pit area too, so I'm like thinking, man,

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opening the pit in the pit area might cause a

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lot of the top point mud and yeah, yeah, yeah,

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and it.

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Can get get crazy. But we came here last night

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to watch the wage War and Evanescence.

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It's event sevenfold.

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But we were like kind of hiding in the back

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and then we went kind of the front, so I

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thankfully avoided the mud pit.

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Yeah, right now, to your point with the stages. Because

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of the weather yesterday, I had to make a choice

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between three bands at one time, Wage War, Vixen, and Evanescence.

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I watched them all.

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I watched them all too, but I was like, I

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like the wage War one because of the stage. You know,

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evan Essence it's cool, and Vixen was really cool and

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I like that kind of stage too, But I think

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the stage you're playing on is like my favorite stage.

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It's a good vibe. Yeah, I'm ready, I'm ready, all.

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Right, there it is there, it is. What can we

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expect today that you don't normally do? Is there anything? Well?

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I mean, we've kind of we're in a nice groove.

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We went out on tour with Pod and April and

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kind of install the set that we're like, you know what, guys,

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we need to kind of bring it. We need to

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kind of come out swinging a little bit and kind

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of bring it back to kind of more of the

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heavy vibe.

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So we open with two like new songs. That is

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the first.

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I don't want to give away too much, but it's

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two songs from the album that you know, just have

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a little balls, has some teeth, and it's really important

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because we're a band has a lot of songs to

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get played in the radio, but you also have to

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have stuff that kind of like we're metal heads, we're

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metal dudes, and we gotta bring So we have like

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that those nice you know, just nice sound and catches,

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but we need to have stuff that really throws it down.

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So it's a kind of nice blend of that of

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like we're gonna play the hits, we're also gonna play

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a couple of songs that are gonna kick you in

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the teeth and get everybody move in and hypes up.

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And I love that because I'm a total metalhead and

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I like, you know, the radio songs. But then when

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you play me something that's not a radio popular song

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that most people don't know, then I'm having fun. Yeah,

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And like it's because to me, that's the raw you

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you know, that's like, this is who we are and.

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It's just I mean, like I said, my old band

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is a band called God Forbid.

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John was in Devil Driver, AJ was in Issues, DL

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was in a Case of You Strain.

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You know, Kyle's in Vimick and Scarlet Martyr.

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So we come all come from the heavier kind of

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underground world and so like what we love writing really

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catchy stuff too. We like kind of doing it all.

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But it's also at the end of the day, you

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are who you are, and you have to be true

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to yourself and whatever that is. And true to yourself

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is making acoustic you know folks songs and do that.

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There's nothing wrong with that as all as it's true

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to who you are.

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True. And you know what else, I think I love

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bands like yours that have members that have been in

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other bands, that have other influences, because that's what makes

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you unique. Then you're not like I find a lot

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of metal nowadays has this like algebraic equation formula, this

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is how you make a metal song. But when you

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have bands like yours that have come from all these

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different bands, there's no formula. It's just all you guys

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being you, bringing what you bring to the table that

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creates something unique and new.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, well it's I mean it's listen, it's always creatively,

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it's you know, everything.

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Song isn't like five guys.

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Maybe one or two guys write this song or one

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guy write this song, so you have to kind of

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get in where you fit in and finding that collaboration

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so that hopefully everyone's personality is represented.

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You know.

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There you go. What it's been your favorite story or

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worst story, good or bad from your whole journey with

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Bad Wolves that you're going to talk about later in life.

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My favorite story, that's a that's a good I'm trying.

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I'm actually trying to think of what was my.

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Favorite And that's a good question, right, because it's hard

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to pick that one out.

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I mean, I don't know if there's like one specific

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story in terms of the band. I think it's just

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honestly the fact that we're still here and we went

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through you know, uh, you know, tough lineup, change, a

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few years back, and it was just surviving that, you know,

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and and not knowing like going, hey man, maybe people

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won't like.

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It, maybe' well maybe we're you know, it won't work out.

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And the fact that we've persevered and we've come closer

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together and we've let the adversity be something that bonds

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us and gives us purpose and gives us goals and

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just it's a real like fundamental appreciation of like, hey man,

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I'm here today, I get to talk to you today,

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I get to play a show today, and I don't

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know gonapen next.

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Week, but that's a beautiful thing. And to have, you know,

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just going out like we've been doing festivals all summer,

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and then you.

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Know, a couple years ago we did some festivals, we

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feel like they weren't going that great, or we'd have

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a technical problem, we weren't having fun. And now it's

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like they've all been great, nice and we're having fun,

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and we're like and we're like, all right, let's keep

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this going. Let's kind of see but also it's like

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you have something to prove, go out there and let's

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take their heads off. Yeah, let's go out and improve

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people that were where something to be reckoned with. So

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that challenge and that connective force. So I'm sorry that's

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not like a.

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No I love that story story, but no, there's a

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few things I love about that. First of all, fun, Like,

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especially nowadays, people don't realize there ain't no rock star

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shit where record labels are throwing money and all kinds

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of shit at you these days. If you're not having

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fun in this industry, it's the wrong industry. Like that

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should be number one. And I think that puts a

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big strain. Also going to you know, where you guys

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have evolved to. I think if you have dissension or

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you are not all on the same page, that takes

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away from the fun too. So I can tell seeing

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you guys for years, okay, I can look up on

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that stage, I'm like, man, they all are vibing with

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each other and having fun and like they're a family.

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Now, that's what I mean to me, That's what you know.

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I'm a I grew up playing sports, right, and so

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sports is all about like the the we win together, yeah, unselfishness, camaraderie, right,

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all all that stuff and being in something together and

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and you know, I don't care if I'm like, you know,

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at a jam night and I'm playing with four guys

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for the night, but we're not a real band for

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that night.

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We're a band, right, We're like if you get a fight,

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we all get in a fight.

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You know.

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It's like and you have to have that mentality.

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And it's something I kind of like it's old fashioned

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cause you know, with computers and technology people, you know,

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bands aren't. You know, there's as many old school type

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bands as are as there used to be. But that

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family aspect is something that is the most important thing

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I think about about this and yeah, just like I

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literally put it in the group chatter, go we're gonna

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have a great time this weekend. And that's also intentionality, right, Yeah,

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you you can't just go have it. You gotta you

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gotta put everyone's mind have fun.

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I love it because I'm a monivational speaker too, so

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I love that thought process. I think that's the way

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you have to start it. You got to go into

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that gig with that just mindset and then it's fun.

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Yeah.

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But it's also it's like, you know a lot of

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artists struggle with anxiety, performance anxiety, get in front of crowds,

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you know, we're because we're all like you know, half

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of us to do this stuff. It's because we're trying

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to fill some hole, right, uh, you know, And so

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because of that, there's that push and pull of like

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please like me, please crowd, please clap, please buy my merch,

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please listen, and so we have that thing. But if

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you can kind of push all that aside, just go, man,

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let's go. Fuck, let's go, let's go make some noise.

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Right hey, if we make if you make a mistake,

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it's fine if you it doesn't matter, like there's there's

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no you don't have anything to lose, not all right,

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Like I mean, obviously if you maybe you're terrible, and

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they don't. Obviously you want to do well. But it's

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also it's like a delicate balancing act between I.

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Think you you do better when you're not stressed anyway,

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you know, like, and you're right. So many people don't

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realize how many artists have stage fright, how many artists

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are introverts. And you know, they think, oh, you're.

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Up on stage and you know you must love all this.

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And yes and no, you know, it's like that dichotomy

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of both of it, you know, and I love when

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artists bring this stuff up because I think people don't

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really realize what you guys go through every day. Yeah,

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you know, and they just think, oh, they're going up

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and just playing. No, that's that's the good part.

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You know.

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What is one question that nobody in press has ever

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asked you an interview that you wish they would ask you?

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I'm not sure that I think about pressing that way.

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So I have a podcast myself I've been doing since

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twenty sixteen, so I'm often you know, I you know,

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when I'm prepping for an interview, you know, one of

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the things I try and do is go, okay, you know.

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Ask the question that no one has asked.

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But I think that stems from like, so if I

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have an artist on where I'm a fan, right at

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the end of the day, what you're trying to do

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is is is satisfy your own curiosity. Right, So it's like,

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oh this album, man, I'm always wanted to know why

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this right? So to me, it's not necessarily about a question.

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It's that in order to ask a good question, you

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have have to have a genuine curiosity about the person.

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You have to have some fundamental knowledge about their career

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or what they're doing yor else you're what are you

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gonna have to draw upon exactly, because more likely it's

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just gonna be a generic question. So it's just about

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I think curiosity is where it all leads because then

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you put yourself in the mindset of the listener who's

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listening to the interview.

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Yeah, because they're curious.

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So that's just it's like a kind of like an

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empathic kind of circle you're trying to create.

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I love it because that is exactly what it is.

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You have it down pat I mean totally. I also

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think I take a step further metal. If you're gonna

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interview metal bands, I think you need to be a

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metal head, not because you need to like the music.

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I think there's just this mentality or there's this understanding

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that maybe others that don't understand metal don't understand or

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the passion, you know, and I think the artist wants

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that passion from whoever's interviewing them. You know, you don't

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want somebody interviewing me that doesn't like metal music. As example.

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You have to be interested in people like some people

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like you know, like I'm an extrovert who enjoys their

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kind of loan time. But but I think part of

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being an extrovert is like really enjoying the process of

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like getting out and going, hey, what's your name and

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where you from?

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How are you?

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Like look, you know, like just that and for some

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people that they just they don't that that's the worst thing.

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In the world.

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They can't stand that, and that there's nothing wrong with that,

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and it's just we're all built different. We're all built

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a little different. But you have to and I think

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to be a good interviewer, like you know, like Howard

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Stern or the greatest interviewers ever, because he can he taps,

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he seems genuinely interested and by the way, and he's

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he'll talk to people of many different they're they're an actor,

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they're this or that, but he knows people. It's almost

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like he's like it sounds like he's like a therapist

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almost or like a psychiat like he knows how to

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kind of pap into the almost to the point of intimacy,

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you know.

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And to make it up worrying for the listener, you know,

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like who wants to hear some scripted you know, like

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like programmatic thing. It's it's gotta be something that sounds authentic,

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like you really do want to know the answer to

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these questions. Well you guys, rock I'm fucking excited that

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you're here at Rockklahoma, and thanks for being on the

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Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thank you for having me and it's absolute pleasure and

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hope to do it again soon.

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Absolutely and I'll hit you a charity up to my eyes.

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Hey guys, this is Doc Coil from the band Bad Wolves.

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And you listen to the Pipe Man or some w

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four see why Nick for the hell of its your stuff.

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I love it with Thank you for listening to the

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Adventures of Pipe Man. I'm w for CUI Radio.

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