Aug. 1, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews In/Vertigo
Pipeman talks with Duncan McCartney about IN/VERTIGO - second EP Prevail, the track Save Me has been released as a single with a video- Rockshot Records
IN/VERTIGO had their first gig this year on Canada Day
Track Listing:
Weathervane
Save Me
Liar
Euphoria
Personnel:
Reed Alton - Lead and Backing Vocals, Percussion
Shaddy Elsaghir - Lead and Rhythm Guitars
Duncan McCartney - Bass, Backing Vocals (2, 4), Keyboards (4)
Carter Bews - Drums and Percussion, Backing Vocals on Save Me
Brandon Haddow - Rhythm Guitars
All tracks recorded by Kirill Telichev at The Sound Priory
Tracks 1-3 Mixed by Brian Moncarz
Track 4 Mixed by Kirill Telichev
All Tracks mastered by Tyler Corbett at Sole Audio
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and I'm hosp and I'm a god my seas hot and.
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I watch on no Yo, it's the fight man, and
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I'm very excited about our next guest. And we're going
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a little north of me. Of course most of everything
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was north of me. There I am, but with some
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great music and man, this is new music that's been
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waved by fans for a while and I'm so excited
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about So let's welcome to the show. Duncan from Invertigo.
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How are you.
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I'm doing great. Thanks for having me. I'm looking forward
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to this.
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Hey, my pleasure and we will prevail.
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Absolutely.
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So I just wanted to say right off the bat,
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I thought it was really cool that your your guys,
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if I read correctly, your first show this year was
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on Canada Day.
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Yes, we were in strattmore of this little town just
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just outside the city of Calgary. And yeah, we've played there,
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played under Brewery there a few times and yeah, it
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was great, it was it was an awesome time.
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Yeah. So one of my co hosts on my live show,
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and she also has a show on another show on
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our network, she lives up in Calgary, so she's always
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very excited that I had. When I have guests from Canada,
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it's about that area and I do a lot of
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them because, you know what, there's so much great music
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up there. Like everybody likes to talk about the US
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and Europe, but man, there is so much good music
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in Canada. And like I kind of look at kind
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of like the Scandinavian countries. Sometimes it's just so fricking
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cold there. But you have nothing there to do but
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make great music.
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That's absolutely the thing, Like there is pretty much nothing,
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nothing better to do. Yeah, you think about some of
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the Prairie provinces like Manitoba and stuff, and like, what
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else are you going to do with your time?
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It's right. And then I'm always amazed at the bands
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that could sound like they have as many members of
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Slipknot and only you'll have like two or three people
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in the band, like I mean, everybody knows Rush of course,
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but there's a perfect example how much music comes have
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three people.
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Yeah, that's that's always been a big focus for us.
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We've been largely a one guitar band, our whole are,
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our whole existence. During the recording of Prevail and the
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upcoming EP we had another guitar player, Brandon Hatto, But
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it's always been sound as big as possible with as
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little instrumentation as possible. Definitely a focus for us.
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So tell us a little bit about your music, how
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you and the artist would explain it to the listeners
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who have never heard you before. Besides the bullshit genre
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stuff that everybody likes, the lump artist into.
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Yeah, we do definitely try to bring in as much
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influence from the for genres and whatever. We're a rock
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and roll band, but we love everything else. And it's
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really just we're trying to keep it real, you know,
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like we're four guys jamming in a basement writing songs together.
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We couldn't do backing tracks of our live shows if
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we had to. We have no idea how to do it,
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and it's just, yeah, just raw, real rock and roll
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the way people did it. In the old days.
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I love that you said rock and roll because to me,
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nowadays there's so many subgenres and micro genres and it's
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all just rock and roll. Man, it's the raw genre.
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It's all just rock and roll, And like, why do
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we have to put these labels and box artists in,
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you know? And I think there's a resurgence now of
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rock and roll meaning just people that are musicians playing
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great music opposed to whatever formulas have been put out
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there these days that make rock or hard rock or metal, Like,
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none of those three areas should ever have a.
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Formula totally right there with the end, you know, music
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it works in cycles, right, and you know, it sucks
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for a while, and then it all comes back around
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at some point and we're I think we're definitely we've
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got that going on right now.
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You know. Yeah, I love that because I hear it
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in yours and there's other bands that I've seen at
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festivals that. Man, it reminds me of rock in the
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seventies or the sixties, where you know, it was just
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about the music. Like you said about with the backing tracks.
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You know, not that backing tracks are bad. I just
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think that's not rock and roll. I think that's role
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is about musicianship totally.
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It's not a thing. And you don't want to hear
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your song sound exactly like does on the record. You
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want to evolve and you want happy accidents to happen,
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and you wanted to be cut on the edge of
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disaster all the time, right, And that's definitely where we live.
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And it's funny because see, that's an everything about rock
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and live music. Live music should not sound like tape.
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It should have flaws, it should have mistakes. You know,
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even with my radio shows sometimes I'll make mistakes. Everybody does.
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I'm like, I tell the engineer, fuck it, keep it
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in there, man, make it make it real, like unless
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it's something like really really bad like a dropped internet
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or whatever, like just keep that shit in there. So
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what I fucked it.
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It's lots, that's what it's all about, right, Yeah, we're
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totally from that school of doing things.
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It's so real and it's so fun. I was just
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telling a story yesterday on interview about in nineteen eighty
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three Van Helen headlining the US Festival and David Lee
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Roth forgetting the words to ain't talking about love instead
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of like trying to fake it. He just yelled to
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three hundred thousand people, I fucking forgot the words and
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they cheer it.
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I love moments like that. It's great, right, you know,
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that's that's the kind of thing that sticks.
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With you, no doubt, you know. And like I see
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other bands nowadays, if they don't have their tracking in
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their tracks or their laptops or whatever, they can't do
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a show like Whereas like, there's this band I really
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like that plays a lot of the festivals I cover
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called Bad Flower, And one time Josh, the lead singer,
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he had laryngitis, so he came out anyway, and yeah,
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he had the audience sing the songs for him and
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they just yeah, they played it like without the without singing,
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and then the whole audience was singing the songs and
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it was great. It was a once in a lifetime
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experience instead of you know, if you go see the
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same band like six times within a year, it's the
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exact same show.
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Sometimes Yeah, yeah, I don't think we played the same
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sh twice ever, Right, it's the best part.
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I'd prefer the grateful dead way, where every show is different,
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you never know which one to expect. You know, and absolutely.
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I mean to me, that's rock and roll too. It's
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like I think the musicians should play what they feel
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at the moment, because otherwise they would just be dialing
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it in. If they're really being a musician and they're
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really like having fun with what they're doing, you never
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know what might happen.
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Yeah, That's that's the way we do things. And you know,
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I love electronic music, and I love a lot of
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the modern rock and metal and stuff, and it's great,
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but just it's not.
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What we do. Yeah, And I like a lot of
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different stuff too, you know, I just think the same
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as you like. Everybody's gotta be unique and do their
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own thing, you know. That's that's what makes you a musician.
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It's like I've told a story a few times. You know,
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when I start first start playing guitar, my dad like
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he goes, you better quit that because you don't know
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what the hell you're doing. And what I was really
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just doing is I was just trying to find out
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what sounds I can make on that thing, you know,
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Like I wasn't trying to play a song or notes.
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I was just like, hmm, what can I do that'll
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be different? And not like this boring scale shit. That's
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awesome actally what I was thinking, you know, because every
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guitarist when they first start playing, they hate doing that
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whole scale thing. You have to kind of do it sometimes.
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But it's also fun to just say, hmm, I wonder
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what happens if I do this, you know, And that's
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what's happened with the greatest guitarist Listen. We just lost Ozzy,
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but Black Sabbath move never existed if it weren't for
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Tony figuring out a different way to play the guitarist.
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Absolutely, I'm a music teacher myself, and I use tone
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story constantly, right, just using your you know, your limitations
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and the things that happened to fuel you, you know,
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to to just make the next thing happen. And it's
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it's that's incredible.
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Right, I mean, it just it formed a new genre
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that like is one of the most memorable bands ever
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in history. He could have gone two ways. He could
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have gone, oh no, I can't ever play guitar again.
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And I'm a motivational speaker too, so I love that
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story because it's just as you know, it's not what
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happens to you, it's what you do with it.
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Absolutely. I like that. I'm using that, I'm stealing it.
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There you go. It's so true. And Black Sabbath is
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the result of that. And even Azsi like and Azsi
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he really couldn't even sing well, to be honest, you know,
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but he has that unique voice and he just loved
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what he was doing. And you know, I was just
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reading something today of you know, it's rare that you
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have a band like Sabbath come once in a lifetime,
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but somebody to create two mega things like okay, he's
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out of Sabbath. Now. You know how many people go
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into solo careers and it's not nearly as big, but
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he created two huge phenomenons like like, how often does
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that happen? That's why you can only give him respect.
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And he admitted, he admitted many times he didn't know
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how I was saying, he didn't know how to play
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an instrument, you know, but he just loved music. And
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I think that's the most important part, because if you
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don't love what you're doing in this industry, you're in
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the wrong industry, right, So tell us go ahead.
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Sorry, And just the thing like just seeing how excited
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he is to be on stage all the time. You know,
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that's kind of one thing I've taken away from from
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him constantly. He's just he's so stoked to be up there.
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Oh, no doubt, Like I oh, I've said for years
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now that he's not going to retire because he if
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he retired, he would he would pass away. And I
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kind of figured that was going to happen after this
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last show because he did last raw. He gave it
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everything that he had, Like, oh my god, I think
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it's the best he sounded in years, to be honest,
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you know, and just like he went out on his
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own terms for sure. So what else do you guys
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got coming up throughout the year here, And let's talk
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a little bit more about the new EP and everything
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you want to listeners to know about.
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We are still putting together some release shows for for
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the EP, so no concrete shows quite yet, but we
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are following Prevail up with a new EP right away,
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so you won't have to wait five years for new
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