May 19, 2025

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Hi, you love done too? Yes, that's shirt.

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Wow?

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Where you you?

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Welcome to Rockville, North America's largest rock festival is finally here.

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This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man

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W four c Y Radio, and I'm here.

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With Kevin Martin from Candlebox.

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Nice.

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Nice, So first thing I want to say right off

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the bat, you're my second interview today and you're the

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second one that made a comment about my T shirt.

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So I made the right choice.

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You have to make these conscious choices of what shirt

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you're gonna wear what day, and now I feel, no

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matter what happens the rest of the day, I was successful.

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Exactly.

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Well, some of us are going to know what that

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shirt is and some of us aren't.

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That's the point, right, Oh that's old guys like we

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know that band, right exactly. It was so funny because

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he was just telling me that he actually got into

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a fight with Darby.

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I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised. I really like to

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be flying the wall for that. Yeah, exactly. So welcome

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to Rockville.

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Yeah, thank you very much. Exciting.

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It's a big place, right, did you drive on the speedway.

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I've been asleep. I just will go up even it's

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because I don't know. We may have took the bus

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around for us, Ben, I don't know.

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I love it. I love it. So have you played Rockville.

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Before we did it when it was in Jacksonville?

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Oh yeah, that was years ago.

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I don't know how long it's been. I want to

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say maybe two thousand and seventeen or sixteen we played it.

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That makes sense, Yeah, it makes sense. Yeah. I like

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it in Daytona better. Yeah. I also like it better

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because I live in Palm Beach.

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So right, Jelo drive Yeah, it's like I had to

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fly home from Sonic Temple game. My vehicle drive up here.

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Jacksonville's another couple hours.

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Yeah. So I like it. And so what keeps you

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going after all these years?

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It's funny. I said I was retiring in whatever twenty

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twenty three, and then I went out and did some

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dates with Bush last year because I just couldn't pass

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that up because I love those guys. I've known Gavin

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for shit going on thirty years now, So it was

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kind of like it's the fans doing these is so

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great because you get to see like we're playing the

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same stages ever, clearing Bush, catching all the other shows

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at the end of the night. It's really just about

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the music that brings the crowds together and how great

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the fans are. It's hard to tour, certainly in this

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day and age. I'm fifty six years old, and I

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didn't think, you know, when I was twenty years old

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started this band. I had to be doing it this long, right,

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So it's really I think it is the fans and

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the music that brings the people together.

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Really, I think, I think too.

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One of the things good about today compared to when

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you started, it's a more united fan base. We were

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just talking about that before, about like back in the day,

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back then, everybody had to be segregated and you couldn't

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have festivals where you had certain bands playing and other bands.

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It was like this is it and that's it. You know.

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I had Woodstock, you know, ninety four and ninety nine.

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That was about it where you got those kinds of things.

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You're right, yeah, as we all have.

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Age is Pete.

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As the older we get, the more we get to

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remember all the bands and get to know everybody, and

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so you have those friendships that you've made over the years.

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You get to catch up with people Peter Klett.

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Ladies and gentlemen, no need to be sorry. I went

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to pick up my family.

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Hell of that walk that comes first, and it is

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a hell of a walk anywhere in this festival.

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So oh well, I was outside the track. Sorry about that.

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But you're here and that's all that counts. We were

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stalling till you got here. Yeah, Okay, okay, I can't

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do the real air of you yet, so just let's

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just stall.

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But here you are. Welcome to Rockville.

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Thank you.

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That's where we kind of left off. We were talking

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about where I welcome the Rockville and how festivals in

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the past or other things that past. What's cool about

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twenty twenty five is you can have a united front

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of fans opposed to genre specific I can't like this

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band because I like this band that we all lived.

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might be people coming to see a certain genre but

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then stumble up upon a band that's not and be like, Wow,

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that's actually pretty good.

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I like that, and it opens up a whole new

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world to them.

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That's why I love about festivals.

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By the way, you know, like some of my favorite bands,

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I found them at a festival, and I've never heard

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them before. But I am the type that I'll go

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see different sets. I don't have to go to my

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favorite band every time, and that's the only band. Like

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the people that go to festivals are like, oh, so

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and so dropped out, like what's happening right now? And oh,

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that's the only reason I'm going to festival. Well, that's

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just dumb if you're doing that, good to their concert

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because it's not even their real show at a festival. Festival,

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so you can learn new music.

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In my opinion, Yeah, it's fantastic, man.

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Yeah, angry to be here, greatest therapy in the world.

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So tell us about Okay, so like you guys are

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like back to almost original again. Now that's kind of cool,

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Like how did that happen?

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Pete came out and did a couple of dates with

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us last year we got with bush. I was like, hey,

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you want to come back, can do the tours next year?

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You want to come back and be a part of

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the band. It's like absolutely. So it was really just

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a matter of a conversation figuring it out and Scott

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and BARTI they both have kind of real jobs. Beat

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nice to do music for our lives. Yeah, so easy

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for us to get out there and go to rehearsals,

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and for Barty and Scott it's not.

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I don't know if you'll ever see the original band

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tour entirely again, but certainly we may do shows together.

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But this is a pretty great thing.

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Yeah, that's like amazing whenever I hear stuff like this,

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like after what was it, eight nine years something like that, Yeah,

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it's like that just amazes me because usually that doesn't happen.

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So like, were you guys in contact the whole time

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and still friendly and stuff, because you know, a lot

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of times it is bad blood or whatever, which it

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wasn't with you guys. But I love hearing the positive

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side of things like this.

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Yeah, in hindsight, it all worked well because I had

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young kids. I was able to be home to raise

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them still do music. We'd reach out to each other

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here and there and talk, and as time went by,

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I was like, hey, let's hang out when you come through.

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I'd love to sit in on a set. And that's

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started to happen and the connection was there, and like

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you said, he said, you know, let's do this, and

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so it was perfect timing and I don't know if

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it would have ever worked as well had it not

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been that span of time.

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Probably.

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I'd also like to know, like, how do you find

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a difference in the chemistry of working together now opposed

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to working together ten years ago and twenty years ago.

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Maturity for one, yeah, growing up, differences in life perspectives. Nowadays,

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it's more like whatever works, it's just easier because we

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know what to expect and how to navigate.

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It a lot easier, I think.

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And do you find like it getting back together it

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was like playing on one of those comfortable old shoes

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that you had, Like right, absolutely.

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I've said it many times. Nobody plays guitar like Pete.

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He's one of the greatest guitar players I've ever jammed with.

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And I've toured with some amazing musicians. We've toured with

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some great bands, Metallica, Rush, and I put Pete right

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up there with Alex Lifson. And when he steps on

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the stage and picks up that guitar, that's that tone,

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that's what started this band thirty years ago. Those fingers

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and this voice, and it is literally like riding a bike,

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and it's the fastest twelve speet I've ever been on

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I don't go for that twenty one gears.

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I love it. So what's your guys, passions outside of music?

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Golf that you're proving your age now?

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So I've been working half the past two years. And yeah,

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it's really in family. A lot of it is spending

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time with my son and my wife. My kid's seventeen,

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about to turn eighty. I'm about to lose him in

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a couple of years, and his summer we're going to

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Europe with him and looking at some schools. Yeah, that's

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my passion is my son and my wife and being

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with them. And I really love that.

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I love that, And you know it's funny. It does

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go quick, and it's like one day my kid was

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turning eighteen and now he's forty, and this one's almost

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going to be.

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Eighteen in a few years. You know.

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It's like it's wild, you know, and that's his dad,

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you know, and his dad is forty. I'm like, I'm

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not even fucking forty.

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How did that happen? How about you? Passions outside of

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music production?

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Music production? I love to mix music in the studio.

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I used to be a golf fanatic with that kind

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of Florida's too hot for golf.

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Yeah, no doubt. I live down in West Palm Beach.

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I don't know how these people go on the golf

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course and sit in that heat like that and you're

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not moving that much.

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Yeah, October's okay, But really just the kids raising the

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kids in production music mixing is my favorite.

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it because I think not many listeners realize.

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What they think of this rock star lifestyle, but they.

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Don't realize you're just normal people having normal families, doing

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normal things. You just have been playing music for a

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living and it's actually your passion. So you're not hating

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your job because it's your passion.

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No, I feel extremely fortunate for my life is definitely

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don't take it for granted anymore.

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What else is on the horizon after Welcome to Rockville

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for you guys?

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There's a show in Maryland in two days night, and

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then we head home home and start rehearsals for some

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shows in July, and then some things coming up later

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in the year, and then there's some possibilities there.

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We're not gonna put it out there yet.

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But people have to watch for it though.

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R Yeah, keep your eyes, keep your ears fields for sure.

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And how do people say it again, keep your eyes

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on the internet. There it is.

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And how do people like follow you guys on socials,

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on your website and all that stuff, and buy your

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merch most importantly, because that's the best way that.

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Pays the bills.

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Exactly.

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Yeah, it's you know, we're on It's candlebox on Instagram,

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It's candlebox on Facebook, It's I don't know what other

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we have, candlebox, TikTok, yeah, candleboxrocks dot com.

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It's all.

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I mean. I think if you just type candlebox and Google,

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So one story, good or bad in this whole musical journey,

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and it might be a different story for both of you.

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What would be the one you're going to share with

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thousand people and we'd been touring with Metallica that summer.

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but it's a completely different beast when you have three

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hundred thousand people in that wave of people. It just

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goes on and on. And we headlined that Friday night,

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co headlined with Violent Fems.

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weekend because we were able to see all the bands

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Green Day get pelted with mud. All of that was

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an experience I'll never forget. That's probably what I'll share

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it with my grandchildren.

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But also I like to tell the story about how

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the band actually got cut off. In the very beginning,

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started wabbling and it literally down the freeway I five

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and it just spun around all the way, crashed through

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the medium and we went facing the opposite direction, on

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and we all it was one of those things in

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a movie where the smoke cleared and everybody's like, what

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went to nineteen eighty three US Festival, which was supposed

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to be the Woodstock of the eighties, and I was

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there on Heavy Metal Day, also three hundred thousand people,

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and it's still one of my most memorable experiences. And

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all the eighties. That one was, like. The funniest thing

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I told this yesterday was David Lee Roth forgot the words.

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They ain't talk about love. Eddie was looking over at him.

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the crowded he goes, I fucking forgot the words, and

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the whole crowd roared, except one guy who heckled him.

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that's one of those memorable moments right there. Anything else

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I think it's we're good. There's exciting things coming, so

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keep checking in.

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I love it well, I love that you're here. Welcome

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to Rockville. Thank you, and thanks for being on the

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Adventures of Payment.

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