Oct. 8, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dying Oath at Louder Than Life 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dying Oath at Louder Than Life 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Dying Oath at Louder Than Life 2024.

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So the two is the White Man here on the

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Adventures by a Man W four c Y Radio. And

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I'm here with Dying Oath. Nice here at Louder than Life.

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You made it because Slayer didn't make it.

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Somebody had to do it.

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You were Slayers substitution that Louther to Life.

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I'm maybe not so much, but I'm cool with it.

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I'll take it.

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So, is this your first time playing Louder Than Life?

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It is our first time playing Louder Than Life. And

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we got voted to play here. We didn't even know

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we were gonna be playing until next week.

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Tell me about that whole story.

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Okay, So they had this fan voted thing on Facebook

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and we started seeing our name pop up. So we

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were like, okay, yeah, it's short notice, We're probably not

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gonna get it, so we'll push it anyway.

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See what happens.

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And then a couple of days in we were like, wow,

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this is really going somewhere, so we pushed it a

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little harder and then they announced that we won and

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we were like whoa, Now we're gonna have to figure

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this out and actually go so wow.

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That's what's cool about the Danny Wimmer festivals. One of

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the things is like bands like you get on a

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festival without any clue knowing that's gonna happen. It happens

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all the time. The band the band I just interviewed

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before you, I was walking out Thursday night and they

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were playing in a U haul in the parking lot,

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like and that's how And he's told me they've been

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doing that after shot for years and finally they got

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invited on Silly Goose, same thing they crashed one of

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the festivals. They were out in the parking lot and

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Danny Wimmer was just staying watching them, like instead like

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they called him, this band's laying out there instead of

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going and like bust him, kicking him out. He just

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stood and watched and then the next day they were playing.

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That's really cool and honestly, like we've played a lot

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of shows, we've played some festivals, but Danny Wimmer really

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knows how to take care of his bands, to take

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care of all the people that are here, obviously, but

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this is the coolest experience that we've had so far.

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And then meeting other parents that are on the same

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level is just awesome.

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I love hearing that because I do festivals all over

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the US, UK, Europe, and not one artist in like

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I don't know, thirteen fifteen years or whatever, has ever

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had anything but good things to say about Danny Wimmer

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and how he treats the artists.

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Absolutely.

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I mean, they feed us good, they pay us good,

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they take care of us. We've got somebody on site

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at all times. We just message if we need anything,

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they show up. If we have any issues, they show up.

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It's been really surreal.

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Honestly, that's badass because most of the places you play

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that ain't the case, is it. No.

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A lot of places you play you're just nobody.

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But Danny Wimmer makes everybody feels like rock stars, even

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the patrons. You know, he makes everybody feel like they're important,

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and I think that's super important to make sure that

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this comes back every year.

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That's so cool because I hear often like from the

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smaller events are like and we get treated the same

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as the headliners. Yeah.

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Really, that's how I'm feeling right now. I mean, it's

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we're all equals and it's amazing.

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That's the way it should be.

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That's why his festivals are so big because of that.

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The only way in this business. There's a bunch of

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bullshit to deal with if you're gonna get good stuff,

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that's how you grow. Because we're family, man, this musical family.

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And it's nice to see where bands are treated the

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way they're supposed to be treated, because you guys have

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a hard freaking job. Like I listen, most people don't realize.

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They think, oh, they're living the dream life. I get

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that shit too. They see me going festival, Oh you're

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living the dream life. Yeah, you don't see me like

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having the festival dust where I can't fucking breathe, Like

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I can't breathe right now, and the shit you gotta

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go through and that. My daughter, though I brought her

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to a festival, couple festivals. Halfway through the first day,

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she's like, Dad, I don't know how you do this.

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Every weekend I'm done already. Yeah, And people don't understand

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what you put into it as an artist.

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And your heart and soul.

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Absolutely.

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I mean we had to go through a lot of

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obstacles just to be here. I mean, number one, we

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didn't know until week out, so we had to rearrange

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our entire life around that, which we would do in

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a heartbeat one hundred times over. And then of course

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the hurricane hit and where we're at right now is

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pretty much underwater in Virginia, so getting through the storm,

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it took us like nine hours to drive the six

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and a half hours to get here.

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Wow.

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And then when we got here, of course, like we

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didn't know if we were gonna be able to play

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or like what was gonna happen.

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Yeah, And we woke up this morning to a.

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Beautiful day, a little bit of rain. But what was

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crazy is like it wasn't really raining until we hit

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our last note and then it started down for and

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we were like, the metal gods have absolutely smiled upon

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us today.

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Yeah.

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And one of the crazy things about it, too, is

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these festivals coming out all the work and the money,

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the time, the sweat and tears and logistics that go

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into it. This is the reward for the work that

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we put in prior, for all of the marketing the

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advertising busts and our asses just trying to get noticed

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to even get on something like this. So this is

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the fun part for us.

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I love it, and you know what, that's also I

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give credit to Danny Wimmer because how many times the

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bands play at festival and it's not fun at all

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because it's not your sound people, it's not your and

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it just can be a shit show sometimes.

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To be blunt, I definitely agree. But we were lucky

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enough to have a great crew on our team to

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be able to get us here and help us with everything.

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But also Danny Wimmer has the best crew on the planet.

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Everybody is just so attentive. Everybody's so passionate about what

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they're doing, whether they're just scraping the water off of something,

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or they're serving your alcohol, or they're coming to talk

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to us for an interview. Like they have the crew

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absolutely on the planet. So I would do this every

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week if I could, for sure.

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I love it, And I gotta tell you, my hat's

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off to you. Gaining nine a week before and being

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able to perform at festival, Like there's a lot of

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people would be like they would lose their mind, they

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wouldn't know what to do it's too short us and

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shows your true musicians, because true musicians can just show up.

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We definitely appreciate that because not just this week, but

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our entire crew and our we've had to go through

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so many obstacles over the past almost six years just

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to stay together and to be able to still juggle

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everybody's lives and to be able to juggle our jobs

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and all the things that we have to do to

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be here. And then it's like he said, this is

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the fun part where we're like, Okay, this is the

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reward that we've been working toward for the last five years,

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you know. So instead of losing our minds, we were ecstatic.

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We're like, if we have to quit our jobs, there's

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more jobs, but this is a one in a lifetime

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opportunity that may not come around again. And our fans

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voted us into this and we have to show for

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them because they're the ones that wanted us here, and

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so we would have moved heaven and earth to be

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here one hundred and tents.

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And it's true what you said, because this is where

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you discover your favorite band at a festival. Like there's

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bands that I didn't even know who they were like

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all my life and I go festival, I'm like, oh

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my god, they are freaking awesome. And had it not

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been for a festival, we had Slipknot play Thursday night.

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I saw a Slipknot at oz Fest third stage ninety nine,

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Mud Vane, third stage ninety nine in this moment, third

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stage ninety nine. Three bands that are iconic now, But

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I wouldn't have known from him if I wasn't at

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oz Fest.

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Well after we got done and we went out into

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the crowd, I mean, we had all kinds of new

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people coming up to us and we never seen you before.

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You were amazing and nice. What a feeling that is, man?

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It was.

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It was really awesome because right across from her stage

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was a bartend, like there is right here, and we

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walked up to get a celebratory drink like we always do,

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and the bartender was like.

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Wait, was that you that was singing over there? I

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was like, yeah, that was me. Did you like it?

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And she was like, oh my gosh, you're like one

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of the best screamers I've ever heard. She was like,

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I thought you were a guy. And I was like,

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that's like the best compliment that you could have given me.

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I appreciate that.

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I love it, and I'm old school, from the old

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school of gatekeeping, and I don't know what the fuck

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we were thinking back then, Because I think women are

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the most badass singers in fucking metal and they can

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scream better than most guys.

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I appreciate that a lot.

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I mean, it's been a long road for people to

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take me seriously, as with.

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All women, I'm sure.

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Yeah, But now that it's to this point and I

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can stand on the same stage as like all of

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my male icons as well as my female ic is

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just mind blowing, right, and just I feel really blessed

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to live in a time where it's more common.

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Yeah, and you guys have earned it because I think

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you have to work a lot harder than the guys.

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I think so too, But I also think that the

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reward is also greater because when you can prove yourself

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and you can do all those things, like you're not

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just some vocalist, You're somebody who really earned your way.

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Not saying that the males don't, because I think that

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we all do as musicians, but being a woman and

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getting to that point is the reward is so amazing.

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Oh it is, and it's a reward for us because

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we get to enjoy you. So there you go.

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I appreciate that.

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How do people connect to you guys on socials on

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the web by your merch because bands don't survive without merch.

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You're not allowed to listen to my show. Unlet's say

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buy your merch.

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So we actually have a link tree that's www dot

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linktree dot com, backslash dying oath that has all of

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our life. But we are on every social that you

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can possibly think of, Like if there's a social media

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for it, we're on there. And also if you go

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to our Facebook page, you can find that link at

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the very top, mate, and then you can also connect

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with us and we'll talk to you like normal people,

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because we're normal people.

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That's the way it should be.

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That's a good point too, because that's why a lot

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of people don't realize musicians, no matter what level you're at,

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are just normal people. It's like people like look at

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the like there's something different. Most musicians are introverts. People

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think they're not. Yeah, and you go into a zone

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when you get up on that stage, off the stage,

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you're probably not gonna be that same zone, and people

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don't realize you have the same feelings that the people

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in the crowd would have if they were getting up there.

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Absolutely, I feel like that's the connection that we actually

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probably have, is that when we're on that stage, we're

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like icons. But as soon as we get down and

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we talk to those people and we have the same

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conversations and explain to them the things that we go

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through the same things that they go through. That's actually

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how you build your fan base. It's not through your music.

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It's connecting to your demographic and knowing what these people

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need from you and giving that to them because they're

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giving that same thing in return and all that love

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and support.

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And I love that you're doing that.

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So I had a chance to meet Corey from slip

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Knot and chat from mud Bay and unimention in them

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and just talking to them like they're normal people, not

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like there's some god or something like that, and able

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to connect with them and they're like, Oh, Hey, that's

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that guy over there, that's just chill, Let's go talk

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to him when they're getting swarmed with people and se Yeah,

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they're just normal people.

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They're normal people.

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And I think it's the same connection. It's like us

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to the people that were iconic to us, it's kind

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of the same thing, Like we have that same connection

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with them, and they understand that we're giving them the

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same and so when we meet new people, we try

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to do the same thing and translate it and hanging forward.

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Great point of how you treat them, because like it's funny.

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after doing the interview with Ray May Oregon the tour bus,

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I went sat down on the curb outside, had a cigarette.

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This dude walks over sits down next to me with

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this raspy voice, and I acted like I didn't know

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who he was, and he was talking to me. Man,

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the weather was shit in Georgia at our show last night,

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and that was our conversation with stuff like that.

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And it was Corey.

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And it's like, and I happen to know for a

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fact because I've interviewed Alicia many times and I got

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friendly with her, and she's like the people Corey liked

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the most, or the people that just walk by and

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say hey and keep going, And that says it all,

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Like that's like people don't want to be swarmed like that.

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And they if you're just cool and chill and just like, hey,

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what's up, that's when to your point, they're gonna want

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to talk to you.

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I mean, personally, I don't mind being swarmed, But if

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I had to go through that every single day of

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my life, it would probably be a bit different. But

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we're lucky enough that our fans are really chill and

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they just want to hang out with us and take

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a photo and whatever. And that's the best feeling on

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the planet to have people that want to recognize you

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at all.

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Right, we're nobody, And I love your old school approach

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because back in the day in the eighties, and I

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lived Sunset Strip in the eighties in the beginning, and

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that's how it was. It was like the band just

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hung out with you, Like I used to hang out

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with Sleigher outside before they were about to get on stage,

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and you just hang there bullshit of about stupid shit.

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You'd go up to the.

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Rainbow and go hang out and it was just act

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to everybody was acting like normal people.

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want to be that way, because at the end of

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the day, those are the people that paid to see you.

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They're the reason why.

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You're here, is USh especially, we never would have had

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this opportunity if it wasn't for the people that were

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in the crowds. Yeah, but even on a normal day,

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like they are the people that listen to your music,

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there are the people that want to take a photo

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and post it to social media so people know who

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you are. So it's it's all a big networking thing.

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But you can't have fans without the musicians, and you

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can't have musicians without the fans.

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No, that's important to notice that.

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No doubt. And to your point too, is like those

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are who become your super fans because like they are

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like Slayer, they're only a couple of years older than me,

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but like I was at their first show ever, and

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I was at Metallica's first show ever. Dave Bustain came

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out after the show and was hanging out with me

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at the bar.

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I was fifteen years old or some shit like that.

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I never forget that for the rest of my life,

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experience of Wow, they're gonna talk to me type of thing.

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And I think more bands should be like that, and

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there's a lot that are, but there's some that aren't,

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and more bands should be like that, because to your point,

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that's what creates the fans are loyal to you for life.

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Well, it's also what creates other bands that are like

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that because there are also musicians out there too, So

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if they see you treating your fans like that, they're

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gonna want to do the same thing. I mean, the

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reason why I started doing this to begin with because

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when I met my favorite band, they were just so sweet,

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so normal and just wanted to help out any way

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they could and just be nice to you and whatever.

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But then when people see us, they're like, oh, look

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what they're doing with their fans, and it just creates

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more and more generations of people down the line that

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are gonna treat their fans the way that they're supposed

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to be treating I love it.

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It's paying it forward.

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It's so true.

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I love it.

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Anything else you guys want to tell the listeners that

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we haven't touched on yet.

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I personally, maybe these guys want to say something. I

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personally just want to thank you for taking your time

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out of the day because we can't get our names

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out there if it's not for people like you. And

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also to thank the fans that voted for us to

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get us here because we wouldn't be sitting here right

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now if it wasn't for the to get us on,

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and Danny Wimmer also because.

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He's the man.

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There you go.

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Yeah, I think we covered it.

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We appreciate it well. Thank you for being here a

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loud in life, and thank you for being on the

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Adventures of Pipe Man.

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That's been fun.

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Just mentioning that we are dropping a new single.

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That's reporting first nice and a video to go with it.

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So love it.

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Keep an eye out.

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Everybody's got to check it out. Thanks.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Fate Man

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on w for CUI Radio.