PipemanRadio Interviews Luna Aura at Aftershock 2023

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here with nice here at aftershock. Do

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you still look so good? Because
it's so freaking hot right now? I

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don't know. I have no idea
how Like everybody else here looks like they

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just like went on a fifty mile
hike, and I feel like a puddle.

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So I'm not really sure. Yeah, people tell me that. I'm

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like, I don't believe you.
Also, there's a lot going on under

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these bangs here that you're not seeing. Well. Yeah, and you got

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the black and the long sleem fire
right now. I always wonder her with

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artists, especially like as an example, Taylor Mumpson. I'm friends with her,

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and I'll say to her like,
how do you get up on stage

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and this heat with that long leather
coat? Like I would be just I

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wouldn't care how I love just taking
that shit out. Oh yeah, beauty

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is pain. We we do it. We do it for the fashion.

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I know, right, yes,
So how does it feel to be here

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aftershock? Anyway? Even though it's
hot, it's really hot. Well,

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I'm from Arizona, so you used
this is okay? Yeah, I'm used

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to like one in the summers,
right, So there you go. Do

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you have to perform in that one
hundred and twenty? They have some festivals

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out there that are during the summer, and I feel like it should be

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illegal, but like what they think, just like with Warped Tour, I'm

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in West Bomb Beach. Yeah,
the West Bomb Beach show of Warped Tour

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was always like the last show in
August. You don't have a show in

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August in West Bomb Beach. That's
like the worst time. It was always

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on like asphalt too, it's so
hot. Yeah, no doubt exactly.

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It was like brutal, brutal,
like put it in the beginning during the

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winter. I don't know, they
hate people, I guess I'm telling you.

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So, as an artist, how
would you describe your music? Forget

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what all these people want to box
you in a genre? How do you

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describe yourself as an artist? I
do think that I'm I am genreists.

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I mean a lot of people that
have written or done reviews have always said

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that I like to bend genres,
which is the truth. I mean,

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I have a nineties baby, I
love alternative nineties rock music. I love

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nine inch Nails, going, Stefani
Atlantis, Morisset, I'm all over the

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board. So I would say that
my music is a culmination of all of

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my favorite stuff growing up. So
I love hearing that because and I've said

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this a lot lately, because it's
true. In twenty twenty three, the

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only way you're going to be unique
is by bending genres. Because what I've

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seen is like when you have somebody
like in one specific genre, it's like

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everybody follows the same formula. They
all sound the same, and how do

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you stand out? And it's easier
than ever to become an artist now,

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so now you have even more competition, or's somebody like you, there's nobody

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to compare it to. Oh well, thank you. I appreciate that.

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Yeah, And it makes it funny, you know. I get to change

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and evolve and do whatever I want
because I'm not putting myself in a box.

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And isn't that what it should be? I mean, you're an artist.

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I get the whole idea of boxing
an artist in an artist is expression

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absolutely. You know, well,
it's been crushed by the industry obviously.

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You know, you have to sell
tickets, you have to be your images

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in in everything that you do,
that you wear, that you say,

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it's all a part of it,
right, and instead of doing what it

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is that you should be doing,
which is expressing yourself. But here's what

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I've seen thirty years is those record
labels and stuff that do that ruin not

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only the band, but the genre. And the long lasting artists are the

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ones that are like, I'm going
to do whatever I want exactly, and

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they always make it through. You
know, you have these like very flash

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in the pan moments, these things
that labels like to focus on. But

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for the most part, I think
that, yeah, artists that last forever,

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they make it through somehow, you
know, because they're unapologetically them.

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Yes, when I'm on stage and
I'm wild and I'm making faces and I'm

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laughing and I'm having a blast,
it's because i want to inspire people that

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watch me to do that more in
their own lives. And I think as

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an artist it's so important to share
that with people, no doubt. Even

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like Okay, as an example,
as a radio person, I'm also a

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speaker. Who I am on stage
or on the mic is not necessarily who

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I am in real life. Yes, because this is where I'm expressing certain

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things where I'm not gonna be you
know what other people want me to be.

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But in certain parts of life,
I may be. You know where

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you are everyone where you have to
be, But I'm not going to sell

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that shit out for my passion and
my heart. No, that's the difference.

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Yes, I can be very scary
on stage and then when people meet

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me, they're like, you're so
different. Do you think I was gonna

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punch you in the face. Well, I tell you a funny story.

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I of like all these people,
especially women I've known like for many years,

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they listen to my radio show and
they're like, what happened to you?

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You used to be like this really
nice guy and blah blah blah.

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Like it's a role, man,
I'm playing a role on the radio.

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Okay, character show, no doubt, because and you have to be a

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chameleon. Like when I'm an interviewing
artists, I'm at me on the radio

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when I'm just doing my live show
and I'll have a guest, and that

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dude inside my head that nobody ever
hears in the outside world comes out of

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the mic because it's almost like and
you may feel this on stage too,

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because I feel it even when I'm
doing speaking gigs, when the MIC's on,

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nobody's out there. It's like I
feel that I'm just speaking to the

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mic, and then I'm filterless because
I'm not worried about what anybody thinks.

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I'm not worried about their eye movements, I'm not worried about what they care.

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I'm just saying what I want to
say. Yeah, and I don't

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care. I absolutely feel that,
Yeah, there's a lot of freedom in

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that, you know, being able
to get yeah, I get up in

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front of people. I think most
people would be petrified, it would be

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the complete opposite. But I think, yeah, if you're an artist or

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a creator or someone like you,
it's it's just natural. It's a part

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of who you are. And also, this persona that we put on is

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very much us. It's still us, part of us or a piece we

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don't show people. Yes, it's
kind of like even in relationships. I've

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talked about the person I want to
be a relationship with is the person that

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I could be the person I am
inside my head because nobody knows that person,

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and we're all like that totally there. We show people in our life

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the parts we want them to see
or that are apropos to them. But

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how many times do we show all
of us to somebody? Very rarely?

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Exactly? Yeah, very really?
Now, I mean I show everyone everything

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all the time. I got a
big mouth, they say, way too

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fucking much. I love that.
Yeah, you know, I get myself

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in trouble sometimes, but you know
I have a lot time. I grew

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up like being Yeah, I grew
up Mormon, I grew up conservatives.

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I grew up you know, being
put in a box immediately, and my

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purpose was this and this is all
I could be. So breaking away from

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that, it's like I'm the slingshot, the slingshot child. I'm the one

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that's like, fuck everyone, I'm
doing whatever the hell I want. Yeah,

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it's so funny that you say that, because it is so true with

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any extreme religion. Yep, that's
what happens. Just like I remember when

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I was in high school, there
was a joke if you wanted to get

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laid go to the Catholic all girls
Catholic school because they're fucking wild as out.

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You know, It's so true,
right, It doesn't work to try

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to constrain people. It never works. No. Like perfect example, me

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and my best bro since thirteen.
His parents were ultra strict conservative parents and

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he was this serious wild child.
They couldn't control him at all. My

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dad was this wild party animal,
womanizer, blah blah blah, cool as

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hell. Yeah, but I felt
like I had to be his parents,

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so I ended up being the one
that was exactly right. Now here we

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are here, we are telling everybody
fuck off exactly exactly. I'm doing whatever

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the hell I want to do exactly. See. Now, that is what

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makes you a great artist, because
you can't be a great artist unless you're

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all you, period. Absolutely.
That's why those other bands fail because there

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being somebody there. They're not because
somebody told them to be and it's apparent

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you see it. Oh yeah,
like I can tell on stage Love,

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I'm like, yeah, they're just
going through the motions there. Well,

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a lot of you know people,
they want it right, they want to

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make it whatever it is, and
they don't even know what that is to

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themselves, and they don't like it. Yeah, they get it because they

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don't know what it is. You
have to make a decision and a choice

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within yourself to say this is where
I'm willing to stop. This is what

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I want out of this, and
that's what you should gun for. But

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people gun for this like big idea
of it making it success, fame,

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money, all of that, without
really knowing what any of that means or

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what it entails, and so they
get desperate and they start doing shit that's

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not them, it is they.
It is funny too, because most artists

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are in real life introvert, absolutely, and I always find funny that they

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want to be famous because that just
doesn't go together, and somebody didn't tell

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them that. Yeah, no,
yeah I don't. Here's the thing.

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I don't want to be famous.
My team is always like, I mean,

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good luck with that, But I
really those are usual people that get

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famous or the people that don't want
to. I don't desire it by any

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means, but I just I want
my art to be well known. That's

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all I care about. You want
to change lives, that's about me.

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You want to change lives with your
art. Yeah, I mean, and

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who cares like what I like to
eat for fucking lunch or you know,

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who cares about any of that stuff. It's about the art that I create.

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That's what I want to focus to
you. Yeah, I know you

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love when the other press people ask
you those stupid questions like that, what

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do you eat for lunch before you
got on stage? Oh? Yeah,

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I've had some very thoughtless interviews in
the past. Listen, I've said a

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few times today. Sometimes I listen
to other people around me in these environments.

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I'm like, if I was the
artist, I'd just slipped my throat

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man or I would pull a like
walk away. I would love to do

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that if I was an artist and
the interviewer like, especially if they don't

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know their shit. Yeah, Like, I don't think it's as important about

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knowing the artists. I think it's
important about knowing the music. Yeah,

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and knowing how to ask a question
to find out about the artists, you

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know, exactly, perfect example Lacy
Sterm. I interviewed her once and tour

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managers like, you have a hard
ten minutes. Okay, I'm cool,

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I'm good at that. I started
talking about being suicide as a teenager and

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this thing she does with Sonny from
Pod and other people, and they go

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out on tour and they help these
suicide teams. Tour manager comes over and

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starts doing the tapping on the watch. She shoes them away, and like

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she starts talking for the next half
hour. Yeah, And afterwards she gives

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me a big hug and she's like, thanks. Nobody ever asked me about

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that, and it's so important to
me, Like, how do you not

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ask that? Shit? No,
you're gonna ask how did you get your

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band name? Well? I was
born with it. I hate that question.

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Where did you get your name from? Who fucking cares? That's where

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I got my name from, right, nobody cares. It's probably already been

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an answer. Sound a good one
day, Right, Okay, that'll work.

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That's usually how it happens. Like
I had a band when I was

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a teenager called Broken Glass. I've
thought of now, like restarting a band

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and resurrecting that name just because it's
a cool name. That actually be really

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cool, no reason for the name. Yeah, I just was a teenager

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stoned. I'm like, wow,
that sounds cool. That is I might

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steal that from you. You're so
mad at me. I know, but

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now I have it recorded. Oh
damn it. See that got myself.

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I have a copywritten now because we
recorded it. Oh man, But I

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don't even know why you won.
No, Like I don't give am.

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And sometimes it's common sense. Like
there was this band from Holland called the

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Charm and the Fury, and I
got friendly with them, and it was

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led by a woman who was so
badass, but she was hot, so

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she was a charm and the rest
were the Fury. Common sense. I

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didn't ask them. I thought of
it on my own and I said to

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him, I'm like, we're talking
about that, hope. They I'm like,

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uh duh, it's obvious and they're
like yeah, like because people don't

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have common sense nowadays. And no, god, no, I mean,

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but here's a great one. I've
told this before. You'll love this.

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Send if you hate that question.
I was interviewing August Burns read one time

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Love August Burns read I love them
too, and I love them even more

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after this interview, and you'll hear
why. So I started beforehand, like

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I was talking to you, I
said to him, And I don't ask

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stupid questions like how do you get
your band name. Yeah, they're like,

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well, you're lucky because we fuck
with every person that asks us that.

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Basically, they said, see that
girl over there, we do it

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with straight face. We basically said, she asked us, and we said,

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well, my sister she got this
dog when we were a teenager.

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She named it August, and we
were all hanging out outside in the in

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the driveway partying, and we decided
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fire and watch it run down the
street. Ergo, August burns red And

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they're like, we said with a
total straight face, and you had to

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see the look of horror on my
face. And I'm like, deserve it,

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you know, if you're gonna ask
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deserve. I also get a lot
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and interviews how'd you get the name? Pipe Man? And everybody as their

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philosophies. That's the best part letting
people's minds run wild, because they just

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go like, I don't even know
where they go. They're unlike a hallucina

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and genics. Sometimes when they try
to think of what your band name means,

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you know, oh my god,
yeah, and it is rather funny.

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But they always think us to do
with laying pipe or smoking a pipe.

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My last name's Piper, and somebody
said it to me once years ago,

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and it's stuck. That's it.
That's all. That's all it is.

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That's all it is. You don't
smoke weed. I do smoke weed,

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but nobody knows. Okay, so
it's so it's got double meaning.

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But I didn't use it for that, but you may be right, yeah,

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yeah, there you go that,
but nobody knows. I've never I

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don't tell people. You don't tell
people at all. Ever, No,

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I don't tell people. You should
just tell people. We are live on

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the air right now, well not
live yet. I was gonna say we're

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live. No, we're good,
we're recorded, but it will be live

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and I won't edit that out.
Nice, please don't. I don't.

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You know, you gotta have moments
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funny because if I admitted to that, then everybody would absolutely yeah that he's

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full of shit. It's not because
of his name, it's because he smokes

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pot. He's smoking Shut the fuck
up. Who doesn't smoke pot? Let's

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be honest. I know right,
I'm high, right, now love it.

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I'll come here and share with me. I don't get it. Some

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of you want let's do it.
Everything you need to got mushrooms? I

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got I got it. You're prepared. Yeah, oh yeah, I'm at

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a festival. I was walking down
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downtown Sacramento and literally a cars drive
it by being this person are smoking on

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the opposite end of the street,
stops in the middle of road and says

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something like, I smell it.
Let me inhale it. What that could

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mean anything? I know, right, but but they knew we were smoking

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pot. He could smell the post
smell it where That's like me every time

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I saw him, like, oh
it smells good, right exactly. In

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California's fun to do festivals. You
know how many times I've been doing interviews

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and they're passing me a vape in
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I mean I walked into my green
room and there was just like rolling

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papers right from from weeds Map,
right, yes, exactly. I was

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like, this is I love California. I went over to weeds Map because

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I needed some papers, and they
had free papers and free lighter, and

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they're like you need to download the
app, and I'm like, there it

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is, I already got it.
Yeah, way ahead of you. Right,

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that's amazing. How else you find
the weed? That's so awesome.

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I love that. So any final
words for our listeners? Any final words

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is what you're yeah from me?
M listening to your music? Yeah exactly.

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Yeah, they stne and listen to
my music. Yeah. No.

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I just released an EP called Fiction
Nice. Yeah, it's I'm super proud

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of it. It's my best work
and I really hope that that people check

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it out and dig it. I
love that. And how do people connect

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you on socials the web and every
day? Buy your march? Yes,

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I have it a Luna ormerch dot
com merch and then I'm really active on

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Instagram, so I answer all messages. I say hi, anyone who wants

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to do That's a lot of work, I know. I do it all.

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Baby. I love it here for
the long haul. I love it.

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You are killer. Everybody needs to
listen to your music and buy your

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merch. They can't listen, yes, or you're dead to us. Yes,

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I will shut the whole radio station
down. Thank you so much.

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Thank you for being on the Adventures
of pipe Man, Yeah, I appreciate

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it. Thank you for listening to
the adventures of pipe Man on w for

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CUI Radio.