Aug. 11, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews Dead Flesh at Bloodstock Open Air 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews Dead Flesh at Bloodstock Open Air 2025.

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Hey, you have done too.

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Yes, that's true for.

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Crazy Young. This is the pipe Man here on the

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Adventures pipe Man w four c Y Radio, and I'm here.

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With you have Nelly the drummer from Dead Flesh and

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Chris the guitarist from Dead Flesh.

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Nice. Oh yeah.

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So my first question, most important right now is did

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you go catch Cage Fight set?

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Yes? I did, because that was amazing.

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I've also just what gave it away is the fact

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I'm wearing a Cage Fight shirt right. But it's they

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were so good. Nick Blues, the drummer, is one of

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my favorite drummers. He's from around our area and just

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to be able to watch him play in that style

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of band that he's in, but add his vibes, so

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it's a great band anyway. They've got so many hardcore

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ish sounds and then he'll just rinse in a blastby

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and it makes me so happy.

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And I love when a drummer gives other drummers kudos.

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Oh no, but he is unbelievable.

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In the warm up, the sound check beforehand, you heard

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him and if anyone's listening, he's playing a normal drum

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BEI then he goes into the Rosanna Toto Jumbie, which

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is free individual drummies at the same time, and then

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comes out of that very easily into like just a

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normal standard jumpie that is so complicated and difficult. I

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am so impressed that he just sneaks it in sneaks

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it back out.

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I'm always so impressed with people like you and people

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like him stuff because I played drums when I was

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a kid for nine years and I still suck.

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I played guitar for about twenty years and I still suck,

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So you do me.

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There you go.

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Funny story about that is like when I switched from

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drums to guitar, because when I became a teen danger,

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I'm like, it's cooler to play guitar. I'm thinking, I

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am want to do the fucking scales. It bored me

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to death, so I was just like fucking around, I

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want to see what sounds I can make. And my

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dad's like, you should give that shit up because you suck.

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But it didn't get it though. I just want, like,

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you gotta explore your instrument so you don't sound like

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everybody fucking else.

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Of course, you got to just sit there and make

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a lot of random noise. And just see what comes out.

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That's how you find your own sound, just just having

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fun with it and just exactly just make noise. That's right,

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that's right. I'll know the panetonics I learned, the others

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instantly forgot them. I've forgotten more stuff than most people

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have learned, So you know, it's all good.

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Who was the guitarist that did it for you, that

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made you want play guitar?

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When I was a kid, I was a massive Red

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Chillies fan, So John Frusciante. I mean, he's such an

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inventive guitarist and he's pull stuff out on the fly.

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But then when I started getting into heavy music, every

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time I die Jordan Buckley, He's just absolutely insane. He

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was just all over the for everybody were playing stuff backwards,

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being really weird chords. Just the way he plays it

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is just so chaotic and like that just speaks to me,

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so that while our music sounds nothing like that a genre,

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I'm really kind of that kind of chaotic energy is

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what really draws me into it.

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See, and I love that it's not the same genre

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because you know, like in the eighties, we were a

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bunch of fucking idiot gatekeepers now and I love that

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Today It's like we can be this big community. That's

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why we're a big community today. Metal we've never survived

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without people like you, guys that are accepting other types

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of metal, other types of genres.

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Oh of cose, there's so many different types of genres.

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Just this weekend alone, you got doom, black metal, hardcore,

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death core, metalcore, your fresh metal. There's just so much

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shre Why would you want to limit yourself to just

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like this is my genre, This is the one thing

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I'm going to listen to, right It's absolutely insane. So

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we'll do the same thing. When we're writing, we're trying

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to draw in as many different influences as possible. We've

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got a song that we are working on the moment.

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It's a really stompy, aggressive hardcore song chucked in a

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black metal verse, and it like why not?

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I don't love it, But that's what's gonna make you

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grow and stand out because nowadays I find there's a

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lot of bands that are still pre gatekeepers. Everybody in

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the band listening to the same music, so they all

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sound the same because they're using some formula exactly like

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a metal shouldn't have a formula spawn that's why it's

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good to have different influences.

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And we all mostly hate each other's genres as well

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that we really like. So I love lots of standard

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old school death metal. Then he likes far more like

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rubbish music as far as like I said. So then

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we were to fight out over the style of Risks

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should be. But then you know, it seems to somehow work.

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There you go. Was there a drummer for you that

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stood out? Oh?

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Yeah, I'm a massive fan of a band called Status Quo.

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Heavily I remember that. Yeah, I heavily w is write

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that from my dad. And so when John Coglan was

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their drummer from the Frantic four era, he is just

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unbelievable in Rollover laid Down, he plays a blastbeat as

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much as people No no, no, no, no no, it's like

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he does. He plays sixteaphs on the snare and a

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high hat leading back out of the bridge, so it's

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a blastbey wow.

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So I'll give my answer for both.

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Yes, Lombardo, okay, yeah, no, fair fa fa fa fair

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Yeah enough set.

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You don't even need to go any further down.

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I was friends went back in the day because I

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went to Slayers show ever, no way. Yeah, So we

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used to hang out outside the club and laugh at

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that people thought they were devil worshipers when really, like

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Tom was a Christian, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, it

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was just we used.

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To laugh about it. But like, look at all.

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The bands that Lombardo will play in, like he just

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can play anywhere. But in that double bass, he was

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like the original double bas That was like, oh my

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fucking god, how does he do that?

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And it's what you can do with the double bass

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as well, So it's not even just like where Motorhead

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had that bit of overkill and bringing it in and

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you're kind of going, okay, cool, that's cool. Lombardo went,

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this is what you can do if it isn't just

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go kitkickk ki ki kick kick, actually work it into

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a film, work it into the riff, do something pretty

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interesting with it.

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Yeah, he's definitely developed something else there.

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And on the guitar side, we're talking about the Black

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Sabbath Bridge.

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I know what's coming you do?

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New Year's Eve. I told my dad I was sleeping

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at my friend's house. My friend said he was sleeping

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at my house, and we went to go see Ozzie

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with Randy Rhodes. Yes, and I was like, okay, I'm

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done with drums. I'm playing guitar now.

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Hey, no, no, no, no, no, you should do both.

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We can coexist.

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How about if you like sat at the drum set

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and played guitar and drums at the same time. Like

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I have a friend that plays it's a guitar as

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a guitar and bass, so he his band, he plays

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both on the same instrument.

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You will see are the one man bands, which I

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always think you're impressive whenever they've got like the kick

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jum on their back, guitar on the front, harmonica in

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their mouth. So that's incredible, right, another thing.

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Or how about this?

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Okay, so you definitely I think you definitely need there

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a metal one of the bands I interviewed today. Ah,

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it's been so long since I played one.

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Now we need to redo all of our albums, right.

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You gotta put the kazoo in there.

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It was so slightly on topic. You have no idea

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how long I've been trying to get this guy to

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blastbeat on a cowbell. He just refuses to do it.

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Oh, come on, man, this.

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Is a conversation that's genuinely happening more than once.

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Come on, you need the cow bell.

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Man will have to find a way to work it.

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And if we get there and it works, I'll consider it.

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I do have a cow bell. I just don't have

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a stand for you.

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You guys can make a deal. You guys can make

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a deal.

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You can do the cow bell and he could get

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one of those kids little guitars.

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See here's the issue of the deal. He would do that.

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I'm already thinking of how I'm gonna incorporate you.

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Right, I just think that shit would be playing a

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shit at live show, like you break out the kazoo.

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There is actually I can't remember where, but I was

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at some of them that there was a live band

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playing and they were like a heavy band and the dude,

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oh it was a pre party for a festival, and

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the dude had the kazoo around his neck and then

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all of a sudden he starts playing the kazoo in

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like some really heavy fucking song and like that's badass.

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That's proper, that's proper.

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Right, right, So you gotta love a.

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Kazoo from weird ol Like he smashes how well you

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can use a kazoo and hand fats, hand fats all

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the way there.

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You go listen, that's the best music right there, and

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doesn't even stink.

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No, it doesn't even stink.

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Perfect right, it sounds of the underground.

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I think they had one thing missing at the Back

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to the Beginning show because the band that gave me

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that kazoo, I said, man, I should have brought you

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to Back to the Beginning and we talked about he

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would play Wicked World or not Wicked World, but why

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I think it was maybe Black Sabbath or the Wizard

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with the kazoo instead of the harmonica.

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Yeah, can you imagine?

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Yeah, okay, yeah, I'll be about that.

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Right right, So we talk about the eighties. Here's my

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original battle vest is that all the way back?

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Yes? I started it in eighty one.

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I love the fact that you literally got to the

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point of Stormtroopers of Death, let's go. Yeah, and you're

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literally writing them down, not just patches. Literally why why.

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Don't you do that?

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These is the proper battle Jackie, and not my poser

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with a nice new stitching and eing form. A part

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of handwriis beautiful.

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And I even have on their no posers, no poses.

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Let's go, like, if you buy a battle jacket, you're

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a fucking poser. Okay, you got to create your battle jacket.

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Slayer didn't even have a patch yet, so I did that?

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Did you use? So what did you use to make

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that one velvet lettering?

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Oh? Really?

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Yeah?

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Yeah?

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Because it looks like he's written on but it looks

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too perfect.

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It looks like it's part of the jacket. Like you

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like that?

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Right?

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Forresci man.

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And then so last month at HELFESL was the interviewing

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Gene Hoagland. I've said this a few times today and

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I pulled this out. I'm like, do you recognize that logo?

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They just came out with a new album and they're

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going on tour. Yeah, I'm so fucking excited.

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They were one of my favorites man.

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In fact, that drumming right now sounds like a Dark

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Angel song. Let's go, maybe you guys should cover a

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Dark Angel song?

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Well, what would you go for?

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There's just there's too many I'd have to sit and

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think about it. I say only because I'm the following

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somebody who knows the drums way better than I do.

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We're about to look like complete poses. If we pick

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a song, So what do you reckon? What do we do?

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I reckon you like, just start your show. You have

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played a whole song where we have arrived.

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Oh I was excited, and then I remember how difficult

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it is, so you might have give me six months.

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If you can play like Gene, I'm impressed.

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If anybody can play like Gene, I'd be impressed.

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Oh my god, Bus could do it from Cage Fight,

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Oh my god.

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At Hellfest it was death Clock and I'm just like

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enamored by Jean, Like what the fuck? Who can play

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drums like that?

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And it's like a mean band, and yet it's he

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does it as if that was genuine. I could play

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every little beat in there and.

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He wasn't even sweating. It was like he wasn't even trying,

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Like it was just so easy.

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I'm jealous of him, so jealous.

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So what else do you guys got coming up after

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Bloodstock that you want to tell people about.

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We got couple of shows in London in a few weeks.

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We're playing in Camden Assembly with gut Wreck to Me

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and Cane Iron. They're coming over from Europe. I am

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so excited for that. It's gonna be so many bass drops.

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And then the week after we're in the underworld with

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to the Grave Osiah and Beyond Extinction. So somehow we're

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gonna end up looking like the lightweight ones on that bill. Nice,

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that's gonna be one of the heaviest shows. And again

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I am just too excited for that. We got a

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new single coming out. Just play that for the first

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time on Thursday, England. You gonna hear it how it's

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meant to sound without all the cock ups. That'll be good.

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A few other bits, but I'm gonna wait to say

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about that just because I don't want to upset our boss.

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Imagine might hog tie as for us in his basement.

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We don't know what he's like.

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And Joel can't get incredibly violent.

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Yeah, well, you know, so, how did the audience receive

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the new song that you played for the first time?

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It seems that was the most insane audience we've ever

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played to. I mean, we used to people getting excited

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and chining and stuff, but that was on another level.

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I mean, it seemed like every single person was already

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just so off their heads and just out for anything.

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There was jumping around, screaming, so much the biggest mush

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bit we've ever had crowdsurfers. It was insane, absolutely ridiculous.

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They did just want to jump out there and join them, right.

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Yeah, it did. I was like, I'm tevered to this stage.

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I want to go down and throw some shapes.

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They were really really up for it, and it was

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so it was so nice to have that warmth response

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where you know they've got your back and they don't

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really know who you are. They're giving you a go,

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and it's nice that rather than having the feeling sometimes you.

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Can get where you have to prove yourself. They were

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already on our side.

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They want us to just have a good show as

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much as we wanted to have a good show, and

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you kind of just get that feeling in the attitude

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the whole time, and it was amazing.

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One thing that I find at Bloodstock is like, I

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don't think any band has to prove themselves at Bloodstock.

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Yeah, yeah, And it just seems to go in and

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being like we're on your side.

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Just do what you do, like ganging up at to

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go to a set at ten thirty in the morning,

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Like it doesn't happen all the time at festivals. They're

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usually partying all night long and sleeping, So that says

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a lot when bands can come out and play that

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early in the morning, expecting that there's only going to

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be a couple of people, and then it's like, holy fuck,

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well for.

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Sure, Like we just watched cage Wait it was what

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ten thirty, and we might just so many people with

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shirts and the crowd's going mass like it is so early?

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What are you doing a week?

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Right?

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That's my circle pit as well, exactly me. I'm like,

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I want to save my circle pitting until later. So

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I fucking hurt myself now and ruined me for the

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rest of the day. So tell everybody how they can

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reach out to you on socials, on the web, and

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most important, they buy your merch because they can't listen

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to my show unless they buy your merch.

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Oh yeah, no, absolutely merched buying is a pre werik

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is it? For any future shows of yours, They're going

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to have to fill in a form with the receipt

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number from buying our merch in order to operate your show.

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That's right, Go on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok all the bits,

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dead fash. We'll go up band camp for all our

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merch r EP singles. We've got quite a few different

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bits on their t shirts. Hats all the good stuff.

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I think that's it.

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Yeah, that's streaming as well. Will have the streamings too.

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So if you even if you want to listen to

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it somewhere to follow out ourselves, find any streaming service

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with their somewhere on the internet.

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That's it. You got Spotify, nice and free. You just

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want to listen to us, but your money's hard. Spotify,

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Apple Music YouTube were in there. Get on it just

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as long as people who are enjoying theirselves nice get

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on it.

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Which one of your tiktoks is the one you're most

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embarrassed for?

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That?

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Oh, there is an absolutely ridiculous one our guitarists made

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nearly here. It's very excited when he's boss being and

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he alluded to some newer divergence and it got a

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bit out of hand.

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So everybody go check out their TikTok and find that one.

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He's also on Instagram as well, in case you can't

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find it.

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That there you go. Yeah, well you guys fucking rock.

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Thanks for being here at Bloodstock and thanks for being

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on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thank you for coming over as well.

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That means a lot to actually have somebody coming from

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abroad as well to actually come here and even talk

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to us as well with a bunch of nobody.

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So thank you very much.

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Oh my pleasure, and I love coming over here, especially

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escaping my crazy country.

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Yeah good.

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Michelle Kerr was my press officer for my entire fucking

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career here in the UK, my entire career with Machinat.

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She recently passed away and it was a very, very

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sad day. And I can tell you the reason that

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I'm going to tell this story because she was family.

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She was Bloodstock family. She was heavy metal UK family.

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Most of the.

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Bears that you know and love you probably heard of

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because of that woman right there, slip Knots, Slayer, Machinehead, Trivium, Killswitch, Engage,

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Hey Reed, you name it. She helped lift everybody up, man,

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She helped lift everybody up, and in so many ways,

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she helped make this entire music scene, this incredible, beautiful

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community that lives here at Bloodstock.

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Man, she helped make it.

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So, ladies and.

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Gentlemen, please make some noise from Michelle Kerr.

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Thank you for listening to the adventures of plate Man

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on W for Cui Regio