Sept. 7, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews NightWraith
Founding Member Benjamin Pitts of Nightwraith talks with Pipeman about New album Divergence releasing worldwide 9/13/2024 What's Life Records
Bringing in more 'film-score' type elements with the synthesizer tones
The band was formed in 2016 without...
Founding Member Benjamin Pitts of Nightwraith talks with Pipeman about New album Divergence releasing worldwide 9/13/2024 What's Life Records
Bringing in more 'film-score' type elements with the synthesizer tones
The band was formed in 2016 without any preconceived notion of genre, allowing them to develop their sound organically. "Gone are the days of trying to be the fastest or heaviest band," says Founding Member Benjamin Pitts
The music has rock guitar and organ tones
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Guest, who.
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Actually we were going to do this last week, but
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I was hanging to rock Lahoma, so we bumped it
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to post rock Lahoma and so let's welcome to the show,
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Ben from Night Wraith.
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How are you.
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I'm doing great, Thanks so much for having me. What's up?
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Puntnan Radio? Happy to be here.
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Nice. So now here's my first question.
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Yeah, how many press people that do interviews fuck up
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pronouncing your band name?
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Not too many.
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I feel like, like phonetically, it's it's not too hard
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to pronounce. You know that there's a lot of like
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black metal bands out there that have like names in
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different languages or you know, yeah, yeah, that'sn't That hasn't
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been a common.
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Issue because it's not unless you're familiar with the witcher,
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you're not really familiar with that, so I could see
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people say night wrath because that's what they would be
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used to in their brain.
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You know.
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Yeah, wrath is probably a more common word than wraith.
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I feel like wraith is sort of like a made
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up term almost, Yeah.
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Totally, totally.
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So tell us a little bit about your band, because
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you've evolved over the years. Yeah know, And really that's
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one thing I love that I know about you guys, evolving.
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It's like home thing. People really realize that musicians want
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to evolve.
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They don't want to be the same band you saw
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when they were paying playing their first shows. Although there's
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fans self included back in the eighties that you want
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them to.
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Only play long days, you know exactly.
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But to an artist, it's kind of like when you
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think you weren't even that good a lot of times
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and you haven't even really figured out where you wanted
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to be. You kind of grow album after album, and
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I think you finally got there with this new album
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coming out on the thirteenth, to where you really want
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the band to be as far as musically and you know,
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really fine tuned it.
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Am I right?
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Yeah, you're exactly right.
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You know, we've been a band for eight years now,
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and this is our third album, and it takes a
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long time to really like kind of like find your
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identity and like find your sound, and like, I'm happy
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with all of our recorded material, but this record record
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in particular, we finally like found what I think we
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always envisioned ourselves sounding like and presenting ourselves, Like we
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finally like kind of achieved that and have like a
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very just like defined sound on this.
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I love it.
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And you know, one thing I saw a quote from
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you actually that I really dug okay, especially again coming
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from the beginning, like the beginning of death metal and
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pretty much most metal. You know, I am from those
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days where it's like you have to be faster and heavier,
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and every band had to be faster and heavier, and
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for us it was like that. And it's so funny
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too because my best bro since like thirteen years old.
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Actually unfortunately he passed last September, but his birthday is
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the day that you're releasing the album.
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Oh, Friday the thirteenth.
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Yeah, yeah, so he it tears to him, right, and
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so but I remember a couple of years ago, we
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were like riding down the road playing some music. He's like,
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I think it was Venom I was playing. He's like,
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wasn't this faster back then? I'm like, we thought it was,
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but then music today that makes that look slow.
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Yeah. Yeah, that's a really good point, right, you.
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Know it's like what you think is faster, what you
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think is heavier, Like to us back then, Venom was like,
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oh my god, that's the fastest, heaviest stuff there.
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Or like when Ride the Lightning came out, that was
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like the most intense, like distorted guitar tone anyone had
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ever heard up until then.
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Now you want to hear something funny since you brought
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that up. So I'm one of those first twenty five
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fans of Metallic because I went to a first show
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that we hated. When the Black album came out, we're
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like posers sellouts.
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But it's funny.
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When Ride the Lightning came out, we all said, if
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you took fight Fire with Fire and took it off
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of Ride to Lightning and put it on Kill Mall
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and took Jump in the Fire and put it on
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Ride the Lightning Kill Mall was the most perfect metal
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album ever in history.
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Yeah that's what we said then.
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Yeah, totally interesting right.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, I wish I gets our player Igor
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was here because he's an older dude and he grew
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up through all that as well. I think you'd have
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a lot in common with that. We've talked about the
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Black album specifically, and he has some he has some
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interesting opinions on it too, but they're mixed. They're they're
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like good ad. He's like the production is insane. But yeah,
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everyone was just kind of bummed that. You know, we
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thought it was like kind of a sell out record.
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But again, back to your earlier point, that's what bands
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want to do. As an artist, you want to evolve,
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and you know how boring would it be if you
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just made write the Lightning over and over again.
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No doubt, no doubt.
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And you know, it's actually rather funny because I remember
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watching Kirk on that Metal Show ranking all the Metallica
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albums and he ranked my favorite as his least favorite.
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Right, and that's kill them all?
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Yeah, you know, but.
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Even James, he says, I don't get it. Like, you know,
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they play Seeking Destroy at the San Jose Shark games
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and he's like, why they use my original version? I
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didn't even know how to sing. I sucked I'd rather
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they play an updated version when I learned to sing, Yeah,
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you know, And that says it all right there, because
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I loved his voice back then he didn't really love
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his voice and even like, okay, so bring me to
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Rise and Guy a lot of flak over the past
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few years and the shit they're putting out, and Ali
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said in an interview, and what's brilliant. He's like, why
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do I want to write the same song over and
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over again?
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Yeah?
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You know, so it would be boring for an artist.
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You know, after a certain level, you probably have to
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do some type of obligation to your fan base. But
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we're nowhere near that level, so we feel like kind
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of do whatever we want musically. So it's really fun.
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And I think it's pretty cool that in this album
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you're bringing stuff like film score elements and synthesize or
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tones and stuff like that. The film score really got
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me because it made me think immediately of Danny Elfman.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, so we love all those composers. We kind of
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like compare our style more to like John Carpenter films
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and stuff, because we love like the eighties, like sci
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fi and horror, but like all the synthesizer tones that
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you'll you'll hear in those films. We we tried to
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kind of like simulate that tone in what we did
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with with our new album Divergence.
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And you know, it's funny.
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I think Black Sabbath, a lot of our music would
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be perfect for film scores. Yeah right, you know, so
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it just makes sense to me.
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Or to bring film score into heavy metal, you know,
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yeah exactly, because like some black belt bands do that,
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like the bigger like some phonic blackmel bands will record
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with like a philharmonic or something and get a lot
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of like make it sound like a huge production, and
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that that's kind of film scory too. Yeah, only we
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really just love that like eighties like horror Vibe, you know.
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Oh yeah, so that was really fun to kind of
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like bring it and try to write like with that
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in mind.
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Absolutely. And I also like the fact, okay that from
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from one of your your quotes is.
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About the fact of.
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You know, not picking a genre right from the beginning.
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Like to me, I hate genres. Genres are for the
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record labels. They're not for all of us, you know,
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And I think it boxes an artist in you know,
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And I come from the gatekeeping days of like, oh,
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you can't listen to that kind of metal, you can
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only listen to this kind of metal, and it's frankly,
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it's stupid. Just listen to what you like, play what
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you like. You know, there shouldn't be a rules. There
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shouldn't be a genre borders.
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I call it. That's what I call it, genre border Like.
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He said that, I literally like pictured a box in
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my mind.
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Right exactly, and so even the fact of Okay, so
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I have a I have a fun story for you
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and a trivia question for you, so I know also
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you have some you kind of like have some influence
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from bands like Blue Oyster Cult okay, which not many
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metal bands would say, but I think it's not a
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far stretch number one. But here's my trivia question. First,
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then the story. What is Blue Oyster Cult original band name?
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Oh god, I I knew this at one point, but
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it's been a long day at work, and uh, I'm
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a little fried at the moment, and I have no idea.
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Okay, so check it out. One day in my twenties,
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and there's this place in New Jersey. I lived in
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New Jersey and there's a place called Art Stuck's playpen
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and bands would play their old time. So one night
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I'm driving by and on the Marquee there's this band playing.
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I'm like, all right, I'll go check it out.
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You know.
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It's this little club, dive club. And I walk in
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and there's this band playing this song that's really familiar
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to me. And then I look and I'm like, holy shit,
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it's Blue Oyster Cold. And they were performing under their name.
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That was their original name, but that's what they used
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when they would play in clubs before going on tour.
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You know how a lot of bands will play a
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club before they go on tour and warm up and
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issues like the eighth name or something like that. So
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their original name, which is what was up on the
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Marquee soft White underbelly.
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Yes, that's right, Software underbelly.
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Right, Yeah, So there you have it. So that's I fair.
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I share that with you, and and I love doing
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trivia questions because sometimes stuff like that people are like,
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oh shit, what was that? So that brings me something else.
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What is the worst interview question you've ever had?
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Oh?
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I never really got like bad interview questions, but sometimes
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they can be a little like typical, you know, like, yeah,
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I'm in the middle of a pr cycle now, and
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I you know, everyone always asks about like your opinion
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on the current state of the music industry, which I
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throat because it's like they have the scripted interview and
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it's metal. If you are a metal head, you don't
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