Sept. 19, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews FEA at Riotfest 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest FEA at Riotfest. Pipeman discusses overhearing the band performed earlier in the day and praises their stage presence and sound. The band discusses some of their influences...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest FEA at Riotfest. Pipeman discusses overhearing the band performed earlier in the day and praises their stage presence and sound. The band discusses some of their influences and bands that helped them form their own unique sound. Pipeman and the band talk about the importance of community at festivals and how the divide between metalheads and punks gladly doesn’t exist anymore. You can find more information on the band’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at FEA210.com. Check out their latest release “Take Cover” 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.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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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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So pipe Man on W four CWY
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host, the pipe Man. What about
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want to do dot Dog. This
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pipe Man w for c Why Radio, and I'm here with Letty Funny Jen
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Adrian. We are fay nice.
So I gotta tell you something. I
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walked out here earlier because a band
that I interviewed last year that I got
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really friendly with, they were playing. So I had to, you know,
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show them, you know, some
respect, and come out there and
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get out of my hole back here. Yeah, And that's I was walking
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out. You guys were playing.
I'm like, oh wait, I want
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to stay here. They sound really
good. Well that's good. So I
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kind of like did one of my
festival things and I stood in the middle
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and listened to one and left ear
and the left ear and one in the
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right ear. Have you it's ever
been to a festival like done that?
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Because I do that all the time. If it's two bands I want to
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listen to, I think I yes, I have no, I'm more scheduled.
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I'm I know who I want to
see and I'm gonna go there.
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But yeah, I guess I miss
out. I like to be in the
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front. There you go. I
like to be in the back. Look
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and see. Now I'm finding out
about the different personalities here. I don't
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think I answered the question right.
I think he did because you want answer.
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Yeah you wanted to and there is
no wrong answer. But you wanted
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to pick the ones. But how
now what if you do? What do
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you do if there's two bands play
at same time that you really really like
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them, how do you pick?
You flip a coin? Yeah? Yeah,
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no, catch like maybe you catch
first, you know, the first
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half, and then you try to
get to the other. Yeah, there
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you go. Compromise, compromise.
I just like this beliefs. Uh,
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I go with that. Yeah,
there you go. Or nowadays in twenty
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twenty three, political beliefs that same
thing. Right, totally, Let's abolish
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all that stuff and just be a
bunch of human beings, like being nice
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to each other. Like, I
don't get what's so Why do people have
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to be so nasty? I was
just at a festival last week and I
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had to get out of a group
that because I was saying positive things.
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They all attacked me. Like come
on, sometimes people can only relate to
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each other if they're being negative with
each other, which is sad. Yeah,
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Like it's no fun, Like what
a waste of energy? Like let's
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just all love each other. Who
gives a shit? Who's what or whatever?
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You do you, I'll do me
and we'll get along and be friends.
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Period. Well, like Will Farrell
says in Semi pro everybody love everybody?
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Oh why you saw that? I
was one of the few who saw
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it not once but thrice. Wow. Nice and I live I live by
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it can't Okay? So you like
Will Farrell? Yes, okay, So
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tell me what drummer of what band
looks exactly like Will Ferrell? Did you
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read on Shelly Peppers? Yeah?
Did you see that drum off that they
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did? What? What night show? Was it? At Jimmy fallon?
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They That was pretty good? Did
you see that? Yeah? I did
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totally. That was so funny man. Yeah, so yeah, I mean
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it's funny too because that whole thing
used to happen when during the eighties with
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punk and metal. Okay, it's
like, if you were long hair,
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which I was, who liked punk, you couldn't go to a show you
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want and the punk yeah, pumps
couldn't go to metal shows. Metals couldn't
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get punk shows, or you got
your ass kicked. And I always thought
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it was stupid because it's like we
were both the ones getting their asses kicked
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by the jocks in school, you
know, And it makes sense. It's
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similar music. Why not band together, Like, I don't get it.
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Now we are, though, so
that's cool. Yeah, So maybe there
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is hope in the future for the
rest of the bullshit. Maybe there's hope
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for women playing music. If there's
hope for punking middle to come together and
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let go of their differences, inclusivity, inclusivity is a way to be I'm
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seeing that hope for women in music
because I'll tell you what, I see
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a lot more, especially on the
metal side, a lot more like women
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that are fronting bands and are way
more badass than the men, like and
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they can do a growl better than
any man can do. Right, we
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have a killer guitarist in our band, so she's doing it. Better than
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most men. Yeah. See,
wow, banks man, So are you
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better than Nita Straussing because she's pretty
badass? You know her, right,
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I know her, and I am
not doing it better, but I do
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have my own style. But she
is amazing right now. See, She's
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somebody that definitely shreds better than any
guy I know, like and incredible.
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Think in between, like like women
groups or like women musicians shouldn't be a
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competition. I mean, we should
just be like lifting each other up and
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supporting each other and like you said, different styles and it should all be
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celebrated. And you're right, You're
right, because that is a problem a
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lot of time since the competitiveness.
How are you gonna like unite and just
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create this inclusivity if you're against each
other? Yeah, exactly. I think
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also music gets confused with sports,
and so music isn't sport and so it's
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more about art, and so I
think that that can be confusing. Because
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yeah, that's a great point.
I love that point because it's so true.
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We do like to smack each other
on the ass. So I don't
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know, well, I see there
you go, Seahawks by the way,
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poodles, Yeah, anything else we
want shout out here. While we're shouting
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out, I think we got it
out of our systems. There you go.
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So what is like the craziest story
you guys have in your journey of
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music? When our van almost got
hijacked somewhere in Louisiana. That was a
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pretty crazy and scary moment. We
were in Baton Rouge and we got a
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motel and we parked it and a
couple of a car blocked the van in
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front of us because we went in
backside in and then someone was on the
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side getting ready to jump the van
and like they wouldn't let us out,
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and the guy was waiting for us
to get out because I could see them
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there there. Yeah, They're like
get out of the van. They were
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going to check us. So my
first instinct was to just put my hand
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on the horn because it was a
full motel and everybody and I kept my
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hand on the horn and it's scared
more. And then he everyone started waking
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up like what the hick is going
on? And then they backed up and
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we got out. I don't think
they thought that through either, because they
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were like they looked like oh,
like just like yeah, oh, maybe
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we should move Yeah, they picked
the wrong women to do that too,
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because I was smart as hell man
just because you know, just punk the
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Warren. I don't know, but
there's lots of stories, some that we
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can't remember, but well those are
the good stories. There's always good stories
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in Baker's Field because there's nothing else
to do in Baker's Hill exactly. It's
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my favorite Dwight Yoakum song. But
yeah, and see there there's something okay,
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like you're punk band talking about the
country sings. I absolutely adored Dwight
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Yokum. And to your point,
music is music, like why do we
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That's why I like nowadays a lot
of bands have like different band members and
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they all have different influences or genres
they like because the genre thing is getting
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kind of stupid. Bit okay,
It's like I used to do a joke
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at festivals like name your own genre, because it's pretty much way it comes
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down to. It's like they're so
specific that there's only one band in the
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genre. Yeah, what would you? What would what? What do we
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call it? I saw that,
I saw that that's cool, funny if
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you don't mind funny. Some Mike
Hagger come on now, Yeah, so
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yeah, you would expect this,
this punk group to get pumped up.
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We were you know, you would
think we would be listening to some punk
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rock when we pulled up into the
right best we were jamming some yacht rock.
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And because it felt very Chicago,
you know, I mean, and
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if you get to listen punk all
day, maybe listen to something else on
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the way in. We got pumped
very good. So I have a I
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have a different thing you'll like.
So I also am a motivational speaker.
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So I when I'm on my way
to do a seminar, I pumped myself
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up by either loud metal or punk. And that's how I get pumped up
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to do a business speech, right, you know, right, Because you
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would think maybe something a little more
like Kenny g or something like a kid
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right now that would put me asleep, and then I wouldn't be able to
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do the gig. I'd like to. I'd like to have a shot of
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Jamison, and then I like to
listen to Amal and the Sniffers, and
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then I do my makeup. And
that's kind of the beginning of the process.
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A feeling. Oh nicey, you
just remind me of Wing interviewed Doyle
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because the whole interview he was doing
his makeup. Oh that's awesome. Yeah
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right, he was just sitting there. He mightn't even look in the mirror.
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I'm like, wow, that's pretty
impressive. You could put that makeup
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on, wouldn't even look in the
mirror. Wow, that is really cool.
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I can't even do that, right, Yeah, I haven't gotten to
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that point. Well, seeing now
you'll have to hang out with Doyle,
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like go on tour with the original
Misfits and then and then you'll learn how
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fine I will do that. Then
thank you for this. But we're putting
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that out there in the universe.
Right. So now, how are you
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gonna follow up riot Fest? Well, tomorrow we're playing with the Interrupters Music
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Hall for the Late night right,
and then next month we toured with the
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Subhumans. Oh my god, one
my favorite all time. It's a long
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one. They're great. They're a
perfect example. There's four or five bands
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in the last two years I've seen
that I never was allowed to see in
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high school. Subhumans, Exploited GBH
Discharge, and let's see there was maybe
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it was the Dead Candies, but
I saw them before. But yeah,
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those are all bands I couldn't see
as a teenager because I wasn't allowed.
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No, they're fun, they're fun, they're good guys, and we toured
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with them before and this is our
second time, so we're excited. That's
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very cool. And the interrupters they
have one most fun pits ever. We're
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excited to see the show. I
know they're playing today, but we're excited.
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We're looking forward together a club show
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better, Like that's more intimate Concord
Music Hall. So that's our first time.
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Nice and I came about kind of
last minute. We had a couple
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of dates scheduled after today, I
think in Saint Louis Louis and Nashville and
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Nashville, and they reached out to
us and asked us to open up for
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them, and we were just super
honored and excited and so you know,
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unfortunately we had to cancel this.
We'll make this up later, but we're
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really stoked about tomorrow night. Nice. So, how do people connect to
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you guys on the web? On
socials by your mark ten and it takes
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you everywhere everywhere we are on the
web, our Facebook, our merch store,
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website, Fat two tens, the
area code of San Antonio where we're
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from. So fat ten dot com. Nice and uh, I gotta tell
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called Benita, not bea because like you
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don't fit the vein. No,
no, we're fair. I'm just busting
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your job. You have to be
fat because she's got it tattooed. You
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can't? We all do? We
all? Do you all do? Let's
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see them all got Adrian, Let's
do it right here, right now.
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We've had a very revolving door of
guitar players and and they've gotten tattoos and
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it must be bad luck. So
you don't have to sounds okay good because
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you know I have this too,
and this was really stupid. So yeah,
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this is a ring on my wedding
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made a mistake and I was like, hey, this get tattoos and oh
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and then like we broke up,
and ye, so maybe I shouldn't.
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Well what well, what if if
we were to spread your butt cheeks like
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a lot, just spread them all
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the inner and then that way,
like you'll ever see it, but we'll
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know that it's there. How do
you feel about that? Adrian, here
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we go, and then when somebody
else sees it hurt bad, it's gonna
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hurt. I'll do it for you. Guys. That might be your name,
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okay, I'll do it for you. That might be like your new
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moniker in the band. You're like, but whole Faia. My girlfriend might
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need to approve this though, Nicole
is it okay, We'll have our publicists
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reach out to her. She'll have
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in the right place. Anything else
you want to share with the listeners before
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we go that we haven't talked about
that they need to know about you guys,
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dude, just go to our side. We have a new record that
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hopefully comes out next year. So
that's it for now. Just keep following
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us. I'll be out there somewhere
in your city. Well, you have
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a new fan here, because I'd
never heard you before until I walked out
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there, I'm like, Wow,
they're really fucking good. Thank you,
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And so then you know, it's
funny. Before the interview, we're talking
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about how we were scheduled, but
then I wasn't. I didn't know about
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it, and then I walked over. I'm like, hey, do you
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want to do an interview, and
it was because I walked out there and
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heard you guys. So I'm very
happy. Because I do like to a
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band i'm going to interview, I
like to catch their set, so I
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was lucky enough to catch your set
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Thank you so much, thank you, thank you so much my pleasure,
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and thank you for being on the
Adventures of pipe Man and being here at
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Riot Festa. Thank you for listening
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Adrian. We are fay nice.
So I gotta tell you something. I
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walked out here earlier because a band
that I interviewed last year that I got
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really friendly with, they were playing. So I had to, you know,
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show them, you know, some
respect, and come out there and
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get out of my hole back here. Yeah, And that's I was walking
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out. You guys were playing.
I'm like, oh wait, I want
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to stay here. They sound really
good. Well that's good. So I
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kind of like did one of my
festival things and I stood in the middle
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and listened to one and left ear
and the left ear and one in the
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right ear. Have you it's ever
been to a festival like done that?
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Because I do that all the time. If it's two bands I want to
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listen to, I think I yes, I have no, I'm more scheduled.
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I'm I know who I want to
see and I'm gonna go there.
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But yeah, I guess I miss
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front. There you go. I
like to be in the back. Look
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and see. Now I'm finding out
about the different personalities here. I don't
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think I answered the question right.
I think he did because you want answer.
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Yeah you wanted to and there is
no wrong answer. But you wanted
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to pick the ones. But how
now what if you do? What do
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you do if there's two bands play
at same time that you really really like
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them, how do you pick?
You flip a coin? Yeah? Yeah,
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no, catch like maybe you catch
first, you know, the first
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half, and then you try to
get to the other. Yeah, there
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you go. Compromise, compromise.
I just like this beliefs. Uh,
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I go with that. Yeah,
there you go. Or nowadays in twenty
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twenty three, political beliefs that same
thing. Right, totally, Let's abolish
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all that stuff and just be a
bunch of human beings, like being nice
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to each other. Like, I
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to be so nasty? I was
just at a festival last week and I
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had to get out of a group
that because I was saying positive things.
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They all attacked me. Like come
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each other if they're being negative with
each other, which is sad. Yeah,
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Like it's no fun, Like what
a waste of energy? Like let's
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just all love each other. Who
gives a shit? Who's what or whatever?
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You do you, I'll do me
and we'll get along and be friends.
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Period. Well, like Will Farrell
says in Semi pro everybody love everybody?
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Oh why you saw that? I
was one of the few who saw
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it not once but thrice. Wow. Nice and I live I live by
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it can't Okay? So you like
Will Farrell? Yes, okay, So
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tell me what drummer of what band
looks exactly like Will Ferrell? Did you
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read on Shelly Peppers? Yeah?
Did you see that drum off that they
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did? What? What night show? Was it? At Jimmy fallon?
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They That was pretty good? Did
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totally. That was so funny man. Yeah, so yeah, I mean
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it's funny too because that whole thing
used to happen when during the eighties with
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punk and metal. Okay, it's
like, if you were long hair,
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which I was, who liked punk, you couldn't go to a show you
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want and the punk yeah, pumps
couldn't go to metal shows. Metals couldn't
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get punk shows, or you got
your ass kicked. And I always thought
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it was stupid because it's like we
were both the ones getting their asses kicked
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by the jocks in school, you
know, And it makes sense. It's
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similar music. Why not band together, Like, I don't get it.
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Now we are, though, so
that's cool. Yeah, So maybe there
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is hope in the future for the
rest of the bullshit. Maybe there's hope
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for women playing music. If there's
hope for punking middle to come together and
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let go of their differences, inclusivity, inclusivity is a way to be I'm
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seeing that hope for women in music
because I'll tell you what, I see
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a lot more, especially on the
metal side, a lot more like women
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that are fronting bands and are way
more badass than the men, like and
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they can do a growl better than
any man can do. Right, we
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have a killer guitarist in our band, so she's doing it. Better than
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most men. Yeah. See,
wow, banks man, So are you
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better than Nita Straussing because she's pretty
badass? You know her, right,
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I know her, and I am
not doing it better, but I do
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have my own style. But she
is amazing right now. See, She's
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somebody that definitely shreds better than any
guy I know, like and incredible.
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Think in between, like like women
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competition. I mean, we should
just be like lifting each other up and
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supporting each other and like you said, different styles and it should all be
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celebrated. And you're right, You're
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lot of time since the competitiveness.
How are you gonna like unite and just
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create this inclusivity if you're against each
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also music gets confused with sports,
and so music isn't sport and so it's
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more about art, and so I
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yeah, that's a great point.
I love that point because it's so true.
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We do like to smack each other
on the ass. So I don't
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know, well, I see there
you go, Seahawks by the way,
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poodles, Yeah, anything else we
want shout out here. While we're shouting
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out, I think we got it
out of our systems. There you go.
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So what is like the craziest story
you guys have in your journey of
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music? When our van almost got
hijacked somewhere in Louisiana. That was a
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pretty crazy and scary moment. We
were in Baton Rouge and we got a
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motel and we parked it and a
couple of a car blocked the van in
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front of us because we went in
backside in and then someone was on the
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side getting ready to jump the van
and like they wouldn't let us out,
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and the guy was waiting for us
to get out because I could see them
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there there. Yeah, They're like
get out of the van. They were
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going to check us. So my
first instinct was to just put my hand
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on the horn because it was a
full motel and everybody and I kept my
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hand on the horn and it's scared
more. And then he everyone started waking
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up like what the hick is going
on? And then they backed up and
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we got out. I don't think
they thought that through either, because they
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were like they looked like oh,
like just like yeah, oh, maybe
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we should move Yeah, they picked
the wrong women to do that too,
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because I was smart as hell man
just because you know, just punk the
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Warren. I don't know, but
there's lots of stories, some that we
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can't remember, but well those are
the good stories. There's always good stories
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in Baker's Field because there's nothing else
to do in Baker's Hill exactly. It's
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my favorite Dwight Yoakum song. But
yeah, and see there there's something okay,
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like you're punk band talking about the
country sings. I absolutely adored Dwight
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Yokum. And to your point,
music is music, like why do we
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That's why I like nowadays a lot
of bands have like different band members and
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they all have different influences or genres
they like because the genre thing is getting
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kind of stupid. Bit okay,
It's like I used to do a joke
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at festivals like name your own genre, because it's pretty much way it comes
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down to. It's like they're so
specific that there's only one band in the
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genre. Yeah, what would you? What would what? What do we
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call it? I saw that,
I saw that that's cool, funny if
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you don't mind funny. Some Mike
Hagger come on now, Yeah, so
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yeah, you would expect this,
this punk group to get pumped up.
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We were you know, you would
think we would be listening to some punk
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rock when we pulled up into the
right best we were jamming some yacht rock.
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And because it felt very Chicago,
you know, I mean, and
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if you get to listen punk all
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the way in. We got pumped
very good. So I have a I
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have a different thing you'll like.
So I also am a motivational speaker.
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So I when I'm on my way
to do a seminar, I pumped myself
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up by either loud metal or punk. And that's how I get pumped up
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to do a business speech, right, you know, right, Because you
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would think maybe something a little more
like Kenny g or something like a kid
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right now that would put me asleep, and then I wouldn't be able to
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do the gig. I'd like to. I'd like to have a shot of
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Jamison, and then I like to
listen to Amal and the Sniffers, and
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then I do my makeup. And
that's kind of the beginning of the process.
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A feeling. Oh nicey, you
just remind me of Wing interviewed Doyle
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because the whole interview he was doing
his makeup. Oh that's awesome. Yeah
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right, he was just sitting there. He mightn't even look in the mirror.
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I'm like, wow, that's pretty
impressive. You could put that makeup
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on, wouldn't even look in the
mirror. Wow, that is really cool.
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I can't even do that, right, Yeah, I haven't gotten to
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that point. Well, seeing now
you'll have to hang out with Doyle,
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like go on tour with the original
Misfits and then and then you'll learn how
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fine I will do that. Then
thank you for this. But we're putting
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that out there in the universe.
Right. So now, how are you
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gonna follow up riot Fest? Well, tomorrow we're playing with the Interrupters Music
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Hall for the Late night right,
and then next month we toured with the
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Subhumans. Oh my god, one
my favorite all time. It's a long
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one. They're great. They're a
perfect example. There's four or five bands
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in the last two years I've seen
that I never was allowed to see in
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high school. Subhumans, Exploited GBH
Discharge, and let's see there was maybe
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it was the Dead Candies, but
I saw them before. But yeah,
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those are all bands I couldn't see
as a teenager because I wasn't allowed.
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No, they're fun, they're fun, they're good guys, and we toured
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with them before and this is our
second time, so we're excited. That's
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very cool. And the interrupters they
have one most fun pits ever. We're
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excited to see the show. I
know they're playing today, but we're excited.
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We're looking forward together a club show
with you guys. That's gonna be
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better, Like that's more intimate Concord
Music Hall. So that's our first time.
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Nice and I came about kind of
last minute. We had a couple
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of dates scheduled after today, I
think in Saint Louis Louis and Nashville and
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Nashville, and they reached out to
us and asked us to open up for
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them, and we were just super
honored and excited and so you know,
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unfortunately we had to cancel this.
We'll make this up later, but we're
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really stoked about tomorrow night. Nice. So, how do people connect to
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you guys on the web? On
socials by your mark ten and it takes
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you everywhere everywhere we are on the
web, our Facebook, our merch store,
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website, Fat two tens, the
area code of San Antonio where we're
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from. So fat ten dot com. Nice and uh, I gotta tell
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you, like your band should be
called Benita, not bea because like you
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don't fit the vein. No,
no, we're fair. I'm just busting
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your job. You have to be
fat because she's got it tattooed. You
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can't? We all do? We
all? Do you all do? Let's
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see them all got Adrian, Let's
do it right here, right now.
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We've had a very revolving door of
guitar players and and they've gotten tattoos and
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it must be bad luck. So
you don't have to sounds okay good because
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you know I have this too,
and this was really stupid. So yeah,
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this is a ring on my wedding
finger. And I did. I
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made a mistake and I was like, hey, this get tattoos and oh
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and then like we broke up,
and ye, so maybe I shouldn't.
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Well what well, what if if
we were to spread your butt cheeks like
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a lot, just spread them all
the way and we got them right in
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the inner and then that way,
like you'll ever see it, but we'll
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know that it's there. How do
you feel about that? Adrian, here
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we go, and then when somebody
else sees it hurt bad, it's gonna
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hurt. I'll do it for you. Guys. That might be your name,
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okay, I'll do it for you. That might be like your new
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moniker in the band. You're like, but whole Faia. My girlfriend might
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need to approve this though, Nicole
is it okay, We'll have our publicists
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reach out to her. She'll have
to watch to make sure you put it
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in the right place. Anything else
you want to share with the listeners before
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we go that we haven't talked about
that they need to know about you guys,
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dude, just go to our side. We have a new record that
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hopefully comes out next year. So
that's it for now. Just keep following
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us. I'll be out there somewhere
in your city. Well, you have
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a new fan here, because I'd
never heard you before until I walked out
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there, I'm like, Wow,
they're really fucking good. Thank you,
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And so then you know, it's
funny. Before the interview, we're talking
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about how we were scheduled, but
then I wasn't. I didn't know about
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it, and then I walked over. I'm like, hey, do you
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want to do an interview, and
it was because I walked out there and
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heard you guys. So I'm very
happy. Because I do like to a
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band i'm going to interview, I
like to catch their set, so I
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was lucky enough to catch your set
before I knew I was interviewing it.
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Thank you so much, thank you, thank you so much my pleasure,
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and thank you for being on the
Adventures of pipe Man and being here at
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Riot Festa. Thank you for listening
to the Adventures of pipe Man. I'm
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W four CUI Radio.
