Sept. 19, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Enter Shikari at Riotfest 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Enter Shikari at Riotfest. Enter Shikari shares what makes Riotfest their favorite American music festival and what makes it so special. The band describes their sound as a...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Enter Shikari at Riotfest. Enter Shikari shares what makes Riotfest their favorite American music festival and what makes it so special. The band describes their sound as a band without a genre, with influences from heavy electronic to orchestral music with a lot of guitars. The band and Pipeman share stories of injuries and bad luck touring and going to festivals over the years. You can find the band's upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at EnterShikari.com. Check out Enter Shikari’s latest release “A Kiss For The Whole World” on all streaming platforms now!
Take some zany and serious journeys with The Pipeman aka Dean K. Piper, CST on The Adventures of Pipeman also known as Pipeman Radio syndicated globally “Where Who Knows And Anything Goes”.
Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
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Take some zany and serious journeys with The Pipeman aka Dean K. Piper, CST on The Adventures of Pipeman also known as Pipeman Radio syndicated globally “Where Who Knows And Anything Goes”.
Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
The Adventures of Pipeman Podcasts are heard on The Adventures of Pipeman Site, Pipeman Radio, Talk 4 Media, Talk 4 Podcasting, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Amazon Music, Audible, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts and over 100 other podcast outlets where you listen to Podcasts. The following are the different podcasts to check out and subscribe to:
• The Adventures of Pipeman
• Pipeman Radio
• Pipeman in the Pit
• Positively Pipeman
Follow @pipemanradio on all social media outlets
Visit Pipeman Radio on the Web at linktr.ee/pipemanradio , theadventuresofpipeman.com, pipemanradio.com, talk4media.com, w4cy.com, talk4tv.com, talk4podcasting.com
Download The Pipeman Radio APP
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
The Adventures of Pipeman Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) and K4HD Radio (www.k4hd.com – Hollywood Talk Radio part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (
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Pyt Man W forc Y Radio at Rifest
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and I'm here with Rory and Rob
froment to Shikari. Yes, what's up?
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Have you ever played Riot first before? I don't think so. I
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think this is our first time here, but hopefully not the last, because
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so far what we've seen of it
is it's fucking awesome. It's a pretty
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coolat it's pretty cool festival right like
they do it right here, you know,
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it's like they have it all pre
organized and set up. But that's
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not always the case in America.
Like no, when I did recently,
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, We've
had a lot of experience with American festivals,
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and so far this is my favorite. Yeah. I think from coming
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to America for the last twenty years, this one's been my favorite festival.
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I mean we haven't even played yet, that has only just begun. That
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tells you something right there, because
like I also do the UK and the
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European festivals, and I go over
there, I'm like, wow, this
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is different and that's a good way, you know what I mean. But
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they do it right. We're so
happy to have you here. So tell
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us a little bit about your music. For the people that don't know you
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guys, how you describe it as
artists, you know, opposed to some
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genre bullshit label that you get boxed
into. Well, we've always sort of
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been known as the band that doesn't
really have a genre. I love that.
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So yeah, we literally our musical
spectrum spans from like, you know,
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you know, heavy electronic stuff to
like orchestral like classical pieces to like
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you a, heavy guitars to everything, so whatever the place. Like to
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an older generation, I'd say if
my grandmother asked me what my music sounded
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like, I would the easiest way
to describe it. I know what Rory
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said is heavy guitar music with a
lot of electronic influence. Yeah, that's
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pretty cool, But I like that
you can't be boxed in. You know,
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you're just being artist creating. You
know, that's the way it's in
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the box. Who jump out of
the box. That's right exactly. And
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so what's the craziest story ever in
your whole musical journey? That's like such
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a hard question or like to ever
be I'll say, what's your favorite song
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ever? Well, that that's definitely
a hard one. We once had someone
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lose a finger at a show.
There was really playing a gig where the
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speaker system had like a grill in
the front of it, and someone was
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climbing up the front of it,
and they said, have launched themselves off,
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but left one of their fingers in
the grill. That's always one I'll
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remember, Yeah, I bet you
will. Like I knocked out my teeth
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from climbing up a Marshall stack and
doing a stage dive, but I still
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have my finger. Yeah, I
want to got a mic stand knocked into
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my teeth. Oh well, when
it actually knocked out a tooth that was
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already fake, it was kind of
like, you know, it didn't do
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any more damage. I just had
to get the damage it has already happened
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fixed again. It's kind of like
that tooth, like just it's not good
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luck for you. It happened.
So and then what happens after riot?
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First, well, we got a
few more shows. We're playing Furnace Festival
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and than Life. I'll see you
there, So we're going to be there
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exiting there, and then we got
a string of headline shows in between,
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and then we go to Mexico.
We're doing Mexico City and Guadalajara. Oh
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happy, yeah, he says September
to anyone of Mexican descent, Yeah,
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listening out here at the minute.
Were you did you arrive today, like
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to the grounds? Yes? Kay? Did you encounter was out there?
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I only saw a very small bit
of it, one van driving past with
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big flags hanging out the window.
But I hear that last night got pretty
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wild and it gets pretty crazy,
and they had a parade today. So
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you're lacking here early enough. I
actually it took an hour longer for me
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to get here because all the roads
were closed, so the GPS kept saying,
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go this way, nope, can't
go that way, nope. We
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had to like go around the whole
city to come back. Because it is
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last year I experienced it too right. I appreciated seen it. That would
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have been. Was it a proper
parade? Like yeah, yeah, well
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it's not like you would have like
a parade on New Year's It's more like
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everybody's out there with their own vehicles. There's floats too, and they have
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the Mexican flags on it, and
they're honking the horns and they got the
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low riders. They're going up and
down and it's pretty it's pretty wild.
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Like last year, I made the
mistake of driving some other media people to
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their hotel and it was right where
the parade was, like we couldn't get
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through. We were just it's like
the whole place is overtaking. You needed
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a low rider with a big suspension
onto so they thought you were part of
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the right exact Yeah, through it
exactly. So yeah, that's something the
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fun that we have here, you
know. And so people through all all
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the years of asked you all questions
that you probably answered a million times.
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Is there a question that nobody's ever
asked you that you wish they did ask
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you. That's a tough one,
too, right. How are you feeling
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today, Rory? Like, seriously, how are you actually feeling? You
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know, you know what. That
is great because like what my friends,
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He's like, you know, all
the year's touring. He's like, I
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wish they would just ask me what
skin conditioner I use on tour, you
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know. And but that's right because
it's like everybody's like, oh, hey
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and by by, but nobody just
said hey, Rory, how you doing?
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So I'll ask how are you?
Now? I know it doesn't work.
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It doesn't work that way for sure. And so I have all the
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festivals you've ever done. Okay,
what do you find the comparisons between different
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festivals of not necessarily ain't good bad? Or just like, what do you
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find that certain things stick out in
certain places and different parts of the world.
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Maybe the catering area. That is
quite often where one festival fest festival
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will either suffer or really stick out
as a good festival for me is how
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good their casing is. And today
tea thumbs up. It's really really good.
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That's good to hear because that's not
always the gays. I've been in
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some of the caterie Sometimes I'm like, really, this is what they're given
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the artists. Yeah, you know, but I think that louder you'll be
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happy too, because Danny Wimmer always
takes care of all the artists and everything,
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so hopefully it let's hope. So
let's hope I didn't say that and
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I'm wrong, and you're like,
when your head be it, I'm gonna
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come find you if he see,
Like, what were you talking about?
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It's a bunch of shit, man, So tell everybody how they can connect
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to you guys on socials, on
the web, and most importantly by your
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merch. Yeah yeah, well I
suppose if you wanted to see sitt of
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where we're playing and see what mage
you, go out our website. It's
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the best one for it. So
went to sicary dot com. And then
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we're on all the the tiktoks and
your Instagrams and your twitters. Although now
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that's called X, isn't it?
Does anyone actually call it X? Or
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do you is? Everyone's talking?
I think that's the stupid as shit,
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Like now what you guys say for
tweet? Though? Okay, like it
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made I'm gonna I'm gonna post an
X. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna
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X you out of my life.
Because he already said he's gonna take out
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he wants to take out the option
to block people, Like why do I
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have to be forced to listen to
somebody I don't want to listen to.
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Yeah, you know, like if
I want to block him, I won't
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be able to block him. Yeah. I'm with you on that one,
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especially nowadays, right, you know, like because everybody's got their opinion about
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everything, I just want to block
the whole world. Yeah, he could
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just turn it off. That's that's
true. That's delete the app. Sometimes
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it's good, like I'll get Costa
Rica or something. I'll just turn my
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phone off and disconnect the I'm like, oh my god, that feels sucked.
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That. The other day, say, my wife and I went from
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a little surfing chipped down and there's
a county called Devon in England's is really
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gorgeous part of the world, and
just turn turned all my notifications off for
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two days and it was bliss.
I just didn't look at my phone once.
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And then of course when I go
back to real life and turned it
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on and ding ding ding ding ding
ding ding. My phone's going mental because
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it is that why when we were
trying to organize this tour, you just
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weren't communicating exactly. Yes, and
it was great. I loved it.
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It makes sense. Oh that is
good. Well, that's why I love
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about surfing too. Like I can't
bring my phone out there, so I
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just sit out in the water all
day. It's like, sorry, I
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couldn't. I couldn't have a connection, bliss. Is there a favorite surf
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spot in the world for you?
Well, I gotta say I'm quite new
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to the sport. I've only done
it a few times. The first time
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it literally just picked up the board
this summer. So the first time we
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went, we were in Northern Ireland, which is a surprisingly good spot to
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surfing, and it's absolutely spectacular as
well. We've got cute, gorgeous cliffs
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and beautiful stort, tons of dolphins
swimming out and stuff. And then that
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last time I was in North Devon
that was very nice. But now I've
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caught the buck. I'm gonna have
to see every place that Costa Rica is
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on top of my list of places
to go. I think I'm gonna go
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there. You know where in Costa
Rica, because I've been all over I
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go there all the time. I've
never been said, let me not tell
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me go to the Sara. It's
called no Sara, like it's dirt roads.
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It's a little surf down that is
known for the surf, specially if
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you're new to it. Like the
surf is perfect for new surfers because you
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can ride like ten waves in a
row, like it's so cool, and
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and then out too. I know. Some surfers can be like quite territorial,
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not not there, that's the point, Like there are other places in
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Coasta where they are, because listen, hanging around surfers all my life,
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most of them are dicks. Okay, by what you said, they are
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very territorial. They'll like try to
take you out if you like get their
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wave or something. Yea. Costa
Rica is not like that. That's why
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I love it. And it's all
sand be like I hate the reef and
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rock. Like I live in Florida. My backyard is reef and I'm more
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worried about the reef than the waves
are the sharks, because you wipe out
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on that reef, it's gonna hurt. Yeah, it's gonna leave a mark
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for sure. Listen, what's that
price? No, Sara, No,
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Sara, Yeah, okay, it's
on the Pacific coast side. Look it
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up. It's a yoga and surfing
mecca of like the world. That sounds
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like yeah, and you talk about
disconnecting. Man, two hours before sunset,
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everybody goes to a beach just to
wait for the sunset, like it's
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a religious experience because it is the
most badass sunset anywhere in the world.
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Amazing, amazing, Right, So
they're written down, it's there you go.
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Any final words you want to give
the listeners about you guys and what
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you got coming up that we haven't
covered already. I mean, if you're
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new to us, check us out. If you've been listening to us for
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a while, thank you very much, keep listening and hopefully we'll be coming
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to players showing me you soon.
There you go. I love it,
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And man, I'm so psyched you're
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Thanks for having us. Thank you for
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This day lost the refer best don't sign
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Pyt Man W forc Y Radio at Rifest
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and I'm here with Rory and Rob
froment to Shikari. Yes, what's up?
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Have you ever played Riot first before? I don't think so. I
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think this is our first time here, but hopefully not the last, because
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so far what we've seen of it
is it's fucking awesome. It's a pretty
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coolat it's pretty cool festival right like
they do it right here, you know,
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it's like they have it all pre
organized and set up. But that's
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not always the case in America.
Like no, when I did recently,
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, We've
had a lot of experience with American festivals,
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and so far this is my favorite. Yeah. I think from coming
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to America for the last twenty years, this one's been my favorite festival.
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I mean we haven't even played yet, that has only just begun. That
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tells you something right there, because
like I also do the UK and the
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European festivals, and I go over
there, I'm like, wow, this
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is different and that's a good way, you know what I mean. But
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they do it right. We're so
happy to have you here. So tell
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us a little bit about your music. For the people that don't know you
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guys, how you describe it as
artists, you know, opposed to some
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genre bullshit label that you get boxed
into. Well, we've always sort of
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been known as the band that doesn't
really have a genre. I love that.
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So yeah, we literally our musical
spectrum spans from like, you know,
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you know, heavy electronic stuff to
like orchestral like classical pieces to like
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you a, heavy guitars to everything, so whatever the place. Like to
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an older generation, I'd say if
my grandmother asked me what my music sounded
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like, I would the easiest way
to describe it. I know what Rory
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said is heavy guitar music with a
lot of electronic influence. Yeah, that's
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pretty cool, But I like that
you can't be boxed in. You know,
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you're just being artist creating. You
know, that's the way it's in
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the box. Who jump out of
the box. That's right exactly. And
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so what's the craziest story ever in
your whole musical journey? That's like such
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a hard question or like to ever
be I'll say, what's your favorite song
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ever? Well, that that's definitely
a hard one. We once had someone
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lose a finger at a show.
There was really playing a gig where the
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speaker system had like a grill in
the front of it, and someone was
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climbing up the front of it,
and they said, have launched themselves off,
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but left one of their fingers in
the grill. That's always one I'll
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remember, Yeah, I bet you
will. Like I knocked out my teeth
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from climbing up a Marshall stack and
doing a stage dive, but I still
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have my finger. Yeah, I
want to got a mic stand knocked into
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my teeth. Oh well, when
it actually knocked out a tooth that was
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already fake, it was kind of
like, you know, it didn't do
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any more damage. I just had
to get the damage it has already happened
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fixed again. It's kind of like
that tooth, like just it's not good
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luck for you. It happened.
So and then what happens after riot?
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First, well, we got a
few more shows. We're playing Furnace Festival
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and than Life. I'll see you
there, So we're going to be there
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exiting there, and then we got
a string of headline shows in between,
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and then we go to Mexico.
We're doing Mexico City and Guadalajara. Oh
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happy, yeah, he says September
to anyone of Mexican descent, Yeah,
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listening out here at the minute.
Were you did you arrive today, like
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to the grounds? Yes? Kay? Did you encounter was out there?
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I only saw a very small bit
of it, one van driving past with
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big flags hanging out the window.
But I hear that last night got pretty
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wild and it gets pretty crazy,
and they had a parade today. So
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you're lacking here early enough. I
actually it took an hour longer for me
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to get here because all the roads
were closed, so the GPS kept saying,
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go this way, nope, can't
go that way, nope. We
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had to like go around the whole
city to come back. Because it is
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last year I experienced it too right. I appreciated seen it. That would
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have been. Was it a proper
parade? Like yeah, yeah, well
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it's not like you would have like
a parade on New Year's It's more like
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everybody's out there with their own vehicles. There's floats too, and they have
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the Mexican flags on it, and
they're honking the horns and they got the
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low riders. They're going up and
down and it's pretty it's pretty wild.
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Like last year, I made the
mistake of driving some other media people to
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their hotel and it was right where
the parade was, like we couldn't get
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through. We were just it's like
the whole place is overtaking. You needed
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a low rider with a big suspension
onto so they thought you were part of
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the right exact Yeah, through it
exactly. So yeah, that's something the
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fun that we have here, you
know. And so people through all all
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the years of asked you all questions
that you probably answered a million times.
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Is there a question that nobody's ever
asked you that you wish they did ask
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you. That's a tough one,
too, right. How are you feeling
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today, Rory? Like, seriously, how are you actually feeling? You
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know, you know what. That
is great because like what my friends,
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He's like, you know, all
the year's touring. He's like, I
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wish they would just ask me what
skin conditioner I use on tour, you
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know. And but that's right because
it's like everybody's like, oh, hey
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and by by, but nobody just
said hey, Rory, how you doing?
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So I'll ask how are you?
Now? I know it doesn't work.
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It doesn't work that way for sure. And so I have all the
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festivals you've ever done. Okay,
what do you find the comparisons between different
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festivals of not necessarily ain't good bad? Or just like, what do you
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find that certain things stick out in
certain places and different parts of the world.
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Maybe the catering area. That is
quite often where one festival fest festival
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will either suffer or really stick out
as a good festival for me is how
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good their casing is. And today
tea thumbs up. It's really really good.
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That's good to hear because that's not
always the gays. I've been in
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some of the caterie Sometimes I'm like, really, this is what they're given
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the artists. Yeah, you know, but I think that louder you'll be
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happy too, because Danny Wimmer always
takes care of all the artists and everything,
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so hopefully it let's hope. So
let's hope I didn't say that and
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I'm wrong, and you're like,
when your head be it, I'm gonna
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come find you if he see,
Like, what were you talking about?
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It's a bunch of shit, man, So tell everybody how they can connect
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to you guys on socials, on
the web, and most importantly by your
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merch. Yeah yeah, well I
suppose if you wanted to see sitt of
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where we're playing and see what mage
you, go out our website. It's
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the best one for it. So
went to sicary dot com. And then
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we're on all the the tiktoks and
your Instagrams and your twitters. Although now
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that's called X, isn't it?
Does anyone actually call it X? Or
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do you is? Everyone's talking?
I think that's the stupid as shit,
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Like now what you guys say for
tweet? Though? Okay, like it
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made I'm gonna I'm gonna post an
X. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna
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X you out of my life.
Because he already said he's gonna take out
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he wants to take out the option
to block people, Like why do I
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have to be forced to listen to
somebody I don't want to listen to.
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Yeah, you know, like if
I want to block him, I won't
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be able to block him. Yeah. I'm with you on that one,
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especially nowadays, right, you know, like because everybody's got their opinion about
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everything, I just want to block
the whole world. Yeah, he could
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just turn it off. That's that's
true. That's delete the app. Sometimes
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it's good, like I'll get Costa
Rica or something. I'll just turn my
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phone off and disconnect the I'm like, oh my god, that feels sucked.
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That. The other day, say, my wife and I went from
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a little surfing chipped down and there's
a county called Devon in England's is really
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gorgeous part of the world, and
just turn turned all my notifications off for
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two days and it was bliss.
I just didn't look at my phone once.
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And then of course when I go
back to real life and turned it
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on and ding ding ding ding ding
ding ding. My phone's going mental because
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it is that why when we were
trying to organize this tour, you just
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weren't communicating exactly. Yes, and
it was great. I loved it.
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It makes sense. Oh that is
good. Well, that's why I love
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about surfing too. Like I can't
bring my phone out there, so I
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just sit out in the water all
day. It's like, sorry, I
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couldn't. I couldn't have a connection, bliss. Is there a favorite surf
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spot in the world for you?
Well, I gotta say I'm quite new
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to the sport. I've only done
it a few times. The first time
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it literally just picked up the board
this summer. So the first time we
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went, we were in Northern Ireland, which is a surprisingly good spot to
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surfing, and it's absolutely spectacular as
well. We've got cute, gorgeous cliffs
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and beautiful stort, tons of dolphins
swimming out and stuff. And then that
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last time I was in North Devon
that was very nice. But now I've
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caught the buck. I'm gonna have
to see every place that Costa Rica is
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on top of my list of places
to go. I think I'm gonna go
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there. You know where in Costa
Rica, because I've been all over I
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go there all the time. I've
never been said, let me not tell
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me go to the Sara. It's
called no Sara, like it's dirt roads.
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It's a little surf down that is
known for the surf, specially if
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you're new to it. Like the
surf is perfect for new surfers because you
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can ride like ten waves in a
row, like it's so cool, and
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and then out too. I know. Some surfers can be like quite territorial,
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not not there, that's the point, Like there are other places in
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Coasta where they are, because listen, hanging around surfers all my life,
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most of them are dicks. Okay, by what you said, they are
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very territorial. They'll like try to
take you out if you like get their
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wave or something. Yea. Costa
Rica is not like that. That's why
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I love it. And it's all
sand be like I hate the reef and
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rock. Like I live in Florida. My backyard is reef and I'm more
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worried about the reef than the waves
are the sharks, because you wipe out
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on that reef, it's gonna hurt. Yeah, it's gonna leave a mark
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for sure. Listen, what's that
price? No, Sara, No,
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Sara, Yeah, okay, it's
on the Pacific coast side. Look it
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up. It's a yoga and surfing
mecca of like the world. That sounds
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like yeah, and you talk about
disconnecting. Man, two hours before sunset,
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everybody goes to a beach just to
wait for the sunset, like it's
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a religious experience because it is the
most badass sunset anywhere in the world.
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Amazing, amazing, Right, So
they're written down, it's there you go.
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Any final words you want to give
the listeners about you guys and what
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you got coming up that we haven't
covered already. I mean, if you're
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new to us, check us out. If you've been listening to us for
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a while, thank you very much, keep listening and hopefully we'll be coming
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to players showing me you soon.
There you go. I love it,
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And man, I'm so psyched you're
here at Ride Fast And thanks for being
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on the Adventures of pinate Man.
Thanks for having us. Thank you for
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listening to the Adventures of pate Man. I'm W four CUI Radio.
