Oct. 13, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Edsel of Dope at Aftershock 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Edsel of Dope at Aftershock 2024

Pipeman has a great discussion at Aftershock 2024 with Edsel of Dope about current tours, new music, and with some reminiscing stories on The Pipeman Radio Tour. I loved how much respect and honor he paid to Wayne Static of Static X and we discussed a...

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Pipeman has a great discussion at Aftershock 2024 with Edsel of Dope about current tours, new music, and with some reminiscing stories on The Pipeman Radio Tour. I loved how much respect and honor he paid to Wayne Static of Static X and we discussed a little bit about X performing with Static X.

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pipe Man W four c y Radio.

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And I'm here with Ed Soul from the band Dope.

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Nice here at after Shock after Shock.

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It is northern California. It's a beautiful day and lots

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of weirdros.

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That's the way you want festival, right, it's.

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Probably what two hundred thousand freaks here today?

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Probably about that all my closer friends. Yeah, my guessterday

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was my birthday. I said. I had a birthday party

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with two hundred thousand my closest friends.

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Pretty good birthday, no doubt. Did you get cake?

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No?

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No, cake, I got weed. Okay, good for you.

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So one of the interviews I did, Moonshine band that's

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say came over and they brought weed and bourbon. Nice

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pretty interview.

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That's a good day.

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So that's a good interview.

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Yea, it's a good one.

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Thank I was the last one.

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You probably forgot the whole thing already, oh of one hundred.

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But it was funny, Okay, listen.

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To it tomorrow. You hope it was funny.

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Yeah, it sounded funny the first time. But then listen

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to it Toronto. Oh shit, fuck.

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It happens.

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Oh man, So how did it feel?

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Well?

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What an honor to come into this festival, because Cold

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Chamber is not here, first of all. More so I'm

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in awe of you that you not many artists would

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be able at the last minute just jump in and

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do a festival.

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More professionals, dude, see nothing to it. No, it was cool, man,

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Like Dope is a very interesting band where you know,

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the last several years, I just I haven't overplayed this band, like.

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I have a lot of other ventures and other things

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that I do to keep me busy and to make money.

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And I don't feel like I've been one of those

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bands that just you know, doesn't go away. So because

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of that, we may not find ourselves in these situations

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as frequently as we could, especially if we were like

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aggressively seeking them out. But when the phone rings and

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you're offered the slot of your friends, Cold Chamber a

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very respected legacy act that is not able to be

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here today for health reasons. It lets you know how

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certain people in the industry view you. Yeah, so to

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be looked at in a similar level and being offered

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that same spot on the stage with judas priest and

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staying and clutch, how do you say no to that?

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Exactly?

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So I felt a lot of love and respect and

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from the after Shock festival to even be asked to

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come and.

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Do that for them.

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Have has Dope ever played after Shock before this? Wow?

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We've played most of the festivals.

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We did the Sick New World last year and yeah,

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but no, we've never done after Shock And for that matter,

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I believe Static X was the first time at after

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Shock for them too on Thursday.

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Really yeah, wow, that's good.

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But they've been gone a long time too, you know.

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Yeah, And I think it's so cool that, you know,

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considering the whole situation with stack X that you decided

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to help the band to kind of help the fans,

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because the fans miss this gap, and so you helped

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make that happen.

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I was always a big static X fan, and the

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two bands have so much synergy. We both came out

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in nineteen ninety nine. If you look back at the

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touring that the two bands did as we were cutting

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our teeth aside from Ozfest, practically every tour that both

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bands did we did together. It was like Static X,

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Dope Powerman five thousand, Static X, Dope Fear Factory, static

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X and Dope in seven to us and static X

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and Dope by ourselves, Like we did two hundred and

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fifty shows together in the span of our first album.

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That's a lot of like connectivity to those same fans.

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Oh yeah, So I felt like I had a real

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clear vision as a fan and as a friend, and

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as a band that unlikes static X, who always had

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a major label, always had a big management firm, without

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all of that, and especially without their main guy Wayne there,

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they for a lack of better words, were in very

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unfamiliar territory. Whereas for me, you know, I had built

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an independent infrastructure over the last several years, and as

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a fan of Static X, I looked at it sitting

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down with Tony and going, I think I can help

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you guys with the twenty years of building my own

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independent infrastructure, you could sort of just put this through

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that same prism. Yeah, and you guys are very close

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to this, so I'm sure you've had ideas of how

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to bring this back. But as a fan of the band,

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I know what I would like to see, you know,

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I think that's the best perspective.

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Yeah, you know, because that's where the gap is. The

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fans are missing this, Yes, what is it they're missing

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and what do they want?

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And how do you do it in a way that's

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gonna like, of course, everything's going to be received with

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skepticism and like I don't know about this, you know,

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And there was a lot of that no waying Static

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no Static X in the beginning. But again, if you're

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doing it for the right reasons and you have a

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vision for something that really can help the music live

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and can really like help people have those experiences like

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I know how much I missed the band, and I

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know that I'm one of millions of fans out there

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that wanted to get fucking hammered and listen to I'm

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With Stupid Loud and live in a room and going like,

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you know, we're never gonna.

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Have those experiences again.

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Yeah, well, how can we change that and do it

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in the right way to where people can not feel

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guilty when they're smiling at a static X show. Yeah,

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because in the beginning, you know, it's morning, it's it's sad.

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But that was a big part of it, was to

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keep throwing as much positive energy and for the lack

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of better words, fun at it. Because static X was

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always such a fun band with fun songs.

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That's kay.

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There's a lot of metal bands that are serious that

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was a static X. Static X was always this fun,

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almost like smile on your face metal band. So it

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was important for us to figure out how to reconnect

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fans to that and allow them to participate in a

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static X experience without feeling guilty about it.

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It's funny you talk about the serious like Slayer played

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here the other night, serious band, and but what was funny?

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And I saw them at riot Fest too, Tom having

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that five years off that to be bored was having

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the best time of its life, smiling laughing, talk about

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death and destruction like he's having the best time. Kerry

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was kerrying, like very serious of course, you know, so

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you had both in the band, and I think that

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was kind of cool for sure.

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Well, you know, as we all get older, I think

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perspectives changed a little bit, you know.

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And so, yeah, I love what the way you put it,

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because there's you know, there's a lot of times the

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same situation as a stack X, Like they try to

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make it like a replacement and you can never.

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Or they try to move on, they try to rebrand

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it as something new. Yeah, And it was like Static

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X a legacy band, bro, no doubt. You try to

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take the legacy out of What the fuck are you doing?

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Try to take the Wayne Static out of static X?

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What are you doing? Why would you do that?

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Exactly?

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So, I don't know. To me, it wasn't hard.

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It was just again trying to make sure that you

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really make it fun and let it be about the music.

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And then with today's technology, we were able to like

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look at evil disco as something more than a sound

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and go, well, how do we represent the visual of

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evil disco? Because you know, Static X really checked out

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in like two thousand and nine. Yea, so ten twelve

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fifteen years of technology development for LED screens and just

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big production props. It didn't really exist back then that

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you can put through the evil disco filter. Yeah, And

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it was a lot of really cool, fun shit to

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come out of that too. So I couldn't be more

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proud and more happy for my friends who are able

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to go out there and continue on with something that

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they all worked very hard on. You know, static X

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was of course Wayne was the head chef. He was

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the Gordon Ramsey of it. But if you take any

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one of those guys away from that first album when

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the band was really defining their sound, it's not the

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same band. Like imagine Wisconsin Detrip without Tony Campos his

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voice and without his low and thunder, like it was

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a huge part of the sound and the you know,

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Kenny was the guy that got in his car and

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moved from the Midwest out to la with Wayne to

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start the band. Like that's your partner in crime, dude,

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Like it doesn't happen without that. And then Kuwichi came

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in at the end and was like, oh, I put

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a guitar, but I do lots of programming and he

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was a big part of that electronic, techno rave sound

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that made Wisconsin Death Trip not just an industrial album

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but almost like a techno rave evil disco album. So

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all three of all four of those guys together are

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responsible for that sound. And to think that those guys

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wouldn't be able to go out and celebrate the anniversaries

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of that album that went platinum and it just it

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wouldn't have been fair. So I'm really happy for them

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because it was such an achievement for all of them,

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and also for Wayne's family who's been part of this

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with us the whole time and gets to watch their

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son's band go to another level, which, and I say

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this with respect. You know, at the end, Wayne wasn't

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doing well and the community wasn't really supporting his choices

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anymore either, yea, and rightfully, so, you know, so he's

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caught up in all of this refound success, and in

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many ways it allows us to sort of overlook those

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darker years at the end where he was kind of

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phoned it in and didn't really care anymore because he

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was just caught in another trip. So it's really nice

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for the legacy of the whole thing that the band

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has been so successful in bringing it back and bringing

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it to a new generation of fans that can appreciate it,

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and I have. I can say this with the most

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purity in the world that there's no doubt in my

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mind Wayne Static is more on the minds and in

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the hearts of the fans than he's ever been and

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what more can you ask for than that?

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And then keeping the original legacy alive, of course the end,

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but the original, So that's way cool.

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I agree.

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So I heard you say something interview that I want

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to address about songs. There's one song that everybody wants

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to hear that you made comments on. But I want

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to know what your favorite song to performance.

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From dopepe Yes. I like, you know, it's funny.

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We've been playing kind of a can set that we've

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been playing and supporting Static X and whatnot. I look

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forward to the next tour when I can revamp the

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set because it's it's getting a little stale. I love

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the song violence. I think it's like the coolest song

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that Dope ever wrote. I think we've put out six

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albums and there's a lot of cool material in those

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six albums, and it's funny because you don't get to

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pick what what you become popular for.

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Right, It's weird.

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It is weird.

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I don't even know what the thing you think is

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gonna be popular isn't. Yeah, and the thing.

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And it's funny because like, the two most popular dope

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songs you know in our history are songs that a

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I never would have guessed would have become the most

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popular and are truthfully like two of the most monkey

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minded songs that we've ever participated in. It's Die, Motherfucker Die,

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which is a massive song. It's a couple hundred million

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plays on Spotify. Right, I will always be the Die,

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motherfucker Die guy, but not the most you know, well

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thought out piece of work. And then the ridiculous cover

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of You Spin Me Around that we did for the

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American Psycho movie twenty five years ago.

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But again, what am I gonna argue.

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I've been successful and I have fans who love to

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hear these songs, and I'm super grateful. But I would

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say our deeper catalog is a bit more impressive than

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some of the stuff that we're most known for.

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Well, I love all your music. I'm so psyched you're

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here at Aftershock, and I look forward to that. Thanks

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for being here and on short notice, and thanks for

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kicking ass and being on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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I appreciate the kind words, sir, and I hope we

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don't suck this afternoon.

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You definitely won't suck, but you'll probably think so because

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you're your worst.

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No, I'll be good.

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I don't give a fuck man like, as long as

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everything work will be good. Like I said, we have

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a relationship with these fans, so like we're just gonna

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go up there and get fucking stupid together.

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I don't take it that seriously. It's all good, yo.

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What's up? This is Edzel from Dope and how fitting

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that you're listening to the Pipe Man on W four

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