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Ugen from Ginger Nice. So you're here at Ship Rocked. Yeah,

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you guys freaking killed it last night.

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Thank you.

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What a great, great show. How does it feel You

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guys do a lot of festivals last shows. How does

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it feel playing on boat?

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Well, we've never did it. We've never done it before.

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It's our first time, like playing on a cruise, and

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it's generally my first time being on the boat, being

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on a cruise.

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I've never traveled so far any vessel. Let's say.

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Yeah, the longest I had taken before was like a

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ferry between the country to the country. In Europe, it's

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quite common, but it's just a couple of hours on

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the boat and having a week on the ship is

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definitely a new experience for me. Yeah, and starting from this,

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So on one side, it's always good to open up

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to discover something new. Yeah, let's say, on the other hand,

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I'm not really used to this sort of vibe because

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I realized on the third day being on the ship

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at least it's like a prison because I am limited

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by the boat itself, cannot go anywhere else. I've already

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you know, walked around the ship dozens of times. There

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is nothing new to watch for.

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Me, and it's getting a little bit of I cann't

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say boating, but definitely I would love to look for

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some new excitements, like let's say.

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Yeah, well and I'm with you because after a little while,

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like I don't like being confined like that either.

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Confined is a word, Yes, it's a good word actually

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to describe the feeling. On the other hand, like it

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was cool to play on the boat, all of us.

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Boat shakes a little bit to the site and you

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just whoa. I've never felt like this on the stage. Yeah,

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so the stage is really like floating.

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It was fine, it's weird too, Like there's been a

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few times where I like lost my pudding because the

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boat's movie. I'm thinking, Man, if you're playing an instrument,

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first of all, that's rough, but then like if you're

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playing guitar bass, you could hit the wrong note because.

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The boats not really because you have so much locked in.

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I think basically, well, in terms of me, i play

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with my bass hanging really high, so I'm locked in

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this triangule of my head's shoulders and the guitar. So uh,

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inside this very space, I am locked in. And that's

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why it doesn't really influence my game. But I wonder

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how it feels for drummers because they got the bigger

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drum kit and if something moves, it's it just influences

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they have has a bit bigger impact on them. So

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I will check up with drummer how it was for him.

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Yeah, because I talked to Tom Haynes off the air.

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We were just hanging out talking and he did last

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year and when they played there were some like gale

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force winds and literally his drums almost knocked them over,

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like his stuff came.

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Flying it thrown winds come and actually this is not

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what we really have to use to on the boat.

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Very often you go on stage at any European big festival,

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and the wind may blow really hard and it's actually

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it doesn't work well for a show it because it

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blows the sound too. But anyways, what I wanted to

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say about just how the difficult is for drummers in general,

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also because of winds, because of playing on the boat,

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it shakes, and generally drummers are in a way worse

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position than anybody else, say in the band.

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Yes, for sure, where's your favorite place to play in

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the world.

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It's impossible to say hard right, Or let's.

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Say, if you were the pick of festival, that's your favorite.

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Again, very hard to say, because as for festivals who

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played mostly Europe, we played all of them I think

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by now just all metal festivals so far and some

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bigger major ones. But we haven't had much of an

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experience of playing festival let's say, in America. We just

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played a couple. That's why I can't compare. We've played

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some couple of festivals in Australia it felt all right,

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but we've never played, let's say, in Latin America, even

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though we've played many shows in Latin America, like tours

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and things like that, but never festival. That's why it's

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very hard to pick one. Every place is different from another,

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and every place has its pros and cons so.

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And its own personality.

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Yeah, exactly, exactly, So I just value different places in

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a different way.

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Yeah, that's a great way to put it, because like

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I do coveraget festivals all over the US, UK, Europe,

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and I see what you're saying, because there's some festivals

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like well, I like this about this festival, and this

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one is like well but I like this about this festival,

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and there's different vibes too, exactly like Hellfest. Man. That's

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why the first time I covered Healthfest was like, wow,

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I've never seen this before. Like it's like you're in Hell.

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It's massive, and it has its own vibe and everything

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is customized in its own weight. It has a style. Yeah,

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the whole thing has a style and it's awesome. Yeah,

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and everybody can say that definitely. Healfest is a top

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festival nowadays and definitely and everybody's top three. But it's

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just huge and they have been building this over years

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and they build a real brand now.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, we're gonna play it this summer again. I'll be there, yeah,

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and looking forward to this. It's just a great place

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to be.

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So while they're right after COVID. I did the one

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right after COVID. It was one hundred and forty degrees.

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One hundred and four degrees one weekend.

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Fahnheigh, don't fahrenheigh.

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Yeah, so what's one hundred and four in Celsius.

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It's hot. It's hot.

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It was so hot. I was doing all the interviews

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outside of the present. I did one interview with John

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from Skill inside the President and literally my eyes were

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burning so bad I couldn't see him, but still doing it.

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Both of us were like that, we're just like dying.

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I feel you.

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It can be so hot in Europe in summer and

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it's every second. Actually, festival we play, it's extremely hot.

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Yeah, and imagine this. You were doing the interviews, we

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have to go on stage. Yeah, I was getting to that.

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I was like, I don't even know how bands performing now,

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oh man, especially you put it if you're wearing a

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lot of stuff, and it's like.

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Well, I feel sorry for bands who have to wear

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a lot of stuff of corpse paint and all that.

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Those props, fortunately for us, were just average guys on stage.

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Average guys on the gal on stage. Nothing too special.

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We would like our music to stand in front first

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and then anything else. But even for us, I remember

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a couple of performances last summer and the summer before

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the last one, and it was I was almost fainted

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on stage because of the heat.

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Yeah, it's extremely hot.

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It can be extremely hot, like ah, yeah, the one

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in Evans in Greece, Greece quite to the south, and

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it was summer and it was we were playing during

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the sunset actually, so it means that the sun was

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pointing straight to your face and it was still scorching

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even though it was evening. So I think it was

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like plus forty five something like that.

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Wow.

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Wow.

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Yeah, it's like my head's always off to musicians because

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you have to deal with all these elements. Yeah, you know,

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we have to deal with all of that and we

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cannot complain right exactly, and you still put on like

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a great show. I think it's like kind of you.

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You don't think about it while you're on stage, and

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then you give your permission self permission to die after

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you get off stage.

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But it's always you're absolutely right, and this is the

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attitude and it has always been like that, so you

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no matter what you have to pull up a show,

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you have to do it. And everything else after the show, Yeah,

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nothing just matters during those fifty sixty minutes one hour

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and a half, just when you're on station doing you.

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Yeah, so I'm gonna pull something out I want you

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to check out. I've been more in this since I'm sixteen,

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but since we had the eighties team.

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It's my battle Vest, Battlevest. Yeah, I'm familiar with these things.

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Yeah, so I draw kinds of bands on here. If

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you look through these bands, is there a band on

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here you would like to tour with?

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It's very hard to to just stay like this, yeah,

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out of nowhere? Yeah, but yeah, I've seen Metallica and

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then on the back for sure. Yeah, Metellica here, Slayer,

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then Slayer, Venom. I love all of the all those bands,

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and they respect all of them. But saying like we

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would love to tour with is yes, it's very hard, right.

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There are actually just a few bands the worldwide which

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I would love to tour with.

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Tell us Yeah it's open, Okay, it's open for me

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and Mastadon if you ask me personally. Just the bands

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which I really would love to tour with.

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It's just these two, Okay, yeah, I like that, but

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no disrespect to anybody else.

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No, it's just a person.

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If you name a band, I can say, yeah, it's

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a band I would love to tour with. But if

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you ask, like out of Nowhere, which had two or

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e bands I would love to tour with, it's Open

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and masterden Nice, especially considering the last Opens album, which

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is an absolute masterpiece. I am blown away by what.

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I love hearing that from artists because it shows the

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listeners that artists are fans too.

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Yeah, fans exactly, but I am a fan and Michuga

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maybe if you ask.

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There's a good one that would make sense to Suga, Opens, Master,

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and these are my favorite bands and these are the

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ones which I would really would love to be on

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the road with. Nice. Do you have a most memorable

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moment of your whole musical journey, something that sticks in

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your head, good or bad, that's happened throughout the years,

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the whole my.

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Whole music CAREA was just memorable and something like that

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I would love to tell my grandchildren about. And it's again,

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out of Nowhere. It's very hard just to pick one

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particular case.

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Or event. All of them were cool.

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Every every time you go on stage, every single performance

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actually can be named because every single performance is different

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from us. Again, very hard to pick one, but generally,

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I do not regret anything. I am a happy person,

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to be honest with you. I like the place where

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I am. I like the place as a musician where

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I am and where my band is, and I cannot

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ask for anything more and I cannot complain about anything.

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There is nothing to regret.

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But I say, you're a true musician because you just

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love it. It's just a passion and that it tells.

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It can tell on stage, like when I'm sitting or

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watching you guys play, I can tell your love for

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the music and the art of it.

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But this is the main reason why we're doing this,

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just the love for music.

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Yes, absolutely, So what else do you guys got going

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on twenty twenty five that we haven't talked about that

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maybe people.

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Were listening to you album actually next month, seventh of February.

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So everyone who is into Ginger, you're welcome to check

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it out. Everyone who hasn't even listened to us yet,

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just check it out.

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Guys.

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See it's gonna be let's say head banger of an album,

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so really really heavy stuff coming out.

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So everybody, you gotta connect with Ginger with a j

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for those of you that don't.

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Know Oh Jays at the beginning and in the middle too.

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Yes, exactly, yeah, And that's basically how they find you

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on socials and the webs and everything else. And definitely

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buy their merch because bands can't survive without merch nowadays,

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and you do have some cool merch even here at

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ship Rocks and you killed it. Is there something you

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learned from last night that is gonna have influence on

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your next set here at ship Rocked.

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No, I cannot say that there was something that who

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will have an influence on our next second performance. I

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just loved it yesterday and I hope that the next

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one will be at least same good.

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It will It definitely will, because you guys rock a badass,

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and I hope I see you at a lot more

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places in the US. I saw you at Rockklahoma. That

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was a really cool show. I think that was one

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of the ones that was really hot too, right, It

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was hot.

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Yeah, not the hottest show it now, not the hottest.

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And at least there wasn't a Tornado because that always

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happens at rock Lock. Yeah, that would be a bet

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had time to be on stage. But yeah, thanks a

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lot for being here at chip Rock and making the

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amazing music you do, and thanks for being on the

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Adventures of.

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A guy's pleasure to do an interview with you my

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pleasure as well. Hi everyone, it's.

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Ugene from Ginger and you're listening to Pipemin on W

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four c u Y Radio.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipemin. I'm

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w for CUI Radio.