June 16, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews Dead Pony at Download Festival 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews Dead Pony at Download Festival 2025

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Hi, you love Len too?

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Yes, that's true.

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For see why for you you.

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Hello, This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio and I'm here with.

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Anna from Dead Pony.

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I'm Blair from Dead Pony.

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Nice here at Download Festival. Is that a download shirt

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you're wearing?

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Is?

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I am?

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I was actually able to read.

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Download have done a collaboration with a designer called Mary Wyatt,

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and they approached us and asked if we wanted some

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of the merch just to take away with us, and

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I was like, that's so cool. I'm going to wear

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it on stage. So I wrote it on stage today.

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It's pretty cool and we all got stuff nice.

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And I have to also ask you something about your tattoo,

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the one that says twenty three never. May you know

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what made me think of never doing twenty three?

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In me? That you know that that site?

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Yeah, because especially now they're selling everybody's stuff.

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Yeah, I've heard that they're like taking people's DNA samples

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and selling them to like I don't know, Russia or

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something like. I'm not sure right, but it's actually is

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not anything to do with that is Basically we had

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a song back in the day called twenty three and

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never me. And for the artwork, I got the name

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tattooed on me and then we just photographed that for

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the artworks.

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You have an idea, now you could do a remix

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of that song now referencing that site.

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Yeah, we could get an endorsement right there.

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You go, know it, I know it, I know it.

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I know.

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My DNA's gone, my DNA's gone.

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I love it. I love when bands make songs up

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right during.

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The interview, So how's it feel to be here at download?

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Feels? Can I say friggin is frigging could.

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Say fucking if you want?

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Okay, well, feels frigging awesome.

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Have you ever played download?

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No, first time. I've never been either, so this is

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our first experience and loving it. It feels we've been

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at rock festivals before, and it just feels like a

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really big, lovely rock festival.

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It is.

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I think it's it's kind of cool because it's always

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such a good mix, Like a lot of festivals I do.

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It's like pretty much this.

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Is what the music is, but you have a large

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variety of downflow and download and we're just like one

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big family here.

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Yeah, totally, I feel like especially the alternative community. They're

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so like welcoming and just accepting of everyone. So yeah,

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it's been great.

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I think it's one of those things like obviously today

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is a green Day is the headliner, and were and

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we're playing. It's kind of like, oh, maybe because it's

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like a green Day headline, the crowd might not be

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so like willing to like mosh or whatever. But like

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I totally wasn't the vibe. It's just like everyone who's

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here loves like Green Day, loves corn, loves heavier stuff

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as well. It's like everyone's just into everything.

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You're like totally.

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You know what's funny about the Green Day thing is

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that I'm like an old school punk So the whole

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idea of pop punk to me is like that's kind

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of not punk.

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Okay, punk, right, it's not supposed to be pomp. It's punk.

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But one of the first shows I saw out of

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COVID was Green Day and I was like, oh my god,

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they're so awesome. Live now to your point about the washing,

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So last month I was covering Welcome to Rockville green

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Day headline there and I brought my grandson. Little did

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I know. He asked me he's like, yeah, Green Day's

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my favorite band. Can you get me tickets to that festival.

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I'm like, I'll do you better. You'll come with me,

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You'll be in my world. And it was his first

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concert ever. I brought him out like I can get

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through rain crowd. I'm old school, And I brought him

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into the direct in our middle pit here, pit here,

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literally that far away with I'm sitting with him and

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he's like, you're not gonna bring me.

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In the pit, are you? They're safe here.

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As long as you're outside the wall, you're good. But

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it's like some people may think pit at Green Day, No,

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it was a pretty wild fricking pit actually, so yeah.

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It's the thing like I feel like, although it is

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pop punk, it's not necessarily heavy, but it is just

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still that kind of music that people like to mosh too,

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and it's like rock music here.

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And it's like that, you know, they would have been

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like really big fans, but when they were like kids,

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and it just brings out that fucking feeling in.

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Them, no doubt. And you know it's funny too, Like

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I've seen the weirdest gigs that have pits. It's like

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when ills and pits. When I was younger, there were

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only certain people that went in the pit at certain bands.

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Yeah.

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I've seen a festival Whiz Khalifa and they had mosh pits.

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Yeah, and I'm like, that's pretty badass. Even though it's weird,

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it's badass.

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We had a mosh pit this after noon. Blair broke

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a string and he was changing his string and we

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had a moshbu to silence. Like when he was changing

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a string.

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Oh my god, that's awesome.

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It took so much longer than I expected it to

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take to change it. And I was like, and I

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was like hyping the crowd, heaping the crowd, and she'd

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like stop and I'd be like, no, no, no, like you need

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to mape them more because it's gonna be an hour,

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like two minutes before I'm done here.

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I was I want to see a pet in this

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next song. So the the started one and then the

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next song just doesn't come.

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And I was like, it's like it was almost like

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the quieter we got and the less we did, the

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more crazy they got. It's just like, ah, this is

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the most hardcore thing ever. Is just silence.

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That's so funny. I love that man, like it's just

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it is.

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What's great about it is mash Pit's probably saved my

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life as well as most people actually probably saved other

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people's lives because you get all your people don't understand

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it's not about hurting a mame in people. It's about

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getting healthy aggression out so you don't hurt in mean

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exactly too, righte brother, Yeah, I mean like there's people

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like times I been a mood like I want to

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kick somebody's ass, and if I go on a pit,

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I'm like, oh, I feel great now, so I'm not

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even upset anymore.

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And I think that people have this misconception that it

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is like aggressive, but like it's aggressive dancing, right, but

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like if someone falls down, you pick them up, you

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pick them up, nobody gets hurt you. Maybe they get hurt,

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but like not intentionally. You know.

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I always find when I'm in a mosh but I'm

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always smiling like an idiot, right, It's like I'm not

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like and they're like I'm in They're.

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Like, yeah, I have this amazing video of Blair two

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thousand trees last year and we went to see our

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pals play. They playing a band called Gallas, like a

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proper Glasswagian punk band. You would like them if you're

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onund of punk. And Blair is like the tallest person

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in the marsh pad and all you can see is

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Blair's head like jumping up. He's got this big smile

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on his face. It's like it's genuinely the best video ever.

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And I was dominating in there as well.

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Well, I got I have one funny a couple of

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funny stories, but one on that realm Okay, So my

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daughter several years ago, she was twenty, her boyfriend swaying

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or her friends are twenty, and there was a slip

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a slip Knot was headlining and we all go into pit,

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not my daughter, but her boyfriend and his friends, who

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were like big, like macho dudes. They're not the best

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dudes in the pit. Like people don't realize. It's usually

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the little squirrely dudes like me that you have to

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worry about, you know, because she canna, Oh yeah, I'll

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come around like those big dudes are trying to hurt people.

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I'll come around the pit and I'll lunge down like

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Mike Tyson, come up with my elbow and I'll be

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on the other pit before side of pitt before they

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don't even know who did it, you know, and it's like,

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so we go in there and after a show's over

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and slip knot.

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It's a crazy pit. Okay. Her boyfriend three friends are

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like bent over.

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And they were out for a while already and they

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see me skipping out of the pit and they're like

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what the fuck? Yeah, you know, and see that's that's

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what it's about. Man.

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Just have fun and just get that shit out of you.

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It's the best therapyat ever.

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Totally totally man.

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So what's your most memorable experience of this whole musical journey.

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I mean, I feel like for me it was the

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first time we ever went to America, your homelands, and

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we didn't go to Florida, but we went to Texas

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to play at south By Southwest Festival.

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Oh that's pretty brave. I'm from I'm a Yankee jew.

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I don't go to Texas. Really it's scary.

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Though, to be fair, I understand that. But we were

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in Austin, which to.

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Me actually the live music capital.

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It felt like it was actually quite like progressive and

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quite diverse.

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A lot of people from Scotland are in like would would,

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maybe not for the same reasons as yourself, but like

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a lot of people from Scotland are like scared of

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like the guns and whatever when you go to Texas,

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which is fair, but in Austin it didn't. It really

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didn't feel like that. Maybe it was because it was

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like an international music festival, you know, and it's like

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not really it's not I mean maybe maybe it's not

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really like what Texas is like normally, but yeah.

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It's Austin because us it's a different area.

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Yeah, yeah, I really liked Austin. And then we spent

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a week in Austin and then we went to la

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for a week and it was just like whall, Like

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this is such a like culture shock, yeah, culture shock.

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But also at the same time it was so weird

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to be in a country that was like desert and

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like sunny, but also the language is like English and

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like we're all very similar but like also very different.

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Like it's not like going to Spain or Portugal or France.

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It's like it's way more similar. It was more familiar.

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I love America.

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Yeah, I love America.

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Me and Liam the basics dephoney, we want to go

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over and live in America.

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Nice.

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Yeah, I'd love to live in LA. I think Eli's cool.

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If you're good, go and you don't want the craziness

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of the guns and the rednecks and the hillbillies.

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LA might be the place.

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Yeah, yeah, but it can still reave. Florida.

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Well, there you go.

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It kind of scares me though, because we have the

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whale fires. Kind of scares me a little bit.

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There's more than that. Don't worry.

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Okay, So there's earthquakes, there's wildfires like.

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When we were there.

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Yeah, we did have Okay, so now that you experience

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an earthquake, Okay, So I live in Florida where we

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have hurricanes tornadoes.

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Yeah.

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In fact, I'm bummed because I live on the beach

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and yesterday there were funnel clouds in the ocean, so

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I could see them from my balcony. But I was

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coming here and they're wicked. That's like a tornado in

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the ocean like that looking at it, not coming to

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my house.

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But like the water is getting wept up in a tournai.

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Oh yeah, it looks like a tornado, but it's water.

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And so yeah, the point is it's my friends in California.

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I always say I don't know how you or all

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my friends of Laura. I don't know how you lived

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in California with those earth bakes and quick get a

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hurricane and you're in a bathtub hiding for three days.

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Earthquake lasts for ten seconds and you're done. Move on

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about your business. So tell us tell everybody how they

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

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All that crazy.

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I mean, we're pretty much sure and everything. We're modern.

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We're modern people living in a modern work.

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Are so modern. I think I think Instagram is the

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best place to.

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Get Facebook is kind of did like is apart from

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like except boomers.

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Yeah.

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I was gonna say, like my mom and dad used face, Instagram, Spotify,

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Apple Music, all that kind of stuff, and oh yeah no,

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I was gonna say another one, but there's not another one.

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And the smoke signals and pigeons and yeah.

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There you go, do some smoke signals and buy their merch. Yeah.

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Please.

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Well, thanks for being here at download and thanks for

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being on the Adventures by.

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Love to meet you.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for listening

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to the Adventures of Pipemen on w for c u

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