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I'm here with pretty cool ass musicians.

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Well we have one of them here, but they're all cool ass musicians.

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So let's welcome to the show.
Jagger from Lynx, How are you not

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bad? How's it going to you? So? Did I pronounce your name

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right? Because I just ab about
it? You know, you never know,

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okay like it? They look like
that's the way you're supposed to pronounce

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it, and they're like, well
no, and you know, so yeah,

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definitely. I get a lot of
it too, like just spell weird

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too. So yeah, So let
me ask you a question. That's a

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funny way to start off. What
are the funniest or worst pronunciations that you've

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gotten? I get Yagger a lot. Yeah, Jagger's pretty pretty common.

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And I get Jaguar. That one's
good, especially with with the cat theme

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of the bands. Right, Yeah, that one's pretty common. Yeah,

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those two or the no one spelled
already. So I could see the Yager

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too, because immediately as soon as
you said that, I wouldn't have thought

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of it by just looking at the
name. But as soon as you said

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that, I immediately thought of your
mar Yagger. Oh yeah, the hockey

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player. So yeah, like I
could see maybe if somebody and I am

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into hockey, but I could see
somebody that's like got hockey on the brain,

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they might be thinking that right there. Oh for sure, for sure

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that Yagger bombs. For sure,
there you go, absolutely, well,

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you can't have eighties medal without yet
Yager bombs, even though I'm from eighties

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medal and there was no Yaeger back
then. But if there was it yeah,

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no, it's it's it's all.
But the Jack Daniels exactly well that

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you know, hanging out at the
Rainbow during the eighties, that was what

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it was all about. Oh.
Absolutely. Did you ever see the main

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meme? Okay, so it goes
right along with that, there's this meme

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of the rock star from the eighties
and the rock star Now did you ever

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see that meme? I don't think
so, No, Okay, So It's

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so funny because the picture on top
is of this long haired hair metal dude

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lying on the ground guitar, you
know, his hand in one hand and

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Jack Daniels in the other hand,
and then it shows the rock star of

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today with the guitar on his lap, sitting at the laptop. Yeah.

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I mean that's how it is these
days. You know, it's a difference,

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right with the Jack Daniels Absolutely Well, there you go, So you're

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you keep it real there, because
I lit lived through all those times that

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all that was going on. In
fact, I was at the part when

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Vince Neil and Razsell went on that
beer run. Yeah. I used to

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hang out with Mick Marr's at the
Jams Mall on Thousand Oaks. Yeah.

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So I'll tell you what, That's
really what propelled me even further into metal,

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because you know, before the Sunset
Strip days of Motley Crue and all

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the bands that were there, you
know, you basically had made and you

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had priest, you had stuff like
that does into But I remember the first

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time I went to a club show, and it was at the Roxy on

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the Sunset Strip. It was Motley
Crue before they even had their first album.

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And I just remember going, oh, my fucking god, I'm never

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going to a real concert ever again. This was the best shit ever.

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And like after the show, we're
all walking up to Rainbow. I think

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about it now, I'm like I
was like, hell no at the time,

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I was fourteen fifteen. I'm like, I look at the Rainbow now,

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like if I go there now,
I'm like, how the hell did

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I ever get in this place?
Oh? That's right. I was walking

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in with people like Motley Crue.
Yeah, there you go, we walk

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into the Motley Creue. You going
anywhere you want to go exactly, And

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there's no exaggeration to any of the
stories. Like listen, if you remembered

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eighties on the Sunset Strip, you
weren't there, Yeah, yeah, man,

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So what is it that prompted you
guys to have such, you know,

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like an a connection to that eighties
scene? Like, because I think

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it's just way cool that here we
are in twenty twenty four and bringing that

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back and there's a lot of it
out there now. Yeah. Well for

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me personally, and the same with
a lot of the guys, like that's

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what kind of we grew up with, like our my dad playing that kind

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of stuff around the house. All
the cruise s could row rats and arella

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that kind of stuff. So it's
something I grew up with. And then

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just just seeing that that kind of
that scene, that culture, that the

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trends and whatnot, the big old
hair, and it's it's like it's there's

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something that's like gravitational to it,
right, it really pulls you in and

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it's it's it's hard not to look
at right. That's me just being the

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attention wore that I am. That's
exactly what I want. I want people

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look at me. So figure out
the more hair I have and the higher

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my vocals are, then you know
we're set there it is. And I

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did see you guys. I saw
a video of you guys doing Live Wire,

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and I think maybe you guys should
go on and do the Montley Crue

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tour. Thank you man, thank
you. Yeah. I know it's it's

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it's a great song. We uh
we out of that tour set me six

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months after we started playing live I
pushed for that one hard too, but

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once we added it, we we
played a smaller any like it's like this

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little bar bar, like a dive
bar place, but we played it last

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and we're like the it was Molly
Crue. There's a pit going and everything

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is like that. Staying in the
set for sure. Nice. I love

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it. And speaking of starting like, I gotta give you major props because

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it's awful ballsy to start a band
during the pandemic, for sure. Definitely

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didn't make things easy the rest of
the guys. I'm I don't know if

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you know where I'm the I'm the
second singer of the band. Actually,

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so they started during the pandemic,
just doing some two EPs there the original

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singer, and things don't work out. He didn't want to play live,

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and I just wasn't right for the
band. So I joined in right tail

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end of the pandemic hurt, when
things are starting to open up. I

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got in the band for s I
says, we're playing live, so right,

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Yeah, you can't be an eighties
you can't be an eighties metal band

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and not play live like that was
the second point. Yeah, Yeah,

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so that's what we did. We
did our first show on Halloween of one,

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and we we tried to do the
whole, the whole Motky doing,

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bringing the smoke cannons and all the
theatrics we can to the show. So

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it was definitely a really fun time. I love that, and I love

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you know you brought up Halloween because
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that. That Roxy show was my
first club show, and then after that

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the next show was what really made
me just hang out at the Sunset Strip,

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the Troubadour, the Country Club and
in Reseda like all the time.

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And it was on Halloween and I
remember. Okay, So we used to

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go to this record store in the
valley called OZ Records, and there was

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a store clerk there that worked there
that would always recommend music to us,

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because back then you couldn't listen to
Spotify, like you had to buy shit,

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and evedn't even know what sounded like. And if you went to shows,

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it was because you saw a picture
and you're like, oh, they

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look cool, We're going to that
show. You didn't even know what they

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sounded like. And that dude that
was that record store clerk was also the

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owner of this small record label at
the time called Metal Blade Records. Oh

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I'm sure you've heard, yeah,
And so we were in there one time

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and there was this magazine it was
called band Magazine. It was like a

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newspaper magazine for you know, the
music scene in Hollywood and stuff, And

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there was this ad for this show
for and they weren't just on tour recently.

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Both bands Wasp and Armored and this
other band, Headshaker that doesn't exist

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today, but it was Wasp and
Armored saying the picture was of Wasp and

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I was like, man, they
are cool as hell. And I went

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to that show on Halloween and I
that's when I ended up like meeting from

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then on all those bands, like
the bands you mentioned, met and partied

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with them all. Like it was
just this one big scene back then where

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just everybody knew everybody. It was
fun, it was partying, it was

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having the time of your life.
And I think that's what your music is

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about, is like, forget all
this bullshit we're going on in the world,

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okay, escape in the music.
And you guys have that type of

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music that gives you the vibe where
you can feel good and not worry about

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all the crap going on. Absolutely, man, thanks love for that.

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Yeah, definitely. Yeah, that's
kind of another big part of like why

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we're choosing to pursue the kind of
music we are, Like that's such a

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huge, huge, anthem of like, you know, fuck everyone else,

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right, we're here to we want
to do and and try and make some

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some cool songs out of it.
And I think with this new album,

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we've we've definitely achieved that and I'm
really really excited for it. So,

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so tell us about the new album. You know, if anybody's happened to

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listen to your previous albums EPs,
this is the first full length album,

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which it drops on May ninth,
And uh so, how would you say

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this has created like involvement for the
band because I always find that even and

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back then, you know, the
first and second We're really good because it

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was the club stuff. It was
the stuff that was familiar, but it

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was about time where you got to
those like full length albums that you were

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really forming who you were as a
band. Yeah, exactly, And I

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think that's true with this especially is
like I mentioned, like, I'm I'm

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the second singer coming to the band
here and ideally the last. Yeah.

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So the first two albums they definitely
had that same kind of an eighties feel,

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more hard rock kind of thing.
I came in and when we started

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writing stuff together, we found this
different kind of like aggression. We didn't

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have before, and we were able
to write some really cool songs, some

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more punk feel to it, some
more of that that real eighties hair metal

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vibes to it, and just that
almost anarchist vibe. Two things. There's

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it's it's sex, drugs, rock
and roll, and that's what we're here

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to try and try and revive.
See And I love that too because when

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I went to that first month late
cruise show, they weren't glam, they

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weren't hair metal because there was no
such thing yet. They were actually like

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horror punk. Yeah, Shout at
the Devil was their original music. Too

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Fast for Love was what the record
labels wanted to put out exactly. Yeah.

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So yeah with this album, it's
yeah, this album, it's uh,

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it's exactly what we wanted to do. We uh, we have a

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lot of a lot better teamworking together
now, and it's it's been amazing with

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coming on and I've been writing lyrics
and helping rearrange parts of the songs and

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just writing what I can and helping
as much as and to have so many

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of my lyrics just work out so
well. With with what Blades Bread,

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with what with Things has written,
it's been it's been super super cool.

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It's process. So tell me what
happened. Since you're the second singer,

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how did they come to you or
you come to them? It was funny.

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I was hanging out, uh,
hang out with this girl, just

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scrolling through Facebook, and I see
always it's always a girl, right see

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this post I was. I was
just see my solo music at the time,

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which is it's uh, not so
much rock but more kind of acoustic

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kind of stuff. But I love
playing bands. I've played in bands since

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I was sticks or something, so
but I see this post for Calgary eighties

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hairband looking for lead vocalists, and
like, I'm a lead vocalist and it's

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great. So I threw him,
threw him a message, told him about

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my story, my influences kind of
thing, and I got a call for

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an audition. Went to my audition
and Fangs is the one who calls me

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a couple of days later, and
he's an asshole. So he calls and

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he goes a man, We're really
sorry to tell you. Man, I

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talked to the whole band and really
fought for you, but unfortunately he're than

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He was a singer of Links.
So I love that to me. I

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would so do that myself. So
those live shows, Okay, tell us

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more about what we can expect that
live show, because that's what it's all

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about. To put it simply,
is energy. We were a really high

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energy band, uh, and we
get to the crowd moving, and that's

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that's what we're here to do.
Man. We're here to provide something that

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and all other bands in the city
are doing right now, and and it's

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such an interactive experience and it's it's
it's from what I've heard from a lot

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of people who have come to is
it's not something you can find with with

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any other band. There's not a
whole lot of those head bang and fake

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your ass kind of bands anymore.
So Uh, it's it's something you expect

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for us. You know, I'm
myself and the rest of the band.

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We're all very theatrical guys, so
you know, it's as much of a

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show as it is a performance.
Uh. And it's such super fun stuff

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man, that's the way it should
be too. Okay, Like, because

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I've talked about this, in fact, that a debate about this with somebody

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recently on social media, because like
everything's a freaking debate on there but it's

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it's like, you know, somebody
was talking about out some band. I

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can't even remember what it was,
but I just remember them arguing about,

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you know, being a performer,
and and like that is what you are

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when you're getting up on stage.
You're a performer. You're you know.

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People don't realize that there's multiple assets
of personal personality assets to everybody, but

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even more so for a musician,
like who you are on stage doesn't mean

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that's exactly who you are off stage. People want to be entertained. Music

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is Music is more than just the
music. It's a complete package. It's

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the art, which I love the
artwork of the album. Yeah, yeah,

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that's the that's the album or the
single cover. The album cover also

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got released as well. Yeah it's
Birch coming with that too. And so

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I love the art this album.
Yeah, that's all. It's all important

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to me, like and that it
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gets back in the eighties. Yeah. I would sit on my balcony,

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buy an album, listen to the
album ten million times, and while I

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was doing, look at all the
artwork, every little detail, check out

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all the lyrics. That's why you
know, people will say, like people

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from the eighties, they know every
lyric to every song and that's why because

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it was like homework exactly. Yeah, yeah, and that's that's what we've

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done with this album too, all
of our we just got our vinyls and

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physical CDs in the whole thing has
got your little pamphlet with all your lyrics

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in it and the artwork inside.
Same with the vinyl and yeah, we're

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doing the whole eighties experience on the
new album here. So I love it

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And how do people connect to you
guys on socials on the web, get

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your merch check out the new album. If there's a way to pre order

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it or pre save it before it
drops, get it when it drops,

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all that good stuff. Yeah,
so you can check us out on Instagram,

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Facebook, Spotify, you can,
you can, we can pre save.

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The new song that's coming out March
eighteenth, is our first single of

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the title track, Claws Out.
We've got those coming out as of April

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eleventh. You'll be able to pre
order the album and you can check out

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our website that's gonna have all the
information you need on there. So that's

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links rocks dot com and uh yeah, you'll see all our shows, our

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merch, the album stuff. Everything
you need to know is on the on

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the website there, so give that, give a look over all right,

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nice? So what are there any
other final words you want to leave our

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listeners with that we haven't covered array
that you want them to know about the

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band? Really, I think we've
covered so. I mean, if there's

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one way to say what you'll get
on the links. It is a blast

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in the eighties. It is a
party and it is always fun. So

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if you're into anything that's enjoyable in
the world, check out our music.

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Love it and it is enjoyable.
You guys, rock pun intended and thanks

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thanks a lot for being on the
Adventures of pipe Man. Thank you for

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having me. Thank you for listening
to the Adventures of Patement on w for

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c u I Radio.