Oct. 8, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Brutus at Louder Than Life 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Brutus at Louder Than Life 2024.

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Hey, you have done to censure? See wow, crazy young

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It's time for the adventures of pipe Man on W

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one Internet radio station. Here's your host, the pipe Man.

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This is whipe Man here on there, spipe Man W

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four C Y Radio and I'm here.

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With Peter from Rutus and Stan.

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Hi.

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How are you here at Louder than Life? That that's badass, right.

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Very welcome. We feel very happy and we feel very welcome.

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It's very cool.

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So is it. How many times have you played festivals

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in the US?

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Oh?

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Good question. We played riot Fest last week. I was there,

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you were there.

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I was there.

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And last year we also played a few festivals. We

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played oh Ship the Names, Dayton on the Road.

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Rockville, Welcome to Rockville. I was there too.

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I were there too, and uh huh.

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You know where else I was this year? Grasp pop

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your end of the world.

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Oh grasp in the tenth you were there. Yeah, amazing,

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that's nice.

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I actually look at these shoes I'm wearing. I had

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to buy them in Belgium because I destroyed two pairs

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of shoes at that festival. Right right, Oh my god.

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But it was a fun festival. But Lower and Life's

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a really fun festival. Have you had a chance to

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check it out much here?

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No, we just arrived here from Saint Louis and uh

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we just set time to eat, find out where the

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backstage is, and now we're here.

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So so one thing that all artists I've heard for

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years say is that Danny Wimmer, who runs these festivals,

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really takes care of the artists. Have you been feeling

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that in the short time you've been here.

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Yeah, definitely, yeah.

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Yeah, all the festivals we've played already up until now

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in the US, catering's nice, people are nice, stage hands, everything.

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Everybody's super nice.

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So good to hear, because it's hard enough when you're

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an artist and you have to perform. You don't need

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all the extra stress.

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No, that's true.

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So when you have somebody like Danny Wimmer that's taking

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care of you, so it's basically a stress fee experience

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and you can have fun. Yeah, and then we.

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Have fun, yeah, definitely. Yeah. Yeah.

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So tell us a little bit about For my listeners,

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I've never heard your music, how would you, as the artists,

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describe your music to them? And your live show and

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all that good stuff.

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That's a good question. I think we see our solve

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as a rock bands. We get inspiration from so many

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kinds of music, so we always it was always difficult

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for us.

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To like pinpoint what we were doing.

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I like that, yeah, and I.

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Would just say we're a rock bands.

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That's why I asked the question away. I do because

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I hate boxing artists into some like micro genre. I

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love that you said rock, yeah, because it's all rock,

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all these subgenres, it's.

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Just rock, and it keeps stuff for us open as well. Yeah,

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it's so much broader, so many more things we can do.

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Yeah, if I was an artist, I wouldn't want to

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be boxing the corner. It's like, as an example, everybody

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gave a lot of crap to Ali from bring me

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the Riots and for writing all this different type of music.

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And he said in an interview, He's like, why do

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I want to write the same song over and over again?

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Yeah?

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And I get that.

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I get it too. It's like, you're an artist, you

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want to experiment, you want to get creative. Yeah, and

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that's part of it. If you're boxed in, that's boxing

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in your creativity.

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Definitely. Yeah, what you.

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Got going on after Lary Life. You're playing after Shock too, right,

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is that right? Yes, that's another good one. Have you

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played that one yet?

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No, we haven't played.

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I think it was confirmed and once canceled again because

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in twenty twenty and the pandemic here we also had

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some festivals in the US confirmed. Yeah, then, yeah, everybody

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knows what happened.

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After Shock's another fun festival. You'll have fun there for sure.

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And what else do you have coming up on the rise?

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And that we want to tell listeners about to look

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out for now.

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Next week we go, like the day after tomorrow we

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start a tour with architects from the UK nice in

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the US, like nine dates with them.

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That will be fun.

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And now we end in at the West Coast where

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we play After Shock and one last club show that's

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already sold out that was like a remainer of another tour.

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Is it wild to you that you come over here

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and have like a sold out show and have all

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these people at.

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Your It's extremely wild. We're very grateful for that. We

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don't take it for granted. I think Stephanie tells it

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every night on the stage when we play club shows.

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Like all the people that come to the show of Brutus,

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a small Belgian band, from a small band from Belgium

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in the big country like the US. We feel very

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privileged that we can do this and come over play

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our music.

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Yeah, it's amazing, and I also she's not here right now.

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But I also think it's pretty wild that your drummer sings.

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Ain't time a drummer sings. I'm like, I'm impressed by that,

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because so are we. Every time I played drums and

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I couldn't even play drums, okay, like it took enough

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for me to think to play drums and to sing

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at the same time. I think that's like pretty badass.

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It is.

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Yeah, every night on stage I looked to my left

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and I was like, what is she doing again? It's

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like even to me, I don't know for stand, but

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I think it's the same. It's like a surprise every

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night again, like what the fuck is she doing? And

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for us we're used to it. But sometimes if I

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watch videos, it's like, yeah, we know her like that

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for so many years.

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But it's crazy.

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I love what was that one moment in life that

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maybe you stop and go this is what I want

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to do.

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Oh, actually a long time ago.

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With me, We've known each other for a long time,

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and I think the first time with Brutus that we

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went to Vancouver to record our first record. It wasn't

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something we like planned in advance, like everything that was

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gonna happen. But when we were recording that record, the

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vibe that was there in the studio for me, that

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was a moment of I could do this the rest

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of my.

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Life and die a happy man.

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So nice.

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I'm really happy we're still doing that after ten years,

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and I hope we can do it for at least

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none more so that would be awesome.

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There you go. Yeah, so here's a good one. What's

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the worst interview question you ever had?

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The worst interview question?

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Yeah, that's whoa.

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That's a good question. Actually the questions I forget those

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are the worst.

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That makes so much sense though once it's a bad question,

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you're like tuning it out. Yeah, totally, Like who'd you

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get your name? Like, I don't understand why people ask that,

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Like who cares? It's common sense and it's been asked

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ten million times already.

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That's true, that's one of them.

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Yeah, right, exactly. What's the best interview question.

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You ever had the best interview question, do you know, Peter? Yeah, Ah,

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that's a difficult one.

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See that's a good it's difficult.

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Maybe it's this one.

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It might be there.

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It might just beat this one.

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Tell me about your shirt.

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Oh yeah, my shirt. My shirt is a shirt from

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Karen Park. She's an amazing woman. She did her support

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in the UK and then maybe in Europe too, No,

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just in the UK.

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I think she's from Sweden or Norway.

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I have to Scandinavian by the thing Sweden and she

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plays electronic music. But we feel so related to her

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and what she does on stage, and she's so nice

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and so cool. And this is a shirt and it's

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not saying Karen Park a very big letters. You can

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read it if you know it, but that's it.

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I think it's a cool as it's got so much

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writing on it, but it's artistry. It's not like it's writing,

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even though it is. It looks like art instead.

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She has a very cool stage outfits too, and she

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plays with two synthesizes left and right. And it was

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a great where with her. She opened up the shows

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every night. It was amazing. A very nice girl.

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So here's a real important question. Do you speak French,

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German or Flemish?

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Espadak of Lambs. We speak Flemish and a little bit

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of French.

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Were you at grass Pop this year?

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Yeah, we played at grass Pop this year. Kay.

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Did you see mister Bungle play.

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Mister Bungle was? I think at the same time that

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we played.

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They're almost Okay, So you know this sood song speak

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English or die It's an old school song. They played

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it instead they made it speak Flemish or die. Ah.

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Nice.

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I didn't know that, and I didn't even know that

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was a language till I got there.

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I was in the restaurant in the grassp Pop and

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he I was taking my hamburger and walking through that,

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and he talked to me about my hamburger. Oh that

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looks nice. The Bungle, what is it his braids? Yeah,

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it was amazing.

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He's got some killer braids.

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I have a burger connection with Mike Baden.

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Oh there you go. I love it. See now you

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guys got to go on tour together, right, yes, say

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we have to playing it out there. Tell everybody how

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they can reach out to you guys on the web

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on socials, buy your merch all that good spell.

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Yeah, we're on Instagram of course, our music is on

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Spotify or on Facebook. We're all over the place, all

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the yeah, the usual platforms you can find us.

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Yeah, nice, anything else you want to leave our listeners

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with that we haven't covered already.

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What I really want to say, Like Peter said, we're

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so grateful to be here, so I really want to

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actually thank people for showing up to our shows. Like

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a festival, it's one thing, but if you play like

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a small venue somewhere right and there's people showing up,

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especially when you're from Bouchum, that's a huge thing.

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Yeah, that would blow my mind.

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Yeah, to be so far away from home and actually

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seeing people walk into the venue already wearing a shirt

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of your bands.

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Wow, that's a crazy thing for me.

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Yeah, I think that's crazy too. But you guys are badass.

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And thank you.

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Thanks for being that Louder and Lipe, and thanks for

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being on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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And thanks thank you for your time for talking to

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us always. Thank you.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe Main

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