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PipemanRadio Interviews Lit at Welcome To Rockville 2025

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Hey, you love then too? Yes, that's true. Why cray you.

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Welcome to Rockville, North America's largest rock festival is finally here.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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a J and Jeremy.

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For the band lit Nice pipe NaN's Now it really

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is coming together. Really, pipe Man really suits you. After

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hearing about your festival story.

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Oh I got more about I got more about that

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same story. Okay, three hundred thousand people, this is what's

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great about live music. They're doing, ain't talking about love.

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David's not singing. Eddie looks over. I'm like, what the

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fuck are you doing? And he looks at the crowd

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three hundred thousand people, says I fucking forgot the words,

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forgot the fuck it.

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I think that was a little bit of a stick.

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He probably did forget it.

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He did, I was watching.

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It was that many shows, but it is a stick.

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But the whole crowd roared except one person who heckled him,

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and he points at him and he goes, I will

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fuck your girlfriend.

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Oh yeah, that's so Datily Row classic moment. I know

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I've seen that clip.

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Yeah, totally we were talking about the US festival that

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was like pretty iconic. It's like you were saying, you

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wish you were there. Yeah, and we think it's hot

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here today. At least ten of my friends got taken

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out on stretchers. It was one hundred and ten degrees.

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You know.

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It was in San Bernardino.

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Yeah, that's brutal. Yeah, that's crazy.

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We actually, when aj and I were little kids, for

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like three or four years, we lived in Ontario.

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She's from Canada, which wasn't far Oh California, I'm telling

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you what.

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Florida not far from more than US festival.

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No, not far close enough that we could actually because

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it was pretty undeveloped out there. I was like the

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suburbs of the suburbs of La I remember in those days.

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But we actually from our.

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Neighborhood could hear in the distance stuff. I remember I

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could hear Mexican radio from Walla Voodoo. They were they

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were new wave day. You hear that ship from our house.

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It was pretty pretty awesome. We were a little too

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young to be at that. So was Van Halen, Motley

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Crue Triumph.

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No, not foreigner, they were on a different day, I think,

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But it was Triumph Judas priest. He's quiet riot, Like

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you said, Motley Crue, who else.

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See the poster? I'm trying to haven't with the names?

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What did did?

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I was, okay, check this out. I was like fifth

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row from the stage, and like they came over. Two

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people next to me got stabbed, and Ozzy literally came out.

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He wasn't even on stage yet. He came out and

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he got on and he was like everybody, let's just

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have phone out there hurting anybody. Like he made the

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big deal about it, which was cool. Yeah, but yeah,

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such a memorable day. I remember I was sixteen. I

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was driving my friends. I said to my dad, I'm like,

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I'm going on festival for a weekend. Goodbye, and I

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just left. I didn't wait for an answer. I just left.

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Didn't get any consent whatsoever?

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Got there?

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How are you sixteen?

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Dude? That's awesome. That kind of really was.

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Our woodstock totally for southern California back in the day.

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You ushould call it the woodstock of the eighties, you know,

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type of thing, And it was totally like that. Like

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as soon as Van Hill was over that night, there

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were four of us. Two of my friends went one way,

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me and the other me and my friend. It took

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us till Van Helen ended at like one. I got

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to my car at nine am. Okay, we couldn't find it.

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sleeping on the hood. It was a good weekend.

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We made it back.

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It was a good weekend. Yeah, that's all you could say.

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It's a good weekend. But no, kid, it's an even

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better weekend because we're at Welcome to Rockville and you're here.

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This is badass. It's hot.

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I feel weird complaining about it because there's the stage

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had like half shade, half sun. Whoa, but I'll tell

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you something. Meta crowd was badass. They're in direct sun

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the entire time and it didn't slow them down. It's

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just so impressive, so inspiring to see concertgoers that that

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enthusiastic and that stoked to be here, that they're willing

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to stand in the direct sun and just go off.

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there in the heat. I went out for a few minutes.

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I'm like, fuck this, I'm going to stand inside stage.

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Yeah it's crazy, man. You feel very fortunate to have

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people standing over there watching it, and.

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What a crowd great?

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Like, right, you know, to have it at early in

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the day and have that kind of crowd for your show. Yeah,

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does that blow your mind when you're.

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I mean, we went on at two o'clock and we

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never get nervous before we play. We've been doing this

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for a living for twenty seven years or whatever right now,

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and we still to this day.

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Festivals we're going to play early, there's always a little

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question in our head, like I hope some people are there,

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and then we go out on stage and it's just

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like thousands and thousands of people are just there ready

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to rock, and it's always it's just badass, and.

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It's badass that you're here. So how does it feel,

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after all these years to go out there and just

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have a crowd like that and just have the best

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time of your life.

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It's why we're s hot. Literally.

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That is a perfect example of what keeps a band

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together as many years as we've been a band, it's

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that and the feeling you get from a crowd like that.

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Keeps us doing it right.

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It's a give and take and it's so cool. That

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over the course of a couple of decades, that give

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and take is still happening.

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It's cool.

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It says a lot about you guys as musicians, because listen,

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if you're just dialing it in, that wouldn't happen. You

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have to have passion and then really be having fun

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up there, and then we're having fun. And that's the case.

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I think that's Yeah, there's a lot there's that's all

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one hundred percent truth. If we don't believe it, no

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one else does. Right and exactly, always say if it

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starts to feel like a job or feel like a

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chore and you're not having a good time, and that's

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we're gonna stop doing it. And it has a slow down,

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it still feels the same every time we get on stage.

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I'm with brothers with to high school together.

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I drew up together.

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That's a beautiful thing. And I love that look at each.

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Other on stage. You're like, yet we're still doing it, man,

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this is amazing.

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I love it because a lot of times bands that

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it doesn't end up that way. You could be best

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friends and then you don't. You're not going marriage man,

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totally one hundred percent. So my daughter in law she

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wanted me ask a question because she had this philosophy

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as an old school fan of yours, and I'm gonna

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ask something that I normally don't go into that subject

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matter because it has to do with your band name.

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And I asked band name questions unless there's a good reason.

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So she's like, you know, I always kind of thought

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back then that I don't really know what LIT stands for,

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but I think it stands for long Island iced tea.

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I mean, honestly, Wow, it's become such a mainstream common

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term now lit is just used constantly. We started hearing it,

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I don't know ten years ago, people were like, oh,

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that's lit.

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We're like what.

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But the reality is we named our band lit for

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the same reason that people use the word lit as

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a term.

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Now. It just means that.

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It's going off, it's ready to explode. It's like a

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fuse that's lit. And that was the reason we named

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our band lit. But we had to explain it for

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so long, and then all of a sudden it became

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a pop culture term and now, which is real. It's

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a real pain in the dick because when you google

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us or when you look for our music online, or

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any of that shit. It's there is so many fuck

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lit things out there that it's hard to navigate the

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word lit. We own it and we have the trademark,

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but still like the Kardashians do it, and like all

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these people are using it, it's has become I.

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Don't want the Kardashians associate with your band.

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Okay, then you have our last name that's become a

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the second most popular hashtag and that's pop pop off,

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Like it's popping off.

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So we're now we got hashtag hashtag.

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Let's popping off? Man, let's popping off lit.

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I'll show my ID somewhere and somebody will look at

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it and go, that's a cool last name, and I'm like,

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nah No.

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When I was growing up, it wasn't right. I guess

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it is now. That's another word that was different back then.

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It was like used as teasing. World to this.

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Story is pop off and lit. We really paved the

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way for this pop culture phenomenon.

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So let's find up this is true? Right now?

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Okay? All right?

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So is lit? Letdo's words or would you probably call

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them peak?

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I would definitely use the word peak. I never say live, but.

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I hear it wait, what's the new word.

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The new word peak? So use peak in a sentence.

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You know, this party's Peak.

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Your music is Peak. Okay, all right, the top, Like okay,

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there you go. So maybe you should change your name, Cap,

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change your name now the Peak.

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I learned something new today.

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You can get up on stage. Okay. We learned that

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we're a little outdated now, so we just changed the

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band name to.

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Peak side project the new record from Peak album.

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I know, right, that's so cool.

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So it's it just shows like a peep show kind

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of thing. It's a current, like a lady get naked Peak.

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It's a different Peak, though It's okay, is.

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That what it's supposed to be called?

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No, it's like your peak, and you're this is top.

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I know we used for Peak when I was a teenager.

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Is exactly why I thought. I was at somebody's house.

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I was going to say, I know, even I lost

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my eye broke character. What about after Rockville? What should

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people where should they see you? What music should they get?

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And what merch should they buy?

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We should buy all the lit merch.

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That's right, because there's only two things here. You would

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really be really peak if you bought lit merch, we'd

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be peaking.

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We're leaving here in the morning and heading to Maryland

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and we're doing board Rock Rock, Oh Cool, which is

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a sold out festival first year.

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It's happening. It's happening right now.

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It's amazing folks playing there on Sunday. If there's actually

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a few bands that are on this that are going

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over there to do that. So it's gonna be another

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one of these shindigs on the beach.

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Nice.

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Not too shabby, you know, getting to play these beachside festivals.

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I know, right, I miss that. Do you surf?

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No, man, we surf the internet.

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Yeah, there you go.

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We grew up in southern California, but we're not We're poor.

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So we grew up Inland, about thirty miles from the beach.

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So we would take the bus down there. Our parents

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would take us.

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And we would boogiey board. But we were only there

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for hours and.

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I got I got my boogey board in the back

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of my jeep back there for the ride home. You

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pull over and catch some waves exactly. That was my

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It was my plan coming up here. I put on

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my board shorts and my rash card as I'm drying

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I live in southern Florida and I'm driving up here.

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I'm like, yeah, I want to stop at Coco on

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the way.

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This time here is getting it.

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It's warm, it's warm. But I will tell you a

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fun fact about where we're at New Smyrna Beach right here.

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Most shark attacks in the world.

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Yeah, warm one. I won't go in that.

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I won't go in that water. That where I want

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Cocoa where I live. But if you tell me that's

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the most shark attacks in the world, I'm an idiot.

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If I go into that water. Okay, it's bad enough.

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I know there's sharks in there. Like there days paddle

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boring in my backyard and five bull sharks swam right

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under me. I was like, I think it's time to

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paddle back in.

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Yeah.

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A bull shark, yeah, yeah, they're the work. Yeah, they're

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like all the other sharks. If they bite you, it's

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by mistake or you did something stupid. Bull Sharks will

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literally come after you or anything, and they can be anywhere.

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The movie Jaws is about a bull shark attacked the

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family in New Jersey, where I used to live in

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New Jersey because I grew up in Jersey before I

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moved to Cali in nineteen eighty. So yeah, they are

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not the ones you want swimming under you, for sure.

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But man, you guys are really peak and lit man.

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And really popping off today.

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I know you're popping it off, man, pop off, That's

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what's up. So one story, good or bad in your

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whole career of doing music, what would it be that

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you would tell your grandchildren? One story? What either or

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you pick it.

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I don't like talking about the bad stories.

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I like it, oh man.

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I would say one of the one of the coolest

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stories is that Steven Tyler came in by accident or

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by chance and do the arding stdium. We're recording vocals

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for a song of ours called over my Head and

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with no plan on doing, no plan on seeing Steven Tyler.

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That's for damn sure. Right.

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We had a day off, We're going to cut a

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vocal and and Steven Tyler singing a harmony on our

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song that day. Wow, And we had dinner together and

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it was an incredible pinnacle moment.

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His label wouldn't let us use his name on the

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album credits, But if you listen to over in My

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Head by Lit, I'm doing that, you'll hear him on

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the high harmony nice and now that motherfucker I have

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to sing that live now and it's really high, so

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that when I was singing it today I almost passed out.

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With this weather for sure, Like I only see, how

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do you guys even performing this? I asked this all

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the time, and I know, I know the drill. You

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get into his zone, so you don't really know until

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you get off stage, and you're.

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Like, we're a sweaty band in general. I mean, we

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can play at night in the air conditioned room and

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we're still drenched the sweat when we get off.

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I think it's just built in every conditioning.

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But today today was like both seeing stars and condition

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You have to be like summer Olympics conditioning.

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Luckily there's only played yesterday. How how did they do it?

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If you did an I mean, if you did our

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set in the daylight in this heat an.

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Hour set, we'd have to figure some ship out. Guar

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may not be the original dudes. We don't know they

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were costume. They may.

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I've seen them out be some young kids in those costumes.

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I've seen them out out of costume. A few, a

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couple of times interviewing them, and then like when I

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was doing Dime Bash, I saw him at the bar.

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I'm like, yeah, you guys should keep the costumes on.

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Yeah, but if I was in Guar, I kiss.

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If I was in Guar, I would definitely hire someone

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to take my place in that costume on a day

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like today.

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No doubt. Man, that's brutal or like just getting kissing,

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going masks, so you don't have to wear that ship anymore.

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Yeah, yeah, I was costume. I would just I had

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to do this.

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I had lunch with Jim Rude from slip Knot about

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twenty years ago, and they all wear the costumes and

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the masks and all this stuff. We were sitting there

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at lunch. That was first time I met him, and

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I looked at him and I was like, man, why

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don't you have five slip knots playing all over the

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world right now? You guys could literally playing in five

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different countries tonight.

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For social media.

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That would have worked really well, because no, who's gonna know.

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And he looked at me like us from fucking outer space.

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I know, right, you know what what are you talking about?

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How could we possibly do that? I know you weren't costumes.

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I'm just saying that group does it.

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I have this idea related to that. Okay. So I

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sang thrash metal in the eighties and then I got

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away from it, and now I'm like fifty eight years old.

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I'm like, it's really fashionable where costumes. Like, how funny

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would it be if I started a band now, wore

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a mask, got big and then took it off in

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huha fuckers, I'm in my sixties because they're expected a

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young kids stopping.

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Dude, keep us posting.

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I know right, you're I didn't really say that on

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the air. Okay, So nobody knows this, so keep it

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to yourself. Yeah, keep it to yourself. Okay, don't tell anybody.

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Not a bad idea.

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Nobody would ever know. And there's some people that wore masks,

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they take them off. I'm like, yeah, put it back on, man,

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put it back on it. It's much better that way.

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So tell everybody to reach out to you. Guys on

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socials on the web, buy your merch because bands don't

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survive today without march, so they don't buy your merch.

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They can't listen to my show.

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Nice lit band official on all the socials flipband dot

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Com for the website, but most people are on Instagram

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or whatever. It's lipbandofficial and there's links on there to

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all the music, all the merch, all the stuff. So

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just give us a follow and watch our shenanigans and

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watch where we're going to be. And we're going to

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be all over this country, back and forth for the

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rest of the year, for the rest of the time.

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I think, for the rest of nice until yeah, your time,

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of our time.

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I think, based on my daughter in law, you should

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start this new thing, okay and basically give people like

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Long Island iced teas and and they'll start thinking, that's

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really where your band named iced tea. There it is.

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Yeah, you gotta make that first one of just one word,

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right line, Long Island, Long Island.

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Yeah, I got rid of the accent. It comes out

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in certain words.

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Now.

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One of our favorite venues is in Long Island. It's

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the theater. We love it so much. You can't say

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so much. What the is it called? It starts with

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a V. Okay, you caught me off guard.

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You I know it's one of your favorite suit Anyways,

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we'll text you.

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We'll text.

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Okay, everybody that's listening.

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Just google it. Jesus Christ, what's it called. There's only

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a couple of that's what's wrong.

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Oh man, I can't think of it either. Anyway, we

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love it's somewhere near Jones Beach. We'll just say that

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it's the theater.

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We we love Jones Beach too. We played there a

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few times. But it's the theater in Long Eye. I

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can't think of the name right now.

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It's gonna come to us. We're walking over there, walking away.

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One hundred percent. You're gonna come back. Turn the mic

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back on.

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Damn it, it's the fucking what whatever?

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Since my baby let me there we go. I like

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having impromptu singing on the show too.

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Damn it.

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All right, all right, that's it. We're done. No, we're done, dude.

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I just want to say a lot more.

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We got lots of rain farts.

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For the people listening, I just want them to visualize

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that you're wearing a Germs T shirt and sunglasses that

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are blue, that match your blue Germs T shirt.

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It's very cool.

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Okay, let's go step further up. Until a few months ago,

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my hair was blue too. That's why when the shades

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are blue, because I would match all the blue having

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blue on the edge of my socks. All right, it's

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Acordad's branding.

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It becomes you.

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It's the branding for sure. Imagine I having grandpa that's

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walking around with blue hair and I'm not.

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I just realized that the whole it just came to

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me and looking at so pipe.

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Man, So you're like a surfer, I am a surfer.

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I'm a surfer, metal head, punk hippie.

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All right, man, we wait until the end of the

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interview for us to fully realize what the fuck we

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were doing here.

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So that's great.

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At least it happened. And you guys, you need to

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design a new shirt. I'm giving the idea. Lit, we're

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peeking and popping off boom.

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All right, you close it out, brother, he's trying. No,

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I'm thinking I got this fast times lines and in

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my mind.

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Is cool buds.

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All right, sign us off, take us out.

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Listen to Lit. Yeah, man, here's the most interesting part

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you'll hear when you get the link. My intro is

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him where he's like yo, hi, yeah, and he's in

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the intro I got like real metal eyes. Do you

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even remember what you said? He's like the Adventures of

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Pipe Man. It's it's like a little boy your show.

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I know he went jerk off man. I bring him

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to the festival. He doesn't even listen to my show.

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What is that?

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That's on me?

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I fully apologize.

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Now you have homework, they have more homework. What grade

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are you in? Eighth grade?

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Yeah?

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Badass?

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And I just bought him a guitar. We're going back

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to guitar senter and returning that ship.

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Oh wow, what'd you get?

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A yellow telecaster?

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Nice? I'm a telecaster player myself.

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Look at that picked the right one. I let him pick.

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I let him pick. And now after this interview, I'm

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taking him over to Squiggy at the Music Experience so

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he can play some guitars over there. Have you been there? No? Oh,

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it's kind of cool. A lot of times they do

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meet and greets over there. I'm surprised you haven't met

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Squiggy yet. He's cool.

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You.

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It's a big tent down there and they have everybody

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playing guitars and stuff. It's kind of cool, So if

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you have a chance to check it out. But we'll

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give Squiggy at the Music Experience on the promo here.

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But even better go buy let's merch buy tickets to

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their shows or tune off of my show because you

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can't listen if you don't support my bands.

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Let's do it you guys. Thank you, thanks for listening,

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Thanks for talking with this brother.

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Hey, thanks for being on the Adventures. Pay now.

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One day at it.

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What's up, y'all.

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I'm aj and I'm Jeremy.

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We're the band LIT and you're listening to W four

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CY Radio and the Pipe Man.

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Come on go what you think about that?

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pate Man.

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