PipemanRadio Interviews Fox Lake at Aftershock 2023

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Radio. And I'm here with this Nathan

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from Fox Lake and Zach Nice here
at Aftershock. Yeah, oh my god,

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is just like the most amazing festival, especially this area. I don't

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think I need to leave this area. No, it's a this is actually

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shaded, so this is kind of
all we need. Yeah, And then

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we got the chef over there cooking
food. You got the open bar,

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you got the drip bar, and
the stage is right there. What else

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do you need? Yeah? More? And what more could we want?

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Just a mashpit, that's all we
had it. We had a huge one.

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Just now Nice tell me about that. I might hear about that.

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Uh well, this is our third
festival. In the last few months.

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We played Incarceration, we played Louder
than Life, and we played after Shock

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today and this was easily the best
set we've had and the yeah maybe ever.

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Really this was like one of the
coolest sets we've ever played. And

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the moshpit, man, it was
it was it was wild. Yeah.

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Man, there was a guy who
came up and was fighting secure already all

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the way up, try to get
on stage security to grab pull them down.

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His whole pants came off. It
was that's old school. I told

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that's old school, right, Yeah, yeah, I respected it. I

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thought this guy's the real deal.
I know, right, I love it.

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I'd think the same thing. And
how badass is it to get out

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there early in the day in the
festival people partied probably late last night,

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and you had that kind of crowd
and that kind of pit. Man.

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We were talking about this before we
before we went on, we were walking

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around the just the festival grounds,
and I don't know how people do this

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for three days or four days or
whatever this one is. It's like,

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it's it's so cool that people showed
up and the you know, the number

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that they did it was rad.
Yeah, and you know what the four

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day thing. I was talking about
this recently because a lot of these festivals

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used to be three days and that
fourth day, that that just puts the

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that's like, yeah, couldn't be
me. Honestly, couldn't couldn't be me.

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I would never do it. You
know, everybody who does do it

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because I think you're a warrior.
If you can do it, how's the

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thing you maybe just build different?
That's part of drugs. It depends on

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who you are. I don't need
the drugs, but sure maybe they help.

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Maybe they do, and that's fine, that's great, you know.

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But it's like my youngest doter sometimes
I'll bring her in a festival because I

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do. I go on tour and
I do all the festivals, and she's

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like after the first day, like
half of the first day, she's like

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that, I don't know how you
do this. Every weekend I'm done.

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Yeah, I'm like, I don't
know how. I don't, you know,

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And kind of like an artist,
I go home and it's fucking depressing.

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It's like when am I leaving again? Yeah, going home can be

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Going home can be really weird,
especially after like a long tour or like

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a festival, like it can be
a little bit like monotonous. Yeah,

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Like I've been on tour since the
beginning of August and the only break I

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had what's between Louder and after Shock, which I did have like a festival

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near home, punkin Drublic in Orlando
and I'm in South Florida, But that

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was one day. But I'm home
for like I don't know, a week

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and a half and I was like
counting the hours to Aftershock because I was

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I was like, I don't want
to be here. Yeah, yeah,

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it can be tough sometimes, right, And you know, you know too

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as an artist when you do this, your friends are here, they're not

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at home, right, The friends
kind of like slowly dissipate from like home

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to like even these bartenders right over
here is that third festival We've seen the

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mat and like right like a month
or so and we're like, hey,

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what's up. Yeah, Like yeah, even like some of the bartenders,

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I'll see him like every year and
it's like, oh, hey, it's

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like you're once your friends. Yeah
totally, but you guys share a deeper

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connection, right. There's something told
an artist like there's so much hardship,

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but you know, high and highs
and loose peaks and valleys and seeing those

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people, you connect with them and
it makes a strong friendship. So it

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totally changes from your friends at home
to your friends on the road totally.

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And to your point, you know, you have to be built for it.

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So to be an artist, you
have to be built for it,

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because listen, nowadays, you have
to be on the road because the only

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way you're making money. You know, Yeah, there's no I mean,

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nobody's getting paid anything at any level
really of music other than like the highest

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of the high. Nobody's getting paid
for streams, right, and even the

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highest of the high. Okay,
So there's one band I know here that

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I know the basis, and basically
the lead singer makes most of the money

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and the rest of the band makes
next to nothing. They have second jobs

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and they're huge. They have day
jobs and they're a huge band. Really,

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yeah, I see that. That's
a bummer. I mean it is,

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but not that we have any illusions
of being in the biggest band in

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the world world. But I mean
we set up, we set up everything

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from the get as there's four of
us and so it's twenty five percent of

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everything. So hopefully, I hope
you guys stayed at and it will be

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the outlier on that. Yeah.
I hope you guys stay that way because

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it happens a lot of times when
there's no money then but then the money

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comes in and the ego comes in. Yeah, you know, and that's

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key too, Like you have to
have some ego to be a good artist,

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but keep your ego in check with
your band members. Yeah, yeah,

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yeah, I mean, because that's
disaster. I think that's the big

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reason. Like Megadeth played yesterday.
I was there back in the day when

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Mustaine was in Metallica. I think
the biggest reason Megadeth. I mean that

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Mustaine's no longer Metallica's there's too much
ego between him, Lars, and James.

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Yeah, too much ego in one
band and almost almost uh understandable too

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because absolute legends, right, you
know what I mean? Right, hard

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at that level to not have some
sort of an ego I can't imagine exactly.

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So sometimes you have to have a
band where you know, maybe one

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has that super duper ego and then
because when you have me, you have

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those three super duper egos. That's
that's conflict. Yeah, three three is

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too much. One is usually too
much, but true story were small potatoes.

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So it's like we don't have that
yet. Maybe in a couple of

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years. Well, yeah, if
we get a green room, we're really

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stoked. Nice if you got if
you had a bathroom, you'd be really

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stoked. Right, If we have
a bathroom in the green room, we're

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extremely excited. We're kings that day
if we have people to unload our gear

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from our van at a venue.
Yeah, I mean, I'm the King

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of Egypt in that right now.
That's see, that's what friends are for.

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Like back in the day, I
used to roady for all the bands

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in LA, all the metal bands
in LA, because they're all my friends,

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and like, hey, can you
give us a hand? Okay really

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really, and then you'll have to
pay for the show we just speaking of.

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Speaking of La, we just played
a Whiskey a go go our first

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time there. Not a great experience, but wow, it's not even the

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real whiskey yet in twenty twenty three. I was there in the early eighties.

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That's why it was whiskey. I
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sunset strip is what it was in
the eighties location, but it's different.

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Yeah, it's a total different because
yeah, it was a money suck.

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Yeah, they did not care we
lost money planing. I think we made

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lost money. It was a sold
out show on a Saturday Friday night.

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I think we lost money. Yeah, that sucks. Sucks, you know,

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because it wants to work for free. You know, it's a gun,

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but you need to make a living, you need to eat, you

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need to get to the next gig. I think that's what listeners don't understand

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when they think of oh bands and
blah blah blah. Listen, it's hard

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for you guys. You know,
it is extremely hard. It looks like

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it's not, but it is.
No, it's extremely hard. Okay.

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So one, you're away from everybody
you know, including your wife and your

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girlfriend, and your dog and boyfriend
and and well whoever where do all three?

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Ye Oh, you could be gone
away from all three, like you

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know what I mean, Like you're
gone from your family, everybody, everybody

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know, everybody you like. And
then the road is like incredibly hard,

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like you have to kind of become
like semi nocturnal, and then all of

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a sudden you have to go home
and you don't really get paid, and

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then you go home after these huge
shows and these huge things where you feel

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important and people love you and like
whatever, and then you go home and

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you work like some day job where
somebody nobody knows you, and it's like

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that's an ego check. Yeah,
you know every time, And I was

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totally relating to you when it's like
the going home and like the fanfare is

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gone, the excitement's gone, and
it's just like what other people would call

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normal life. Yeah totally, But
at what point, like does this become

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normal? And then back home it's
like you know, right right anyway,

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that's the way it is for me, Like home's not even home to me

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anymore because I'm hardly ever there.
Yeah, you know. And even the

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people, like you said, people
I was hanging out with, friends I

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was hanging out with, they like
just went in a different direction. So

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people don't realize this. After you're
gone on the road for a while,

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you come home and those people that
you were like really close with they don't

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have time for you anymore. Well
you're gone, yeah yeah, I mean

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they do other stuff, right,
Yeah, they moved on with their life,

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you know, But it is worth
it if you love the music and

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love to have the passion, which
that's the only way to be in.

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That's why you got to do it
for sure. So tell our listeners real

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quick, how you know they haven't
heard you before. If they haven't heard

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you, how you would describe your
band's music, not from a genre,

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but just you as an artist,
no labels. Yeah, So here's the

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deal is. We love heavy music, I think, obviously, but we're

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also inspired by a lot of other
things. I would think namely the BC

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Boys raging against machine and then also
hip hop artists like like Biggie and Tech

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nine. Uh not so much,
tex I don't want to say that because

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all the metal heads love Tech nine
for some reason. We like a lot

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more like nineties boom bab. Okay, that's kind of our thing. So

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we're trying to bring a lot of
nineties boom bab wrap into and if you

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come to a set, you'll hear
like any time where they were like tuning

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or anything in between sets, it's
all beats and like boom bab beats and

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like nice and so we we like
a lot of that stuff. We love

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the beast Boys, I mean the
Beastie Boys would be like the Bat Boys

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in Regegainst Machine, I think would
be like obviously we can get compared to

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bands that are heavy like coupacn and
these like Real just like Breakdown Gideon,

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these big like breakdown bands. But
we're trying to bring something like different BacT

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Boys, Raging Machine, hip hop, groove rock elements to it. So

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what we need is tour that is
the reunion of Rage and Beast Boys and

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Foxlake Dream that might be the Dream
tour. That is probably the dream too.

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I'm just playing it out there in
the universe, you know. So

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whoever's listening, make it happen.
Thank you exactly. Hey Danny Wimmer,

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if you hear this, Yeah,
hey Danny, that's your next festival.

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And speaking of Danny, it's an't
amazing how he treats artists compared to anybody

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else. Oh yeah, we I
mean this is our So this is our

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third festival this year, but this
is the only three festivals we've ever done,

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and they're all you know, Danny
Wimmers And we talked to him for

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a minute. Just a sweet guy. I mean, didn't think he was

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better than us or you know,
big shit or whatever. He was cool

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as hell and doesn't treat you different
than tool. No, good dude.

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Good dude really does make you know, the smaller opening bands, you know,

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whether you're playing at twelve thirty or
one, or you're playing at ten

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thirty at night, like everybody feels
it kind of feels like a family,

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you know, when you're here in
your fin everybody's far away from home.

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And I think he knows that.
And so we're very appreciative for like the

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family environment and our liaisons in the
stage hands and everybody just does, like,

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I mean, a killer job at
making not only making these things go,

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but making the artists feel like comfortable, so important, yeah, because

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usually that's not the case. Yeah, you know, and what a bitch

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it is to be an artist to
begin with all the stuff we were talking

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about and then go do something like
this and get not treated well, which

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suck even more so it makes you
feel kind of good when you got a

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guy like Danny that's like treating you
like kings. Yeah, not treating us

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like small potatoes, even though you
know, any band plays early, you

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know, like whatever, Like everybody
is treated with a lot of respect.

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And so anytime we can be back, I mean, we would love to,

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We would love to do it because
we've had a we've had incredible experience.

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Love it, great guy, How
the people connect to you guys on

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socials, on the web, buy
your merge, check out to our days,

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all them. So it's foxlakeband dot
com. That's our that's our website,

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and then all on socials we're Foxlake. CEO stands for Colorado. So

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Foxlake CEO, Instagram, TikTok,
Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, x whoever

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knows, like whatever, I don't
care. I don't care. We're all

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over the internet. If you search
Foxlake Breakdown, cool as fuck, we'll

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come up. I love it.
I love it. And what's your funniest

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TikTok? We're really bad about TikTok. We're we're hard. We have a

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hard time with TikTok. We have
a really hard time with TikTok. What's

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your most hated TikTok? Well,
the thing is, I think we have

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two tiktoks. I think we maybe
have a few tiktoks. We have some

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tiktoks. There is a TikTok that
I filmed of Zach here holding like a

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a pizza. No, it was
something, it was something, and it's

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funny. It's a little toury cap
and he's very handsome. He looks very

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handsome in it, and it's a
kind of a joke. Oh he's holding

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a big hunk, like a big
hunk candy bar. Oh wow, I

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mean, I guess that's funny.
That was like two years ago. We

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suck on TikTok. If anyone's listening
and wants to run our TikTok for free,

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hit me up, thank you,
and how can they hit you up

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to do that? Maybe somebody will
want to do that. Yeah, I

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mean hit us up on anywhere,
on anywhere, on socials, dms we

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see. So we're completely independent right
now. We don't even have a manager

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right now, so we run all
our own shit, all our emails,

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all our socials, our website,
anything. If you get in touch with

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us, it will be one of
the four of us who see it.

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And I mean, frankly, if
it's worth our time, we'll hit you

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back. I love it. Well, you guys rock and you're so glad

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you're hearing after shock and thanks for
being on the Avengers. Piks for having

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us, man, this is fun. I always love hearing that because how

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fucking boring is press? Usually?
You know, like I say here,

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sometimes I love other people. I'm
like, oh, I'd be slitting my

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throat if I was an artist right
now. Gotta make it fun. You're

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artists to say yeah exactly, you
know, there we go. But you

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guys make it fun too if it
you know, the back and forth,

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so like for me, it's enjoyable. Sure, Like sometimes there's interviews like

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I'm looking, I'm like, okay, can I make it to ten minutes

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anyway? You guys rock. Thanks
for being on the Adventures pipe Man.

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Appreciate it. Thank you. Thank
you for listening to the Adventures of Pate

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Man on w for CUI Radio.