Sept. 13, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews From Ashes To New at Rocklahoma 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest From Ashes to New at Rocklahoma. This is the band’s first time performing at Rocklahoma and they share what a special festival it is and what they look forward to. The band...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest From Ashes to New at Rocklahoma. This is the band’s first time performing at Rocklahoma and they share what a special festival it is and what they look forward to. The band decided they would like to interview the Pipeman and ask him about his favorite interviews over the years. Pipeman and the band discuss their influences and the bands they idolized growing up. The band shares stories of touring over the years and their favorite festival memories to date. You can find the bands upcoming tour dates, merch, and upcoming releases at FromAshesToNew.com. Check out their newest release “Blackout” 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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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 The Pipeman Radio Tour to Life right before your ears and eyes.
All Pipeman Radio Podcasts are heard on 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
Visit Pipeman Radio on the Web at theadventuresofpipeman.com, pipemanradio.com, w4cy.com, talk4tv.com, talk4podcasting.com
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 (www.talk4media.com).
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wake up America. It's time for
the Adventures of Pipe Man on W four
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is number one internet radio station. Here's
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your host, the pipe Man.
I relieve this is the pipe Man here
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on the Adventure's Pipe Man W four
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Lance with the band from Ashes to
new Nice here at ros have to say
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with the band because we can't do
the whole like from from Ashes to new
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I know, right, I know, I'm I'm glad you brought that up.
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I didn't even think about that because, yeah, how would you do
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that? It? Trust me,
we run into that issue almost every day.
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I make times have you actually done
it and not thought of bad?
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Then like, oh we are,
we are pros at it now we right,
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we don't. We hate to sound
like we're correcting everybody, but like,
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it's trust me, it's so much
easier to be like with the band.
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And then sometimes we see like bands
are we'll be called Ashes to new
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I don't know if that's because it
makes it easier on them to be like
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from Ashes to Newer. Thank you
ordered thinking that it's part of a sentence,
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and the from is not part of
the band name. From is definitely
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in the band name. There you
go, So rock Lahoma. Have you
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ever played rock Lahoma before? So
we were supposed to. I don't know
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if it was twenty twenty had been. I think we're on tour pod.
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Okay, something happened. I honestly, like, if it's passed last week,
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I can't remember anything, right,
So yeah, something happened to where
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like we just could not make it
here, which was very unfortunate because today,
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honestly one of the best festival crowds
badass right, Yeah? Is it
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this festival? Like I do all
the festivals too, And there's something special
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about rock Klahoma. Yeah, Like
no matter the size, like you can
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really gauge the energy of people,
and when the crowd is into it,
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super into it, we get more
into it, which right them even more
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into it. Like it's back and
forth, and like, I promise you,
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this is probably one of the best
ones. I love it. That's
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great. Also, there was a
there was an abundance of crowdsurfers, but
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I saw a wacky inflatable arm flailing
tube man not surfing. Nice. Yeah,
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that was a standout moment for me. See, it's those things I
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like to hear because like people,
you know, forget all the other stupid
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things, but people love to hear
the personal stuff like this, what effect
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I see you when you're up on
stage and there it is. That's it.
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I saw him. I saw him, big inflatable pickle walking around.
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Yeah, we did not see him. Yeah, that that was it for
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me. Okay, I'm like a
pickle. We we saw wacky inflatable arm,
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flailing tube man. We saw Spider
Man. Well, spider Man's at
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a lot of them, for sure. We saw Santa. That's he's a
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famous Santa. By way, He's
at like all the Danny Wimmer festivals.
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Okay, okay, I didn't know
if he's the same guy it is.
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Yeah, I have seen him before
then because it was funny. I never
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saw him at this festival, but
Danny Wimmer just took it over. And
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then I was over watching bush like
up above, and I look across.
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I'm like, holy shit, Santa's
here. But I see him at every
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festival that makes sense. And he's
the crowdsurfing sand did you see him crowdsurfing?
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That's why I saw it, Like
like spider Man, inflatable arm flailing
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two Man, and Santa. Those
are the three standouts. See, that's
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the only way to CrowdSurf. I
think as the band, Like you remember
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those people that dress up in crowdsurface, right, because you know they're totally
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into it. Like you said,
you feed off the energy. Have you
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heard about the campgrounds here? Oh
no, enlighten me. Oh you think
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the energy is good out there?
You should see the campgrounds. I have
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all the festivals. This is like
the best camping festival. Like everybody makes
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it a big deal. Every camp
site is like advertised by the people they
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like form Facebook pages and advertised to
come to their camp site, show your
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boobs and get free shots or free
beads. Just the biggest party there is.
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Oh yeah, there's a strip club
campsite. There's a bunch of people
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that like may almost like a you
know when you go to a place where
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there's a bunch of clubs in one
place. They do that with the camp
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sites too. So you're saying that
we should stay here tonight, Oh you
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definitely should. Okay, my neighbor
out there. I hardly ever like camp
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at the festivals, but I decide
to hear every year because it's so fun.
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And my neighbor has a big school
bus with they built a platform up
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top so and you could. Actually
the other night, I was so tired
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from being doing interviews all day and
stuff that halfway through God's Back I decided
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to go out to a campground.
And first of all, it's the only
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campground where you can hear clear as
day the music. I stood up on
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top of that, on top of
that bus and watch God's Back, heard
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it like I was sitting right here, and it was like, well,
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this is cool. So out of
every I'm interviewing, you know, do
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it? Out of everybody I've interviewed
so far, who's your favorite here or
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anywhere? Let's go here in anywhere? Well, if it's gonna be here,
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I have to say you, because
you're here right now. You so
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so we're gonna eliminate you out of
the equation. Honestly, Bat Allison that
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played early yesterday who I'm at,
I'm actually friends with her, But they
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they're just they were just so fun
in the interview. It's fun when they're
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your friends too, because then you
can just like you really know what to
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say you're not say in fact,
these guys here, hey, come over
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here. He just happened to ask
me who was my favorite to interview here
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at Roklahoma. Now last year we've
been them. They're even in death and
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see thank you, thank you.
So you guys say fuck Sewn Nations.
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That's his name, and we all
say fuck Shawn Nations, and then uh,
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somebody else in his band. His
wife is the singer and bass player
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for who I said was this year
Bat Allison? Awesome? So there it
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is awesome. You got you got
any other interview questions for me? I
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like it better that way, like
fuck Nations? Your favorite interview ever?
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Ever? You know what? That
one's kind of easy. Leonard Skinner and
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not because they're Leonard Skinnered, because
you know, there's people that would have
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been my favorite based on my music
taste and didn't turn out to be,
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but because they just had no clue
they were Leonard Skinner. They were laughing
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the whole time, just having a
good time. And I asked this one
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question. Sometimes it's like I'll ask
either like one thing good or bad when
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you're like eighty years old, that
you're going to tell people what would be
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And Rossington says, when we fucked
the Spice girls. Backstage, He's like,
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oh wait, take that out,
edit that out, so stuff like
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that. Okay, you know all
right? I would ask you who you're
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least favorite is, but I feel
like that's something we have to talk about.
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We can't throw people under the bus
and believe it. No, and
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I never would, but believe it
or not, the least favorite is one
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of the once I was most excited
about. It's always that way it meet
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your heroes. I'm telling you,
it is kind of that way a lot
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of times. What else do you
want? Though? I like this?
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Yeah? Right, it's always fun
when I interview you, right. Have
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you heard our new record I have? Do you have a particular song that
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you like more than the rest?
Can I tell you I remember right now
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by name? No, And I'll
tell you why. I'm old school.
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I listen to albums and I just
go on a journey and sometimes I don't
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even pay attention what song it is. I understand that completely. Hear what
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I'm saying. Do you listen to
anything that would surprise your friends, like,
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you know, like a maybe a
genre an artist is like not in
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your wheelhouse? That not really a
guilty pleasure? I don't believe in guilty
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pleasures, but just something you enjoy. So yes, as a matter of
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fact, there's something that most people
wouldn't know. But so I come from
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eighties metal and more of the thrash
metal, like I was at Slayer's first
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show ever, Metallica's first show ever, and back then we were all gatekeepers.
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There was ship you couldn't listen to, specially new wave. Okay,
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and then my you know, I
was into punk too, and then my
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friend I found this album and he
was hiding it for that reason. I'm
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like, what the fuck is this? What was it? And one of
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my favorite albums this day? Adam
and the Ants Kings of the Wild Frontier.
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Okay, so go check it out
because it wasn't like Adam Ant was
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later. It was punk, but
it was new wave punk type of thing.
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Will I will check it. I've
never heard it, yeah, so
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check it out. It's very if
you've ever heard a man himself, it's
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very different, like it's old school
beginning. What else would you like to
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know? Oh, man, I
think that's I think that's all I got
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for you today. Oh that was
see, that was easiest. That was
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easy. So what's your favorite festival
ever to play? Oh? Man,
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hm, so far man? Do
what do I say? The easy answer
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of Rock Oklahoma, just based on
how awesome the crowd was. Well,
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don't know if it's true, but
if you're lying about that part, today
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was special. It was awesome.
Trying to think of stuff that we haven't
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done yet that like could could potentially
be my favorite. I always like to
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think they're my favorite, because ones
do you want to do that you haven't
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done? You still have ones in
Australia. Yeah, I was talking about
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Australian band yesterday and they were talking
about one I can't forget. I can't
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remember the name on like Sonic Way
or like sound Wave or something that it's
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still canceled, but maybe it's still
going. Maybe that's the one. How
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about this? How about Fire too? Did you hear about that? I
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remember the Netflix special? So that
dude got out of that dude got out
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of prison and he sold d I'm
wasted, are you really? There's a
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last interview that I did. They
had Moonshine and you're in Oklahoma now over
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here? Oh yeah, he's he's
interviewing me. So yeah, that Fire
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two went on sale last week and
sold out. I should you're not.
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He got out of jail and he's
I feel like this is a lie,
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but it has to be true.
No, it's really, it's verified,
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like true. Can you can you
believe that ship? Do they have artists
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or there's no way he could even
get there's no line up. Yeah,
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he just sold out tickets with no
lineup. The tickets sold out, they're
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sold out. That's how. That's
how stupid people are, just to just
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say it. I don't want to
be here anymore, right, so what
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why? You know, how does
that happen? That's why when I saw
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that, was like, how has
that happened? Like he's been at jail
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only eight months? Okay, you
know, and it's like he has even
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paid the restitution for the last one. I do have an answer for you.
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Give it one that I have not
played. That would probably be my
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favorite. We were supposed to play
it. It was twenty fifteen. We
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did download in England, we did
Rockham Park in Germany. We were supposed
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to do rockham Ring, which is
the huge right and there were a bunch
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of lightning strikes that day, so
it got canceled. So we were supposed
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to that's gonna be my answer.
I know it's gonna be my favorite.
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We're gonna get back there. My
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Fest. I know I've heard that. Where exactly is It's brands? Have
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you and so you haven't played it? No, it's freaking insane. Of
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course I did. My first helfets
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COVID and had like three hundred and
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But they have twelve stages. They
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and they have a Slemmy statue and
at night there's fire burning everywhere. I'm
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telling you, it's insane. Who
was headlining the Metallica one night? Was
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headlining? Okay, trying to remember
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You mentioned fire. I don't know. They weren't there last year, but
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they did have Halloween play which was
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have like this different genre stages so
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the place. So like there's this
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are mixed, but then they have
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like the Exploited played Discharge played Lincoln
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just I think you just got me
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What if we took that idea,
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What if there was a festival where
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but it was like I'm talking like
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like death metal, all that stuff, but we actually went into like
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pop territory country. Yeah, I
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do really Yeah. Like I was
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like, yeah, I just played
and I forget which festival was on the
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same stage with Earth Wind and Fire. Oh my oh wow. Right,
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so see they do do it?
We need to learn it over here?
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Yes, you know, but we
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the eighties US Festival. It was
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genre, so not everybody at the
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it would be interesting to basically the
opposite of gate keeping. It would be
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cool to introduce ourselves to things we
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you know people that are into pop, you know, the Taylor Swift all
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that stuff, like, we don't
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metal show, they'd like, oh
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It's true. I will tell you
how. I know one hundred percent true
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because one year I had to cover
Rockville and Fort Rock in the same week,
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and obviously I can't be there.
So I had this girl that worked
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for me. She was a country
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you to cover this metal festival.
And she had never been to a rock
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show ever, and she was kind
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that ever been to Medal they don't
realize what family we are and all that,
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and like, listen, you could
have the best timmy of your life.
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You'll probably meet some dude, you'll
make a bunch of new friends,
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and it won't be like those country
shows that you go to where a bunch
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of rednecks are getting drunk and kicking
the shit out of eachr That's exactly what
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I said. So she goes comes
back on Monday, She's like, oh
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my god, you were right.
I made all these cool friends. I
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t bag some guy and now he's
my boyfriend, and I have this new
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favorite band. They're called Bring Me
the Horizon. I'm like, yeah,
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I think I heard of them.
That's awesome. So there it is.
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It is kind of like what you
said, Like I think of the meme
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of where it shows like Cannibal Corpse's
singer on stage and then like offstage it's
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just him with like stuffed animals and
his Exactly. That's how this community is.
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We're not as scary as you think. It's awesome. It's funny.
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Somebody else that's friend of mine,
that's Anaris. We were talking about that
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and I'm like, he said,
yeah, but we want to keep them
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thinking that because we don't want to. We're totally badass and scary all the
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time. Yeah, exactly. We
don't want them invading and ruining it.
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Well, it's been a pleasure.
I don't want to keep you longer because
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it's time for you to enjoy the
festival. Thanks, thanks for having me,
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Thanks for coming to my interview.
Yeah right, I love it.
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Ivan of five Finger Death Bunch,
he's interviewed me before. I love when
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artists interviewed me. It's it's fun
for you and it's fun for me because
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how many times do you get to
do that? Yeah, it is true,
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like sometimes we get asked the same
questions over and over, so it's
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always more interesting for me to get
to know who who is interviewing me,
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so I interviewed them exactly. I
love it cool. So thanks for being
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here at Roklahoma, and thanks for
being on the Adventures pipe Man. Absolutely,
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thank you. What's up, guys. This is Lance with the band
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from Ashes to New You're listening to
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Lance with the band from Ashes to
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with the band because we can't do
the whole like from from Ashes to new
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I know, right, I know, I'm I'm glad you brought that up.
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I didn't even think about that because, yeah, how would you do
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that? It? Trust me,
we run into that issue almost every day.
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I make times have you actually done
it and not thought of bad?
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Then like, oh we are,
we are pros at it now we right,
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we don't. We hate to sound
like we're correcting everybody, but like,
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it's trust me, it's so much
easier to be like with the band.
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And then sometimes we see like bands
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I don't know if that's because it
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from Ashes to Newer. Thank you
ordered thinking that it's part of a sentence,
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and the from is not part of
the band name. From is definitely
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in the band name. There you
go, So rock Lahoma. Have you
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ever played rock Lahoma before? So
we were supposed to. I don't know
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if it was twenty twenty had been. I think we're on tour pod.
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Okay, something happened. I honestly, like, if it's passed last week,
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I can't remember anything, right,
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like we just could not make it
here, which was very unfortunate because today,
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honestly one of the best festival crowds
badass right, Yeah? Is it
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this festival? Like I do all
the festivals too, And there's something special
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about rock Klahoma. Yeah, Like
no matter the size, like you can
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really gauge the energy of people,
and when the crowd is into it,
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super into it, we get more
into it, which right them even more
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into it. Like it's back and
forth, and like, I promise you,
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this is probably one of the best
ones. I love it. That's
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great. Also, there was a
there was an abundance of crowdsurfers, but
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I saw a wacky inflatable arm flailing
tube man not surfing. Nice. Yeah,
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that was a standout moment for me. See, it's those things I
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like to hear because like people,
you know, forget all the other stupid
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things, but people love to hear
the personal stuff like this, what effect
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I see you when you're up on
stage and there it is. That's it.
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I saw him. I saw him, big inflatable pickle walking around.
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Yeah, we did not see him. Yeah, that that was it for
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me. Okay, I'm like a
pickle. We we saw wacky inflatable arm,
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flailing tube man. We saw Spider
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a lot of them, for sure. We saw Santa. That's he's a
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famous Santa. By way, He's
at like all the Danny Wimmer festivals.
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Okay, okay, I didn't know
if he's the same guy it is.
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Yeah, I have seen him before
then because it was funny. I never
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saw him at this festival, but
Danny Wimmer just took it over. And
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then I was over watching bush like
up above, and I look across.
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I'm like, holy shit, Santa's
here. But I see him at every
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festival that makes sense. And he's
the crowdsurfing sand did you see him crowdsurfing?
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That's why I saw it, Like
like spider Man, inflatable arm flailing
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two Man, and Santa. Those
are the three standouts. See, that's
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the only way to CrowdSurf. I
think as the band, Like you remember
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those people that dress up in crowdsurface, right, because you know they're totally
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into it. Like you said,
you feed off the energy. Have you
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heard about the campgrounds here? Oh
no, enlighten me. Oh you think
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the energy is good out there?
You should see the campgrounds. I have
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all the festivals. This is like
the best camping festival. Like everybody makes
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it a big deal. Every camp
site is like advertised by the people they
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like form Facebook pages and advertised to
come to their camp site, show your
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boobs and get free shots or free
beads. Just the biggest party there is.
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Oh yeah, there's a strip club
campsite. There's a bunch of people
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that like may almost like a you
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there's a bunch of clubs in one
place. They do that with the camp
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sites too. So you're saying that
we should stay here tonight, Oh you
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definitely should. Okay, my neighbor
out there. I hardly ever like camp
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at the festivals, but I decide
to hear every year because it's so fun.
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top so and you could. Actually
the other night, I was so tired
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from being doing interviews all day and
stuff that halfway through God's Back I decided
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to go out to a campground.
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campground where you can hear clear as
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top of that, on top of
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it like I was sitting right here, and it was like, well,
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this is cool. So out of
every I'm interviewing, you know, do
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it? Out of everybody I've interviewed
so far, who's your favorite here or
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anywhere? Let's go here in anywhere? Well, if it's gonna be here,
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I have to say you, because
you're here right now. You so
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so we're gonna eliminate you out of
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played early yesterday who I'm at,
I'm actually friends with her, But they
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they're just they were just so fun
in the interview. It's fun when they're
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your friends too, because then you
can just like you really know what to
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say you're not say in fact,
these guys here, hey, come over
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here. He just happened to ask
me who was my favorite to interview here
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at Roklahoma. Now last year we've
been them. They're even in death and
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see thank you, thank you.
So you guys say fuck Sewn Nations.
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That's his name, and we all
say fuck Shawn Nations, and then uh,
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somebody else in his band. His
wife is the singer and bass player
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for who I said was this year
Bat Allison? Awesome? So there it
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is awesome. You got you got
any other interview questions for me? I
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like it better that way, like
fuck Nations? Your favorite interview ever?
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Ever? You know what? That
one's kind of easy. Leonard Skinner and
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not because they're Leonard Skinnered, because
you know, there's people that would have
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been my favorite based on my music
taste and didn't turn out to be,
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but because they just had no clue
they were Leonard Skinner. They were laughing
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the whole time, just having a
good time. And I asked this one
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question. Sometimes it's like I'll ask
either like one thing good or bad when
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you're like eighty years old, that
you're going to tell people what would be
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And Rossington says, when we fucked
the Spice girls. Backstage, He's like,
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oh wait, take that out,
edit that out, so stuff like
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that. Okay, you know all
right? I would ask you who you're
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least favorite is, but I feel
like that's something we have to talk about.
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We can't throw people under the bus
and believe it. No, and
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I never would, but believe it
or not, the least favorite is one
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of the once I was most excited
about. It's always that way it meet
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your heroes. I'm telling you,
it is kind of that way a lot
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of times. What else do you
want? Though? I like this?
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Yeah? Right, it's always fun
when I interview you, right. Have
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you heard our new record I have? Do you have a particular song that
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you like more than the rest?
Can I tell you I remember right now
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by name? No, And I'll
tell you why. I'm old school.
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I listen to albums and I just
go on a journey and sometimes I don't
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even pay attention what song it is. I understand that completely. Hear what
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I'm saying. Do you listen to
anything that would surprise your friends, like,
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you know, like a maybe a
genre an artist is like not in
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your wheelhouse? That not really a
guilty pleasure? I don't believe in guilty
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pleasures, but just something you enjoy. So yes, as a matter of
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fact, there's something that most people
wouldn't know. But so I come from
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eighties metal and more of the thrash
metal, like I was at Slayer's first
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show ever, Metallica's first show ever, and back then we were all gatekeepers.
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There was ship you couldn't listen to, specially new wave. Okay,
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and then my you know, I
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friend I found this album and he
was hiding it for that reason. I'm
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like, what the fuck is this? What was it? And one of
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my favorite albums this day? Adam
and the Ants Kings of the Wild Frontier.
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Okay, so go check it out
because it wasn't like Adam Ant was
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later. It was punk, but
it was new wave punk type of thing.
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Will I will check it. I've
never heard it, yeah, so
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check it out. It's very if
you've ever heard a man himself, it's
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very different, like it's old school
beginning. What else would you like to
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know? Oh, man, I
think that's I think that's all I got
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for you today. Oh that was
see, that was easiest. That was
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easy. So what's your favorite festival
ever to play? Oh? Man,
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hm, so far man? Do
what do I say? The easy answer
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of Rock Oklahoma, just based on
how awesome the crowd was. Well,
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don't know if it's true, but
if you're lying about that part, today
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was special. It was awesome.
Trying to think of stuff that we haven't
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done yet that like could could potentially
be my favorite. I always like to
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think they're my favorite, because ones
do you want to do that you haven't
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done? You still have ones in
Australia. Yeah, I was talking about
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Australian band yesterday and they were talking
about one I can't forget. I can't
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remember the name on like Sonic Way
or like sound Wave or something that it's
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still canceled, but maybe it's still
going. Maybe that's the one. How
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about this? How about Fire too? Did you hear about that? I
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remember the Netflix special? So that
dude got out of that dude got out
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of prison and he sold d I'm
wasted, are you really? There's a
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last interview that I did. They
had Moonshine and you're in Oklahoma now over
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here? Oh yeah, he's he's
interviewing me. So yeah, that Fire
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two went on sale last week and
sold out. I should you're not.
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He got out of jail and he's
I feel like this is a lie,
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but it has to be true.
No, it's really, it's verified,
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like true. Can you can you
believe that ship? Do they have artists
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or there's no way he could even
get there's no line up. Yeah,
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he just sold out tickets with no
lineup. The tickets sold out, they're
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sold out. That's how. That's
how stupid people are, just to just
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say it. I don't want to
be here anymore, right, so what
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why? You know, how does
that happen? That's why when I saw
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that, was like, how has
that happened? Like he's been at jail
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only eight months? Okay, you
know, and it's like he has even
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paid the restitution for the last one. I do have an answer for you.
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Give it one that I have not
played. That would probably be my
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favorite. We were supposed to play
it. It was twenty fifteen. We
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did download in England, we did
Rockham Park in Germany. We were supposed
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to do rockham Ring, which is
the huge right and there were a bunch
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of lightning strikes that day, so
it got canceled. So we were supposed
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to that's gonna be my answer.
I know it's gonna be my favorite.
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We're gonna get back there. My
favorite for you to do would be hell
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Fest. I know I've heard that. Where exactly is It's brands? Have
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you and so you haven't played it? No, it's freaking insane. Of
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course I did. My first helfets
was last year when they made up for
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COVID and had like three hundred and
sixty bands two weekends. It was insane.
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But they have twelve stages. They
have they're like their own city,
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and they have a Slemmy statue and
at night there's fire burning everywhere. I'm
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telling you, it's insane. Who
was headlining the Metallica one night? Was
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headlining? Okay, trying to remember
because I've always wanted to see them.
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You mentioned fire. I don't know. They weren't there last year, but
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they did have Halloween play which was
kind of cool. And they have they
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have like this different genre stages so
people don't have to like walk all over
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the place. So like there's this
stage which is of course the main stages
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are mixed, but then they have
this stage which is all punk. So
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like the Exploited played Discharge played Lincoln
call it h on GBH played, and
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then you had the death metal stage, the black metal stage, like the
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just I think you just got me
a great idea, let's hear it.
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What if we took that idea,
but we like even went even more broad.
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What if there was a festival where
it was genre specific per stage,
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but it was like I'm talking like
rock like this, yeah, you know,
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like death metal, all that stuff, but we actually went into like
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pop territory country. Yeah, I
think so, I think you should.
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I don't think there's that's never happened. Well, some of the European festivals
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do really Yeah. Like I was
talking Jacobe Shacks one time and he was
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like, yeah, I just played
and I forget which festival was on the
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same stage with Earth Wind and Fire. Oh my oh wow. Right,
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so see they do do it?
We need to learn it over here?
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Yes, you know, but we
had like a festival I went back in
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the eighties US Festival. It was
four days. Each day was a different
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genre, so not everybody at the
same time, but similar count I think
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it would be interesting to basically the
opposite of gate keeping. It would be
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cool to introduce ourselves to things we
wouldn't listen to thing with them. Maybe
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you know people that are into pop, you know, the Taylor Swift all
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that stuff, like, we don't
know. Maybe if they actually experienced a
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metal show, they'd like, oh
wow, this is actually really cool.
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It's true. I will tell you
how. I know one hundred percent true
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because one year I had to cover
Rockville and Fort Rock in the same week,
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and obviously I can't be there.
So I had this girl that worked
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for me. She was a country
girl, and I'm like, I want
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you to cover this metal festival.
And she had never been to a rock
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show ever, and she was kind
of like intimidated. You know, people
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that ever been to Medal they don't
realize what family we are and all that,
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and like, listen, you could
have the best timmy of your life.
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You'll probably meet some dude, you'll
make a bunch of new friends,
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and it won't be like those country
shows that you go to where a bunch
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of rednecks are getting drunk and kicking
the shit out of eachr That's exactly what
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I said. So she goes comes
back on Monday, She's like, oh
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my god, you were right.
I made all these cool friends. I
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t bag some guy and now he's
my boyfriend, and I have this new
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favorite band. They're called Bring Me
the Horizon. I'm like, yeah,
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I think I heard of them.
That's awesome. So there it is.
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It is kind of like what you
said, Like I think of the meme
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of where it shows like Cannibal Corpse's
singer on stage and then like offstage it's
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just him with like stuffed animals and
his Exactly. That's how this community is.
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We're not as scary as you think. It's awesome. It's funny.
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Somebody else that's friend of mine,
that's Anaris. We were talking about that
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and I'm like, he said,
yeah, but we want to keep them
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thinking that because we don't want to. We're totally badass and scary all the
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time. Yeah, exactly. We
don't want them invading and ruining it.
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Well, it's been a pleasure.
I don't want to keep you longer because
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it's time for you to enjoy the
festival. Thanks, thanks for having me,
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Thanks for coming to my interview.
Yeah right, I love it.
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Ivan of five Finger Death Bunch,
he's interviewed me before. I love when
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artists interviewed me. It's it's fun
for you and it's fun for me because
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how many times do you get to
do that? Yeah, it is true,
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like sometimes we get asked the same
questions over and over, so it's
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always more interesting for me to get
to know who who is interviewing me,
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so I interviewed them exactly. I
love it cool. So thanks for being
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here at Roklahoma, and thanks for
being on the Adventures pipe Man. Absolutely,
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thank you. What's up, guys. This is Lance with the band
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from Ashes to New You're listening to
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