PipemanRadio Interviews Little Stranger at Sunfest 2024

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Hey, you unto censure. I'm
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come America. It's time for the
Adventures of Pipe Man on W four c

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is number one internet radio station. Here's

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your host, the White Man.
Hey, Hi, how the hallelujah?

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Saw your face and the thought of
Nubia got no gibb. But I'm here

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to school when the go ahead,
because I've gotten a mulah jas. You

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best believe that I'm there to stay
and the bad boy. But it came

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back just to say say what got
some butterflies in my gut? I got

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half a mind to go crazy.
I got half a mind to go nuh

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uh. This is the pipe Man
here on the Adventures pipe Man W four

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c Y Radio. And I'm here
with us, little stranger. That's why

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I always have the band do it
because you do it way cooler than I

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do. How would you have done
it? How would you have done it?

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Though? I would have been like
a little fucking stranger that's way cooler

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than ours. It could be like
you could be like the new slayer of

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your genre. Like everybody has to
say fucking before saying your band name.

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You are a fucking little stranger,
right, Fox up, we gotta get

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a logo that's like, uh like
the lightning bolt. Uh yeah, I

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can't really read it that well.
Right, it's like the back of an

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old leather chair. Nice. I
love it. Oh man, you know

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what else I love too. I
was listening to one of your songs on

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the way here today and I wasn't
even really paying attention, but the lyric

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jumped right out at me. I'm
like, fuck, I need that for

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the interview. Make sure to remember
the Fly. I love that fricking movie

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and where you say Jeff Goldbloom and
the in the lyrics. Oh yeah,

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I mean that was epic. I
think I saw that movie way too young,

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like my dad had it on or
something, And I mean, Jeff

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Goldbloom is maybe the most charismatic man
of all time, but in that movie

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it is terrifying. Oh yeah,
just him pulling off like his fingernails and

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stuff. Oh yeah, totally.
I heard. There's I don't know how

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factual this is, but there's like
a like a real thing that if Jeff

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Goldbloom is on the screen, you
can't not look at him like in any

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movie. I think that's probably true. I think that's probably true. That's

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wild, you know, and you
should have like some during one of your

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set to a live show, like
bring like a life size version of him

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as to fly like like like as
your mascot on stage. We got a

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tour in the fall, maybe we'll
fly theme it. There you go,

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We'll try to get him out.
He's he does jazz now though, smell

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you still got Jeff's number? Oh
man? And you know it's funny you

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said about being a kid. I
remember so much in my head. I

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was watching a movie in my bedroom
and I fell asleep and my son.

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I woke up and my son was
sitting here like I don't know how old,

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he was nine and he was sitting
on the floor watching it and it

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was Cheech and Chohn's up and smoke. I'm like, fuck, I can't

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believe. I'm like, oh,
now I have to have to talk with

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him. Yeah. Oh. Remember
the first time I smelled marijuana, specifically,

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I was at a Dave Matthews concert
with uh my parents took like me

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and my siblings, I must.
It was at the Tweeter Center in Camden,

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New Jersey. Nice. I remember
like smelling. I was like what

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is that newscent because I must have
been like eleven, is that where you're

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from Jersey? We're from outside Philly. Oh yeah, well I thought so,

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and then you said Jersey something.
But Camden, prey, I'm a

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Jersey boy. So cam then pretty
much game Philly to us. To Jersey

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people, that's Philly. Yeah.
Yeah, Like Cherry Hill is kind of

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people like to say to me,
Okay, they're from South Jersey. I'm

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like where and they say, Cherry
Hill, that's not South Jersey, that's

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Philly. Yeah. Yeah. And
we would always go to the Tweeter Center.

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Well it was the Tweeter Center.
Now I don't even know what it

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is. It might even changed.
It's scary now. I did a festival

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a few years back there. It
was it was kind of scary because of

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Camden. Yeah yeah. Oh man. So I also dig your newest song,

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or at least I think it's the
newest talking about festivals because that that

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hit home for me. So talk
about that. Yeah you were you were

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telling me you go like UK and
around the world seeing festivals and stuff.

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We uh, we've been lucky recently. I think the last couple years we've

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been hitting them hard. Nice but
also like i'd like I went to Bonneru

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in two thousand and nine, twenty
twelve, I got to see Fish Bruce

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Springsteen the Last Beastie Boys Live Show. Wow, some really incredible ones.

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And I was also a really good
boy and sober when I was watching those

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and then it all went out.
Then he met me. Yeah, that's

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what happen. That's what happened.
See, it's it's the it's the duet,

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bad influence in the festival. Bad
influence. Yeah, but it's the

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Yin and yang that's such a such
a good thing, the festival thing.

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And uh we well, and we
made that song with Andy Frasco, who

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is like, uh, I mean
at peach Fest in PA. Yeah,

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he was like dubbed the Prince of
peach Fest because he's like a regular every

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year. Nice. We're kind of
newerre in tapping into all these festivals.

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For the last few years, we've
been touring so much that we like couldn't

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go to festivals we wanted to because
we're on tour. So it's a good

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problem to have. But now we're
able to do the once because we're getting

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invited and getting paid to come to
these festivals. It's amazing. There you

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go. But with Frasco, he's
such like a festival like Staple, and

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so he came up with the idea
he wanted to make an upbeat gospel kind

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of song nice and it is a
badass song. Thanks man, Thanks and

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we banged it out in like four
hours probably he came over to our home

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studio. Wow, yeah, it
was good. It was on. You

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guys are pros man because thanks man. Four hours. That's that's that's a

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feat. John Johna did not take
time off during the quarantine, became producer

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of the Millennium or something. He
just like he learned how to work quickly

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and get things done that like in
a way that you can hear a version

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of the song that's pleasing very quickly, and then then he'll tinker for hours

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and hours and hours and we won't
see him, and then he'll show up

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out of his hole at eight am
or something. Typically how it goes like,

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well, I because that was a
big thing. I think with Kevin

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and I the music we make.
Being able to hear something that kind of

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knocks pretty quickly inspires us to write
rather than just hearing a guitar. So

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if we could get bass and drums
going quickly and make that beat really slap.

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Then then we're both up in the
studio and like, oh shit,

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nice now you who are knocking our
head And that's it. So that was

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a big thing for getting better at
production. But yeah, then I'll stay.

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Then I'll have like an all nighter
and either wake up and the song

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is way better or I fucked it
all up. I'm like, that's that's

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a true artist though. Like my
dad was a painter and he would get

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stoned and paint for like three days
with no sleep, and the paintings were

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none of them were ever finished.
Like one day he would just wake up

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and change it completely. Oh yeah, that's well, that's like one of

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the hardest parts is like telling yourself
you're done. You have to you have

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to let it go, you have
to just kind of be done. And

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you know, we just went through
that whole process. We just submitted our

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new album on two days ago,
and a lot of the last two weeks

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was us just making final calls because, like you said, you could just

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keep going and tinker and even after
the album's out, you're like, fuck

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yes things that you think. But
there's such a relief in just being like,

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this is what it is, and
then you send it and it's like,

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oh there's such a like weight lifted. Just accept it as it is.

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That's why I don't edit my own
interviews because same thing perfectionists. So

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I have my engineer edit it.
If I edit it, a fifteen man

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interview will take me like five months
to edit, cutting out every oam and

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what and burp. I haven't burped
yet. I don't know if I have

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on it. I'm gonna. I'm
gonna sneak one in at some point.

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Yeah, there you go soon.
Oh yeah, I was doing I was

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doing all the goofs I used to
at a recess, get like tasty cakes,

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chew them up in my mouth,
put milk in my mouth, and

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then fake vomit in front of all
my friends. And at least you eating

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tide pods. That's true, that's
true. That was after our child.

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Yeah, somewhat seeing children, I
think, right. Yeah, my goops

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were thought out and uh, there
was no toxic materials involved. Oh yeah,

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I had all those down. Yeah, that was a thing I couldn't

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do. The I couldn't do the
clover tongue thing. Yeah, no,

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you guys can't see this right now
he's doing it. He's doing the clover

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tongue thing. All the females out
there, Oh my god. Now he's

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grabbing my he's grabbing my head,
he's licking me, he's grabbing my wiener,

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just like it should be a festival. Yep. Honestly, yeah,

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I like I love the idea of, uh we we want to start asking

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fans like what's there finding God at
a festival moment and stuff like, you

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know, we all have all these
weird ones. I remember a very small

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festival in upstate New York, and
somehow at the end of the night,

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I'm getting like like walked around like
holding my hand a like six foot five,

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you know, Amazonian woman just walking
me back and going to where I

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thought my campsite wasn't hearing voices that
were not my friends, and I was

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like, this is wrong, this
is all wrong, and she's like it's

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okay, we're gonna take you back
here. You know, like for a

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minute, that was God and helped
me help me get home safe. You

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carry you on her back. She
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that point. Well, God spoke
to me at a festival whoa. It

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was nineteen eighty three, the US
festival Great Year, okay, And so

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I remember telling my dad, I'm
like, I'm going to a festival.

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I'll see you on Monday. And
my dad was like, I was the

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one in charge, okay. So
he's like, okay. He had no

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clue what was going on. He
wanted to party himself. So it's like,

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oh, good, you're gone,
I can go party. See you

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later. And I went with three
of my friends, drove there, you

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know, hung out all night and
partied on my car. And then in

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the morning when they let and was
Metal Date or three hundred thousand people.

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And imagine this if you will.
This wouldn't happen today because people would get

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killed. But basically they had the
gate and everybody was a running free for

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all stampede when they opened the gate, like nowadays that doesn't work out too

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well at festivals. But then it's
like everybody was running those stage. Nobody

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got hurt, but it did look
like a herd of animals stampeding, you

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know, and you just you just
gotta keep going. If you slow down,

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you're gonna get stampeded. Just keep
going, proper herd mentality exactly.

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So I don't know I did.
I put so much shit in my system

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in that twenty four hours that by
listen listed what was it? Pot?

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Alcohol, multiple alcohols, mushrooms,
LSD. Oh, yeah, you're getting

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in there. Probably coke. I
don't know, it was probably That's how

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you know it was a good time, right, Like, once you go

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to the LSD, nothing else matters. It's like it just it just like

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eliminates everything else. If you want
to come down from coke, take LSD.

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If you want to come down from
pot, take LSD. If you

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want to come down from LSD,
drink alcohol. Yeah, well but it's

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hard, Like alcohol doesn't really affect
you. Hi on LSD. That's what

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I'm saying. No matter what else
do you take, it doesn't affect It

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doesn't affect you. So I'm like
aggressively, like on an LSD night at

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a show or something, just trying. I just want to sleep so bad,

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and you know sleep doesn't really exist
for a while, right, I'm

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like that fucking dangerously drinking a bottle
to just be like, please shut my

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brain down. I know, right, exactly exactly. Yeah. So the

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headliner for that day was Vanhillen with
David Lee Roth, and I remember there

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were three hundred thousand people there.
I was up close to the stage,

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but I was sitting down on the
ground at that point, and I thought

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that I was at my bros House
at a house party, and they were

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playing Vanhillen on the stereo. Oh
Man, and then ain't talking about love

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codes on and he's not singing it, and Eddie's looking over him, Mike

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An He's looking and David Lee Roth, greatest frontman every just goes, I

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fucking forgot the words and three hundred
thousand people cheered like it was the best

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thing that ever happened, you know. And Eddie was probably chewing him out

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afterwards or something, but it was. And then somebody heckled him in the

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crowd and he stopped dead stop point
on him, and he goes, I

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will fuck your girlfriend. Let's get
right. If you canna handle a heckler,

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that's the way to do it.
And if you're David Lee Roth,

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she probably is gonna fuck. Yeah. Sunfast gets out of control today,

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keV knows what to say. Yeah, there you go. I mean,

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like, I think we don't have
enough makeup or hair at this point.

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You don't think it would work for
you. Well, we still have an

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hour and a half till we play. I think it will work. Listen,

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I live here. Okay, it'll
work. Yeah, Okay, I

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appreciate your vote of confidence. I
am of all ugly, motherfucker of all

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the places in the world. If
it would work anywhere, it's here,

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West Palm, West Palm Beach.
Art is crazy, man, Yeah,

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a little bit. We've been.
This is our second weekend in a row.

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We came down and played a private
event last week and flew into Miami

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and like, just the the Miami
Airport getting to the Mental Car place is

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like a six mile journey and we
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weren't driving, because like, if
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once you get within ten mant to
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Yeah. Just sat. Yeah,
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deja vu. We're like, how
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Because this week was a blur,
right, and then all of a

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sudden, we're back in Miami,
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I don't know, maybe we'll get
some sun today. It's SunFest. Oh,

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You're definitely gonna get some sun at
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nice. You're gonna be like stage
with Shady, which is great. Yeah,

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you're gonna be fucked me when you're
up the Hey, Dan, I'm

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sorry, are we putting you to
sleep over there? Wow? Wow,

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he's a sleep at a music festival. He's asleep at a festival. Keep

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going, that's the new song coming
out. Dan turned thirty and it wrecked

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his life. It was Dan's birthday
last night. He turned thirty. Nice

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and uh, we don't look a
day over forty. That means it's a

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good night. Yeah. We Uh. We met up with Andy Frasco and

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the un his band, and so
they're like, truly, we've toured with

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a ton of bands, and we
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we've toured with. It's important to
us to hang. You know, you're

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hanging for six weeks on the road, and we did like an eight week

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tour with those guys two years ago, two and a half years ago now

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and like instant best beyond best friends. We love him so nice And so

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they were playing in Miami last night, so we flew down a day early.

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Celebrated Dan's birthday were it might have
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but once you get on that stage, you're like in the zone.

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Oh. Our best shows are the
hangover shows because there's nothing here. You're

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in the flow state. You're just
ripping. Yeah, there you go.

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Yeah, we've been in wear shape. We'll be fine. Today's gonna rap

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nice. So what's your what's your
guy's best festival story? Oh, Man,

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Summer Camp I had a pretty good
one, keV, you go first,

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because I have to think about this
because I know I have like three

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solid ones. Yeah, We've We've
we got some ridiculous ones. I mean,

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Summer Camp was maybe one of the
first bigger festivals we got to play,

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uh and uh. We were very
excited to be there and had a

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golf cart given to us by the
festival. And I'm not gonna I'm not

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gonna shout out any team members right
now, but me and John kind of

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got thrown off of a golf cart
at one point. And there's always a

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golf course story a festival. And
I'm feeling loose enough that I'm like,

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I don't need to throw my hands
out to catch myself at all. Use

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my face and I slid across the
ground, had some nice like just full

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far ahead side of my face cuts
and everything. And then the next day

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we filled in for our friend's band
that couldn't make it. And on the

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way was it on the way it
was on the way back or on the

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Yeah, I you know, hurting
in my face, hurting in my brain,

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tried to merge onto the highway and
just rubbed the van up against the

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guard rail and a window exploded next
to us. And right, so we

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roll into this festival the next day. Our buddies Tropadelic, they couldn't make

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it. You said, worst story, right, Yeah, those are our

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worst festival story. They couldn't make
it. And we had we were done.

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We had played our two sets,
so we like we went. We

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sent it the night before. Obviously
the golf car flipped and we're like rookies

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for time at this festival. We're
trying to impress everyone. You impressed them,

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all right, yeah? Right,
So Kev's like got a bloody face

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and you know, he rubbed up
against the guard rails. Our window was

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smashed out and our door was all
bent up. And then we came and

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filled in for our Buddies Tropadelic the
next day, not knowing until like eleven

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am that we had to do that
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Also, I just kept saying,
no, no, I'm not doing this.

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I'm not doing this, like get
your house out of bed, we're

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fucking doing this. But yeah,
we rolled in man our vans window out

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all smashed up. Kev's still like
got a bloody face or like one more

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set. Motherfucker's nice. We opened
it with an acapella amazing grace. Wow.

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Yeah, that's great. I think
it was decently received and you're now

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probably on the list of all festivals. Do not give these guys a golf

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cart, you know, give us
a golf cap. It's been put around

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to all the festivals that you're like
blacklisted from the golf cart, so it's

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rare to even get one. And
this is like our first festival. We're

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like, damn, we rule.
We got a golf cart, right,

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fucked it up immediately forever. So
tell everybody how they can connect to you

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guys on socials on the web.
Yeah, check out all your stuff,

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get your new music tour day,
it's all like good yeah. Man By

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merch too, absolutely By March that
keeps everyone afloat. But yeah, Little

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Stranger, Little Stranger Music dot Com, a Little Stranger Music on Instagram.

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We have a we have a new
album coming out on June twenty eighth,

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Nice and we're very excited about it. Twelve twelve new tracks. We put

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a lot of hours into it and
we're very stoked to release it. So

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the Stranger Verse on Facebook is an
amazing it's our fan group page and there

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it's it's really like blossomed into a
thing that we never even imagine. It's

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an amazing group of people in there
who are fans and supporters of each other

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and us. So yeah, on
Facebook, check out the Stranger herse and

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John's phone number is. Kevin's home
address is no, no no, But

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yeah, yeah, all the things, just good things coming. This would

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be a good time to give out
numbers and dresses because Florida, South Florida

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women can be stalkers, all right. Sixty nine sixty nine South Bend Avenue

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is that the yours? I have
a group on on my radio show.

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It's called the Pipe Man Group on
and like basically it's a bed and breakfast.

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You come to the Pipe Cave,
you service the pipe Man all night

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long, and you serve me breakfast
and you leave. And I have girls

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call up in my radio show wanting
to buy this fake group on what you

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do? They serve it, they
service the pipe Man. What is happening?

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Yeah, it's never coming over.
See. We do want to give

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out one number real quick. All
right, So this is Andy Frasco's phone

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number. If anyone I want to
he would kill you. Oh I got

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And those are the type of practical
joke that do happen though. Yeah,

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it's an ongoing who can out roast
the other one with him? So we

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won't give your number out this time, Frasco, but next time. So

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is there anything we haven't covered that
you need the audience to know about?

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There it is, We got it, We got it. Think that about

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wraps it up? That wraps it
up? You know what you guys rock

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you can kill it here at SunFest. And thanks for being on the Adventures

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pipe Man. Thank you man.
This was great. I appreciate it.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
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