PipemanRadio Interviews Moon Fever at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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Moon Fever. I love how you
did it. It was all in

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uison. And that's There's two reasons
I like to have the band do it

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themselves. One is they usually do
it better than I do. There's actually

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three reasons. Two is I know
I won't fuck up their name. Appreciate

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that. I mean, it's kind
of hard to fuck up Moon Fever.

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But I bet if somebody did,
I bet Moon River Moon River all day.

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Listen. I gotta say before we
started this interview, I can't fucking

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focus. Has anybody ever told you
that you look exactly like Ringo Star and

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No, And I take that as
a huge compliment because I played drums for

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nine years and Ringo Starr and Peter
Chris were my mentors. Shut out,

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Yep, cat man, dude fifth, I hear you call in it.

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I love it. One time I
was hanging out in Hollywood and a bunch

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of Japanese tourists thought I was Tom
Hardy and I was living it up,

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signing autographs, taking photos and taking
their money. Love it, love it,

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Tom Hardy. Don't sign shit for
free right now. See, I

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had a similar experience, but I
could do what you did. I was

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at Louder than Life. I'm walking
through the backstage to get to meet the

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area, and all the security people
were stopping me and asking me for my

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autograph, and I didn't know what
the fuck was going on. But you

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know, Foo was playing that night, headlining that night. They all thought

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it was Dave Grol. I'll believe
it. I thought you were Dave girl

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when we sat down. I know, right, and listen, if you're

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gonna be somebody, let it be
Dave Grol, because he's like the most

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real, coolest rock star ever.
Dave. If you ever hear this,

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man, we adore you, We
love you. I think you're real cute,

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you good at drums. It only
it's amazes me too. Maybe and

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maybe you guys that he came from
Nirvana and came from what happened, And

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I think Food's bigger than Nirvana ever
was. And I love Nirvana, but

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yeah, he just came into his
own he could be himself. I think

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that's the one thing that really shocked
everybody was the fact that, you know,

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this guy who is a silent drummer
for so long and one of the

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biggest bands in the world, comes
out with this absolute powerhouse of a voice,

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and not only the voice, but
the energy of a front man,

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right, I mean, he's not
that energy and in his original path in

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life of what he thought is he
was just gonna be a drummer for Nirvana,

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you know, for who knows how
long. But it's hard to say

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though, too, is like who
would have gotten bigger because obviously Nirvana's career

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got cut a little short. You
know, that's true. It's it's it's

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it's hard, but it is also
crazy in the same breath to think that

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a drummer came and created this amazing
band that literally took over the world.

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Yeah, I still drummers are musicians. I feel like Nirvana is still bigger

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than Foo Fighters. Well they might
be, yeah, but I mean they

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were everywhere ever, you couldn't look
any However, to his point, what

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I think would have happened had Kurt
stayed alive is that the band would have

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broke up. From interviews, it
sounded pretty pretty hectic. Yeah, and

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there was a lot of drama.
And I've heard Dave in interviews say that,

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you know, basically Kurt didn't take
anybody else's ideas, like it had

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to be Kurt's way or no way. Yeah, that's just like our band.

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Yeah, yeah, Troy writes all
the songs in our band. Dude.

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Yeah, I won't let him write
dude. Yeah, Troy writes all

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the music. He does it all
everything. I won't let him touch it.

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Nothing gets past well, think about
think about I I was talking about

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The Catman and Ringo Star before,
do you guys, No, here's a

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trivia question. What is the major
similarity between Kiss and the Beatles? And

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when I tell people there's a similarity
or like no marketing that is one for

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sure. There were both the you
know, fucking geniuses of marketing and the

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attention aspect of things. I mean, grand you know there's a face paint

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and I mean, you know,
if you've ever seen Geens and his family

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drool, and you saw the inside
of his office, all those different things

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that they put their everything toilet paper, fucking vomit bags whatever. Dude,

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is it the face paint because the
Beatles use a lot of face paint,

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did they right? What it is
is that any whoever wrote the song sang

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it. And and on top of
that, when it was Paul or John

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or Jean or Paul, they both
always got credit on every song that those

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two wrote. Like you see Jeene
and Paul on every kiss song that the

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two of them wrote, or whoever
wrote it. And you see the same

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thing with the Beatles, it's always
John and Paul. But if George Rose

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song he got great, he sang
it, Ringo Rose song, he got

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great? He sang it. Say
with Peter and Ace, I no idea

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see that teaching us? Yeah?
Ick knowledge, brother, you would have

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won a million dollars off of that
trivia question. But y'all lost. I'm

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used to losing musicians now. Now
all you have left is Sonic Temple.

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Actually, normally I would be,
but we're not doing interviews there because in

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the way it's structured, so I
won't be there. Unfortunately, I'm at

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a lot of festal I'm at all
the day Wimmers usually, but if I'm

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not doing interviews, I don't,
you know, I don't need to go.

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But I love Rockville, I love
Sonic Temple, I love all the

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Danny Wimmer festivals. I do festivals
all over the US, Europe, UK.

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By far, Danny Wimmer runs it
the best, just does it right,

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man. You know, it's it's
good to be a fan at one

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of his festivals. I mean,
to be a player or to be crew.

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It's everything right, It's just it's
as good as it gets. And

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I have to add on that because
I think it was the last interview where

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I was like, you know,
I really had to bring it to attention

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that you know, this the staff
and the logistics of everything and the organization

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here at these you know, Danny
Wimmer festivals are bar none. They're absolutely

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barnune. And that's the thing too, is when you have this many bands

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coming into a festival or even a
venue for that point, you know what

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I mean, it's important having that
organization, but not only that, having

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the stage crew and everything. You
know, the energy's got to be there,

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right. And the second we sept
on the stage, you'd everybody was

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more than accommodating, made us feel
like we were Metallica. And at the

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end of the day, that makes
the biggest difference for how these shows continue

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to roll on. And a lot
of these fans don't realize, but dude,

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this road crew I here is is
seriously like more than fifty percent of

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the show and we couldn't do it
without him. So I have to give

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those guys their flowers on all these
festivals because those are the real road dogs.

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Out shout out to the crew.
We love you, road dogs say,

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I love that. And you know, I've never heard an artists,

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and I've interviewed so many artists over
many years at Danny Wimmer festivals, not

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one that's ever bitched about it.
And you know bands, bands always have

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a lot to bitch about festivals.
So I mean the fact that there's nothing

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to bitch about it. Like to
your point what you were saying, how

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many times you show up at a
festival and before you go on stage there's

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shit that happens that you're just in
this foul mood and that's how you have

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to go on state happens all the
time, man, I mean in places

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you don't expect it too. I
mean, she show up like real stoke

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to some stuff and it ends up
being a shit show. But it's like

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you can always trust a Wimmor festival. Man. It's like when you get

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the call that you're on it,
it's like, really fucking all right,

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god right, I gotta tell you
a funny story. I don't know if

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you know it, but there's this
band that plays on the Danny Wimmer festivals

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now and I was there when it
happened. Where was it it was that

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it might have been Was it rock
Phil? I can't remember which festival.

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It wasn't here at Daytona though,
but this band did an old school punk

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rock thing and pulled up in the
parking lot at the festival. Love that

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it is it is, you know
the story, then love it. Sorry,

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Troy, just keep taking the mic
out of Troy saying yeah, dude,

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steey goose. I think it was
like it was months ago that one

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of the boys in the band brought
it up and they're like, dude,

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have you guys heard about this band
that I forgot who was on tour?

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They didn't get on the tour,
so what they decided to do was spend

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the money, follow the tour around
the whole entire US, dude, And

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they opened their U haul truck in
parking lots and people that once the concert

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was over there everybody's coming back to
their cars. What do you see a

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U haul truck filled with these punk
ass motherfuckers putting the sickest set together that

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you've ever seen, and their kids
can't said, and they're out here fucking

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like making their own wake, dude. So they were on tour without a

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tour exactly like, it's fucking amazing. You know what's the most you know,

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the the most rock and roll thing
about that is is they were like,

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we don't give a fuck about guarantees, we don't give a fuck we

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lose money. They're doing it because
they knew it was the right thing to

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do. And look how it worked
out for him, no doubt. And

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then more creds to what Danny Whimmer, like most people writing a festival with

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gone out there, kicked them out
or you know, had somebody kick them

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out, and he was in the
audience in the parking lot that okay,

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and that and he ended up putting
them on a stage at that festival.

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I mean, that's just that's that
show's heart. Man. That man fucking

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deserves that. Man. If you
see a group of kids going out there

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making it happy, they they didn't
take no for an answer. They went

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out there and they fucking made it
happen. Dude. Are you gonna discourage

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some hard working kids from like working
hard? Dude, no doubt. Yeah

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we are plus you know, and
this is an unpopular opinion, but you

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don't see that ship in mainstream rock
and roll, you know what I mean.

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They don't give a fuck about tracks. They don't give a fuck any

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of that ship, dude. They
are balls to the wall, sweat four

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on the floor, classic rock and
roll, the same that kind of attitude

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that made us all be fans of
rock and roll when it started fucking hitting

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the fandy. This is that attitude
that people are forgetting. And look what

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those kids, dude, it's one
hundred and that's that's the way it always

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was. And somehow we lost that
and I love it that kids today brought

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it back. Yeah. Absolutely,
the future is in good hands man,

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there it is. So what story
do you guys have like that? Well,

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I've been I've been doing it for
twenty years. Pretty cool news,

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dude, Troy has been doing it
close to that. I mean, we

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all have. And it's fun to
be in a band that's, you know,

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breaking some molds and doing some a
little different and people are noticing it.

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And we're super stoked to be a
part of a huge festival like this

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and Sonic Temple, and we're so
gracious about where we're at right now and

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where we've all come from. So
to be a part of something this big,

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Uh, you can't describe how it
feels. Yeah, you might even

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say you're dave gracious about it.
I love it. I love it.

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And Okay, so before the interview, you were talking about my Motorhead shirt

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and then you have this killer tattoo
on your chest. Yeah, dude,

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shout out to a shout out to
Lance Netherland, the tattoo artists that did

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the work. Man. He's fucking
killer. But yeah, I'm a diehard

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Motorhead fan. I got to see
them. My dad took me for my

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eleventh birthday. And actually, this
is a good story. My dad took

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me to see Motorhead my eleventh birthday
at the Showbox Sodo in Seattle, and

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I'll never forget. I remember we
were in the library at the computer because

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that's where you had to go to
print off the ticket. So he's like

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check out or he's got you,
and I see Motorheads headlining. Valiant Thor

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also played. They opened up the
show and Clutch was second, so it's

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a killer line of nice Anyways,
I'm first in line. I get there

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early. I'm up on the barricade
and shit, and there's this asshole to

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the right of me. I'm a
kid, dude, asshold of riding and

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his wife and he's got his elbow
like buried in my little kid's side.

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Ude trying to like, you know, fucking pull rank on the barricade.

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So I'm not forgetting that, and
so I have something under my foot the

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whole fucking shit. Halfway through the
show, I've decided what the fuck is

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it that I'm standing on. I
shit, you not, dude, I

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fucking pull out a Motorhead stick.
It's a Motorhead drumstick signed by Nicky.

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Come to find out, the second
I picked this drumstick up, the dude

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to the right of me, the
asshole. He realizes it. Him and

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his girlfriend had VIP passes to go
and do a meet and greet with the

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band, and she got that stick
signed. Well guess he went home with

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that stick. Me, motherfucker be
nintigs. Next time, name three Motorhead

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songs right now, fucking born to
lose Asus spades. I mean those are

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all the easy ones. I ain't
no nice guy. That's a deep cut.

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I ain't no nice guy anymore.
Dude. That's one song by Lemmy

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that'll make a grown man cry.
Okay, So should we do some Lemmy

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trivia questions then? Okay? So
first of all, I just want to

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make you a pissed off at me. I used to hang out with Lemmy

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at the Rainbow Whones. I'm fifteen
years old. So who did he date

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that used to perform on stage and
wear no top and have the lights hawkwinds

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and the hawkwind man Nope, and
the lights would melt off. That she

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used to put shaving cream on her
breasts, and then that the lights would

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melt it off and she'd get arrested
like Jim Morrison, like all the time.

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This is somebody who let me date. It let me dated, and

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I'm not gonna lie, dude.
Lemmy wasn't known for having girlfriend's brother.

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You guys never hit an quitting it. She's the most famous punk rock chick

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ever. I'm gonna go ahead and
say that I don't know the answer to

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that question anybody else most I only
know the topless chick from Hawkwind, Lemmy's

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first Bandy. No, I don't
know Jon and Blank Wendy O Williams of

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the Plasmatics. Dude, Yeah,
I am such a piece of shit.

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You made me feel dumb, yo. So here's what's funny. We got

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Amigo to devil here. And so
Mike Wall sucks up and says, meet

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Dave Girl, because we were talking
about the whole Dave Girl thing. And

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I look up. I'm like,
I'm like, holy fuck, it is

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Dave Growl. Hey, say,
what's up to everybody? Fresh pots.

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You missed the beginning of Mego where
I was at lower than life when I

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had my long hair and the security
guards came up to me and were asking

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me for a grafts. I didn't
know why, and they all thought it

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was Dave Grol. You know what, now we could really fuck with him.

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Sorry, Hey, Amigo, you
can interrupt a time. I love

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it. I love it. See, so now I got you on two

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trivia questions. That's terrible. What
kind of musicians are you? I didn't

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volunteer for any of this, by
the way, I'm pretty alright you're proud

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about it. And then I just
took a dive. Yeah, gotta hit

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you one more question. You embarrass
me again? Dude? How many embarrass

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us? Okay? So tell me
those gloves have to do with a band?

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No, man, I like everybody
else in a hard working industry.

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You know, before you go to
work, you fucking what do you do?

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You put your gloves on? You
know, If I'm being completely honesty,

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I gotta be straight up. My
dad's a musician. He's you know,

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the whole one that got me into
this, and I straight up stole

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this look from him. Man,
So this is kind of a nod to

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my father, you know, to
remember where I've came from and look to

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where I'm going. And so I
put these gloves on when I'm ready to

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go out and go to fucking work. Dude. It gets me in that

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that headspace. So now do you
know why I said that? Why is

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up? Okay? So there's this
Metallica song called the Four Horsemen. Yeah,

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yeah, familiar that was originally not
the Four Horsemen. That is a

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mega song because Dave wrote it called
the Mechanics shut Up spelled the same way.

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Really Yeah, see that like shout
out, shut out. You gonna

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have to go home and do some
homework. I guess, okay, yeah,

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I Unfortunately I can't say publicly which
bands I do and don't like.

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It'll make people hate me. So
tell everybody how they can connect to you,

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guys on solcials. Check out your
tour dates, buy your merch because

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that's most important. Moonfever Official on
everything, We're on everything, you'll find

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us. It's all there, all
the things you're looking for. Moonfever Official.

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That's right. Have you ever performed
at a drum circle, a full

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moon drum circle? I used to
work at Guitar Center if that's close enough.

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If you're in a fucker that sold
me the Bad Task Cam. Yeah

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you didn't buy the PC. Dude, that's wrong with you. You're fucked,

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brother, You're fucked. Yeah,
you didn't want that two years anything

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else you want to let the listeners
know about that? They should look out

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for from you guys. Except you'll
be at Song Temple next week. Song

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Temple baby on tour with Goodbye June
love those boys canting me back up.

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We're just doing the thing. I
don't know. Just look for us.

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We're around now. That makes sense
now because Amigo interrupted this interview. Every

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interview I have that good boy June
is ever at the festival, they'll come

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up to me and they'll be like, in the middle of interview, Hey,

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what's up, pipe Man. Oh
they're cool as ship, so that

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we would go out with them.
Yeah, we love Amigo as well.

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Yeah, dude, we don't.
We don't. We don't scrive from greatness.

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Dude, come on. And also
I think to end the interview too.

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Fucking thank you man, Thanks,
thank you pipe Man for fucking giving

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us a killer interview. We had
a great time with you. Well,

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thank you for giving me to compliment
because to me, this is the most

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fun part of an artist job,
because you've got a bunch of people give

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an interviews like that. How'd you
get your band name? Nah, dude,

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don't don't fuck that. Anybody's got
a problem with this, man.

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This is all part of the job, and this is why we do it.

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Man, this is I love it. But I love that you had

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fun because that that means I achieved
my goal. Absolutely. Yes, thank

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you, mister Pipe. Yes,
mister Pipe, a moment of your time.

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Thank you, brother, really appreciate
it. Thank you for performing Welcome

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to Rockville and being so bad as
happy to be here. Brother. Thanks

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for being on the adventures Pipe Man
make our hearts well, you make my

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heart fall by just fucking doing what
you do. Oh no, and the

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media almost and we're about to get
trampled by the media intent, So now

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it's the time to end the interview. Roll it. Thanks you, guys,

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
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