Sept. 13, 2023

PipemanRadio Interviews BRKN LOVE at Rocklahoma 2023

PipemanRadio Interviews BRKN LOVE at Rocklahoma 2023

On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest BRKN LOVE at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band describe the atmosphere at the festival and what it’s like at the campground after the bands are finished performing for the...

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On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest BRKN LOVE at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band describe the atmosphere at the festival and what it’s like at the campground after the bands are finished performing for the night. BRKN LOVE explains their love for collaboration, working with other bands, and the beauty of camaraderie in the music scene. The band describes their heavy sound as a combination of Soundgarden and Queens of the Stone Age. You can check out the band’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at their website at brknlove.com. Check out their newest single “Liberate Me II” on all streaming platforms now!

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Sure, I'm on four see Wow,

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Wake up America. It's time for
the Adventures. So pipe Man on W

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his number one internet radio station. Here's

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your host, the pipe Man.
It us pipe Man here on the Adventures

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pipe Man w for c Y Radio
and I'm here with Justin from Broken Love.

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I love it here at rock Lahome
Onlahome. And I'm looking at your

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shirt and I'm thinking that should be
a shirt from the campground here at Rocklahoma.

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What's the campground like over here?
I keep hearing about this. You

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haven't been there, No I haven't. It's been all the talk though.

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Well, look at your shirt and
that pretty much describes it right there.

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We describe my shirt for the listener. I think you should. And then

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I'm gonna describe one of the camps
a couple of the campsites, and so

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on my shirt it's a flaming lip
shirt, but it's a it's a beautiful,

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beautiful lady. She's got her boobies
out and she's holding a skull.

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What is more rock and roll than
that? I know? Right? Yeah?

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So one of the there's this big
bus in the campground that has like

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a big platform and stuff, and
so this is their bracelet and I'm trying.

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It's called the campsites called bus boobs
and buttholes. You gotta point me

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in the direction of that. Yeah
right, wait, it gets better.

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There's another campsite out there that's actually
a strip club. Yeah, you know,

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I heard that after the last band
plays. Some one of the stage

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chants was telling me at like one
o'clock there's like a strip show that goes.

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Oh yeah, yeah, when the
last band plays, everybody goes to

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that part of the camp site.
Yeah that sounds pretty rad. Yeah.

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I do all kinds of festivals.
There's no camping like this. Yeah,

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it's like and these people they're so
into it. You go out there in

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the campground and everybody is like out
doing each other with their camp site and

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then they all have pools. Yeah, it's just it's like such a cool

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vibe. It's been pretty cool so
far. I can't say that I've seen

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much of the grounds yet. We
kind of played and then I hustle it

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all the way over here, and
I've been here for like an hour ish,

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Right, I got eat breakfast,
dude, and well, lucky you're

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close to catering. Yeah, that's
where I'm willing closes, but I think

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it's open all day. If I
get them on a changeover, we'll see,

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you know, you go, it'll
be good either way. Yeah,

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I'm sure it'll be fine. So
how was it out there? You know,

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it's good. Sometimes when you come
to the festival, it's the last

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day, it's early. Everybody was
partying until six in the morning, but

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you didn't experience that. Surprisingly,
it was actually good. You know,

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we've done quite a few of these
kinds of things. We playing earlier in

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the day. It's a hot day, so people don't want to be like,

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you know, out there getting the
sun just like ran it down on

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them. But surprisingly, it was
actually really good. And we had some

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of our own fans, you know, repping the T shirts and all that

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kind of shit, so that was
really cool to see. Set was good.

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You know. One thing that kind
of sucked is, you know,

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it's hot, so the guitars stay
don't stay in tune. I'm hot.

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Oh, and also the guitars are
hot. What happens like it's bad,

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it's terrible to play with the heat, but your guitars don't say they just

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don't hold very well in the heat. The strings start like dudes de tuning

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a little bit. And I think
this is like guitar player nerds shit,

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but like it's really it's really a
challenge to keep them in tune. And

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then you can't see your fucking tuner
because the sun's beating down on it,

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you know. So we tried our
best to you know, keep the pitch

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and also, you know, play
a good show. I think it went

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off well. See, now that
makes sense because last night I was,

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you know, watching Bush yeah,
and I saw the guitar text like tuning

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the guitars all ther time. Yeah, like all the time. I'm like,

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man, I've that's a lot of
tuning. I've never seen that much

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time. But now you exp Chris
Trainer, you know, he beats the

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ship out of those guitars. He's
actually a friend of mine. We've written

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a couple of songs together, so
that's pretty cool. We have had two

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songs together that we've released for my
band. See. I love hearing stuff

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like that when the bands collaborate with
you know, members collaborate with each other.

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Yeah, just for fun? Yeah, why not? You know,

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it's a small world. The rock
community. You know, we gotta have

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each other's backs well, and you
know what's interesting, So that's kind of

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sometimes big things happen because like Corey
Taylor's playing here today. And so one

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time I was interviewing Roy Mayorga from
Stone Tower and we were talking about how

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stone Swer got resurrected because stone Tower
was before a slipnot people don't realize that

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what happened was is Corey and Roy
were just you know, jamming out for

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fun. Yeah, and that's how
it happened. And now we know who's

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stone Sewer. You never know,
You never know with this, with this

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business, you know, this industry, you know, as I should say,

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and who you click with, you
know, it's like that's so important.

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Like it's kind of hard to be
creative without somebody that you can click

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with. Creativity, Oh for sure. I'm a big believer in that,

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you know, like the very rarely
do you get like those you know,

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solo guys that can kind of do
it all. But to me, it's

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always been Lennon McCartney, you know
what I mean. There's a reason why

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it's Lennon McCartney. You know,
it's all I feel like music is meant

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to be collaborative. It's meant to
be shared, you know, amongst your

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peers. I feel like when you
bear the weight of it on you know,

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yourself, not so many guys can
do that and you get lost in

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it. You know, there's no
you know, you don't have an objective

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opinion outside of yourself. You know, not everybody could be Dave Grohl,

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is what I'm saying, right,
Yeah, And you know the thing is

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is that with that collaboration, in
my opinion, it makes better music because

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you have multiple influences coming into play
that make you sound unique instead of like

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everybody else. Totally. Yeah.
You know, so tell us about Broken

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Love for listeners that don't know you
guys, Sure, how would you describe?

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You know? I get asked that
question a lot and I always get

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stumped. I mean, I feel
like in a nutshell. You know.

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We're like an alternative rock band based
in Toronto and New York City. We've

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been at it for like five years. We have two records on our belt.

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We just finished our third one.
Our first record is just called Broken

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Love self title. Our second records
called Black Walks, which I think is

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much better than the first. You
know, I think we kind of have

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a mix of a little Royal Blood, a little Queens of a Stone Age,

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a little at Zeppelin, a little
Sound Garden at times. You know,

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we're just a young rock and roll
band, just trying to do what

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we love. At the end of
the day, you know, we've been

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active for like five years, I
want to say, maybe coming up on

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six now. We tour a lot, We work really hard, and we're

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just you know, we're just happy
to be, you know, in places

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like rock Klahoma and doing the thing. You know, this is our first

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time doing this one. We've done
a few other rock festivals, but how

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you compare this one to the other
ones you've done. It's pretty great so

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far. You know, I gotta
be honest with you. At most of

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the other rock festivals, I make
it like an hour after I set before

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I'm just absolutely slashed, and then
I don't end up seeing anything, you

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know. I'm always like, oh
man, I'm gonna see Tool, I'm

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gonna see Rob Zombie. Then come
like five o'clock, I'm just hammered in

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the in the end, in the
trailer or something like that. It's part

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of the fun, man, I
know, right, you know. That's

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why it's good you had to come
over here after your set, so that

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it kind of stalled that a little
bit totally. It's it's it's definitely a

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little bit of a of a what
should I say, It's like a segue

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into what's going to happen later.
I mean, Pantera is playing tonight,

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so I gotta start gearing up at
some point for that one. Yeah,

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you know, I miss that.
That's why I'm here for the free Pantera

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show. Come on right, let's
be real. Yeah, and have you

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seen them yet? Never? I
mean I mean obviously I haven't had the

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chance for years and years and years, you know, but since they've now

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done this, I guess what they're
calling it, like a tribute or I

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don't know what they're calling it,
but I have not been able to see

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it. I think we've I've missed
them like by a day on a few

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spots since since they've been back.
But you know, I was really stoked.

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You know, when we get the
offers for these things, we don't

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know what the days are gonna look
like, who we're going to play with,

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So of course, like me and
the band, we're jumping for joy.

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We saw the we're playing the same
day as Pansa. We technically open

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for Pansa today. And there it
is there, and I can tell you

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I have seen them, and before
seeing them, I was like, no,

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I'm not so sure about this.
Yeah, you know, but they

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did justice. They did justice to
the brothers. Yeah. And if it

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wasn't Zach, who else was it
going to be? I know, you

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know what I mean exactly. And
same with Charlie too, because Charlie was

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really close with Vinny, and so
you picked the two right people to do

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it. Yeah. And you're not
making it about you. That's what I

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found. They're not making it about
them. They've made it about the brothers

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the whole time. So that's what's
cool. Yeah. I've watched a lot

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of sets on YouTube and stuff,
and they sound great. Really, I

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couldn't be more excited. Me and
the band couldn't be more excited to see

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them tonight. Well you're going to
unless you get too hammered, right,

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Yeah, but that's kind of the
p that's you gotta see pants and then

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go in the pen. No.
Hell yeah, I gotta start a tour

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in two days, so I gotta
be careful. There you go, So,

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what's your craziest story in the past
five years? Oh boy, well,

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there's a lot I can't say,
but it seems to be the it

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seems to be the theme at Rock
Oklahoma. Gay as a question, and

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a lot of times it'll take people
thinking about it, but they'll always give

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me, give me a story.
I've had quite a few that are like,

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there's none we can tell you.
Well, I'm trying to keep it

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PG. So let's see. The
craziest thing that probably that I've done,

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aside from the band is that last
summer I got to play it in Greece

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at a place called the Parthenon.
It's on the Acropolis in Athens. And

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I got to play guitar for Alice
Cooper and in this other group I play

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with this other dude named Desmond Child, and I got to play guitar for

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an sing with Alvis Cooper and Bonnie
Tyler, oh and a few other kind

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of like Greek stars. But you
know, getting to play Poison with Alice

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Cooper and I got to do the
Dodo d then then and and that was

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you know, that was that when
Nita went off to be with Demi Lavano.

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Yeah, so I don't think Nita
had been in his band anymore.

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I mean, so it was actually
like a one off. He flew out

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to do a thing with this band
that I was a part of last summer.

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Uh and uh, you know it
was pretty monumental. We got to

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play at this like ancient Greek theater. You know, it all marbles,

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things thousands of years old. You
know, you're walking outside and you're seeing

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things data. They tell you before
you play the theater don't touch anything because

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things are literally dated to like one
BC. Wow, You're like, what

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the fuck is one? You know? And here I am. You know,

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I've been listening Alice Cooper my whole
life. And he walks on stage

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and I got my sunglasses on because
I'm trying to be cool, but behind

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my sunglasses, I'm tearing up a
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playing with fucking Alice Cooper. If
I could go back and tell like twelve

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year old Justin like that would happen, you know, he would probably tell

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me to fuck off, right.
You know, that was probably one of

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the most insane things I've done in
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Right. There's not many people in
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It's pretty pretty substantial. Yeah,
so that means you're a pretty badass because

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he wouldn't hire you to play.
It's true. I would, I would

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hope, So you know, you
know, he is Alice Cooper. He

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could pretty much have anybody play he
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there's a lot. Yeah, that
was pretty fucking cool. So so

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how do our listeners connect with you
guys on socials on the web, by

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your merch most important. Absolutely,
it's the only way you survive. It's

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true. Well, it's just at
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Love on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, you name it, We're there and

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drop the e people. Yeah,
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drop all all the vowels are gone. So br can love music and you'll

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find us anywhere. And I run
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if you send us a message,
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would try to respond to almost everybody. So that's uh for for all the

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people that want to say, hi, I love it. Well, I'm

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so glad you're here rock Lahoma.
Thanks for being here, and thanks for

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being on the Adventures of Pipe Man
Man. Thanks for having me really stoked.

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