PipemanRadio Interviews Fuming Mouth at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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And I'm here with Mark from Fumingmouth. This is Pat from Fuming Mouth.

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This is Keith from Fumingmouth. Nice. I was really excited earlier because I

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was sitting back here and you know, when you're back here all day,

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you miss sets you want to catch, and I always want to catch the

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sets of bands I'm interviewing. And
I got a front row seat because while

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you guys were playing, I was
sitting back here hearing this song that I

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absolutely love for whom the Bell Tolls
Like that caught my attention. I was

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in the middle of an interview and
I heard that. I'm like, who's

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that And I'm like, oh,
it's them. It's the best fucking band

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that welcomed to Rockville and here you
are. What's going on? Nice?

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What makes you pick that album and
that song to cover of all songs?

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Well, we play for Whom the
Bell Tolls by Metallica and I think We're

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three piece is a really big song
live when they played it back in like

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pat when do you think once that
video you kind of like took from Cliff

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Burton? What year? I think
that's like eighty six sixty seven. Yeah,

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And I think we decided to throw
that in our set list when we

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were torn with Gwar. We thought
it would just be you know, we

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tune also in C standard tuning,
so it's a little thicker, it's a

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little bigger, and yeah, we
thought it would be a good move and

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it was. Yeah, people liked
it. I love it. I was

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at Metallica's first show ever, so
when I hear for Whom the Bell Tolls

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by another band, I'm like comparing
and I'm like, that's a badass version.

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Thank you very much. So tell
us a little bit about your set

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today at Rockville, like you played
earlier on in the day. Were you

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absolutely shocked at what a great crowd
at Danny Wimmer Festival gets for a band

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early in the day on Thursday.
Yeah, it was sick. I didn't

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really know what to expect starting this
set so early at twelve thirty. But

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as soon as the very first band
ended, everybody over at the stage across

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from us, marched across the field
and then came over to see how So

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it was really cool. A lot
of people came out. Isn't that cool?

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Like you're standing there and you think
nobody's gonna be there, and then

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you see like the whole festival,
like marching over to your stage. I

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was looking down when nobody was there, and then I looked up and all

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of a sudden to see people.
So that was cool. It kind of

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makes up for it being super fucking
hot. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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for sure. I always wonder about
that. I always talk to every band

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about that, like it's too hot
just sitting here, but game out there

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and throwing everything you have. How
do you not fucking pass out? I

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think adrenaline takes over and making sure
you drink water. Oh yeah, that's

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the key. And then after there's
set, it's like, oh fuck,

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I want to die now. Yeah, pretty much it's been like that the

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rest of the day, right.
Yeah, but worth it, worth it,

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worth it. We're a death metal
band and so we kind of have

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to feel like that just a little
bit, just a little bit. So

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how come you're not playing like a
cover of like The Exorcist by Possessed.

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Well, we would definitely play a
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And I think that's actually a really
good idea. So maybe that's the next

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one. Well, yeah, I
just gave you the idea. Yeah,

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no, that's a great idea.
I'll tell you a story. I was

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at the first ever crossover show ever, like where punks and medals were in

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the same room, okay, And
it was at this place called the Sun

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Valley Sportsman's Lodge. It was like
an Elks lodge in La Okay, no

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security and the first time ever.
Like back then, if you were a

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punk and you were at metal show, you got your ass kicked. If

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you were a long hair and you
were at a punk show, you got

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your ass kick. Now we put
all these people together with no security.

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On the punk side, you had
Suicidal before they crossed over, okay,

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yeah, before Pepper oh wow,
Okay, the original old coc like Animosity

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era, yes, yeah, and
then you had That's another cover I've always

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want to do for Fumeing Mouth was
Animosity Conformity, do It do It?

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I think that would be really cool. That would be badass. Yeah,

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And then there was one other I
can't remember. And then on the metal

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side there was this band Savage Grace, who I love them, but they

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just put out a new album after
like thirty years. And then there was

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Dark Angel. Oh yeah, one
of my all time favorites. And I

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got to see a Dark Angel when
they reunited it Marylynd Deathfest Nice thirteen maybe

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it was, but it was awesome. The pit was crazy, oh yeah.

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And then Possessed was the headliner of
the metal side, and I can't

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even if I could paint a picture. Okay, imagine some of those album

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covers where you see where people are
everywhere flying through the air. That's what

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this was. It was. It's
like people were stage diving from the rafters,

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like as high as that ceiling there. Coreact and like they were just

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I remember that, just crossing through. Talk about crossover, they were just

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crossing over through the air. It
was the most badass. Even when I

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interviewed coc both two separate interviews,
Mike Dean and Woody on two separate ones.

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I'm like, you probably don't remember
this, but my favorite experience of

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you is and I talked about that. I said, the first crossover show,

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and it immediately goes it was an
Elk's Lodge, Wasn't That was fucking

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epic? And like for them to
remember it, says, it's epic.

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The bands will remember that, for
sure. There's spand Harm's Way and I

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saw them in two thousand and ten
at a place called Anchors Up. It

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was a record store basement, you
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like Elk's Lodge kind of thing.
Yeah, they say that, they say,

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that's like that show at that venue
is like the bar for their shows.

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I know that's what my friend Bo
says. So it's like, you

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know, bands will remember that.
I know we remember that stuff too all

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the time. What's your bar?
Probably today, Like there was a lot

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of there's a lot of people we
played at Savannah, Georgia last night,

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and a lot of the people that
came to that show and even played in

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some of the local bands that opened. They came and they were out moshing

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harder as fuck for us. So
maybe I don't know maybe that mark is

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today here in Daytona's What do you
think the next mark could be? What?

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What? What you have on the
horizon that you want to make your

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next mark? Sonic Temple, there's
no other way. Next week, yeah,

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next week we want to do the
same thing, and we want to

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just do it better and bigger and
harder and that. Have you been to

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that venue? No? So that's
another cool venue because it's it's like you're

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playing a fucking stadium. Yeah,
okay, it's a festival, but it's

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in a stadium, so it will
be epic. Now it's not playing at

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Daytona International Speedway. Is that fucking
cool as shit? Or what? Yeah?

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Did you drive on the speedway?
Oh? Yeah, definitely? Is

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that wild? Like I drove up
on the wall. I was driving like

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three hundred I think if I can
remember correctly, and yeah, I was

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like smoking a cigarette while doing it. I was like, damn, I

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can't believe I'm driving on the Daytona
Freeway. I know, right, Yeah,

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I have my skateboard my jeep.
Last year I asked the head of

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India Christy, and I'm like,
well, I get in trouble and lose

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my media pass if I go and
ride my skateboard up the wall. And

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she's like, I wouldn't do that. I'm like, okay, I won't

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tell you. Yeah, So what's
your coolest story being a band to either

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YouTube? What do you think for
me personally? Well, I guess Fuming

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Mouth played and we did a UK
tour recently the band Celestial Sanctuary, and

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the last date I believe was in
Leeds in Norwich, Norwich, Norwich was

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the last date and I was wearing
an original Napalm Death Harmon Corruption shirt.

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Yeah, this is a really cool
story. And after we played, a

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guy came up to me and he
was like, hey, I did the

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artwork for Napalm's Utopia Banished and he
told me his name was Rob, but

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everyone calls him mid And it turned
out it was Rob Middleton of Deviated Instinct

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and he, you know, legendary
crustband. He had said that listening to

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us kind of got him back into
listening to metal, so he came out

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to see us. Well, just
coincidentally, I was wearing the Napalm Death

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shirt and he was like, Hey, that's that's you know, these are

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my guys, you know, as
cool as shit. I said, that

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was really cool and it's I think
that's one of the coolest things too,

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because we're out here playing this festival. But there's legends like that and like

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underground legends I know, like pro
Fanatica are fans of Fuming Mouth and that's

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something I never expected. That's something
I never expected. I love Harmony,

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Corruption, Utopia Banished, It's Napalm
Death is incredible. And that was our

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first UK tour ever headlining. And
that last date was at the city in

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this town called Norwich, and we
sold it out and it was just like

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and uh and I don't think of
a band like you playing in Norwich,

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like when I think of Norwich,
Like, yeah, you don't think of

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that. Yeah, And it was
sold out and it was it was fucking

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crazy. And then we got uh
we got confirmed for Damnation Festival in UK

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that night too, and it was
just so fucking I know the dude that

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runs that festival really yeah. Yeah, yeah, we cannot wait to play

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Cradle Filter is headlining. Nice,
Yeah, it's gonna be awesome. Yeah.

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So you know where you guys need
to play too? Where hell Fest?

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Oh we've been We want to play
Healthfest if anyone is hearing this,

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that can make that happen. Please, we want to play Healthfest. Our

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friends at High Command played and that
fest is so cool. You know what's

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sick about that festival is that except
for the main stage, there's every stage

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is a specific genre. So there's
a death metal stage, and then the

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next stage in like the next tent
is the black metal stage. So it's

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not even like they combine black and
death together. Yeah, it's like you

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have one stage for death, one
stage for black metal, one stage for

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hardcore, like, and then one
stage for like normal metal. I'll say

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normal because it's everybody but death and
and black metal, you know. And

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then you have the main stages.
But that venue is like they bought the

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town for that for that festival,
and it's like a little town you're in.

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There's like twelve stages. There's like
hidden stages. Yeah. I've watched

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some vlogs on YouTube are like just
like fans just like walking around. It's

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the coolest thing. Yeah, I'll
be there in June. And then they

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have this cool Lemmy statue. I've
seen it in the vlog. Oh my

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god, it's so cool. And
then check this out at night. We

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have all these fired. You think
you're in hell, Like they have this

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fire going up. And the first
time I did hell Fest, going to

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help one hundred and four degrees.
Yeah, you are going to hell.

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First year I did that festival one
hundred and four degrees fuck yeah. And

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then they were playing the cooler today. I know, rightly, I feel

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cool exactly one hundred. You know, we got a nice breeze here today.

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I live in Florida. This is
cool. This is winter weather right

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now. Like I got my my
winter shorts on. You know, only

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have summer shorts and winter shorts.
Yeah, do you know what the difference

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is? No, winter shorts are
a little thicker and a little longer.

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Okay, okay. That used to
be my bros thing. He never wore

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long pants ever, so he always
used to do that. He passed away

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in September, but rest in peace. Yeah, thanks, I'm sorry.

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He's like my best friend since thirteen. We went to like at least one

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thousand shows together back in the eighties
in the day that's bad we used to.

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We lived in l A. And
when Metallic and Slayer left LA and

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went to the Bay Area, he
used to fucking hitchhike to the Bay Area

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to go to shows in like the
most iconic places and like see Possessed in

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those little fucking clubs in the Bay
Area. It's like a five hour six

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hour drive, right la eight Damn
it gets well maybe six but traffic.

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Yeah it's long. Yeah, it's
a long, but it was. And

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hitchhiking it's really long, like you
start a few days before. Yeah,

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but worth it. Man, Like
those shows in the Bay Area were just

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Oh my fucking god, They're the
reason I'm here right now. I watch

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videos of them all the time.
I think we all do, and like

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it's just cool. It's cool when
a scene can like explode like that,

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you know, especially that one is
just like yeah, just once once in

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a lifetime, once in a century, probably beyond lifetime at this time,

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at this point, you know exactly. Yeah. But that being said,

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it it makes for bands as great
as you to be I to welcome to

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Rockville, because like now, there's
so many death metal bands, so many

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black metal bands, you know,
and they just didn't exist Becaussessed, was

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it then? I Mean we were
all born all the Fumemouth was born in

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the nineties, so you know,
we weren't even alive when that was like

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really picking up and all those records, all that footage, all that music,

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it's like what we listened to,
Yeah, exactly, And for me

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it's like home movies. Yeah,
I watched some of those fans. Where

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the fuck am I? Because I'm
at that show? That's so cool?

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Right? Yeah? Yeah, And
so tell everybody how they can reach out

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to you guys on socials, on
the web, buy your merch, check

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out your shows, all that good
shit. Fumingmouth we're the only one.

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If you google Fumingmouth, you're gonna
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That's where you can buy merge.
We just put out a song called

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Daylight Again. It's got a b
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this album just put out called Last
Day of Sun. So go check all

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that out, Go listen to us
and Pat you got anything to say?

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Yeah, catch us on tour.
We'll be there. We'll be there soon.

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We'll be there soon. Keith,
what do you gotta say? Yeah,

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we're gonna be out with August Burns
Redder Than. We're playing Sonic Temple,

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So we hope to see everybody there. I got a story about August

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Burn's red too. Really yeah,
so actually double story. The first one's

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real short. My grandson his first
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I keep this is why I'm excited
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hearing stories from everyone, like little
little things like that. My one friend

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Kyle back home, he books a
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shows, BFW shows that go crazy. I think he booked Tsunami in Massachusetts.

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when they came through Massachusetts, and
yeah, he just was chilling next to

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me. He's like, my first
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like it's just like word vomited out
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So I always hear like good like
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First show, that's awesome, that's
what's all about. And this one

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you'll love too. This was an
interview. Yeah, and so before the

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interview, a lot of times I'll
say I didn't say it to you,

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guys, But a lot of times
I'll say I'm not gonna ask you stupid

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questions like how did you get your
band's name? Yeah, And they're like,

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well, you're fucking lucky, and
they go, see that girl next

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to you. We just did an
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her band name is. And what
we do when people ask us that is,

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we make up a different story every
time, and we have a perfectly

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straight face when we say it.
And so I got them to tell me

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the story on the air, and
basically they said to her, well,

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you know, we got this dog
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it August, and we were outside
partying in the street one day and we

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decided to be funny to light the
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the street. Ergo, August burns
red and they're like, we said with

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such a straight face, and you
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her face. Damn. And they're
like, dude, we make up stories

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just like that, and worse,
every interviewer that ever asked us that question,

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damn. So now you have some
ammunition next time an interviewer asks you

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stupid questions, you could say something
so fucking horrific like that and that will

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end them asking you stupid questions.
You know what, no one has ever

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asked us what human mouth means?
Really. Yeah. I think the only

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band I've ever talked to, like
off the air, on the air that

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isn't like, fuck, everybody asked
us how we got our band name?

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It's I think I think bands got
punished for so hard for so long with

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like what does your band mean?
That like interviewers stay away from the question

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now and newer bands like us don't
get asked it. That's cool, yeah,

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yeah, because it is stupid.
Who cares? Like I care?

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Now there's some okay, didn't tell
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It was me and just really slamming
words together for like two or three

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months and really trying to come up
with like the best name I possibly could,

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and I didn't really know what it
meant to first, But now I

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can confidently say it's like having a
fire in your belly and you know,

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just like the just the will to
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or anything like that, and she
keeps burning and burning more and more,

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smoking, smoke and fumes come out
of your mouth. So that's how I

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look at it. That's a pretty
good story. I like that, you

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know that that's actually a reason somebody
might want to ask you yeah, you

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know, so I think that's cool. There's some bands like them friends with

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their like, there really is no
story. We were just fucking hanging out

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and that was the name we came
up with. Yeah, but it is

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so hard for bands to come up
with names nowadays, man like, because

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so many are taken. Yeah,
you know, so the fact that you

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got a name that when people google
you, that's all that shows up.

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Yeah, you did a good job, because that's that's hard in and of

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itself, and it's really it's more
from the artists side where I really think

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it expresses what few mouth is.
Like fire I'm talking about. It's like

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sometimes it's really tiny inside you and
you don't want to do anything. You

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want to curl up in a ball
and life sucks. But then other times,

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you know, it's raging and you
want to go crazy and it's kind

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of the ebb and flow. You
know. Well, when you were telling

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the story, I was thinking about, you know, that does kind of

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spell the essence right there, imposed
of just some name that somebody picked or

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had some other significance. Yeah,
for sure, it does have significance to

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what your sound is, what your
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that's cool and as deliberate as it
wasn't like it wasn't delivered. It wasn't

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like I want to find the name
that you know, just really fills it

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all together. I wasn't like some
I don't know jackass thinking like that.

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I was just slamming letters. But
as you know, the years have gone

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on, I think about it and
yeah, yeah, mee mouth mey.

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While I was a teenager, I
was like, well, this name sounds

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cool for our band. That's what
we're gonna name it. And then I

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painted it on my guitar. Yeah
yeah, yeah, yeah, that sounds

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like. Hey, all band names. There's so many good band names and

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they call all different ways. We
just toured with Gwar. I mean,

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I'm pretty sure the meaning is Gore
right, Like that's like literally it like

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it's somebody like a monster from space
going and that's the name, you know

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what I mean. And that's fucking
beautiful. I love it. I love

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it well. I love you guys. You guys are badass, And thanks

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for being here at Rockville. Thanks
for having us man. Nice talking to

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you. Hey, my pleasure.
I hope to see a lot more of

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it. Thank you for listening.
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