Sept. 25, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Boston Manor at Louder Than Life 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Boston Manor at Louder Than Life. Louder Than Life is the band's first time performing in Kentucky and Pipeman discusses the unique music scene of the surrounding area. The...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Boston Manor at Louder Than Life. Louder Than Life is the band's first time performing in Kentucky and Pipeman discusses the unique music scene of the surrounding area. The band shares their love for Waffle House and what it’s like being a British rock band while touring in the States. The band shares crazy stories from touring in the UK and the US from over the years. You can find more information about the band’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at BostonManorBand.com. Check out their latest release “Datura” on all streaming platforms now!
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Take some zany and serious journeys with The Pipeman aka Dean K. Piper, CST on The Adventures of Pipeman also known as Pipeman Radio syndicated globally “Where Who Knows And Anything Goes”.
Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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• Pipeman Radio
• Pipeman in the Pit
• Positively Pipeman
Follow @pipemanradio on all social media outlets
Visit Pipeman Radio on the Web at linktr.ee/pipemanradio , theadventuresofpipeman.com, pipemanradio.com, talk4media.com, w4cy.com, talk4tv.com, talk4podcasting.com
Download The Pipeman Radio APP
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
The Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) and K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com – Hollywood Talk Radio part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (
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White Man. This is pipe Man here
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I'm Mike from buston Manta Nights here
at Louder than Life. I was
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very excited because during the day I
don't really get out of here much because
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it's like bang bang bang. But
I heard you guys loud and clear from
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right here, and I was super
excited about that great set. And then
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I did step out and I'm like, holy shit, there's a lot of
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people out there for early in the
day. Did that blow your mind too,
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Yeah, definitely, Like it's quite
an early set, so you never
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really know what to expect that sort
of time, but it was, it
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was, It was great. We've
never been to Kentucky before either, so
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a lovely first experience. Yeah.
It's it's different, right, yea from
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other places in the US. Kentucky
is like a different It's one of the
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only states that we haven't played I
think really yeah, like we we've done
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a lot of different places, and
well I don't think we've it's the only
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place in Gas Kentucky is the Midwest. Is in the Midwest, was of
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the South. It's kind of a
little bit both as somebody who's a Yankee
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from the Northeast, I served a
little bit both. It's war Midwest though,
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because it's around the Indiana area and
all that. Yeah, we're not
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far from like Indianapolis and stuff right
now, not at all, like you
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could go into Indianapolis just going over
the bridge right here, like it's like
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right there. Yeah, well we
don't. We don't, Like we do
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a Nashville bunch and places like Ohio
and we played Indianapolis. But yeah,
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first first time here, and feel
very lucky to be able to come down
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home music area, I need to
be honest. And then there's also I
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don't know if you guys are gamers
at all, but there's this bar near
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here that has all these retro arcade
games at the bar that's really American invention.
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We discovered that when we first like
toy in the States, the right
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every there's a lot of barcade stuff
I'm it's great. It's cool, man,
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it's pretty cool. Starting to like
cross over to the UK now as
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well. We're starting to get the
barcade's seen. See. It's so funny.
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We always go back and forth,
like since I'm a kid, it's
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like, okay, our music is
influenced by the British and then it goes
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back the other way. And it's
funny. When I go over to the
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UK to do festivals there, I'm
like, holy shit, this band is
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still around. Oh yeah, they've
been here all these years. They left
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the US and there over here,
I'm like, oh cool, you know,
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and you guys definitely know how to
do festivals too over there. I
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just got back from Bloodstock and download. Oh yeah cool. I was driving
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down to Cornwall and I stopped to
like a service station and there was like
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five hundred like gristled metal heads in
this service station. I was like,
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what's going on this weekend? And
I think it was Bloodsock. It is
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like around down the like down the
road from Bloodstocker b but it looked like
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a cool, cool weekend. Bloodstock
is a great festival, yeah, But
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that's the cool thing about the Danny
Wimmer festivals. Is. I think he's
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really smart. He kind of copies
the UK European model. Yeah, because
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you guys know, most of the
American festivals are not like this. No,
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we've been lucky enough to do a
few of Danny Women's fessels. Shout
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Danny Women, thank you for having
us. We've done a few we did
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like Welcome to Rockville and stuff like
that Sonic Temple, and yeah, it
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feels very familiar to us. This
is, you know, the kind of
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the European yeah, festival model,
and it's great exactly, but they take
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care of us so well here,
Like we've been having a great That's all
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I ever hear from Morris, which
makes me happy because there's so many yeah
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yeah, so many times you guys
are treated like shit and like at other
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places, and it's like without the
artists, there is no event. It's
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a two way street though, you
know, like people here have been working
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suit you can tell have been working
their asses off all weekend. So yeah,
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you know, it's about showing showing
respect to all the stuff that make
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these vessels happen. So I think
quite often people that run these vessels don't
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get enough enough credit for like right
down to you know, security and and
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like people doing running shuttles and all
that kind of stuff that without it,
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festivals doesn't happen. You know.
Well, I'm here to tell you I
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did a festival a couple of weeks
ago that I'm sure you know about that
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was the exact opposite of the Danny
Wimmer experience. Okay, if you know
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what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah. And then even last year it was
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like, so they had artists catering
in the middle of GA in the middle
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of GA of general admission. Oh
like we're all at gerald mission people like
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and no carts. Yeah, okay, so you're expecting artist to walk through
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the crowd to get to catering.
Gem pop. Sure. Now I gotta
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talk about your hat because we were
talking about Midwest Southern as a very Midwest
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Southern. People have been saying this, So is the waffle House is like
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a Midwest Southern thing? It is? Is it not all over the country?
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We No, we make fun to
waffle House. We I mean,
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we're talking about people that have been
taken care of as waffle House have been
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hooking Boston matter up. Today.
Nice, we went to the waffle House
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this morning. They gave us all
hats and they let us go behind the
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counter and like fuck around and stuffy, and we've been eating a waffle house
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for many a year. They've always
provided us. It's like the US equivalent
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of like Weatherspoon in the UK.
Like a lot of bands when they come
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over to the UK, they'll go
and eat a Weatherspoon. Is cheap,
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cheerful and nutritious breakfast for not too
much money. So and they're everywhere like
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the waffle house. Have you know, sometimes there's one way across street from
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another. I don't know if you've
seen that yet. There's there's like a
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very we're very privileged. There's a
British band because we we were a bit
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of a novelty everywhere we go here
and there's also like five of us,
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so you know, five British people
walking and we'll end up in like weird
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places. Well, and first started, it's a bit sort of like unusual
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for kind of five British men to
just walk into a waffle house. And
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then we find out they find out
that we're in a rock band, and
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we get to just be kind of
like the novelty customer of the days.
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People are always like super nice and
friendly to us. It's really lucky.
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It's I could probably see that too, because it was in a gas station
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in North Dakota, like the middle
of nowhere, North Dakota, and they
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could not believe that there was like
a British rock band in their gas station,
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so they just gave us free gas. Wow, like just just take
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it, just go. They probably
never even heard anybody to add your accent
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before. Yeah, they were losing
their minds and they were like filming us,
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getting us to say stuff. And
it's funny because we're so They were
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probably sitting around the campfire at they
like that was their main source of conversation.
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It was cool. Yeah, it
was about the most interesting I've ever
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felt in my life, which is
which is nice. I love it.
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That's so cool, And you know, it kind of blows my mind when
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I go to your country and people
say something about my acts and I'm like,
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what are you talking about? I
don't have an accent in the UK.
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I feel like when American people are
in the UK, they like treated
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like they were movie star or something
like I know right here in the American
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accent in the UK is like it's
kind of a big deal. You know.
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Now here's what's funny about that that
there's people that move here from the
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UK that they put including an ex
wife of mine who was from the UK.
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She was what you would get this, nobody here would get this.
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So she used to act like she
was a royal and she was very snooty,
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looked down on the Americans. She
was better than a she was from
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Newcastle. Newcastle's great show a Newcastle
up the tune's fun I'm surprised people could
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understand her accent, because even she
struggled with the Geordi ac She did something
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though, because her accents sounded like
the Queen's language. They called it RP
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speaking RP. There you go.
I don't know. I have no idea,
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but an RP accent is like a
sort of what do you call it?
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When you go to like speech yes
and the Queen's English accution lessons,
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that's the one you can I've not
been toddy. It's like the first time
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I went to Birmingham. My friends
from London like, you're not gonna understand
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a word. They stay to you
and I got off the plane, I'm
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like, can you say that in
English? Please? We did our first
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of a tour with like a sort
of international band. We're supporting them in
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the UK, and we did like
Birmingham, Liverpool, Newcastle and then Glasgow
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all in a row, and all
of like the in house engineers have like
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really thick local accents, and now
we're having such a hard time understanding someone
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Like I really think Glasswegian accent is
so awesome, but if you're like not
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familiar with it, it's pretty hard
to understand sometimes, no doubt. Yeah,
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shout out the Scots a lot,
love a Glasswegion. We talk about
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that too. It's funny because but
I'm used to it, like being here,
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we have different accents different parts of
the country, and you know,
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some things people say to me,
I can't understand what they're saying because they're
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too fucking slum. What's you thinks
to weirdest American accent? What's not Boston?
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Yeah, because they're like over there
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pocket ka ka, like there's no
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you know, hots to doing impression
of I think like it's the hottest one
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to do and see me like I've
toned mine down. But you know,
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the New York accent to me,
is like the real one because when I
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was in school, like the way
we speak with the water dog coffee,
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that's how it is in the dictionary
here in the American Dictionary, that's how
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it's phonetically spelled. So like when
people say shit to me, I'm like,
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you're the one saying it wrong,
not me. So we're gonna do
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after Lauder Go home nice. Literally
wait, well, we're flying out tomorrow
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morning. We're home for a week
and then we fly back to the States
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to do after Shop Festival. Now
we're gonna do some headline shows. So
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if you'll listen to this and you're
in California, Utah, Colorado, check
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out all to dates online. We're
doing about four headline shows. I think
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I love After Shock. Yeah,
I've never played it before, but it's
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a great festival. And you see
how we have this back here, they
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have one like that after Shock,
but it's got a different vibe. It's
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got more to California vibe, and
all the artists hang out because it's like
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real, that's really cool thing.
I like that cool. We did Bryant
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Fest last year that was a bit
like I was there for that. I
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was there this year too, but
you'll love Aftershock. It's a cool boy.
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We're really excited and very grateful to
be back in the States, like
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after COVID. It's it's really difficult
for British band's very expensive to get over
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here, so and sometimes you can't
even get the visa like which really hard.
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not making money off the music anymore. You got all these expenses extra,
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which is why people need to if
they want to listen to my show,
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they got to buy your merch because
that's the only way artists survive. So
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let's tell them how they connect you
on socials on the web and how they
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can buy your merch check out your
music, tour dates and all that.
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Hell yeah, well we're called bust
the matter. Our handles on like Instagram
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and Twitter are buston Manna without the
vowels, So BSCNM and R. Our
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website is bust a mantaband dot com. I mean, if you Google is
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you'll find pretty much everything that you
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merch stores on our website and along
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want to see if we're playing there, you head to our website and check
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out tour dates and you can buy
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story in your musical journey? What
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loads of it, man, I'm
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crash at his place, and we
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done like an overnight drive from Salt
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in the morning and he was the
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work and pick up the keys and
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his keys and the door was unlocked
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of hanging out with this dog and
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like having a shower and stuff,
and you know, kind of getting ready,
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picking our spots and ready to get
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shower and then our tour manager comes
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we have to leave right now.
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this isn't Josh's house. This is
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the wrong building. And the dog's
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like marched into his house. So
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that sharpish, but not something you
can really do in America is walk on
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announced into somebody else's home. So
you're lucky to still be here. Yeah,
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pretty much in Kentucky, it's oh
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It turns out though, that his
neighbors were like friends with him, and
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he told them and they're very nice
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have gone pretty badly. That could
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been bad scenario. I saw him
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I would be too excited about seeing
a bunch of strangers taking showers in my
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house either. To be fair,
I wouldn't either. Any final words you
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want to leave our listeners with that, we haven't covered a raid up.
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Maybe they need to know of anything
coming up or whatever you want. Well,
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thank you so much for listening to
us, Yammeran. We got we
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got a record called The Tora that
came out last year you can check out
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online. And we just finished recording
part two to that record, which is
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coming out next year. So a
lot of a lot of stuff happening in
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the Boston man accoumpt. Yeah,
check out those those US headline shows later
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this month, next month technically,
but in a couple of weeks. And
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yeah, well, if we're not
playing near you, I'll miss run.
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that you're here at larded in life. It can't wait for aftershock and thanks
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pleasure. Hey, this is Henry
and Mike from Boston, Manna and you'll
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I'm Mike from buston Manta Nights here
at Louder than Life. I was
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very excited because during the day I
don't really get out of here much because
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it's like bang bang bang. But
I heard you guys loud and clear from
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right here, and I was super
excited about that great set. And then
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I did step out and I'm like, holy shit, there's a lot of
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people out there for early in the
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an early set, so you never
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really know what to expect that sort
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was, It was great. We've
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a lovely first experience. Yeah.
It's it's different, right, yea from
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other places in the US. Kentucky
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only states that we haven't played I
think really yeah, like we we've done
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a lot of different places, and
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place in Gas Kentucky is the Midwest. Is in the Midwest, was of
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the South. It's kind of a
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from the Northeast, I served a
little bit both. It's war Midwest though,
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because it's around the Indiana area and
all that. Yeah, we're not
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far from like Indianapolis and stuff right
now, not at all, like you
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could go into Indianapolis just going over
the bridge right here, like it's like
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right there. Yeah, well we
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a Nashville bunch and places like Ohio
and we played Indianapolis. But yeah,
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first first time here, and feel
very lucky to be able to come down
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home music area, I need to
be honest. And then there's also I
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don't know if you guys are gamers
at all, but there's this bar near
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here that has all these retro arcade
games at the bar that's really American invention.
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We discovered that when we first like
toy in the States, the right
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every there's a lot of barcade stuff
I'm it's great. It's cool, man,
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it's pretty cool. Starting to like
cross over to the UK now as
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well. We're starting to get the
barcade's seen. See. It's so funny.
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We always go back and forth,
like since I'm a kid, it's
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like, okay, our music is
influenced by the British and then it goes
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back the other way. And it's
funny. When I go over to the
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UK to do festivals there, I'm
like, holy shit, this band is
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still around. Oh yeah, they've
been here all these years. They left
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the US and there over here,
I'm like, oh cool, you know,
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and you guys definitely know how to
do festivals too over there. I
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just got back from Bloodstock and download. Oh yeah cool. I was driving
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down to Cornwall and I stopped to
like a service station and there was like
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five hundred like gristled metal heads in
this service station. I was like,
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what's going on this weekend? And
I think it was Bloodsock. It is
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like around down the like down the
road from Bloodstocker b but it looked like
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a cool, cool weekend. Bloodstock
is a great festival, yeah, But
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that's the cool thing about the Danny
Wimmer festivals. Is. I think he's
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really smart. He kind of copies
the UK European model. Yeah, because
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you guys know, most of the
American festivals are not like this. No,
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we've been lucky enough to do a
few of Danny Women's fessels. Shout
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Danny Women, thank you for having
us. We've done a few we did
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like Welcome to Rockville and stuff like
that Sonic Temple, and yeah, it
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feels very familiar to us. This
is, you know, the kind of
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the European yeah, festival model,
and it's great exactly, but they take
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care of us so well here,
Like we've been having a great That's all
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I ever hear from Morris, which
makes me happy because there's so many yeah
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yeah, so many times you guys
are treated like shit and like at other
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places, and it's like without the
artists, there is no event. It's
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a two way street though, you
know, like people here have been working
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suit you can tell have been working
their asses off all weekend. So yeah,
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you know, it's about showing showing
respect to all the stuff that make
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these vessels happen. So I think
quite often people that run these vessels don't
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get enough enough credit for like right
down to you know, security and and
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like people doing running shuttles and all
that kind of stuff that without it,
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festivals doesn't happen. You know.
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did a festival a couple of weeks
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was the exact opposite of the Danny
Wimmer experience. Okay, if you know
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what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah. And then even last year it was
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like, so they had artists catering
in the middle of GA in the middle
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of GA of general admission. Oh
like we're all at gerald mission people like
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and no carts. Yeah, okay, so you're expecting artist to walk through
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the crowd to get to catering.
Gem pop. Sure. Now I gotta
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talk about your hat because we were
talking about Midwest Southern as a very Midwest
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Southern. People have been saying this, So is the waffle House is like
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a Midwest Southern thing? It is? Is it not all over the country?
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We No, we make fun to
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we're talking about people that have been
taken care of as waffle House have been
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hooking Boston matter up. Today.
Nice, we went to the waffle House
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this morning. They gave us all
hats and they let us go behind the
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counter and like fuck around and stuffy, and we've been eating a waffle house
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for many a year. They've always
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of like Weatherspoon in the UK.
Like a lot of bands when they come
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over to the UK, they'll go
and eat a Weatherspoon. Is cheap,
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cheerful and nutritious breakfast for not too
much money. So and they're everywhere like
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the waffle house. Have you know, sometimes there's one way across street from
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another. I don't know if you've
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very we're very privileged. There's a
British band because we we were a bit
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of a novelty everywhere we go here
and there's also like five of us,
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so you know, five British people
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places. Well, and first started, it's a bit sort of like unusual
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for kind of five British men to
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then we find out they find out
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we get to just be kind of
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It's I could probably see that too, because it was in a gas station
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in North Dakota, like the middle
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could not believe that there was like
a British rock band in their gas station,
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so they just gave us free gas. Wow, like just just take
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it, just go. They probably
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before. Yeah, they were losing
their minds and they were like filming us,
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getting us to say stuff. And
it's funny because we're so They were
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probably sitting around the campfire at they
like that was their main source of conversation.
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It was cool. Yeah, it
was about the most interesting I've ever
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felt in my life, which is
which is nice. I love it.
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That's so cool, And you know, it kind of blows my mind when
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I go to your country and people
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what are you talking about? I
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I feel like when American people are
in the UK, they like treated
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like they were movie star or something
like I know right here in the American
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accent in the UK is like it's
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Now here's what's funny about that that
there's people that move here from the
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UK that they put including an ex
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She was what you would get this, nobody here would get this.
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looked down on the Americans. She
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Newcastle. Newcastle's great show a Newcastle
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understand her accent, because even she
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though, because her accents sounded like
the Queen's language. They called it RP
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speaking RP. There you go.
I don't know. I have no idea,
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but an RP accent is like a
sort of what do you call it?
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When you go to like speech yes
and the Queen's English accution lessons,
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that's the one you can I've not
been toddy. It's like the first time
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I went to Birmingham. My friends
from London like, you're not gonna understand
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a word. They stay to you
and I got off the plane, I'm
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like, can you say that in
English? Please? We did our first
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of a tour with like a sort
of international band. We're supporting them in
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the UK, and we did like
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all in a row, and all
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really thick local accents, and now
we're having such a hard time understanding someone
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Like I really think Glasswegian accent is
so awesome, but if you're like not
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familiar with it, it's pretty hard
to understand sometimes, no doubt. Yeah,
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shout out the Scots a lot,
love a Glasswegion. We talk about
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that too. It's funny because but
I'm used to it, like being here,
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we have different accents different parts of
the country, and you know,
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some things people say to me,
I can't understand what they're saying because they're
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too fucking slum. What's you thinks
to weirdest American accent? What's not Boston?
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pocket ka ka, like there's no
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you know, hots to doing impression
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to do and see me like I've
toned mine down. But you know,
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the New York accent to me,
is like the real one because when I
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was in school, like the way
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that's how it is in the dictionary
here in the American Dictionary, that's how
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it's phonetically spelled. So like when
people say shit to me, I'm like,
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you're the one saying it wrong,
not me. So we're gonna do
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after Lauder Go home nice. Literally
wait, well, we're flying out tomorrow
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morning. We're home for a week
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to do after Shop Festival. Now
we're gonna do some headline shows. So
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if you'll listen to this and you're
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out all to dates online. We're
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I love After Shock. Yeah,
I've never played it before, but it's
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a great festival. And you see
how we have this back here, they
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have one like that after Shock,
but it's got a different vibe. It's
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got more to California vibe, and
all the artists hang out because it's like
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real, that's really cool thing.
I like that cool. We did Bryant
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Fest last year that was a bit
like I was there for that. I
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was there this year too, but
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We're really excited and very grateful to
be back in the States, like
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after COVID. It's it's really difficult
for British band's very expensive to get over
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here, so and sometimes you can't
even get the visa like which really hard.
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It's it's very expensive. Now they've
they've opened the prices of the visas
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and stuff, so it's it's it's
a lot of money to come up for
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brit show. It's hard enough for
your artists as it is, because you're
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not making money off the music anymore. You got all these expenses extra,
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which is why people need to if
they want to listen to my show,
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they got to buy your merch because
that's the only way artists survive. So
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let's tell them how they connect you
on socials on the web and how they
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can buy your merch check out your
music, tour dates and all that.
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Hell yeah, well we're called bust
the matter. Our handles on like Instagram
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and Twitter are buston Manna without the
vowels, So BSCNM and R. Our
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website is bust a mantaband dot com. I mean, if you Google is
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you'll find pretty much everything that you
need to find. You know, our
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merch stores on our website and along
with our live dates. So if you
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want to see if we're playing there, you head to our website and check
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out tour dates and you can buy
tickets from there as well. Nice craziest
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story in your musical journey? What
would you say it is? We got
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loads of it, man, I'm
sure that's why that's a hard questions.
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Craziest. I don't know about craziest, but you got you got any?
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Any comes to mind? Crazy tour
stories that were allowed to he does.
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He's trying fear out which one he
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we when we were still like first
started touring the States, we're like kind
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of doing scrappy touring, like crashing
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and sleeping in the van and things. A body of us said we could
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crash at his place, and we
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done like an overnight drive from Salt
Lake City and we got there like seven
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in the morning and he was the
work. He's like, come mat mill
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work and pick up the keys and
you can just go back to my place
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and sleep. Before the show,
so we're like, cool, we grabbed
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his keys and the door was unlocked
anyway, but we went into his apartment.
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It was like a condo, like
a terrorist condo kind of thing.
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Right, went in there and the
dog's gone crazy. We're like, oh,
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I don't know Josh had a dog, but cool. So we're kind
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of hanging out with this dog and
super excited to see us, and we
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like having a shower and stuff,
and you know, kind of getting ready,
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picking our spots and ready to get
some sleep. And I'm in the
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shower and then our tour manager comes
running in and he's like, dude,
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we have to leave right now.
And I was like what. He's like,
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this isn't Josh's house. This is
his neighbor's house, and we got
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the wrong building. And the dog's
obviously going crazy because seven strangers have just
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like marched into his house. So
yeah, we got the funk out of
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that sharpish, but not something you
can really do in America is walk on
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announced into somebody else's home. So
you're lucky to still be here. Yeah,
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pretty much in Kentucky, it's oh
yeah, yeah, for sure.
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It turns out though, that his
neighbors were like friends with him, and
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he told them and they're very nice
about it. But yeah, that could
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have gone pretty badly. That could
have gotten really wrong, especially in Kentucky.
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That if you're in like the deep
mountains of Kentucky, that would have
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been bad scenario. I saw him
told ye An, So I don't think
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I would be too excited about seeing
a bunch of strangers taking showers in my
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house either. To be fair,
I wouldn't either. Any final words you
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want to leave our listeners with that, we haven't covered a raid up.
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Maybe they need to know of anything
coming up or whatever you want. Well,
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thank you so much for listening to
us, Yammeran. We got we
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got a record called The Tora that
came out last year you can check out
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online. And we just finished recording
part two to that record, which is
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coming out next year. So a
lot of a lot of stuff happening in
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the Boston man accoumpt. Yeah,
check out those those US headline shows later
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this month, next month technically,
but in a couple of weeks. And
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yeah, well, if we're not
playing near you, I'll miss run.
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Then we'll hopefully see a show next
year. Nice. Well, I love
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that you're here at larded in life. It can't wait for aftershock and thanks
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for being on the Adventures of pipe
Man. Thanks for having us man my
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pleasure. Hey, this is Henry
and Mike from Boston, Manna and you'll
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