Aug. 31, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dime Store Riot at Rocklahoma 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dime Store Riot at Rocklahoma 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dime Store Riot at Rocklahoma 2024

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Here's your host, the white Man.

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That's what you don't get a love song? Use it

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all the tube of god Town.

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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventure by

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MANW four cy Radio Here at Rocklahoma, and I'm here

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with Dime Store Riot.

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Yes again Dime Store Riot. Yeah.

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I love it.

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And so how does it feel to be a fucking

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Rocklahoma man?

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It's great to be back at Ocklaholma. This is our

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second year here. We were our first year as a

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band was last year. We got to come out and

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play the show, and they invite this back again this year.

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So it's it's really really fun to be back again.

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And that's why I said again.

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Other than the heat.

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Yeah, the heat's brutal, but that's every year it is.

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And we're right now in a code yellow.

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Did you know that?

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I didn't know what that means. I have no clue.

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Code yellow is be prepared to evacuate, really code red

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is evacuate.

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Holy crap.

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So I have had a.

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Habit of having evacuations in the middle of interviews multiple times,

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So hopefully that doesn't happen this time.

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Hope not.

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So tell us what it felt like when you got

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invited back to Rockklahoma, because it's one thing to get

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it the first time, right, but then again invited back

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that means you did something really fucking good.

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Well, a lot of bands in town we're friends with

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and we know, and a lot of them were like, oh,

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we got declined. We got our decline, you know, sent

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to this email like we're not playing Rocklahoma, and everybody

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starts saying that. We're like, well, we haven't heard anything, huh.

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So we didn't know. And we were actually recording our album.

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We were in the studio when we found out, and

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and we've dug DV concert stage. He he was like, oh,

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by the way, you guys are not playing Rocklahoma, and

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we were like whoa oh, man, Like we didn't hear words.

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So we thought maybe there was hope there was something.

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And we were like, oh my gosh. That went for

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like what two days. Yeah, it was like a couple

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of days. And we're like oh, and then he comes

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back like, oh, by the way, you're playing Oklahoma.

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It was like, ah, nice, Oh.

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We were so fooled.

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It was funny.

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Did he was he really trying to fool you? Or

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did it change it over that two days?

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Who knows? It could have It could go either way, right,

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I mean, I mean that's what.

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I would do. I would like to fuck with you

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just for fun.

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Well, he's a jokester, so right, it's in his wheelhouse

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to do something like that exactly.

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That's why I'm thinking I would do the same thing, man,

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you know, let him sweat it out a little more.

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It's just for good fun.

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Well, you know, last year we got added on as

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a laid ad on, so we weren't on any of

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the merch last year, which was a bummer, you know,

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because we like to buy that stuff and have it

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as memorabilia, you know, for things like that. So being

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actually on the merch this year and part of Ockklahoma officially,

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all the lead up to it and everything like that,

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all the media blitz, so it's it's been really cool.

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I love that.

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And merch is the most important thing to a band

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in twenty twenty four.

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I think, so I think it is.

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That's the only way you make money, right, And I

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say it every time because I want listeners to know,

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because I think they they still think that. You guys

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get out there, you're having the dream life and record

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labels are throwing money at you, and it's just not

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how it happens.

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No, and you gotta have You got to have good

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merch too. Diversify a little bit, get it, get a

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little bit of this, a little bit of that, See

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what works for you as a band, and if it works,

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get more of it.

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So tell us about your merch.

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So we've got We've got a couple of different T shirts.

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We've got our old school T shirts with our original

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logo on it. We've got some new school T shirts

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with our skull logo on it. We diversify a little

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bit this this year and got some tied I shirts

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for the festival.

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That's cool, And then we grabbed some hats.

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Now Here at the festival they only allow you to

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have was it like two type two types of T

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shirts and like one other item, So we didn't we

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didn't get to bring all of our merch, but we

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got to bring a little bit of it. But we

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also have rubber shot glasses that are like unbreakable. We've

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got stickers, we've got koozies, we've got bandanas. So I mean,

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we've got a a good assortment of merchandise, a little

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something for everybody at a good price point. So yeah,

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band photos and stuff like that.

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So so for the stuff you don't hear I have here

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at Rock Oklahoma, or people that aren't even here at Rockklahoma,

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tell me how they get to your merch store and

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buy this stuff.

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So you can go to our website at dime store,

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riotband dot com and then there will be at the

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top of the page there's gonna be a link that

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says merch. I believe I think it says merch. You

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just click on that and you can order online. It's

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really simple.

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Nice. Yeah, what's your favorite piece of merch of your guys?

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Well, I was.

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You.

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The hats are good. I've got I've got one on

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right now. You can see it right here there it is. Yeah,

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So the hats are good.

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I was the one that pushed for the shot glasses

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in the bandanna, so I'm probably lean a little more

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toward those myself. But everything's good. The T shirts are awesome.

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They're they're made out of good material. We didn't you know,

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we didn't cut costs on anything. We got the good stuff.

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So I think think that's important to mention too, because

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one of my biggest peeves is people that buy shirts

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outside a festival and you know, do you realize that

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that stuff's garbage. Besides the fact that you're not supporting

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the band and you're doing something illegal, it's garbage. And

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what I find is when you get the real merch

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from the band, it's good shit that's gonna last you

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more than one wash.

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Exactly, It's not the print's not gonna wash off in one.

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Way rush, yeah, exactly.

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I've had shirts like when I was younger and I

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didn't have any money and I had to buy the

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cheap ones outside from the hackers.

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You know, they'd have.

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One wash, holes faded too small. Now, you know, buy

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the real shit. Besides that, the band works so fricking

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hard they need to get paid.

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I mean, that's literally where we make our money at

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So when we do show, you know, we're we're not

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working for much. But but the merchandise is where you

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really make your bread and butter.

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So it's it's really good to have a good assortment

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of merch.

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Push that merch as hard as you can during your set,

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and you can actually clear you know, a couple hundred

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thousand dollars, you know during the show.

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There you go and and so the live show. For

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anybody that's never seen you guys live, what did they

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miss that they could have caught at Rocklahoma.

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At Rock Oklahoma, we really cater to the fans, you know.

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I mean we do it other shows too, but more

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so here. You know, it's more of an intimate thing.

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I try to as a as a vocalist, I try

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to make sure I'm making eye contact with everybody, calling

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people from the back of the of the ten of

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the stage, you know, get them, get them forward, get them,

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you know, closer.

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We can have that intimate moment.

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With them and make that connection, because that's what it's

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all about. Because without your fans, what are you You

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just you're just playing some music. You know, you gotta

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have you got to have those people supporting you. So

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we try to make those connections. And like I said,

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we do that at all our shows, but more so

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here we really try to. You know, we're here for

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the full weekend We're not just gonna be We're not

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a fly in do our show and leave we had.

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We're set up at the campgrounds, we're partying all weekend

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with everybody making those connections, and you know, people notice

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that kind of stuff, you.

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Know, Yeah, what do you want to say?

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I just wanted to say, like something that people miss

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if they're not coming out to see us. And and

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I know that we've talked about it as a band,

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like where where's the Like this band has a different

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energy than we've ever had before, and that energy portrays

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out on the stage and when we when we play,

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like our show is just high energy. And and you

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can definitely tell a difference amongst other bands, like we

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just get out there and we give it our all

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every single time.

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And and it's worth coming to see for sure.

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Yeah.

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And you know, I think you always got to see

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a band live like them, dislike them, doesn't matter. I

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have bands that I didn't like and then I saw

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him live, and I'm like, oh my god, That's what

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CJ has.

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Been saying all weekend.

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You know, he's he's got bands that he thought weren't

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weren't gonna be good, but when he saw him live.

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They changed change his mind. So you know that happens.

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You come out to a show. You may not like

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one song that you may be heard on Spotify, you

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caught on a radio or something on the radio or something,

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but come out to a show and see the actual

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show and we'll make you a believer.

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And a lot of bands are like that. They'll make

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you a believer in their live show.

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What what bands is he talking about? Some of them

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that you've had that conversion?

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Well, Lamb of God was one like I would. It

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was a little too much for me. Originally I'm more

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just a hard rock alot of guy, but then I

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saw them live and the clarity of how clean they

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play and and be so heavy. Most bands they just

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cluttered up as just a wall of just noise and

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distortion and there's no articulation. And Lamb of God can

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play that heavy with that much going on and you

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can still hear every instrument crystal clear. So I was,

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as a musician really impressed and blown away when I

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saw those guys. So that'd be one another one. My

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wife here, Paul Att, drugged me to a Revivalist show

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and they were okay. You know, I listened to some

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of their stuff on the radio, and I went because

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of her. But they they put on a phenomenal live show.

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They blew They blew me away. Made me a fan

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just seeing them live.

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I think live shows the spell based on what you said,

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kind of what you think in your head, that's visual

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you have in your head. Because there's some shows that

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I've had to cover as a radio person, I'm like,

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this ain't my jam, right, And then I get there.

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I'm like, oh, I get it now, right, like the

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shit that I would make, but you really go to that?

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And then they like go there, Okay, I'll go And

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then I'm like, well, there's only shit.

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There's an there's an exchange live that doesn't happen over

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the radio, where if I see you in the crowd,

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we make eye contact. I'm giving you my energy, Yeah,

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are you gonna give it back? And that that's an

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exchange that you just can't get from listening to a

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CD or something on Spotify. You might like a band,

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but that's what the magic of playing live is and

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going to see bands live is you get to share

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energy with them.

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Yeah, And I mean that's the thing too, Like memories

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happen on a show like there's some things that have

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happened to me in my life as a show that

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I'm like lifelong memories that aren't gonna come from the album.

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Looks like he wants you to tell us.

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So what's your either best or worst story happening at

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rock Lahoma?

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Whether it be last year or this year?

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Hm?

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And when I say worse, not about rock Lahome itself,

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but you know, shit happens.

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Yeah.

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So last night I was cooking some cheeseburgers and I

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wasn't paying attention and I spun around and gave myself

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a black eye.

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I was wondering where that came from.

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I was gonna find I was gonna ask if maybe

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you stepped into the pit or something.

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No, literally cooking some cheeseburgers, spun around, walked right into

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the RV, arm about knocking myself in silly. So I've

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got to sport this little stiner all day. That's pretty cool.

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Wow, And can I say that I saw somebody last

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night go flying off a golf cart and you look

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worse than they do.

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I'm sure.

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Well you know I wear it well.

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It's very rock and roll, though, what you got going

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on after Oklahoma?

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We've got our CD release party coming up at the

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Venue Shrine in Tulsa October fifth. We're bringing in some

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bands from Kansas, really good guys that we were on

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tour with nine Left Dead and Eleven After Yeah. So

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those guys are really good guys and uh, they put

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on a really good show, so we brought them in.

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And we've also got let's see, we're playing with Kildevil

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Hill in San Antonio.

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Nice on nine to nineteen. I think that's our next show.

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Actually we've lost Lakes Festival, and then we've got Rock

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the Equinox on nine to twenty seven.

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We've got a Mike Tramp of White Lion.

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We're playing with him at Legends in Chickashe, Oklahoma on

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ten sixteen. And yeah, so that's what we've got coming

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up in the next couple shows.

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It's there a band you haven't played with that we're

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gonna give a shout out to that need to put

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you on a tour with.

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Man Yeah, Dirty Hine, there you go, we want to

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go on tour with you guys. Them are Blackstone Cherry.

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I think we would be great fits. Mammoth would be

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another one, but any of those bands.

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So you could have like a foursome.

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It could be you guys, Mammoth, Dirty Honey, you know,

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Blackstone Cherry.

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I mean, any anybody with a good following that we've

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kind of jive with and fit with.

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I mean we'd be down to do some stuff with. So.

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So now now you said what you did about Lamb

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of God.

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What if Lamba God came in and said, hey, you

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want to go on the road with us?

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Therefore, I mean, I love those guys, and I like

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diverse music, but I don't think the Lamb of God

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crowd would be into like what we do.

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We're more melodic hard rock.

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I'm imagining we get a lot of batteries thrown at

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us and call it all kinds of beautifully colorful names.

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That's part of the fun too.

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I mean, it's part of a band, you know, earning

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their earning their way. But I think we're better fits

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with some other genres.

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Well.

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So I do know a band that that happened to

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in the Bay Area. This is this unknown band at

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the time I called Stone Temple, not Stone Temple by

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its Alison Chains playing with Metallic and Exodus and yes,

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you're gonna get booed and you're gonna get. But then

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now look what happened, So maybe it's good. Sometimes it

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is good sometimes, So tell everybody how they reach you

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guys on socials, on the web, all that good stuff.

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Well, we're on all the social media. Dime store Riot,

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you can search that and find most of them, but dimestore,

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Riot band dot com. That's that's another way. We're on

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Facebook and Instagram and TikTok and all of those things

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people like to do. We're on all the streaming services,

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so we would really appreciate if you checked it out.

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You like us, give us a follow, give us a like,

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you know, play the song, sharing with people that you

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think would be into it.

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Well, I'm into it, so my lessons better be into

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it or they can't listen to my show. As simple

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as that, You guys, rock and you freaking I'm so

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happy you're here at Rockklahoma. This is your festival, not

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only because you're nearby, but this festival like embodies music

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like yours.

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In my opinion, this is my tenth year of coming

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out to Oklahoma. Wow, my first year well eleven, but

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they didn't have it in twenty twenty because of COVID.

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But my first year is twenty thirteen, and I've been

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coming ever since I've and I've played out here.

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This is my fifth.

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Time playing at Rocklahoma Wow, different band, but this will

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be my fifth show out here.

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What do you love most about Rockklahoma?

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Just the people, man, and this the atmosphere. The vibe

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is this super chill.

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You know, you go out there and like go to

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any campsite and they're just welcome you. You know, they'll welcome

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you in. You go have drinks with people and just

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make friends.

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Yeah, it's especially if you, you know, go get some

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shots at some of the campsite.

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And they've got plenty of them out here.

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Absolutely, And I just want to tell you that, like

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this is one of the most fun camping festivals in

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my opinion as media, I don't normally camp, but I

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always have to camp Rockklahoma. And to your point about

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the people, the neighbors I have in the campground every

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year are like amazing.

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Number one.

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Number two, something happened last night and this morning that

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proves how great Oklahoma people are and Roklahoma people are.

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My friend lost her phone and the people texted this

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morning saying they had the phone.

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Nice and charged it.

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For her and beyond, like they didn't even just give

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it back, like, let's charge it for you before you

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give it back.

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I think I might lose my phone tonight so that

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it comes back fully charged.

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That's funny.

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Anything else you guys want to tell the listeners, we

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haven't covered ray, you.

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Know, just check us out definitely.

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I mean, we're an up and coming band that we've

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only been together for a little over a year, but

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you know, we're on the rise and we're not going anywhere.

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So check us out.

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Dimestore, Riot, Dimestorewriot band dot com. You can buy merch,

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you can get on it on there. We have a

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posts that we put on there shows we're doing stuff

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like that, so just follow us, hit those like buttons

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and yeah, we'll see you out there.

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Well, you guys rock.

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Thanks for coming and doing this interview because it's hot

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as hell and you guys had to kill it and

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then like starve and dehydrate and here you are, so

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that proves how great you guys are.

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And thanks for being on the Adventures pipe Man.

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Appreciate it.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Patemn on

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w for CUI Radio.