Sept. 13, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Bat Allison at Rocklahoma 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Bat Allison at Rocklahoma. The band describes their sound as heart felt, diverse punk music that covers topics that are real and true to the artists. The band shares stories...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Bat Allison at Rocklahoma. The band describes their sound as heart felt, diverse punk music that covers topics that are real and true to the artists. The band shares stories of touring and true restraint it takes not to smash a guitar to end their set. You can find the band's merch, tour dates, new music, and social media platforms at BatAllison.com. The band shares their love for various bands and different genres that are also at the festival and who they look forward to watching perform. Pipeman and the band talk about the difficulty of overcoming stage fright and understanding why some artists wear masks to cope. You can find the band’s latest single “Cry” on all streaming platforms!
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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.
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The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
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your assist. This is pipe Man
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four c Y Radio. And I'm here
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with Will net All. I'm on
from Bot Allison, R. J.
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Houston and the Grants Turner the Grant
Touring. Love it and listen. I
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got a funny story about that.
Okay, about names, about names.
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So Christine up there, she came
up and she was I was busy doing
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something. She was asking me about
you, and she's like, what what's
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her name? Is it Allison?
And I'm like yeah. And after she
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walked away, I was like,
oh, I wasn't really bad Dutchon and
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I went up, Actually, no, it's not. That's actually his name.
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That's all right. You know I
interviewed a band at Bloodstock that his
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first name was Lori. Yeah.
Yeah, So you know, there you
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go. There's too many Karen's.
Okay, there's just too many Karen's nowadays.
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Okay, there's shit you guys should
write a song about Karen's that would
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be a such a punk song.
Yeah, I like it it. Okay,
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you're giving me. You gave me
another song idea that, even in
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death, give me two minutes all
write that one. Okay, he's gonna
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have me working in between interviews.
Yeah, so we get an album done
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quick. I told her we need
to, for even in death, write
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a song that says what did I
say? Sewn Nations un Nations? We
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had a who the fuck is Grant
Turner fest n the one and only,
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Yeah, answer the Grant Turner here
on the Adventures of pipe Man a W
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four c Y radio. Oh Man. So I have to say I was
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telling him when I was walking over
here that there was one song that you
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played that had a total exploited vibe, like a total you know, the
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exploited, like the iconic punk.
And I was like, wow, I
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even turned to Anthea. I'm like, that's kind of exploited by it.
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That's pretty cool. And then you
mentioned one of the songs. I forget
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which one he said and mentioned.
We didn't mention the name. He just
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went doood doodoo whatever it was.
I'm like that one too. You remember
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when one when we were talking about
it. Yeah, love hate. Oh
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I love love hate. Yeah,
that was a total old school punk vibe
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too. But then he said it's
political. They said it like it had
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like a Rush influence, and then
when he said down, I'm like,
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holy shit, it is Rush.
So there you gotta love Getty. Oh
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yeah, totally Listen. There isn't
a genre out there that should not be
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influenced by Rush. Like when some
of the greatest musicians ever, I don't
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care what anybody says. Yeah,
you can't go wrong with Rush. Mean,
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it's like Aerling did do was amazing. How are you doing that thing?
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Yeah she's followed. Yeah that's better. I'm trying to follow her in
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II know, right, so go
on, what would you follow in the
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Bounty ball? So yeah? Yeah, So Rush is awesome, amazing.
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I mean, they're all had their
degrees in music and you cannot not like
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them. Their ideas or thoughts beautiful. And when you can have three this
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is what always amazes me. Bands
with three members are always more powerful than
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the bigger bands, Like they make
more sound than like Slip not as nine
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members. It blows my mind.
That includes you, guys, because you're
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you just to slip Knot what.
I fucking love that, right, right?
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And you know what he reminds me
of slip knot a few minutes ago
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when he was talking about the bouncy
ball, because I remember it's going way
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back. I put this brand new
Pennium Gateway computer, the first, the
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first Pennium ever. It had a
screen saver which was his lamb bouncing,
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and I sink it with wait and
Bleed, and so that's like forever in
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my mind, Like anytime I think
of the bouncing sheep, like you're trying
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to fall asleep, it's wait and
bleed you an lee, right exactly.
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But I do like, I don't
fall asleep to like mellow music because that's
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like it's like annoying me. I
fall asleep to the fastest, heaviest ship
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in their heads. So it's like, yep, there you go. That's
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soothing to me, you know.
Okay. We have a puppy, well
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not really puppy, she's like six
now, but she's a puppy. She
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was crazy, so more hyper than
meat were him together. And the only
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way I would get her to calm
down is I'd play harkworek punk. She
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would like chill out and relax or
play with her toy, or she'd let
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me cook, you know, or
whatever I was doing. Yeah, I
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put on like Harkwork Punk and she
was like, okay, say that.
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So how did it feel being out
here at Rock Clahoma rocking out? Man,
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fucking amazing? Yes? Yes,
oh my gosh. And I didn't
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expect. I knew you were doing
guitar giveaway. I didn't think you were
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gonna jump off some stage and just
hand it to somebody. That blew my
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mind. That's what I want to
do. Like I've always seen like guitar
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giveaways, but it's like some bullshit
it you have to pay for meat and
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green and blah blah blah, and
you know you probably spent more on it
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than the guitar. And uh,
the way you did that's the coolest way
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today. Man, I appreciate that. You know. Man, when I
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was a kid and still today,
you know, airbody's poor. You know,
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we're all trying to make hands and
meat. Yeah. You know,
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I'm gonna go to Oklahoma. Man's
my first time. It's gonna be cool.
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You know, I'm a smashing guitar. You know, I wait a
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minute, when I was a kid, I was watching smash guitars and I
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go, shit, give it to
me, man, right, my guitar
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has no strings, ain't got a
namp. You know, it's like some
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to that effects. I thought,
you know, I'm not gonna smash it.
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I almost see who's rocking out out
there, and I'm to give him
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a guitar. There you go.
So I did, and I saw the
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one person just every song they were
rocking out. So to describe the look
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on her face when you handed that
guitar to her, all her eyes has
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got big jaw dropped, like oh
my god, because I went back and
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forth in front of the stands a
little bit in front of you know,
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the wall, and I just didn't
the song and Dad and I kind of
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hung that drop real slow, and
then handed to in her eyes like oh
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my god, is this real?
You can see right? Yeah, right,
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yes, right off. Because when
I saw you get off the stage,
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I'm like, oh that's cool.
He's gonna, you know, just
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go around the crowd and play.
And I was like, holy shit,
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he just handed her a guitar.
And you're right though, because I've even
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seen bands that they smashed her guitar
and then they hand it to somebody and
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like, fuck, you gave me
a broken guitar, thank you. Not
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gonna carrying this shit around right,
And I can't even play it. Yeah,
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and even if I fix it,
it won't be as good as the
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original, because I've done that before
too, because the other guitar I used
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to bring is my I love Shanker, So I got my Michael Shanker guitar.
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Nice. His brother is when I
really went after and then went after.
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But I like him. You know, he's like trying to get his
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chrism on stage, you know whatever. So one day when my birthday party
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were on stage and having a good
old time, man, I was feeling
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the vibes. Everybody was happy and
I just do it nice. But you
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forgot the best part. What were
we doing the next week? I don't
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know what was I doing fixing it
in the studio trying to use that guitar?
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Oh yeah, yeah, I was
trying to record, yeah, if
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it wouldn't stand tune and back and
the neck was cracked. So I was
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like, so if you can't afford
guitar, is, don't be throwing him.
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Yeah, there's the lesson. The
cool thing about that show was his
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birthday and he was feeling very good, and so he did the whole like
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throw the guitar up. Me and
Grant looked at each other and our jaw
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dropped, and then Grant very coolly. Yeah. I wasn't gonna be out
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done. I wasn't gona be left
out. But fortunately for drums, it's
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hard to break drums. It's like
really hard to break drums. So you
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can just like take one foot kick
that ship down and uh yeah, so
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I joined the party. There you
go. Keith Moon revisited, but he
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did it in such a cool way. He just looked. We both went.
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I bet he went time ticket time
he is knocked over real slow and
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general whoop. There you go,
bitches. All right, So I got
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a trip a drummer trivia question now
that I brought up Keith Moon. You
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know who Keith Moon is, right, Yes, I hope. So what
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is one of the most famous things
he used to do back in the day
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that you wouldn't catch any other drummer
doing. I mean everything, right,
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Well that's pretty much true. Yeah, destroying the hotel rooms and I know
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loading is it would be cool to
do, but I mean there's no way
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we could do it like loading is
kicked drum full of explosives setting that that
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was really cool. Yeah, well, I don't know what the story I
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heard. I don't know if it's
true. Wasn't there that I think it
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was Pete Townsend took a ship on
his drum set and Keith moonated like that.
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They had they had Alice Cooper,
you know, he did the same
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thing, supposedly, Alice Cooper the
same thing, supposedbly so you got to
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be there to know it. Well, you know, just recently it was
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revealed that Ozzy didn't really piss on
the Alamo. No he did, and
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the and the and the bat thing, well, he's chocolate. And he
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got one by accident. That was
real because yeah, somebody threw it on
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stage. It was it was plat, a rubber bat. It was he
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thought it was a rubber bat or
something. And that was because they threw
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some out there as a prop and
then someone threw a real one. He
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got a by accident, yep,
yep. That was pretty good. And
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then with others there's another crazy one
I was thinking of. There's so many
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crazy ones that have happened. Have
you watched or do you watch a jack
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in ozz I used to watch.
I didn't know it's still on. I
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used to watch. It's old.
Yeah, I don't think it's we just
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started. That's where I knew about
the Alamo thing, because they actually exonerated
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him. Yeah. Did you see
that episode where he was like nervous to
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go back. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, it turns out it turned out
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he could have been going there all
these years. Yes, yes, yeah,
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it right. And we're from San
Antonio, so well listen. When
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you have a band like Motley Crude
that says Ozzy's fucking crazy, it's a
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little bit greater. They couldn't even
crazy. They couldn't keep up with him.
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Idiot blast oh man, I big
Randy Rhodes fans cutting off the eyebrows
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and unfortunately know Randy tried to come
back with it, you know, get
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him back, you know, and
hit his bus with his playing by accident.
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No recipes, Randy. So,
Ozzie, if you're listening, we
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would love to meet you and jam
out with you, and we promise lots
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of ice cream. And he's been
writing a lot of songs with a lot
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of different artists lately, so he
needs I'm playing out there. He needs
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to raise a song with bad Alison, yam, there you go, love
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it? And yeah, I was
at I saw Randy live and right before
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he died, I saw in one
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with Ozzie because you know what happened
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in for a couple of shows and
then it was Brad Gillis. M that's
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a great one. There you go. But just horsing around, you know,
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just playing jokes, no go,
Yeah, everybody safe out there,
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have good jokes. Yeah, that's
right. I can't do that stuff any
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now. So tell our listeners who
have not heard you before why they should
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listen to you, and kind of
describe what they would experience from Bad Alice.
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What's your experience I believe from me
is you want to hear the same
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song every time you can hear songs
that come from the heart, come from
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the soul. Every day isn't the
same, So every song shouldn't be the
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same. Every emotions different. So
every song cares an emotion and thought and
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we'll keep carrying that on each each
album. Yeah, and our stories,
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I mean, we keep it real
like our stories are sometimes hidden in a
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pretty sounding song. But that's a
lot of deep stuff. You know.
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We go into domestic abuse, we
go into wow, say of the world,
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but not love songs. Yes,
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to write a love song. Is
so I wrote a stupid love song when
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you were saying that. I always
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if she can't write a love song, oh my god. Oh no,
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I mean I told him I love
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this is kind of funny though,
because I read Ember. We first
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started, he kept telling me,
you know, you should maybe consider doing
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a pop punk song, and I
considered it and it just didn't come,
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you know. And so one day, okay, literally this is I think.
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I don't know if I told you
guys, this is how the song
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came. So we were getting ready. It was like a Saturday, We're
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gonna like go like to Blue Star
Area hang out, getting ready, and
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I had this melody in my head
and he's in the shower and I'm there
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with the dogs and they're staring at
me, going entertain me. I'm like,
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okay, So I get my bass
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It just came out, and then
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go hang out. I have a
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of thing afternoon, and I was
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sounded pop punk. I mean not
that I love pop punk, don't get
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me wrong, but like, you
tell me something and I will, it's
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gonna happen. It might just not
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a month or so, but anyway, So then I was like, didn't
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want to write the stupid love song. It all became this, Yes,
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well see that's a punk song though, because how made punk songs are love
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songs that men come on? Then
I like kind of funks. I play
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around the strings like playing. It's
like, but I did write Spitfire for
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him, which is about lust.
Well that's better. You know, if
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you gotta write a song, it
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Yes, and you had this other
song that I think is gonna be like
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the next punk rock anthem. Can
I want all three of you? Let's
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see if you can guess which one
I think that is next. I like
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a stupid love song. It's got
a hook, it's catchy. That is
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a good song. That's the one
Bengo. Oh my god, I love
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playing that song. A It's the
perfect live song, yeah, because it's
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just like and I saw the people
out there in the ay, it's all
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sticking their middle finger up in the
air. I love crowd participation songs either,
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like if you can sing with us, oh my god, I love
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that so much. But if not, if you could blick us off,
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I'm happy say there you go.
It's about gettingr aggressions out. You know,
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people keep everything's pins up inside.
So when you hear that song,
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that's what we're saying. This song, we're gonna do a little chant and
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you can chant with this or just
yell and flip us off and just get
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all that aggression out and then then
make your day positive after that. Just
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get it out. And there was
somebody next to me that I overheard her
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telling somebody else, Oh, that's
gonna be my new theme song. Oh
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cool, I like it. Right. Every band would love that one of
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their songs is somebody's theme song.
Yes, you know exactly. So let's
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tell everybody how they reach out to
you guys on socials on the web,
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your merch because you have cool ass
merch. And the only way band survive
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is with merch. So my listeners
aren't allowed to listen to my show unless
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they buy merch. Awesome, So
the best way to do it is go
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to bat Allison dot com and when
you get on there, we have everything
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linked already. One stop shop Facebook, you can go to Instagram, you
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can go to Spotify, you can
go to Amazon, you can click on
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the menu go to our purchasing our
merch. So one stop shop and make
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it easy for you watch our videos. Love it. And also if you
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follow our socials, keep an eye
out because we're gonna start like a separate
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group for diehard fans. And I
think it's going to be called the Misfit
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Toys, so that might be coming
soon. So funny you heard it first
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here on pipe Man Adventures with pipe
Man. Actually that's so funny too,
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because I always refer to people that
are my co hosts on my show.
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They're from the Land of the Misfit
Toys for sure. At that one baby
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doll die off up right, And
I'm the I'm the King. I'm the
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king or god of the Land of
Misfit Toys. I'm the I'm the misfit
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toys. God, so let's talk
about battle scars. I love that I
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have a physical copy of music and
from me. These kids nowadays, they
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don't know what they're missing. Man, artwork, experience a journey. You
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know. We were talking about Rush
before. Oh yeah, Like to me,
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Temple Syrinx is like a journey.
That's exactly what I was thinking of
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earlier. Oh my god, it's
like one of my favorite Rush songs.
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I'll turn it up really loud and
I'll sing that fucking song because I can't
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even hear myself singing, you know, because I'm not Getty Lee exactly up
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to sing along with it. You're
trying. Yeah, I think I sound
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good that I remember one time I
thought I was sounding really good and then
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I was at like a theme park
and I was doing Metallica song and I
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listened to the recording afterwards, I'm
like, oh god, that's not what
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it sounded like to me. But
as long as you're having that's right.
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You know, I could do the
Slayer thing. But when it actually comes
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to actual singing, you know I
could do that. Which, by way,
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what did you do before the interview? What what were you going to
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do in the interview. I said, you have to do that. Oh
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I want, I want you to
actually do it. Oh happy, come,
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you gotta do it with me?
Oh okay, okay, I gotta
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tell you funny though. So we
got nominated for Radio WIGWAM Best Rock Group,
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No, Best hard Rock Group in
the UK, and so we went,
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well, I, me and Anthony
went because it was like in December
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and the prices were ridiculous and so
I had points. I was like,
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we are not going to win,
but let's go and network, let's go.
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Yeah represent and we did. We
had a blast. But right the
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there was some issue. I forgot, some kind of weird airline issue.
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It wasn't a normal delay, it
was it was strange, and so we
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ended up getting there a day late. So we ended up our friends Sean
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and Vanessa's Sean from even Enough,
and we were being very generous with the
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Guinness. By the way, we
love Guinness too. If there's any endorsements
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out there, we would love Guinness. No, but no, So we're
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having we're having a lot of Guinness. And then I decide, okay,
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I want everybody to sit to sing
it with me, and so Vanessa is
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like, I'm not gonna sing,
and so she's like mouthing the words and
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she looks, you know, adorable, And so I told Sean, Okay,
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you're gonna sing and he was like
okay. And so I told Vanessa
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okay, ready, three, two, one, happy come and then she
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like mind it and it was cool. And then I said Sean, you're
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supposed to sing, and he didn't. He's like, I'll do it,
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I'll do it. So the camera
stayed on me and so it's I be
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calm, but it's Sean singing it, and I'm like, oh my gosh,
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it's hilarious. So that ended up
on our social media. I love
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it. So if you want to
hear Sean doing that, it was like
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in December, that's such a Sean
thing to do. Fuck Shawn Nations hashtag
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fuck sewn Nations. Oh man,
So yeah, do you want to say
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something? Oh my god, pipe
man? Have you read our bio on
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our website? I don't know.
Tell me what? Tell me what I'm
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supposed to know? Right? Why
don't you talk about the Grant's bio?
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Grant the wait, the Grant's bio. No. When I first joined the
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band, they were asking me,
hey, write, write, a bio
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for yourself. Sorry, that's my
Lynette voice. I do everybody's voice when
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they're not around, but hey,
you're here, she goes, yeah,
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right right, a bio for the
website. And I was like, okay,
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yeah, my actual like past and
life experiences not super interesting, not
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fun, I mean really, So
I basically took the plot line from the
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Drummer, from that thing you do
the movie, and I inserted myself into
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that and said, like i'd been
playing, I worked in my family's hardware
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hardware repair appliance store or something like
that. And then I also played for
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a while and Captain Geech and the
Shrimp track shooters out in LA until I
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finally came back. And long story
short, they needed a drummer and I
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became the drummer. That was essentially
my bio. Love it, Yeah,
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Now did they come after you for
copying that? Actually? What I love
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the most is the fact that different
places we've played, have you, they
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just take our bios and put them
in places. So if you go on
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the rock Lahoma website and see our
band on there, and you see our
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bios, yeah, my ridiculous story
that I made up one day is on
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the rock Klahoma website and I was
laughing, so I love that. When
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I read his bio, I was
like, what the fuck is this.
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I've never seen the movie. I
had no fucking idea what he was talking
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about. And this went on for
a good while, I mean eight months
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or so, and finally she was
can do this? I said, what
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are the fuck you want to do? I was like, that's ridiculous,
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right, So then she goes and
one day I said, watched the movie
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and click him out? What movie
the Wonders? What's it called? The
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Thing You Do? The Thing You
Do? And that was the name of
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the band, I guess. I
watched it and I laughed my ass off.
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I was like, oh shit,
I live under a rock right right.
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Me and Grant would make like different
movie references and he would be like,
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I don't know what the fuck y'all
are talking about, Like watch the
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fucking movie. So we had to
get his girlfriend to make him watch the
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movie. And then he was like, oh that's funny, no snappy.
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Yeah. You know what I would
do is maybe do your updated bio and
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it just says the grand the grant
from the oil state. There you go,
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So what else do we want?
The listeners to know that we haven't
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covered al right, that they need
to know about bat Allison. So we're
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working on album number two right now. We're actually recording stupid love song on
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Saturday, nice, so that's going
to be really cool. And then we're
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we're writing new material for album number
two because album number one just came out,
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so we need to get album number
two recorded. So yeah, we
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got a lot going on, so
follow us. And then we like throwing
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Easter eggs out there every once in
a while. Oh so we were in
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New Orleans last week. We're playing
a showcase out there, and I left
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little easter eggs. I'm gonna put
on that probably Instagram or Facebook saying hey,
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if you find this sticker, and
I put him in unusual spots,
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so if you find them, you're
New Orleans, take a picture of your
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problem. You're going to get something
from us, but I'll post where.
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Like one of them is like on
an old telephone, nice, like you
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know one of those pay phones,
but of course it doesn't have like the
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receiver, it just has I'm like, I haven't seen one of these in
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ages, you know, like a
real telephone payphone thing. Yeah, right,
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and a lot of them that you
do. See there's no phone in
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there, just the metal box.
It's like, why didn't you take the
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metal box away? Yeah? Yeah, so say that, Yeah right,
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we did. So what we did, it's for my Superman change we did
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right before Rocklahoma. We were dropping
a new single a week, like every
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Thursday. I'm leading to it.
So now it's back to the studio,
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right and record nice. Oh and
by the way, you know, you
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know, notice that Superman doesn't change
in phone booths anymore, or did you
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change it? Think about it?
Think about the new Superman's You don't see
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phone booths like the old days where
he went into phone booth and change.
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Yeah right, I like that.
Oh my uh so man, I'm so
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glad you were here at Rock Oklahoma
because we've enjoyed fucking rocked this place than
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you know. We got the Who
in here right now. They ain't got
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shit on you. You know.
Of course people think it's the Keith Moon
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Who, But it's not that who. It's it's the Who who Who.
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You're right, the cool look behind
you. They're in here. I wasn't
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kidding. They're over there, curious
over there, over I saw more so,
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how did they say I'll be interviewing
them later so you can come overwhelm
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interviewing them not while after or before. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the
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thingy the thing. Yeah, nobody
can see you doing that. You might
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have to describe what you're doing.
Oh, nobody can see you doing this.
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I love like that's one of the
bands. I'm really into you right
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now. I love the I guess
it's like the type etan monk. I'm
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seeing that, the throat singing,
the deep. Yeah, so I I
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okay, soepa what I did so
he can keep throat singing like I knew
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the throat sang, but I didn't
know they deep. That might be againstman
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going and law a deep throat okay, r J's crying, oh man,
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But I love that, so so
I decided. Okay. So I was
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on Spotify and I was listening to
them, and I was like, okay,
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you know Spotify has lyrics, and
I was like, okay, I'm
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gonna sing along to this song.
Nice. It's in their language so I
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could understand it. Hello, yes, yeah, So I tried my best
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to like and to try to do
this. I want to learn how to
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sing like that. I love I
love the deep. I'm a bass player.
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I love the deep sounds and the
resonance and the So that could be
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your new song on the album Deep
Throat with the Who and you could and
382
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you could like write the lyrics and
use Google Translate translated into Mongolian and sing
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that I love it. I love
it. Oh. Speaking of speaking of
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deep thoughts, have you seen have
you? Oh? I would speak of
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deep Throat, not deep thoughts,
But go on, have you seen gores
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and Instagram? Gores Instagram lately?
I'm interviewing them today, So this is
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it. I need this information.
It reminded me a little bit of do
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you remember Saturday Live Deep Thoughts by
Jack Handy. Oh, it reminds me
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something a little bit like that,
like a cross between that and like a
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haiku. It's just random. It's
hilarious. It's so funny. Yeah.
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I have a funny Guar story too. Just recently, So I was interviewing
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Guar at Download. Yeah Download,
the plane lost all their constants and costumes
393
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and stuff. So instead of canceling
the interview, Blowthar came into the press
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tent just as himself. Wow and
no, but like that wasn't the first
395
00:29:30.759 --> 00:29:36.440
time I've seen what they actually look
like. But it was so funny.
396
00:29:36.720 --> 00:29:38.319
Yeah, there was one time I
interviewed them in the dressing room and they're
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like, yeah, you can't take
any pictures because they're not dressing dressing their
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costumes. I'm like, yeah,
I don't care, I won't take pictures.
399
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But he came out. It was
so funny, this whole huge press
400
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tent like it's download one of the
biggest festivals in the world, Like the
401
00:29:55.440 --> 00:30:00.519
press tents like full. No one
knew it was him. What was even
402
00:30:00.559 --> 00:30:04.440
better is that a photographer saying across
from me, and during the interview,
403
00:30:04.440 --> 00:30:11.759
he saw this photographer he was hungry
and he saw they had gummies and he
404
00:30:11.799 --> 00:30:21.920
goes, here, you give me
gummies and was in told old blowthar voice,
405
00:30:22.720 --> 00:30:29.759
and the dude still didn't know.
She didn't know. I was laughing
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00:30:29.880 --> 00:30:36.799
my ass off that, like he
even teased them and no cloth. That
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is hilarious, right. It made
me like, stuff like that makes me
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think, you know, at fifty
six years old, I could go get
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00:30:45.799 --> 00:30:51.599
a mask, start a band,
get big, and then take my mask
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00:30:51.680 --> 00:30:53.960
off a go haha, fuckers,
I'm old. Well, you know,
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not only that, the anonymity.
Yes, that's kind of good job on
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00:31:00.799 --> 00:31:06.920
that, good job on that,
yeah, I know, because oh and
413
00:31:06.720 --> 00:31:10.559
an anemity. I mean, yeah, you are a you're a you're a
414
00:31:10.680 --> 00:31:15.880
screwed it up. So what were
you saying before I so rudely interrupted,
415
00:31:17.200 --> 00:31:18.000
No, no, no, I
was saying, that's awesome. That's awesome.
416
00:31:18.160 --> 00:31:21.759
Like I think that that is like
the best thing. Yeah, so
417
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I'm supposed to be wearing those two
because speaking of which, like if you
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are hidden behind a mask, I
love that because like you can just kind
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of like go with the flow.
You don't have to worry about makeup or
420
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aging or I think God's terrible today. I think it's a good coping tool
421
00:31:41.039 --> 00:31:45.559
for people with stage fright. Oh
yeah, yeah, you know, because
422
00:31:45.640 --> 00:31:49.240
like even I don't have stage fright, But even with me, when when
423
00:31:49.279 --> 00:31:53.079
I get on a mic, I'm
just like I'm speaking to no one,
424
00:31:53.839 --> 00:31:57.720
you know. I Like, That's
why I have no problem getting on the
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00:31:57.759 --> 00:32:02.400
mic, because I just in my
mind. I'm just speaking in my head,
426
00:32:02.680 --> 00:32:06.759
and that's why the fucked up ship
comes out on the mic. Because
427
00:32:06.799 --> 00:32:09.000
the stuff I'll say on the mic
I'll never say in real life. But
428
00:32:09.039 --> 00:32:14.759
now I'm just talking to myself.
So all those fucked up thoughts are in
429
00:32:14.839 --> 00:32:17.759
your head, they just come out
into the mic, you know. Like,
430
00:32:20.599 --> 00:32:22.720
so, yeah, I'm on stage
fright. When I first started,
431
00:32:22.839 --> 00:32:24.079
I had stage fright. I mean
I didn't play for years. I mean
432
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I just started playing it recently,
about six or seven years ago maybe,
433
00:32:28.440 --> 00:32:31.759
And the first show I did,
I'm a back turn. I started,
434
00:32:31.759 --> 00:32:36.039
Oh wow, I was just freaking
out, and then I turned around.
435
00:32:36.079 --> 00:32:40.000
I turned around, flips switched,
and then boom, I chick off and
436
00:32:40.200 --> 00:32:43.799
I never looked back. But once
it turned around, and soon as I
437
00:32:43.799 --> 00:32:45.160
turn around, all the people had
a good time, laid kick went up
438
00:32:45.200 --> 00:32:49.279
and then that's all she wrote.
Nice Now I love the stage. Yeah.
439
00:32:49.359 --> 00:32:55.720
So my head engineer he passed a
few years ago, but he was
440
00:32:57.000 --> 00:33:00.759
in a metal band in the eighties
and then he was in country rock duo
441
00:33:00.519 --> 00:33:05.640
and he had to He had been
doing this for like fucking thirty years and
442
00:33:05.680 --> 00:33:10.000
he had the worst stage fright.
So before a gig like he would pay
443
00:33:10.160 --> 00:33:15.039
play this one bar, Me and
him would go to the bar down the
444
00:33:15.079 --> 00:33:21.440
street to pregame so he could get
up on stage and it was so funny.
445
00:33:20.240 --> 00:33:25.400
Two sets. His name was Chad. His name during second set was
446
00:33:25.480 --> 00:33:31.839
Brad because Brad is the one after
like seven eight jack and cokes. Okay,
447
00:33:34.039 --> 00:33:37.759
yeah, and so like the first
set would be like just playing,
448
00:33:37.880 --> 00:33:43.519
he'd just be playing and good,
but just playing. Second set, sunset
449
00:33:43.599 --> 00:33:50.920
strip, Chad came out getting up
on the climbing up on the speakers and
450
00:33:51.200 --> 00:34:00.359
yelling at people. One time I
left and his his uh cutting his co
451
00:34:00.640 --> 00:34:05.680
person. However I would put co
duet person. However I would put she
452
00:34:06.039 --> 00:34:08.320
was sick that night. She calls
me when I got home, She's like,
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00:34:08.880 --> 00:34:13.800
you gotta go back and get Chad. I'm like, oh, what
454
00:34:13.880 --> 00:34:19.400
do you do? He played?
He played Sweet Home Alabama five times in
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00:34:19.400 --> 00:34:32.920
a row. I can't even And
when I got there, he was standing
456
00:34:34.000 --> 00:34:37.280
up on the amp. So he's
like, hello whatever the name of the
457
00:34:37.280 --> 00:34:45.599
place says, hello, blah blah
blah. How about Sweet Old Alabama?
458
00:34:45.360 --> 00:34:52.519
Like no, Chad, It's kind
of like Sean. Sean definitely reminds me
459
00:34:52.639 --> 00:35:00.840
of Chad. I told you his
new nickname, right, Oh my god.
460
00:35:01.119 --> 00:35:06.199
So any final words, we want
to leave the listeners with anything we
461
00:35:06.320 --> 00:35:10.239
haven't covered. You know, we
covered you know, deep throating, we
462
00:35:10.400 --> 00:35:17.000
covered fuck Shan Nation and a lot
of stuff. But what didn't we cover?
463
00:35:20.840 --> 00:35:22.519
Yeah, I know what we didn't
cover. I didn't know Batman was
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00:35:22.599 --> 00:35:30.719
Christian except for Christian bail because I'm
looking at his uh tat. So this
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00:35:30.800 --> 00:35:32.519
is my heaven and hell or my
ying and my yang. So we're talking
466
00:35:32.519 --> 00:35:37.280
about us my cross as bat wings
on it nice. You gotta have one
467
00:35:37.320 --> 00:35:39.679
to have the other. I got
a funny story about crosses, by the
468
00:35:39.679 --> 00:35:44.480
way. So when I was a
teenager, you know, back then,
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00:35:44.840 --> 00:35:49.599
piercings weren't as popular. Like you
got either your left ear or your right
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00:35:49.639 --> 00:35:52.440
ear and that one and want something
different. Yeah, and then if you
471
00:35:52.440 --> 00:35:57.199
had both, it men the other
yea. And so I said to my
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00:35:57.280 --> 00:36:00.840
dad, I wanted to get my
ear piercing. Blah blah blah blah blah
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00:36:00.840 --> 00:36:06.360
blah blah blah. So ad long
era. So I went to it anyway,
474
00:36:06.599 --> 00:36:09.039
And one day in California, the
sant and the winds were kicking up,
475
00:36:09.039 --> 00:36:12.960
so my hair went behind my ear. He had a feather earring.
476
00:36:13.239 --> 00:36:16.639
No better. It was an upside
down cross. And I'm a Jew.
477
00:36:17.360 --> 00:36:25.079
So the logic of a teenager I
walk in nouse. My stepmother sees it.
478
00:36:25.199 --> 00:36:30.360
Rats me out, and my dad
like goes off, not just because
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00:36:30.480 --> 00:36:34.519
I pierced it, because I was
wearing a cross. You're a Jew,
480
00:36:35.480 --> 00:36:38.920
I'm like, dad, but you
don't understand. It's an upside down cross.
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00:36:39.199 --> 00:36:44.960
It doesn't mean Christianity, it means
Satan. I'm not violating our religion,
482
00:36:46.199 --> 00:36:51.239
right, And I was. I
think back like to that moment in
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00:36:51.280 --> 00:36:53.719
time. I was dead serious.
I wasn't even like trying to get out
484
00:36:53.760 --> 00:36:58.639
of it. I was dead serious, like, no, Satan, it's
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00:36:58.679 --> 00:37:02.159
not Christian and doesn't because Jews don't
believe in Satan. So I'm thinking,
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00:37:02.599 --> 00:37:07.960
you're you're good. Yeah, it's
no big deal. Yeah, oh my
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00:37:07.079 --> 00:37:10.920
god, what stupid idiots we are
teenagers went up here as the crows.
488
00:37:10.960 --> 00:37:15.920
It's a little lightning bolts under my
gargoyle said. I was a kid thirteen
489
00:37:15.000 --> 00:37:17.719
or whatever the want of a tattoo, of course, so I couldn't go
490
00:37:17.760 --> 00:37:21.280
to tatchoo you tud to be eighteen. So I made my own tattoo gun
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00:37:21.360 --> 00:37:24.480
out of a toothpaste, a toothbrush, and an old cock that the digital
492
00:37:24.480 --> 00:37:27.840
clocks to flip. Got the motor
out of that and put a needle on
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00:37:27.880 --> 00:37:30.880
it, and then I made my
little night I made it made me in
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00:37:30.880 --> 00:37:32.440
a lightning bolt because I was fast
back in the day. Oh, my
495
00:37:32.480 --> 00:37:35.880
dad was a military you know,
jel a sergeant. Blah blah blah blah.
496
00:37:35.880 --> 00:37:38.400
We're working on a car one day
and next sermon sees my tattooing shit
497
00:37:39.119 --> 00:37:43.519
and fuck, he goes, what's
that? That's where you got one of
498
00:37:43.519 --> 00:37:46.199
his on your military badge with the
horse and the lightning bolts. So I
499
00:37:46.280 --> 00:37:50.920
was trying to copy that. He's
all right, that's the last one.
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00:37:51.880 --> 00:37:53.840
Yes, sir, that was a
smart move on your part. That was
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00:37:53.880 --> 00:37:57.480
a lot smarter than my answer.
I could tell you. I was trying
502
00:37:57.480 --> 00:38:00.760
to play up to dad, you
know, like you yeah and listen as
503
00:38:00.800 --> 00:38:05.639
a dad. I'd be like,
fuck, he got me. That's what
504
00:38:05.679 --> 00:38:07.840
I said. That's the last one. He said, Like, John,
505
00:38:07.840 --> 00:38:12.199
Wayne, that's funny. That's the
last one. That's the last one.
506
00:38:13.239 --> 00:38:15.519
Let's well, do we want to
do it now or we want to finish
507
00:38:15.599 --> 00:38:22.000
the interview first. It's up to
you either way, Like, I'll do
508
00:38:22.079 --> 00:38:28.159
any kind I'll even do a deep
throat picture if you want. Yeah,
509
00:38:28.440 --> 00:38:34.440
it won't be what you think though. Well, this was cool, this
510
00:38:34.599 --> 00:38:40.440
was fun. Your gig fucking rock
rock Oklahoma, and I expected nothing less
511
00:38:40.760 --> 00:38:44.480
and I am critical, So if
you sucked, I would have told you're
512
00:38:44.559 --> 00:38:46.840
right on the air. I have
actually heard you be critical of bands.
513
00:38:46.880 --> 00:38:51.719
I was nervous to be honest with
you. You know, I keep looking
514
00:38:51.719 --> 00:38:57.679
at everyone's at all to see is
he smiling or not. I'm inspecting your
515
00:38:57.840 --> 00:39:01.280
show. I wanted pipe Man's approval
because yeah, I was like collecting,
516
00:39:01.599 --> 00:39:05.480
you know, evidence if you sucked
at on the interview. Listen, I
517
00:39:05.559 --> 00:39:12.840
was at your set and listen,
you really need to blah blah blah.
518
00:39:12.920 --> 00:39:15.800
Yeah, but I say blah blah
blah because I don't have anything because you
519
00:39:15.840 --> 00:39:21.119
guys fucking rock and I don't need. You don't need to do shit except
520
00:39:21.679 --> 00:39:27.199
right the Shawn Nations song and watch
it. You got right, you got
521
00:39:27.280 --> 00:39:30.840
right? Fuck, you got right? Fuck? Was it? Even in
522
00:39:30.960 --> 00:39:37.840
Death? That's the new song death? And look at this. Oh I
523
00:39:37.880 --> 00:39:47.480
get a hat. Oh that's for
you nice? I want both? What
524
00:39:47.480 --> 00:39:53.199
what the fuck you know? There's
a Yiddish saying mems fay. It means
525
00:39:53.519 --> 00:39:58.320
free take two. Excuse me,
sir, we're in the middle of an
526
00:39:58.360 --> 00:40:05.239
interview here, yea, we're late
for another interview. Uh oh, you're
527
00:40:05.320 --> 00:40:09.280
late. You have somebody right now
too, Yeah, except they canceled.
528
00:40:09.280 --> 00:40:14.840
They're not doing any press, so
so I can talk for the next hour.
529
00:40:14.960 --> 00:40:17.599
Fuck the rest of your interviews.
Now, well, then, you're
530
00:40:17.719 --> 00:40:21.599
late. You're late. You're late
for an important things. Hang out with
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you, pipe man. That's right, and with that hat on, I
532
00:40:23.519 --> 00:40:27.679
just feel like saying you're late.
You're late, you're late for important important
533
00:40:27.719 --> 00:40:30.239
date. Time to say hello,
good hello, goodbye. I'm like,
534
00:40:30.320 --> 00:40:32.480
I'm like, I'm like, I'm
late. And there it is. We're
535
00:40:32.599 --> 00:40:37.280
late. So we got go people. We gotta let Bad Allison go before
536
00:40:37.760 --> 00:40:44.599
the other interview kicks my ass for
taking their time. Yeah. Hey,
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00:40:44.639 --> 00:40:46.719
thanks for having Bad Allison on the
Adventure as a pipe man. Well,
538
00:40:46.800 --> 00:40:54.519
thank you all of you, even
even the Grant. I'm just gonna call
539
00:40:54.559 --> 00:41:01.039
him the Grant. That sounds cool. That's like a superhero, the grand
540
00:41:02.880 --> 00:41:09.000
Thanks for being on the Adventures Pike
Main. Thank you for listening to the
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Adventures of patemin Im W four CUI
Radio.
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Hey, you love them too?
Sure on for se Wow, wake up
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America, It's time for the Adventures
of pipe Man on w for cy dot
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com West pomp Beats, his number
one internet radio station. Here's your host,
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the pipe Man. You show us
your assist. This is pipe Man
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here on the Adventures pike Man W
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with Will net All. I'm on
from Bot Allison, R. J.
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Houston and the Grants Turner the Grant
Touring. Love it and listen. I
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got a funny story about that.
Okay, about names, about names.
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So Christine up there, she came
up and she was I was busy doing
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something. She was asking me about
you, and she's like, what what's
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her name? Is it Allison?
And I'm like yeah. And after she
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walked away, I was like,
oh, I wasn't really bad Dutchon and
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I went up, Actually, no, it's not. That's actually his name.
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That's all right. You know I
interviewed a band at Bloodstock that his
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first name was Lori. Yeah.
Yeah, So you know, there you
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go. There's too many Karen's.
Okay, there's just too many Karen's nowadays.
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Okay, there's shit you guys should
write a song about Karen's that would
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be a such a punk song.
Yeah, I like it it. Okay,
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you're giving me. You gave me
another song idea that, even in
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death, give me two minutes all
write that one. Okay, he's gonna
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have me working in between interviews.
Yeah, so we get an album done
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quick. I told her we need
to, for even in death, write
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a song that says what did I
say? Sewn Nations un Nations? We
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had a who the fuck is Grant
Turner fest n the one and only,
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Yeah, answer the Grant Turner here
on the Adventures of pipe Man a W
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four c Y radio. Oh Man. So I have to say I was
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telling him when I was walking over
here that there was one song that you
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played that had a total exploited vibe, like a total you know, the
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exploited, like the iconic punk.
And I was like, wow, I
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even turned to Anthea. I'm like, that's kind of exploited by it.
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That's pretty cool. And then you
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which one he said and mentioned.
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went doood doodoo whatever it was.
I'm like that one too. You remember
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when one when we were talking about
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I love love hate. Yeah,
that was a total old school punk vibe
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too. But then he said it's
political. They said it like it had
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like a Rush influence, and then
when he said down, I'm like,
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holy shit, it is Rush.
So there you gotta love Getty. Oh
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yeah, totally Listen. There isn't
a genre out there that should not be
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influenced by Rush. Like when some
of the greatest musicians ever, I don't
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care what anybody says. Yeah,
you can't go wrong with Rush. Mean,
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it's like Aerling did do was amazing. How are you doing that thing?
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Yeah she's followed. Yeah that's better. I'm trying to follow her in
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II know, right, so go
on, what would you follow in the
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Bounty ball? So yeah? Yeah, So Rush is awesome, amazing.
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I mean, they're all had their
degrees in music and you cannot not like
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them. Their ideas or thoughts beautiful. And when you can have three this
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is what always amazes me. Bands
with three members are always more powerful than
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the bigger bands, Like they make
more sound than like Slip not as nine
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members. It blows my mind.
That includes you, guys, because you're
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you just to slip Knot what.
I fucking love that, right, right?
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And you know what he reminds me
of slip knot a few minutes ago
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when he was talking about the bouncy
ball, because I remember it's going way
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back. I put this brand new
Pennium Gateway computer, the first, the
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first Pennium ever. It had a
screen saver which was his lamb bouncing,
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and I sink it with wait and
Bleed, and so that's like forever in
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my mind, Like anytime I think
of the bouncing sheep, like you're trying
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to fall asleep, it's wait and
bleed you an lee, right exactly.
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like it's like annoying me. I
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in their heads. So it's like, yep, there you go. That's
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soothing to me, you know.
Okay. We have a puppy, well
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not really puppy, she's like six
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was crazy, so more hyper than
meat were him together. And the only
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way I would get her to calm
down is I'd play harkworek punk. She
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would like chill out and relax or
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me cook, you know, or
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put on like Harkwork Punk and she
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So how did it feel being out
here at Rock Clahoma rocking out? Man,
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fucking amazing? Yes? Yes,
oh my gosh. And I didn't
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expect. I knew you were doing
guitar giveaway. I didn't think you were
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gonna jump off some stage and just
hand it to somebody. That blew my
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mind. That's what I want to
do. Like I've always seen like guitar
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giveaways, but it's like some bullshit
it you have to pay for meat and
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green and blah blah blah, and
you know you probably spent more on it
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than the guitar. And uh,
the way you did that's the coolest way
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today. Man, I appreciate that. You know. Man, when I
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was a kid and still today,
you know, airbody's poor. You know,
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we're all trying to make hands and
meat. Yeah. You know,
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I'm gonna go to Oklahoma. Man's
my first time. It's gonna be cool.
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You know, I'm a smashing guitar. You know, I wait a
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minute, when I was a kid, I was watching smash guitars and I
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go, shit, give it to
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has no strings, ain't got a
namp. You know, it's like some
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to that effects. I thought,
you know, I'm not gonna smash it.
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I almost see who's rocking out out
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a guitar. There you go.
So I did, and I saw the
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one person just every song they were
rocking out. So to describe the look
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on her face when you handed that
guitar to her, all her eyes has
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got big jaw dropped, like oh
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forth in front of the stands a
little bit in front of you know,
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the wall, and I just didn't
the song and Dad and I kind of
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hung that drop real slow, and
then handed to in her eyes like oh
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my god, is this real?
You can see right? Yeah, right,
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yes, right off. Because when
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I'm like, oh that's cool.
He's gonna, you know, just
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go around the crowd and play.
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he just handed her a guitar.
And you're right though, because I've even
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seen bands that they smashed her guitar
and then they hand it to somebody and
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like, fuck, you gave me
a broken guitar, thank you. Not
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gonna carrying this shit around right,
And I can't even play it. Yeah,
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and even if I fix it,
it won't be as good as the
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original, because I've done that before
too, because the other guitar I used
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to bring is my I love Shanker, So I got my Michael Shanker guitar.
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Nice. His brother is when I
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But I like him. You know, he's like trying to get his
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chrism on stage, you know whatever. So one day when my birthday party
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were on stage and having a good
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the vibes. Everybody was happy and
I just do it nice. But you
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forgot the best part. What were
we doing the next week? I don't
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know what was I doing fixing it
in the studio trying to use that guitar?
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Oh yeah, yeah, I was
trying to record, yeah, if
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it wouldn't stand tune and back and
the neck was cracked. So I was
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like, so if you can't afford
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Yeah, there's the lesson. The
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birthday and he was feeling very good, and so he did the whole like
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throw the guitar up. Me and
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dropped, and then Grant very coolly. Yeah. I wasn't gonna be out
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done. I wasn't gona be left
out. But fortunately for drums, it's
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hard to break drums. It's like
really hard to break drums. So you
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can just like take one foot kick
that ship down and uh yeah, so
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I joined the party. There you
go. Keith Moon revisited, but he
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did it in such a cool way. He just looked. We both went.
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I bet he went time ticket time
he is knocked over real slow and
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general whoop. There you go,
bitches. All right, So I got
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a trip a drummer trivia question now
that I brought up Keith Moon. You
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know who Keith Moon is, right, Yes, I hope. So what
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is one of the most famous things
he used to do back in the day
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that you wouldn't catch any other drummer
doing. I mean everything, right,
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Well that's pretty much true. Yeah, destroying the hotel rooms and I know
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loading is it would be cool to
do, but I mean there's no way
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we could do it like loading is
kicked drum full of explosives setting that that
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was really cool. Yeah, well, I don't know what the story I
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heard. I don't know if it's
true. Wasn't there that I think it
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was Pete Townsend took a ship on
his drum set and Keith moonated like that.
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They had they had Alice Cooper,
you know, he did the same
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thing, supposedly, Alice Cooper the
same thing, supposedbly so you got to
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be there to know it. Well, you know, just recently it was
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revealed that Ozzy didn't really piss on
the Alamo. No he did, and
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the and the and the bat thing, well, he's chocolate. And he
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got one by accident. That was
real because yeah, somebody threw it on
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stage. It was it was plat, a rubber bat. It was he
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thought it was a rubber bat or
something. And that was because they threw
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some out there as a prop and
then someone threw a real one. He
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got a by accident, yep,
yep. That was pretty good. And
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then with others there's another crazy one
I was thinking of. There's so many
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crazy ones that have happened. Have
you watched or do you watch a jack
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in ozz I used to watch.
I didn't know it's still on. I
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used to watch. It's old.
Yeah, I don't think it's we just
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started. That's where I knew about
the Alamo thing, because they actually exonerated
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him. Yeah. Did you see
that episode where he was like nervous to
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go back. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, it turns out it turned out
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he could have been going there all
these years. Yes, yes, yeah,
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it right. And we're from San
Antonio, so well listen. When
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you have a band like Motley Crude
that says Ozzy's fucking crazy, it's a
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little bit greater. They couldn't even
crazy. They couldn't keep up with him.
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Idiot blast oh man, I big
Randy Rhodes fans cutting off the eyebrows
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and unfortunately know Randy tried to come
back with it, you know, get
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him back, you know, and
hit his bus with his playing by accident.
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No recipes, Randy. So,
Ozzie, if you're listening, we
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would love to meet you and jam
out with you, and we promise lots
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of ice cream. And he's been
writing a lot of songs with a lot
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of different artists lately, so he
needs I'm playing out there. He needs
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to raise a song with bad Alison, yam, there you go, love
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it? And yeah, I was
at I saw Randy live and right before
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he died, I saw in one
year Randy, Pat Travers and Brad Gillis
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with Ozzie because you know what happened
like after Randy died, Pat Travers filled
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in for a couple of shows and
then it was Brad Gillis. M that's
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a great one. There you go. But just horsing around, you know,
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just playing jokes, no go,
Yeah, everybody safe out there,
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have good jokes. Yeah, that's
right. I can't do that stuff any
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now. So tell our listeners who
have not heard you before why they should
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listen to you, and kind of
describe what they would experience from Bad Alice.
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What's your experience I believe from me
is you want to hear the same
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song every time you can hear songs
that come from the heart, come from
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the soul. Every day isn't the
same, So every song shouldn't be the
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same. Every emotions different. So
every song cares an emotion and thought and
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we'll keep carrying that on each each
album. Yeah, and our stories,
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I mean, we keep it real
like our stories are sometimes hidden in a
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pretty sounding song. But that's a
lot of deep stuff. You know.
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We go into domestic abuse, we
go into wow, say of the world,
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but not love songs. Yes,
okay, so I don't know how
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to write a love song. Is
so I wrote a stupid love song when
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you were saying that. I always
feel real bad for Anthony because I'm like,
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if she can't write a love song, oh my god. Oh no,
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I mean I told him I love
him beyond. But actually, okay,
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this is kind of funny though,
because I read Ember. We first
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started, he kept telling me,
you know, you should maybe consider doing
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a pop punk song, and I
considered it and it just didn't come,
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you know. And so one day, okay, literally this is I think.
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I don't know if I told you
guys, this is how the song
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came. So we were getting ready. It was like a Saturday, We're
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gonna like go like to Blue Star
Area hang out, getting ready, and
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I had this melody in my head
and he's in the shower and I'm there
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with the dogs and they're staring at
me, going entertain me. I'm like,
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okay, So I get my bass
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It just came out, and then
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go hang out. I have a
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of thing afternoon, and I was
like kind of mad at him because it
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sounded pop punk. I mean not
that I love pop punk, don't get
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me wrong, but like, you
tell me something and I will, it's
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gonna happen. It might just not
happen in five seconds, give me like
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a month or so, but anyway, So then I was like, didn't
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want to write the stupid love song. It all became this, Yes,
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well see that's a punk song though, because how made punk songs are love
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songs that men come on? Then
I like kind of funks. I play
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around the strings like playing. It's
like, but I did write Spitfire for
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him, which is about lust.
Well that's better. You know, if
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you gotta write a song, it
should be about lost, not love.
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Yes, and you had this other
song that I think is gonna be like
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the next punk rock anthem. Can
I want all three of you? Let's
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see if you can guess which one
I think that is next. I like
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a stupid love song. It's got
a hook, it's catchy. That is
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a good song. That's the one
Bengo. Oh my god, I love
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playing that song. A It's the
perfect live song, yeah, because it's
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just like and I saw the people
out there in the ay, it's all
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sticking their middle finger up in the
air. I love crowd participation songs either,
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like if you can sing with us, oh my god, I love
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that so much. But if not, if you could blick us off,
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I'm happy say there you go.
It's about gettingr aggressions out. You know,
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people keep everything's pins up inside.
So when you hear that song,
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that's what we're saying. This song, we're gonna do a little chant and
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you can chant with this or just
yell and flip us off and just get
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all that aggression out and then then
make your day positive after that. Just
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get it out. And there was
somebody next to me that I overheard her
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telling somebody else, Oh, that's
gonna be my new theme song. Oh
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cool, I like it. Right. Every band would love that one of
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their songs is somebody's theme song.
Yes, you know exactly. So let's
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tell everybody how they reach out to
you guys on socials on the web,
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your merch because you have cool ass
merch. And the only way band survive
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is with merch. So my listeners
aren't allowed to listen to my show unless
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they buy merch. Awesome, So
the best way to do it is go
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to bat Allison dot com and when
you get on there, we have everything
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linked already. One stop shop Facebook, you can go to Instagram, you
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can go to Spotify, you can
go to Amazon, you can click on
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the menu go to our purchasing our
merch. So one stop shop and make
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it easy for you watch our videos. Love it. And also if you
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follow our socials, keep an eye
out because we're gonna start like a separate
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group for diehard fans. And I
think it's going to be called the Misfit
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Toys, so that might be coming
soon. So funny you heard it first
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here on pipe Man Adventures with pipe
Man. Actually that's so funny too,
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because I always refer to people that
are my co hosts on my show.
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They're from the Land of the Misfit
Toys for sure. At that one baby
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doll die off up right, And
I'm the I'm the King. I'm the
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king or god of the Land of
Misfit Toys. I'm the I'm the misfit
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toys. God, so let's talk
about battle scars. I love that I
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have a physical copy of music and
from me. These kids nowadays, they
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don't know what they're missing. Man, artwork, experience a journey. You
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know. We were talking about Rush
before. Oh yeah, Like to me,
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Temple Syrinx is like a journey.
That's exactly what I was thinking of
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earlier. Oh my god, it's
like one of my favorite Rush songs.
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I'll turn it up really loud and
I'll sing that fucking song because I can't
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even hear myself singing, you know, because I'm not Getty Lee exactly up
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to sing along with it. You're
trying. Yeah, I think I sound
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good that I remember one time I
thought I was sounding really good and then
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I was at like a theme park
and I was doing Metallica song and I
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listened to the recording afterwards, I'm
like, oh god, that's not what
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it sounded like to me. But
as long as you're having that's right.
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You know, I could do the
Slayer thing. But when it actually comes
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to actual singing, you know I
could do that. Which, by way,
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what did you do before the interview? What what were you going to
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do in the interview. I said, you have to do that. Oh
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I want, I want you to
actually do it. Oh happy, come,
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you gotta do it with me?
Oh okay, okay, I gotta
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tell you funny though. So we
got nominated for Radio WIGWAM Best Rock Group,
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No, Best hard Rock Group in
the UK, and so we went,
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well, I, me and Anthony
went because it was like in December
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and the prices were ridiculous and so
I had points. I was like,
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we are not going to win,
but let's go and network, let's go.
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Yeah represent and we did. We
had a blast. But right the
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there was some issue. I forgot, some kind of weird airline issue.
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It wasn't a normal delay, it
was it was strange, and so we
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ended up getting there a day late. So we ended up our friends Sean
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and Vanessa's Sean from even Enough,
and we were being very generous with the
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Guinness. By the way, we
love Guinness too. If there's any endorsements
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out there, we would love Guinness. No, but no, So we're
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having we're having a lot of Guinness. And then I decide, okay,
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I want everybody to sit to sing
it with me, and so Vanessa is
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like, I'm not gonna sing,
and so she's like mouthing the words and
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she looks, you know, adorable, And so I told Sean, Okay,
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you're gonna sing and he was like
okay. And so I told Vanessa
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okay, ready, three, two, one, happy come and then she
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like mind it and it was cool. And then I said Sean, you're
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supposed to sing, and he didn't. He's like, I'll do it,
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I'll do it. So the camera
stayed on me and so it's I be
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calm, but it's Sean singing it, and I'm like, oh my gosh,
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it's hilarious. So that ended up
on our social media. I love
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it. So if you want to
hear Sean doing that, it was like
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in December, that's such a Sean
thing to do. Fuck Shawn Nations hashtag
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fuck sewn Nations. Oh man,
So yeah, do you want to say
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something? Oh my god, pipe
man? Have you read our bio on
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our website? I don't know.
Tell me what? Tell me what I'm
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supposed to know? Right? Why
don't you talk about the Grant's bio?
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Grant the wait, the Grant's bio. No. When I first joined the
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band, they were asking me,
hey, write, write, a bio
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for yourself. Sorry, that's my
Lynette voice. I do everybody's voice when
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they're not around, but hey,
you're here, she goes, yeah,
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right right, a bio for the
website. And I was like, okay,
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yeah, my actual like past and
life experiences not super interesting, not
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fun, I mean really, So
I basically took the plot line from the
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Drummer, from that thing you do
the movie, and I inserted myself into
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that and said, like i'd been
playing, I worked in my family's hardware
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hardware repair appliance store or something like
that. And then I also played for
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a while and Captain Geech and the
Shrimp track shooters out in LA until I
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finally came back. And long story
short, they needed a drummer and I
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became the drummer. That was essentially
my bio. Love it, Yeah,
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Now did they come after you for
copying that? Actually? What I love
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the most is the fact that different
places we've played, have you, they
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just take our bios and put them
in places. So if you go on
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the rock Lahoma website and see our
band on there, and you see our
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bios, yeah, my ridiculous story
that I made up one day is on
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the rock Klahoma website and I was
laughing, so I love that. When
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I read his bio, I was
like, what the fuck is this.
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I've never seen the movie. I
had no fucking idea what he was talking
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about. And this went on for
a good while, I mean eight months
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or so, and finally she was
can do this? I said, what
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are the fuck you want to do? I was like, that's ridiculous,
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right, So then she goes and
one day I said, watched the movie
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and click him out? What movie
the Wonders? What's it called? The
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Thing You Do? The Thing You
Do? And that was the name of
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the band, I guess. I
watched it and I laughed my ass off.
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I was like, oh shit,
I live under a rock right right.
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Me and Grant would make like different
movie references and he would be like,
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I don't know what the fuck y'all
are talking about, Like watch the
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fucking movie. So we had to
get his girlfriend to make him watch the
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movie. And then he was like, oh that's funny, no snappy.
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Yeah. You know what I would
do is maybe do your updated bio and
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it just says the grand the grant
from the oil state. There you go,
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So what else do we want?
The listeners to know that we haven't
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covered al right, that they need
to know about bat Allison. So we're
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working on album number two right now. We're actually recording stupid love song on
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Saturday, nice, so that's going
to be really cool. And then we're
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we're writing new material for album number
two because album number one just came out,
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so we need to get album number
two recorded. So yeah, we
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got a lot going on, so
follow us. And then we like throwing
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Easter eggs out there every once in
a while. Oh so we were in
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New Orleans last week. We're playing
a showcase out there, and I left
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little easter eggs. I'm gonna put
on that probably Instagram or Facebook saying hey,
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if you find this sticker, and
I put him in unusual spots,
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so if you find them, you're
New Orleans, take a picture of your
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problem. You're going to get something
from us, but I'll post where.
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Like one of them is like on
an old telephone, nice, like you
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know one of those pay phones,
but of course it doesn't have like the
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receiver, it just has I'm like, I haven't seen one of these in
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ages, you know, like a
real telephone payphone thing. Yeah, right,
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and a lot of them that you
do. See there's no phone in
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there, just the metal box.
It's like, why didn't you take the
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metal box away? Yeah? Yeah, so say that, Yeah right,
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we did. So what we did, it's for my Superman change we did
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right before Rocklahoma. We were dropping
a new single a week, like every
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Thursday. I'm leading to it.
So now it's back to the studio,
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right and record nice. Oh and
by the way, you know, you
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know, notice that Superman doesn't change
in phone booths anymore, or did you
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change it? Think about it?
Think about the new Superman's You don't see
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phone booths like the old days where
he went into phone booth and change.
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Yeah right, I like that.
Oh my uh so man, I'm so
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glad you were here at Rock Oklahoma
because we've enjoyed fucking rocked this place than
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you know. We got the Who
in here right now. They ain't got
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shit on you. You know.
Of course people think it's the Keith Moon
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Who, But it's not that who. It's it's the Who who Who.
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You're right, the cool look behind
you. They're in here. I wasn't
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kidding. They're over there, curious
over there, over I saw more so,
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how did they say I'll be interviewing
them later so you can come overwhelm
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interviewing them not while after or before. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the
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thingy the thing. Yeah, nobody
can see you doing that. You might
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have to describe what you're doing.
Oh, nobody can see you doing this.
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I love like that's one of the
bands. I'm really into you right
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now. I love the I guess
it's like the type etan monk. I'm
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seeing that, the throat singing,
the deep. Yeah, so I I
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okay, soepa what I did so
he can keep throat singing like I knew
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the throat sang, but I didn't
know they deep. That might be againstman
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going and law a deep throat okay, r J's crying, oh man,
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But I love that, so so
I decided. Okay. So I was
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on Spotify and I was listening to
them, and I was like, okay,
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you know Spotify has lyrics, and
I was like, okay, I'm
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gonna sing along to this song.
Nice. It's in their language so I
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could understand it. Hello, yes, yeah, So I tried my best
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to like and to try to do
this. I want to learn how to
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sing like that. I love I
love the deep. I'm a bass player.
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I love the deep sounds and the
resonance and the So that could be
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your new song on the album Deep
Throat with the Who and you could and
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you could like write the lyrics and
use Google Translate translated into Mongolian and sing
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that I love it. I love
it. Oh. Speaking of speaking of
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deep thoughts, have you seen have
you? Oh? I would speak of
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deep Throat, not deep thoughts,
But go on, have you seen gores
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and Instagram? Gores Instagram lately?
I'm interviewing them today, So this is
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it. I need this information.
It reminded me a little bit of do
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you remember Saturday Live Deep Thoughts by
Jack Handy. Oh, it reminds me
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something a little bit like that,
like a cross between that and like a
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haiku. It's just random. It's
hilarious. It's so funny. Yeah.
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I have a funny Guar story too. Just recently, So I was interviewing
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Guar at Download. Yeah Download,
the plane lost all their constants and costumes
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and stuff. So instead of canceling
the interview, Blowthar came into the press
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tent just as himself. Wow and
no, but like that wasn't the first
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time I've seen what they actually look
like. But it was so funny.
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Yeah, there was one time I
interviewed them in the dressing room and they're
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like, yeah, you can't take
any pictures because they're not dressing dressing their
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costumes. I'm like, yeah,
I don't care, I won't take pictures.
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But he came out. It was
so funny, this whole huge press
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tent like it's download one of the
biggest festivals in the world, Like the
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press tents like full. No one
knew it was him. What was even
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better is that a photographer saying across
from me, and during the interview,
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he saw this photographer he was hungry
and he saw they had gummies and he
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goes, here, you give me
gummies and was in told old blowthar voice,
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and the dude still didn't know.
She didn't know. I was laughing
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my ass off that, like he
even teased them and no cloth. That
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is hilarious, right. It made
me like, stuff like that makes me
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think, you know, at fifty
six years old, I could go get
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a mask, start a band,
get big, and then take my mask
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off a go haha, fuckers,
I'm old. Well, you know,
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not only that, the anonymity.
Yes, that's kind of good job on
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that, good job on that,
yeah, I know, because oh and
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an anemity. I mean, yeah, you are a you're a you're a
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screwed it up. So what were
you saying before I so rudely interrupted,
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No, no, no, I
was saying, that's awesome. That's awesome.
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Like I think that that is like
the best thing. Yeah, so
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I'm supposed to be wearing those two
because speaking of which, like if you
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are hidden behind a mask, I
love that because like you can just kind
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of like go with the flow.
You don't have to worry about makeup or
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aging or I think God's terrible today. I think it's a good coping tool
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for people with stage fright. Oh
yeah, yeah, you know, because
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like even I don't have stage fright, But even with me, when when
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I get on a mic, I'm
just like I'm speaking to no one,
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you know. I Like, That's
why I have no problem getting on the
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mic, because I just in my
mind. I'm just speaking in my head,
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and that's why the fucked up ship
comes out on the mic. Because
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the stuff I'll say on the mic
I'll never say in real life. But
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now I'm just talking to myself.
So all those fucked up thoughts are in
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your head, they just come out
into the mic, you know. Like,
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so, yeah, I'm on stage
fright. When I first started,
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I had stage fright. I mean
I didn't play for years. I mean
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I just started playing it recently,
about six or seven years ago maybe,
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And the first show I did,
I'm a back turn. I started,
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Oh wow, I was just freaking
out, and then I turned around.
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I turned around, flips switched,
and then boom, I chick off and
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I never looked back. But once
it turned around, and soon as I
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turn around, all the people had
a good time, laid kick went up
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and then that's all she wrote.
Nice Now I love the stage. Yeah.
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So my head engineer he passed a
few years ago, but he was
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in a metal band in the eighties
and then he was in country rock duo
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and he had to He had been
doing this for like fucking thirty years and
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he had the worst stage fright.
So before a gig like he would pay
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play this one bar, Me and
him would go to the bar down the
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street to pregame so he could get
up on stage and it was so funny.
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Two sets. His name was Chad. His name during second set was
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Brad because Brad is the one after
like seven eight jack and cokes. Okay,
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yeah, and so like the first
set would be like just playing,
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he'd just be playing and good,
but just playing. Second set, sunset
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00:33:43.599 --> 00:33:50.920
strip, Chad came out getting up
on the climbing up on the speakers and
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yelling at people. One time I
left and his his uh cutting his co
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person. However I would put co
duet person. However I would put she
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was sick that night. She calls
me when I got home, She's like,
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you gotta go back and get Chad. I'm like, oh, what
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do you do? He played?
He played Sweet Home Alabama five times in
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a row. I can't even And
when I got there, he was standing
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up on the amp. So he's
like, hello whatever the name of the
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place says, hello, blah blah
blah. How about Sweet Old Alabama?
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Like no, Chad, It's kind
of like Sean. Sean definitely reminds me
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of Chad. I told you his
new nickname, right, Oh my god.
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So any final words, we want
to leave the listeners with anything we
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haven't covered. You know, we
covered you know, deep throating, we
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covered fuck Shan Nation and a lot
of stuff. But what didn't we cover?
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Yeah, I know what we didn't
cover. I didn't know Batman was
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Christian except for Christian bail because I'm
looking at his uh tat. So this
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is my heaven and hell or my
ying and my yang. So we're talking
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about us my cross as bat wings
on it nice. You gotta have one
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to have the other. I got
a funny story about crosses, by the
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way. So when I was a
teenager, you know, back then,
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piercings weren't as popular. Like you
got either your left ear or your right
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ear and that one and want something
different. Yeah, and then if you
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had both, it men the other
yea. And so I said to my
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dad, I wanted to get my
ear piercing. Blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah blah. So ad long
era. So I went to it anyway,
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And one day in California, the
sant and the winds were kicking up,
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so my hair went behind my ear. He had a feather earring.
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No better. It was an upside
down cross. And I'm a Jew.
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So the logic of a teenager I
walk in nouse. My stepmother sees it.
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Rats me out, and my dad
like goes off, not just because
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I pierced it, because I was
wearing a cross. You're a Jew,
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I'm like, dad, but you
don't understand. It's an upside down cross.
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It doesn't mean Christianity, it means
Satan. I'm not violating our religion,
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right, And I was. I
think back like to that moment in
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time. I was dead serious.
I wasn't even like trying to get out
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of it. I was dead serious, like, no, Satan, it's
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not Christian and doesn't because Jews don't
believe in Satan. So I'm thinking,
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you're you're good. Yeah, it's
no big deal. Yeah, oh my
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00:37:07.079 --> 00:37:10.920
god, what stupid idiots we are
teenagers went up here as the crows.
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It's a little lightning bolts under my
gargoyle said. I was a kid thirteen
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00:37:15.000 --> 00:37:17.719
or whatever the want of a tattoo, of course, so I couldn't go
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to tatchoo you tud to be eighteen. So I made my own tattoo gun
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00:37:21.360 --> 00:37:24.480
out of a toothpaste, a toothbrush, and an old cock that the digital
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clocks to flip. Got the motor
out of that and put a needle on
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it, and then I made my
little night I made it made me in
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a lightning bolt because I was fast
back in the day. Oh, my
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00:37:32.480 --> 00:37:35.880
dad was a military you know,
jel a sergeant. Blah blah blah blah.
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We're working on a car one day
and next sermon sees my tattooing shit
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00:37:39.119 --> 00:37:43.519
and fuck, he goes, what's
that? That's where you got one of
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00:37:43.519 --> 00:37:46.199
his on your military badge with the
horse and the lightning bolts. So I
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00:37:46.280 --> 00:37:50.920
was trying to copy that. He's
all right, that's the last one.
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00:37:51.880 --> 00:37:53.840
Yes, sir, that was a
smart move on your part. That was
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a lot smarter than my answer.
I could tell you. I was trying
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to play up to dad, you
know, like you yeah and listen as
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a dad. I'd be like,
fuck, he got me. That's what
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00:38:05.679 --> 00:38:07.840
I said. That's the last one. He said, Like, John,
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00:38:07.840 --> 00:38:12.199
Wayne, that's funny. That's the
last one. That's the last one.
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00:38:13.239 --> 00:38:15.519
Let's well, do we want to
do it now or we want to finish
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00:38:15.599 --> 00:38:22.000
the interview first. It's up to
you either way, Like, I'll do
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00:38:22.079 --> 00:38:28.159
any kind I'll even do a deep
throat picture if you want. Yeah,
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00:38:28.440 --> 00:38:34.440
it won't be what you think though. Well, this was cool, this
510
00:38:34.599 --> 00:38:40.440
was fun. Your gig fucking rock
rock Oklahoma, and I expected nothing less
511
00:38:40.760 --> 00:38:44.480
and I am critical, So if
you sucked, I would have told you're
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00:38:44.559 --> 00:38:46.840
right on the air. I have
actually heard you be critical of bands.
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00:38:46.880 --> 00:38:51.719
I was nervous to be honest with
you. You know, I keep looking
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00:38:51.719 --> 00:38:57.679
at everyone's at all to see is
he smiling or not. I'm inspecting your
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00:38:57.840 --> 00:39:01.280
show. I wanted pipe Man's approval
because yeah, I was like collecting,
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00:39:01.599 --> 00:39:05.480
you know, evidence if you sucked
at on the interview. Listen, I
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00:39:05.559 --> 00:39:12.840
was at your set and listen,
you really need to blah blah blah.
518
00:39:12.920 --> 00:39:15.800
Yeah, but I say blah blah
blah because I don't have anything because you
519
00:39:15.840 --> 00:39:21.119
guys fucking rock and I don't need. You don't need to do shit except
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00:39:21.679 --> 00:39:27.199
right the Shawn Nations song and watch
it. You got right, you got
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00:39:27.280 --> 00:39:30.840
right? Fuck, you got right? Fuck? Was it? Even in
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Death? That's the new song death? And look at this. Oh I
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00:39:37.880 --> 00:39:47.480
get a hat. Oh that's for
you nice? I want both? What
524
00:39:47.480 --> 00:39:53.199
what the fuck you know? There's
a Yiddish saying mems fay. It means
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00:39:53.519 --> 00:39:58.320
free take two. Excuse me,
sir, we're in the middle of an
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interview here, yea, we're late
for another interview. Uh oh, you're
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00:40:05.320 --> 00:40:09.280
late. You have somebody right now
too, Yeah, except they canceled.
528
00:40:09.280 --> 00:40:14.840
They're not doing any press, so
so I can talk for the next hour.
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00:40:14.960 --> 00:40:17.599
Fuck the rest of your interviews.
Now, well, then, you're
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late. You're late. You're late
for an important things. Hang out with
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you, pipe man. That's right, and with that hat on, I
532
00:40:23.519 --> 00:40:27.679
just feel like saying you're late.
You're late, you're late for important important
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00:40:27.719 --> 00:40:30.239
date. Time to say hello,
good hello, goodbye. I'm like,
534
00:40:30.320 --> 00:40:32.480
I'm like, I'm like, I'm
late. And there it is. We're
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late. So we got go people. We gotta let Bad Allison go before
536
00:40:37.760 --> 00:40:44.599
the other interview kicks my ass for
taking their time. Yeah. Hey,
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thanks for having Bad Allison on the
Adventure as a pipe man. Well,
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00:40:46.800 --> 00:40:54.519
thank you all of you, even
even the Grant. I'm just gonna call
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00:40:54.559 --> 00:41:01.039
him the Grant. That sounds cool. That's like a superhero, the grand
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Thanks for being on the Adventures Pike
Main. Thank you for listening to the
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Adventures of patemin Im W four CUI
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