Sept. 25, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Death Valley Dreams at Louder Than Life 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Death Valley Dreams at Louder Than Life. Pipeman and the band discuss what makes festivals like Louder Than Life so special compared to others. The band gives praise to Pink...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Death Valley Dreams at Louder Than Life. Pipeman and the band discuss what makes festivals like Louder Than Life so special compared to others. The band gives praise to Pink Floyd and the inspiration they drew from using multiple genres to make one unique sound. Pipeman and the band discuss the different aspects of love and the importance of using passion and inspiration to make music. You can find more information about the band’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at Death Valley Dreams on all social media platforms. Check out their latest release “Leave Me Alone” on all streaming platforms now!
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Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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• The Adventures of Pipeman
• Pipeman Radio
• Pipeman in the Pit
• Positively Pipeman
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Download The Pipeman Radio APP
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
The Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) and K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com – Hollywood Talk Radio part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (
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Death Valley Dreams. Hello, Hello, Hello, Whyes, I bet you
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were. I haven't dreams at Death
Valley When you're out there on stage in
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this heat, right with this with
this jacket on. Yes, yeah,
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I'm like, okay, So anybody
that wears a jacket and I dig that
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you do for the entertainment aspect,
I'm like, holy fuck, how are
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you living after a set in that
heat? Well? I started by wearing
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an all black jacket yesterday and just
hung out in the sun all day long.
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So I work for probably twelve hours
and in preparation. There you go.
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It's like training. I like hearing
that, Like people don't realize the
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training, no hard training altitude.
I know, right exactly half hour was
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nothing after twelve hours yesterday. So
there you go. And how how has
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it been here at Ler? In
life? Is this badass or what?
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Oh? Yeah, this festival?
Yeah, oh, Danny Wemmer festivals are
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so organized, artists are treated so
well. Everybody's ever with the staff.
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It's just ten out of ten.
I love hearing that because there's some ship
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shows you have to play at.
Isn't there you know where that's not the
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case. There is, yes,
And this is like amazing. I mean
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there's artwork everywhere. Like last night, Killer Mike was right there doing a
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DJs. We were here last night. How badass was that? I was
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like, I was looking down at
the table, I'm like Killer Mike DJ
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set at the Spin booth. I'm
like, wait, that's the Spin booth
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right there, and like sure enough
here he was. Yeah, this is
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what's cool. I do a lot
of festivals and you guys know like having
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this whole like lounge area. Oh
yes, because otherwise people think and maybe
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back in the day, okay,
but people think, oh backstage, oh
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you're probably bored the fricking death back
there. It's like, oh cool,
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I could come here and hang out. Yeah, I mean it's I mean,
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it's definitely not like backstage in the
eighties, right, you know,
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I was there Johnny and I took
like we went at the M three festival,
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right it's like all like Warren and
Great White, and you know we're
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there, we're backstage. We're like, we made it. We finally made
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it. Backstage in one of these
concerts, you know, swimming pool,
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empty swimming pool, and I would
imagine everybody would have been naked and in
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that pool. It's nineteen eighty eight, This fucking pool would be no doubt
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that pool was filled with tears.
Our tears, right, our tears.
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We filled the entire pool with tears. I lived that whole Sunset strip life.
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And yeah, it's funny. Now
some of those same people from then
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I was friends with, I'm hanging
out with them backstage and they're showing me
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pictures of her grandkids on their iPhone
and that that's the back that's the backstage
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party experience right there. Everyone's on
their laptop working on social media. It's
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like, what the fuck happened to
rock and roll? Where's the danger anymore?
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I have this artist that I was
bad at, Jade, that she's
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young, and I was like,
Okay, I'm gonna take you hang out
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backstage with God's back and she's thinking
it's gonna be like this and we're just
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sitting there in the room looking at
pictures on our dreams. Crushed your dreams,
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right yeah? Uh Well, the
other bands I was interviewing today,
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they're like, make rock and roll
dangerous again. I'm like, yeah,
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let's bring it back. You know, I mean nobody smokes cigarettes anymore,
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I know, right, you know, like led Zeppelin stuck a mud shark
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inside of a woman. You know, like, I haven't even heard that
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story. That's a famous story.
I can't believe I have. I know
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about Keith moon shitty or like shifting
on his drum set and Pete Towns and
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eating then shit like that. But
that one, I mean shark led Zeppelin
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story is one to know. Oh, it's one to know. But I
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don't know one band here that would
do that today. Who would stick a
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live much shark inside a woman?
You might get attacked by the Meet Too
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movement, you would. It's I
mean, I guess we have to make
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it up. Think about how some
of those songs from the eighties two okay,
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only seven? Right, Daddy says
she's too young, but she's old
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enough for me, right, Like
that would not you'd never hear from that
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band again. I just saw an
article actually, and they were blaming it
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on the producer. They're like,
actually, actually, I had nothing to
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do with Like the lyrics we wrote
were all different. It was more like
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a saw her shading their Beatles type
of vibe there was. As I was
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sitting at the Troubadour with Eddie Van
Halen and Nikki six and every girl walked
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by, they'd be like, slot
or bitch, come on back stage.
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Ye see where is that? Where
are the where's that? Attitude? It?
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It left with politically correct. It
did well, we need to bring
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it back. Well, we're you
guys in charge to bring that ship back.
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It's a tough task, but we'll
try. Her day. I mean
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it was fun, Like I gotta
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put together last night that after party, but I was sitting down on the
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sofa most of the time because that
was the most exciting thing to do at
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the time. You know. I
was like, after party, Yeah,
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well we'll go out and get the
mud sharks for tonight. Right there,
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you go, let's do it,
do it. I've had brought a woman
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back last night. You know,
a hot hot check. I like,
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fuck, I'm embarrassed here come back
stage for this after party? What's going
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on ahead? And what happened was? I think we're like maybe watching kids
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shows back here or something. But
the DJ set was fucking good for any
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that's listeny oh man. So tell
our listeners about you guys as an artist.
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Not the genre bullshit, or to
put you in the box bullshit,
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but what makes you unique? I
think we just don't give a fuck.
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We're nice when it comes to like
writing music. I feel like so many
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people they you know, they're trying
to write what's going on on the radio
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right now, or they're you know, their favorite band or whatever like that,
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and I just feel like we just
kind of write what we want to
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hear. Yeah, it's just kind
of like, you know, there's no
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rules to it. That's the only
way it should be. We have our
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last song has a saxophone in it, We're like, nice, we're hearing
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a sax Okay, we got a
sax place. I love that, you
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know, So like those kinds of
things, it's like if you hear it.
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I mean, think back to Pink
Floyd. There there was there was
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probably not an element of any kind
of music that wasn't in one of those
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songs at right time, you know, And they were just like, I
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don't know, I'm hearing a dog
marking in this right, It's perfect exactly.
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It's so funny because when I was
a kid, Laurie and I play
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guitar. I was fascinated by what
sounds I can make, not actually playing
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something that was actually a saw,
just how annoying of a noise I can
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make on that thing, right.
Yeah, My dad's like, you should
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give that up, you shuck,
and like thinking myself and I still to
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this day. That's what being an
artist is, experimenting. Neil Young made
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a career on it, right,
right, How else do you figure out
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something new? Yea? Otherwise you're
just repeating the same ship everybody else's done.
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Eddie van Halen, I'm sure when
he started finger tapping right, it
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didn't sound like it does the way
that we all know. Yeah, it's
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Dad might have been like, what
the hell are you doing? You need
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to cut that shit out right,
learn some chords, you know what I
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mean. But because of that,
you have, you know, the guitar
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players that are here today, and
yet last night. You mean, I
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don't think there would have been any
guitar player here that shreds like that without
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Eddie Van Halen. And I think
some of the best guitar players had no
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professional training. And I remember taking
guitar classes and the teachers like, well,
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I mean to Duke Scales for like
ten years. You know, I'm
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like, I'm fucking over this ship. That boring the shit out of me.
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I just want to play a song. Can you tell me how to
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play a song? Oh? No, so fuck it, I'll just figure
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it out on my own. Yeah. You have to uniquely be yourself.
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Yeah, and unapologetically whether you think
anybody. If you're doing it for somebody
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else, it's not gonna know.
Oh they sniffing sincerity out immediately. No,
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now you go back to Nirvana,
you know what I mean, Like
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he kind of goes down as one
of the greatest guitar players of all time,
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not because he shredded, because he
didn't give a fuck, right,
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you know, he didn't even want
to be out there. He would have
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been perfectly happy in the hotel room
McCourtney just playing guitar. Yeah, probably,
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yeah, that too, But I
mean, can you imagine Kang and
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out with Courtney love for like an
afternoon. I wouldn't be alive either.
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We're not saying, we're not saying
nothing, but yeah, it's true.
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Like think of them too, like
you go before them, Sit and Nancy.
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Yeah, like I'm obsessed. I
watched that movie all the fucking time.
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Man, It's like, oh my
god. But I also think,
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you know, everybody talks about the
horror story something what a great fucking love
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them, I mean just it's classic,
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classic love story. Unbelievable. It's
like the love of my life is not
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a real person. It's a character
under that same realm. Can you guess
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who under that same realm of that
you know, shit show realm? A
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character? Okay character? Is it
a real person? Not a real person?
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A character in a comic? And
think of this obsessive great love between
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her and another character who Jared Leto
played that character, Harley Quinn. Yeah,
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Like, and people think I'm nuts
why I say it, but I
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just the love she had for Joker
and everything she did for that love.
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You know, that is what love
should be, even though it's a shit
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show. That's what love should be
no like love should not be some like
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tightly knit neat box. Same with
music, same with music. You know,
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here's what's happened with music in a
box is what we see today where
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people, I say, bands are
using some like algebraic equation to write a
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song. Yeah, and then everybody
sounds exactly the same. I used to
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hate it while it's teenager, and
people that didn't understand my music said,
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oh, it all sounds the same
because it didn't. Yeah. Now I'm
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like, yeah, all right,
first now, yeah, that's why I
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asked that question. What makes you
unique? Because, like, you know,
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we purposely don't use the same drum
tones that everybody does because you know
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what happens now everyone's recording. You
get these sample packs and they sound great,
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but not when every single band is
using the same sample pack. It's
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like it's the same kick drum on
every band's song. You know that.
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Brian Johnstown massacre. Brian Johnstown massacre. What a shit show? What an
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absolutely beautiful shit show. Doesn't he's
sticking a key all the time. No?
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Is it out of control? Yes? Is it dangerous he attack his
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whole band on stage? Yeah,
it's fucking dangerous. However, it's real.
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He's crazy. You don't know if
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do know is it's real. That's
right. You gotta believe it. That's
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right. You don't believe it.
Nobody else will absolutely and listen, this
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miserable as an artist. Yeah,
what happens if you make it? Isn't
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even me. Well, that's like
a friend of mine that lives in town
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man, fucking hate I don't sing Ice
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the coolest fucking dude ever. Yeah. Yeah, and he's as real as
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of what record labels and stuff like this
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That wasn't him. Yeah, and that's
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with the eighties scene too. You know,
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okay, you got dressed like this, make your music like this,
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more acoustic guitar. I'm sitting there. It's heavy metal. That doesn't make
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sense. And when it happened,
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grunge to kill metal. Did it
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it got so ridiculous where it was
not about music anymore. Is who
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could hit the highest note, who
could play the fastest, Who had the
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most bandanas the most, who used
the most AquaNet, yeah, the nicest
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hair. I mean towards the end
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okay, they were like, you
know, the most beautiful men that you'd
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imagine. I look at these.
Yeah, it turns around you see the
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Adams happy, like, oh shit, right, well you guys freaking rock.
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Tell everybody how to catch up on
you, on with you on socials,
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on the web by your merch check
out your tour dates, music all
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that, yeah, you can find
is anywhere at Death Valley Dreams. We're
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on all the social media's where we'll
be at Aftershock on the fifth. Yeah,
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nice, we'll see you there.
I do all the danny so yeah,
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we'll be there, and we're gonna
be out and about the rest of
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this year and next year. We
got a lot of cool things coming up.
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So love it. Well, everybody
needs check you guys out, support
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you. You're badass. You're gonna
bring real rock and roll back. We
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will. That's right. Thanks for
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Death Valley Dreams. Hello, Hello, Hello, Whyes, I bet you
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were. I haven't dreams at Death
Valley When you're out there on stage in
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this heat, right with this with
this jacket on. Yes, yeah,
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I'm like, okay, So anybody
that wears a jacket and I dig that
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you do for the entertainment aspect,
I'm like, holy fuck, how are
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heat? Well? I started by wearing
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an all black jacket yesterday and just
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It's like training. I like hearing
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training, no hard training altitude.
I know, right exactly half hour was
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nothing after twelve hours yesterday. So
there you go. And how how has
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it been here at Ler? In
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Oh? Yeah, this festival?
Yeah, oh, Danny Wemmer festivals are
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so organized, artists are treated so
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It's just ten out of ten.
I love hearing that because there's some ship
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shows you have to play at.
Isn't there you know where that's not the
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case. There is, yes,
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there's artwork everywhere. Like last night, Killer Mike was right there doing a
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DJs. We were here last night. How badass was that? I was
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like, I was looking down at
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set at the Spin booth. I'm
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right there, and like sure enough
here he was. Yeah, this is
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what's cool. I do a lot
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this whole like lounge area. Oh
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back in the day, okay,
but people think, oh backstage, oh
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you're probably bored the fricking death back
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it's definitely not like backstage in the
eighties, right, you know,
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Great White, and you know we're
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there, we're backstage. We're like, we made it. We finally made
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it. Backstage in one of these
concerts, you know, swimming pool,
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empty swimming pool, and I would
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that pool. It's nineteen eighty eight, This fucking pool would be no doubt
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that pool was filled with tears.
Our tears, right, our tears.
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We filled the entire pool with tears. I lived that whole Sunset strip life.
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I was friends with, I'm hanging
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pictures of her grandkids on their iPhone
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party experience right there. Everyone's on
their laptop working on social media. It's
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like, what the fuck happened to
rock and roll? Where's the danger anymore?
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I have this artist that I was
bad at, Jade, that she's
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young, and I was like,
Okay, I'm gonna take you hang out
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backstage with God's back and she's thinking
it's gonna be like this and we're just
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sitting there in the room looking at
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right yeah? Uh Well, the
other bands I was interviewing today,
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they're like, make rock and roll
dangerous again. I'm like, yeah,
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let's bring it back. You know, I mean nobody smokes cigarettes anymore,
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I know, right, you know, like led Zeppelin stuck a mud shark
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inside of a woman. You know, like, I haven't even heard that
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story. That's a famous story.
I can't believe I have. I know
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about Keith moon shitty or like shifting
on his drum set and Pete Towns and
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eating then shit like that. But
that one, I mean shark led Zeppelin
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story is one to know. Oh, it's one to know. But I
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don't know one band here that would
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live much shark inside a woman?
You might get attacked by the Meet Too
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movement, you would. It's I
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it up. Think about how some
of those songs from the eighties two okay,
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only seven? Right, Daddy says
she's too young, but she's old
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enough for me, right, Like
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band again. I just saw an
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on the producer. They're like,
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do with Like the lyrics we wrote
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a saw her shading their Beatles type
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sitting at the Troubadour with Eddie Van
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by, they'd be like, slot
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Ye see where is that? Where
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It left with politically correct. It
did well, we need to bring
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it back. Well, we're you
guys in charge to bring that ship back.
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It's a tough task, but we'll
try. Her day. I mean
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it was fun, Like I gotta
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put together last night that after party, but I was sitting down on the
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sofa most of the time because that
was the most exciting thing to do at
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the time. You know. I
was like, after party, Yeah,
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well we'll go out and get the
mud sharks for tonight. Right there,
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you go, let's do it,
do it. I've had brought a woman
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back last night. You know,
a hot hot check. I like,
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fuck, I'm embarrassed here come back
stage for this after party? What's going
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on ahead? And what happened was? I think we're like maybe watching kids
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shows back here or something. But
the DJ set was fucking good for any
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that's listeny oh man. So tell
our listeners about you guys as an artist.
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Not the genre bullshit, or to
put you in the box bullshit,
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but what makes you unique? I
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writing music. I feel like so many
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people they you know, they're trying
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right now, or they're you know, their favorite band or whatever like that,
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and I just feel like we just
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hear. Yeah, it's just kind
of like, you know, there's no
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rules to it. That's the only
way it should be. We have our
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last song has a saxophone in it, We're like, nice, we're hearing
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a sax Okay, we got a
sax place. I love that, you
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know, So like those kinds of
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Floyd. There there was there was
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probably not an element of any kind
of music that wasn't in one of those
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songs at right time, you know, And they were just like, I
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don't know, I'm hearing a dog
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It's so funny because when I was
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guitar. I was fascinated by what
sounds I can make, not actually playing
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something that was actually a saw,
just how annoying of a noise I can
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make on that thing, right.
Yeah, My dad's like, you should
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give that up, you shuck,
and like thinking myself and I still to
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this day. That's what being an
artist is, experimenting. Neil Young made
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a career on it, right,
right, How else do you figure out
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something new? Yea? Otherwise you're
just repeating the same ship everybody else's done.
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Eddie van Halen, I'm sure when
he started finger tapping right, it
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didn't sound like it does the way
that we all know. Yeah, it's
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Dad might have been like, what
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to cut that shit out right,
learn some chords, you know what I
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mean. But because of that,
you have, you know, the guitar
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players that are here today, and
yet last night. You mean, I
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don't think there would have been any
guitar player here that shreds like that without
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Eddie Van Halen. And I think
some of the best guitar players had no
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professional training. And I remember taking
guitar classes and the teachers like, well,
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I mean to Duke Scales for like
ten years. You know, I'm
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like, I'm fucking over this ship. That boring the shit out of me.
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I just want to play a song. Can you tell me how to
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play a song? Oh? No, so fuck it, I'll just figure
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it out on my own. Yeah. You have to uniquely be yourself.
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Yeah, and unapologetically whether you think
anybody. If you're doing it for somebody
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else, it's not gonna know.
Oh they sniffing sincerity out immediately. No,
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now you go back to Nirvana,
you know what I mean, Like
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he kind of goes down as one
of the greatest guitar players of all time,
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not because he shredded, because he
didn't give a fuck, right,
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you know, he didn't even want
to be out there. He would have
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been perfectly happy in the hotel room
McCourtney just playing guitar. Yeah, probably,
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yeah, that too, But I
mean, can you imagine Kang and
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out with Courtney love for like an
afternoon. I wouldn't be alive either.
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nothing, but yeah, it's true.
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Like think of them too, like
you go before them, Sit and Nancy.
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Yeah, like I'm obsessed. I
watched that movie all the fucking time.
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Man, It's like, oh my
god. But I also think,
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you know, everybody talks about the
horror story something what a great fucking love
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them, I mean just it's classic,
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classic love story. Unbelievable. It's
like the love of my life is not
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a real person. It's a character
under that same realm. Can you guess
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who under that same realm of that
you know, shit show realm? A
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character? Okay character? Is it
a real person? Not a real person?
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A character in a comic? And
think of this obsessive great love between
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her and another character who Jared Leto
played that character, Harley Quinn. Yeah,
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Like, and people think I'm nuts
why I say it, but I
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just the love she had for Joker
and everything she did for that love.
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You know, that is what love
should be, even though it's a shit
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show. That's what love should be
no like love should not be some like
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tightly knit neat box. Same with
music, same with music. You know,
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here's what's happened with music in a
box is what we see today where
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people, I say, bands are
using some like algebraic equation to write a
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song. Yeah, and then everybody
sounds exactly the same. I used to
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hate it while it's teenager, and
people that didn't understand my music said,
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oh, it all sounds the same
because it didn't. Yeah. Now I'm
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like, yeah, all right,
first now, yeah, that's why I
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asked that question. What makes you
unique? Because, like, you know,
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we purposely don't use the same drum
tones that everybody does because you know
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what happens now everyone's recording. You
get these sample packs and they sound great,
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but not when every single band is
using the same sample pack. It's
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like it's the same kick drum on
every band's song. You know that.
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Brian Johnstown massacre. Brian Johnstown massacre. What a shit show? What an
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absolutely beautiful shit show. Doesn't he's
sticking a key all the time. No?
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Is it out of control? Yes? Is it dangerous he attack his
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whole band on stage? Yeah,
it's fucking dangerous. However, it's real.
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He's crazy. You don't know if
he's crazy, but one thing you
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do know is it's real. That's
right. You gotta believe it. That's
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right. You don't believe it.
Nobody else will absolutely and listen, this
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is the wrong industry and be faking
it. Yeah, because you're gonna be
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miserable as an artist. Yeah,
what happens if you make it? Isn't
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even me. Well, that's like
a friend of mine that lives in town
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where my studio is. One time
years ago, people are like, you
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need to interview Vanilla Ice and I
looked at or roll my eys like why.
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But then I met Rob and I
was doing an event for him and
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I'm cranking slip Not on my as
I'm pulling the radio equipment and he's helping
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me. He's headbanging and I kind
of rolled my eyes at him. He's
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like, yeah, it's my jam
man, fucking hate I don't sing Ice
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Ice Baby, I wrote that ship. Well I'm sixteen, man, but
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I have to sing it for the
rest of my life. Oh, he's
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the coolest fucking dude ever. Yeah. Yeah, and he's as real as
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it gets. Yeah, Like yeah, the whole thing, you know,
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But he got a bad rap because
of what record labels and stuff like this
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is what you need to be.
That wasn't him. Yeah, and that's
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the problem. That was the problem
with the eighties scene too. You know,
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I sat backstage when these record labels
were telling bands like Poison and Shit,
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okay, you got dressed like this, make your music like this,
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more acoustic guitar. I'm sitting there. It's heavy metal. That doesn't make
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sense. And when it happened,
I think that's what gave the ability for
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grunge to kill metal. Did it
was the pendulum swinging yep. You know,
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it got so ridiculous where it was
not about music anymore. Is who
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could hit the highest note, who
could play the fastest, Who had the
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most bandanas the most, who used
the most AquaNet, yeah, the nicest
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hair. I mean towards the end
of the eighties, those men were like
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okay, they were like, you
know, the most beautiful men that you'd
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imagine. I look at these.
Yeah, it turns around you see the
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Adams happy, like, oh shit, right, well you guys freaking rock.
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Tell everybody how to catch up on
you, on with you on socials,
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on the web by your merch check
out your tour dates, music all
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that, yeah, you can find
is anywhere at Death Valley Dreams. We're
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on all the social media's where we'll
be at Aftershock on the fifth. Yeah,
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nice, we'll see you there.
I do all the danny so yeah,
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we'll be there, and we're gonna
be out and about the rest of
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this year and next year. We
got a lot of cool things coming up.
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So love it. Well, everybody
needs check you guys out, support
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you. You're badass. You're gonna
bring real rock and roll back. We
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will. That's right. Thanks for
being on man, Thank you so much.
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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
of Pipe Man. I'm W four
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