PipemanRadio Interviews MASTIFF About Upcoming New Album Deprecipice

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They have some killer ass music coming
out, okay, number one,

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number two. I have to say
right off the bat that I love something

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that I read that Korng said about
them and described them in twenty nineteen as

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a grind sludge Mulotov cocktail. Like
that is the best explanation ever. So

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let's welcome to the show. Jim
from Mastiff, How are you hi?

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I'm all right? Are you?
I'm good. I'm good. I'm a

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little better than you though, because
I'm in Costa Rica right now, and

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from what I know, my weather
is a lot better than yours. Right

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now, you're probably about three hundred
and sixty four days a year, I

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know, right, So I go, I go out there to cover Download

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and Bloodstock, and you know,
I go and I think it's you know,

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I think it's just gonna be summer. It's gonna be great. And

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then I'm like, what the fuck? How is it this cold in the

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middle of summer, and it's like
bipolar. Like I'll be doing interviews and

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in between interviews, I got I'm
putting the hoodie on, taking the hoodie

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off, because like, one interview
it's hot, one interview, it's cold.

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Although a couple of years ago Bloodstock
it was not cold at all.

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Oh my no, it was pretty
brutal. Yeah, that was we played

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and it was brutal. Yeah,
but you guys were brutal there because I

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caught your set at Bloodstock then.
And I think that was also the same

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year that I did covered hell Fest
and it was like one hundred and four

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degrees. Yeah, like literally I
was doing my interviews outside instead of press

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tent because it was too hot in
the press tent. So imagine that that

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it was nicer outside, cooler outside
at one hundred and four. I mean,

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oh my god, like but that's
why. Yeah, So tell us

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a little bit about the new album. You got the new album dropping on

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the twenty second via m n ark
And I was just listening to it like

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before the interview. It's kind of
how I get pumped up for the interview.

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I just listen to the music,
the new music, in the bed,

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just hanging out doing my fig and
oh my god, it's just it's

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brutal. And it totally went along
with that explanation that Karng gave. Well,

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that's cool. Yeah, it's a
hell of an album. You know,

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even if I do say so myself, is it does? Yeah,

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Karrang have sort of captured what we're
about there with that with that quote,

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I guess. Yeah, we haven't
deviated massively from previous releases, although this

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one does feel a little bit more
hardcore. I think, there you go.

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And I love that you do kind
of like blend genres because you know,

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we're both kind of an old school
and old school you can do that

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crap. And I always saw it
was stupid when I was young. I'm

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like, isn't a musician just supposed
to experiment, not like just go by

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stupid rules. Oh exactly, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, totally.

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We do. We do fall between
a lot of cracks, or we

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peek between a lot of mountains.
Or I don't know anyway, we're Yeah,

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we are between quite a lot of
genres, I think, not through

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any you know, we're not trying
to be We are lucky enough to be

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five all the blokes, like you
say, who have got a lot of

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influences over the years, and we
all try and you know, pump them

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out as quick as we can,
or you know, as much as we

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can between us. So it's a
little bit of a doing and throwing out,

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you know, towards what style we
would be on each song. I

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guess on each track. Yeah,
yeah, So we do try to cover

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not try to cover all bases,
but we do cover a lot of bases,

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you know. And I was thinking
about while you're talking, okay,

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And so people from our generation got
exposed to very like so many different levels

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heading into metal, opposed to I
think the younger generation today. We created

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what they have right now. So
there was no like black metal at first.

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There was no death metal at first, there was no you know,

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there there wasn't even like I'm an
old school thrash metal head. There was

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no thrash you know. I was
at Metallica's first show ever and they were

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considered power metal. Because there was
no such word as thrash metal, you

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know, and that's some clips for
them that's start with let alone be yeah

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right, yeah, I guess yeah, the thresh metal thing. Yeah,

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well, all genres, I mean, I mean, I guess it all

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leads back to your your black Sabbaths
and then your judis pre exactly. Yeah,

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yeah, I mean it's all,
but it's it's all irrelevant when you

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know, metals metal at the end
of the day, whether it some box

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or it don't fit somebox, who
cares. We're not We're not tied to

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any genre. Like you said,
we tried to be. Yeah, we

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try to have the idea that we
can play anything with bloody like and if

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if if it sounds masterly enough,
then that's it gets to be kept I

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guess not normally about ninety percent of
town. So yeah, And you know,

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and the point I was getting to
is like you have so many influencers

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as a musician over your years of
being around this genre, where I think

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the younger kids have have different influences
because their influencer more of what was created

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later, you know, And like
I even know people that are snobby now

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days, Like I find snobby to
where oh Maiden sucks, and like before

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all this stuff, Maiden and Priests
were like gods and then yeah, today

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you would look at them and go, man, that was metal. That's

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kind of It's kind of like I
remember back in the day when Venom first

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came out and they there, they
did a gig with Slayer in La and

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Tom and Cronos gone to a fight
backstage because Kronos was like, we're thely

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black metal bend. There's no other
black metal band ba And now you ask

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black metal bands today and they don't
even consider the original Venom as black metal.

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Interesting, it's so interesting. Well, surely having having the first album

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ever called black metal gives you that
we've we've sand sealed and delivered this one

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so exactly. So what was it
for you? The first thing that you

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really sticks out on your mind that
told you I want to be a musician

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and that's it. Well, if
I'm brutally honest with you, it was

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a bet in the pub, I
love it. Yeah. Well, no,

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thirty years ago there was a gang
of us in the pub in the

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boozer whatever you want to call it, the bar, and a guy who

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was with us who not that I
can play new instruments, but a guy

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who was with us who can play
instruments better as a four months in four

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months, you can't play gig.
And we were like, right, who

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sat around the table. There was
a drummer luckily, a very loose bassist,

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a guitarist obviously, and then there
was two singers or two mates who

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wanted to be singers, which obviously
I was one of them and Paul Chris

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at the time, and we were
like, okay, red rag to a

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bull to most of us, And
four months later we were playing our first

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gig. Not not massive that it's
not massive, but it was you know,

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it was the leading into a thirty
year I wouldn't call it Korea,

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but a hobby, a thirty year
hobby, I know, right, Like

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is it cool though that your hobby
can be your career, Like that's the

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way it should be. Yeah,
yeah, it's just fun, you know.

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Case how many people get to sort
of do this shit and get away

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with doing whatever the you know,
doing gigs and other people suddenly buying into

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it and going okay, yeah,
you're you're all right, you're all right,

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Well, I don't mind you.
It is it's and there's so much

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competition nowadays that when you're a band
like you that can still stick out with

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new music today, that I so
to me because there's so much out there,

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you know, it's not like the
tape trading days, okay, Like

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there's millions of songs that anybody can
listen to at their fingertips, you know,

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like me, like you, probably
I had to actually buy an album

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to know what it even sounded like. Oh god, yeah, yeah,

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and luckily you know he's come back
around. I guess for physical copies.

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I love. I love buying vinyl
when I when on as I can afford

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it. But yeah, it's you
know, I still I'm surrounded by the

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stuff at the moment. So yeah, but shuts all the wife too much.

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Oh I love that, And I
love that you brought that up too,

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because people think of musicians and they
have this idea in their mind,

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and really a lot of them are
family people, married, have kids,

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and like, just because you are
who you are on stage doesn't mean people

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know what you are off stage.
And I think you want to get away

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from that, like, especially if
you're touring. Okay, so when you

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go home, I don't think you
want to be in tour mode. You

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want to be in you know,
home recuperating. Chide, Yeah, you

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can't live in you can't live in
rock and roll mode. Sorry, I

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keep doing this, but rock and
roll mode all the time. It's got

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a you know, normality is normality, and the majority of musicians or singers

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like myself, we don't know it's
it's it's just a normal life. And

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then for however long you're touring,
you get to go into tour mode.

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So yeah, I'd rather be that
way. I think it keeps you,

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it keeps the reality, it keeps
a reality check on yourself as well.

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So no doubt, let's call what
it is. When you're getting up on

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stage, you're entertaining, You're you're
a performer. You know, even in

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radio, like I have so many
funny stories of people that have known me

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my whole life and they listen my
radio show and not and not the serious

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part, because there's like the shock
jock part too, and they're like,

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what the fuck happened to you?
And I'm like, I'm just playing a

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role on the radio man. It's
like even you know, my radio name

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is pipe Man, but that's not
my name in real life. But like

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it's so funny. People walk up
to me and they're like, hey,

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what's up, pipe man, And
then like if they meet Dean, which

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is my real name, like that
they're kind of confused because they're expecting pipe

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man. Yeah, we've got a
similar thing here in the UK. My

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real name is Jim, but I'm
more known to most people. Is no

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bad say there you go, and
uh it is. Actually it is kind

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of funny too, isn't it.
Like even I'll go on tour and do

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all these festivals and do radio coverage
and I one of the most fun parts

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about that is when I'm sitting out
in the crowd with some of my band

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friends and nobody knows it's them.
We laugh about it because we're sitting in

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this like huge crowd, not hiding, and and it'll be like somebody that

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everybody would know if he was on
stage or she was on stage, and

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they just have no clue who and
some glasses and yeah, you're blending.

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And see that's cool because that's an
earn thing I always talk about that people

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don't understand, Like, especially if
I bring helpers to do the interviews backstage

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at these festivals, I'm like I
have a rule. I tell him,

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like, listen, this is their
safe zone. Okay, we don't fangirl

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or fanboy out back here. Don't
ask for aiografts, don't ask for selfies,

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and we're all on equal level back
here. They have to deal with

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enough of that out there. Like
let them have this time to you know,

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just be themselves and not have to
you know, have the switch on,

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so to speak. Absolutely, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean

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I was looking enough to once like
be stud shoulders shoulder with Dave Grohl when

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he's ex I think it's his ex
wife was playing in Veruca Salt and we

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were at a festival in England and
my palor was stood next to we just

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went, oh look it's next year. I was like, oh my god,

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right hella and he was like yea, all right, and that was

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it. And that's you know,
that's I think all anybody really wants.

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They don't want the the punishers all
the time, every bloody moment, do

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they They're just we're all humans.
We're all just normal people. We've just

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been lucky enough to write music that
people are in. So that's all absolutely,

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And you know, it's funny you
mentioned Dave Grohl because like I'll go

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do like dime Back Diamondbag Bash,
and uh, he's just sitting there barbecuing

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for every boy he did. I
mean, like obviously I've only ever sort

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of stood next to him, But
the guy is just he just comes across

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as the most normal superstar I know, right he is. He's like the

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most normal dude. So yeah,
Dave's like the nicest guy in rock and

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roll, and everybody that knows him
says that he doesn't even like think of

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himself as a rock star, Okay, and that's what makes him cool.

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Yeah, yeah, that's the best
kind of rockstar. You fall foul.

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I think you certainly see people falling
full of the first album superstardom, leaving

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their own bullshit, and then you're
like, oh, okay, you're dick

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that you know. There were like
I spent the eighties on the Sunset Strip

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and so I met a lot of
those bands and hung out with them as

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a teenager, and a lot of
bands they it did go to their head

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and they were like total dicks.
Now fast forward to today, some of

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those people turned into they got humbled
and turned into nice guys. Some of

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them haven't had like hit since the
eighties and they still think they're God's gift

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to music. Yeah, well yeah, how how do you know I was

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on about them? Yeah, there's
yeah, I mean yeah, but then

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I suppose in every genre there's there's
certain types. I mean, we've been

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to big hardcore bun shows. I'm
being surprised that they're charging a meet and

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great thing like hard calls. Not
about that, right, I know everyone's

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going to make a living, but
come on, do Jesus. It is

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mird. It is kind of weird
nowadays sometimes, Like I also found what

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was weird because I'm totally into punk
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that were known for being like anarchists
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all of a sudden became pro government, and I like scratched my head.

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I'm like, that's like the antithesis
of punk. Yeah that is, Yeah,

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that's that's pretty much everything that you
could do wrong. You've just done

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wrong there. Yeah, it's yeah. Yeah, I mean, I know,

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people make money and it does change
him obviously, it's going to change

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your your living style and everything.
I mean, Christ, you can't you

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can't live. You can't live like
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rest of your life when you've got
a million dollars in the bank or a

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million around you know. But I
guess you know, there's always a moment

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where you've got to be You've got
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don't don't undermine your own Yeah,
I don't mind somebody having a better life,

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just don't be a dick about it. Yeah, exactly. You know,

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So tell everybody how they can connect
to you guys on socials, how

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they can pre order the album that
drops on the twenty second. I know

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you have a cool link tree that
links to everything, so that if you

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search us on any of the socials
just about we're massive hitch c itchc And

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like I said, there's there's links
to everything, there's pre order links,

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there's so it's all the rest of
it. You know, we're we're no

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different from most of the bands out
there that way. We're all just trying

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to viuy for the small little gap
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if anyone's interested, there's there's the
pre orders there and we'll we post them

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out personally. Still, so now
I could tell you too, it's a

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little bit of a tongue Twister the
name of the album, and so I've

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kind of I'm like, I want
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I'm going to try to say it
and I know I'm going to butcher it

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right now. So let's see depress
it's up right, Just just go basic

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it's depressor piece. Oh but there
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there too, and then I just
lost it in the middle. One too

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many letters. I believe, I
know right, it's definitely and I'm sure

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you won't with the last You should
you guys should do like a contest for

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like a free ticket to of your
shows for who can say that ten times

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fast without screwing it up. That's
a contest. Yeah. In fact,

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you know what I'm gonna do.
My live show is tomorrow and then I'll

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give it away tickets to Aftershock that
just announced their line up last week.

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I think that's gonna be the contest
for my Okay, I not, You've

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got our ok Okay, I'm gonna
do that. That's gonna be so oh.

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You might not be able to give
the ticket away. I don't.

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I'll bet you nobody will be able
to do it. That would be great,

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I might ring in and sweep the
ball to here. Uh that that

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you know what I could do?
I could send you a link the same

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like we're doing here. I could
send you a link and you can come.

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We could say time for you to
come on and and we can we

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can do the contest. It would
be so fun, all right. He

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after the interview we'll talk about I'll
give you all the deats and uh.

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The last thing I want to say
is I just absolutely love love love your

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slogan. Okay, and I'm a
see and I gotta say I'm a very

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motivational, positive person that loves your
slogan. And I want to say that

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ahead of time because it's a miserable
band from a miserable city spot. I

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mean, you know, if anybody's
ever been to Hole, it is that.

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But it's our miserable city and we'll
do empty gree so it's uh,

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it's it's our miserable shit. I'm
wondering there's another band I can't remember who

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it is that I interviewed. I'd
either download or Bloodstock that was also from

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Hull and was saying the exact same
stuff, and I was like, I

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can't remember who it is. It
might have been Blacks. I don't think

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it was that one else could it
have been I'm just trying to think who

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else has played Bloodstuck? What recently? Yeah, within you know, post

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COVID, I can't remember. So
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Okay. My second wife, she
was British. Okay, okay.

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And I don't know if you know
this, but especially women when they come

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over to the United States, they
play this role like they're the Queen of

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England, okay, and they She
was no different. She had this hoity

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toity attitude and you know, nose
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this royal and she took advantage of
the place that I had. In fact,

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I had no clue about the town
she was from, and later,

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after being divorced, I found out
from talking to my English friends, like

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about that town, what it's about. So you'll love this, Okay,

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she's from Newcastle. Okay. Well, I'm really surprised at that because most

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of us, most of us,
and this is no disrespect to the Southern

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people, but most Northerners are quite
humble people normally you would think, but

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you know, they come over here
and they want to act like you know,

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because for Americans have never been to
the UK, they think that all

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the UK is it like highly you
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royal people, you know. I
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that to come and play it off, you know, Otherwise you're not going

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to sing the man you want to
get by acting like white trash. Oh

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maybe you would. We got enough
of it in America, so we don't

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need some British girl for that.
Which Oh man, good stuff. I

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love it. I love your new
music, badass, And you guys are

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also going to be on tour in
the UK and I think some other European

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countries. You're playing a festival in
Poland, I believe. And yeah,

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well yeah, we've seen we've got
to see what's what's available on what's out

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there. And as we said earlier, there's so many bands out at the

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moment who are just blowing my mind
with what they're putting out. So good

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stuff. So we're we're hoping once
the album's out and a few more promoters

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have heard it, then we'll see
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All right, Well cool, I
love it and and I hope I get

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to see you guys again. Maybe
I have festival in the US too.

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That would be cool. That would
be the dream. That would be the

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dream. Let's make that happen.
See that'll be part of making it happen.

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When you come into my show tomorrow
and we're talking about one of the

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US festivals, I'm runing a contest
for that. Then I'm gonna call out

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Danny Wimmer and say he's got to
put you on one or more of the

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festivals in twenty twenty five. I
will quite happily talk to the Manuma a

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lot. There you go. I
love it well, Thanks a lot for

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giving us great music, and thanks
for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Thank you for having me dude,
it's being a pleasure. Thanks again.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
of Pipe Man. I'm w for

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