Sept. 13, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Nova Rex at Rocklahoma 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Nova Rex at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band compare festivals to start the interview and discuss what makes Rocklahoma so special. The band discusses their influences and...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Nova Rex at Rocklahoma. Pipeman and the band compare festivals to start the interview and discuss what makes Rocklahoma so special. The band discusses their influences and inspirations and how they helped to form their own original sound. Pipeman and Nova Rex get nostalgic about the origins of thrash and punk and compare how the music scene was back in the day compared to now. The band's latest release “Time Is Up For You” is out now and their new document “Nova Rex: Ain’t Easy Staying Cheesy” will be available next month on Prime Video.
The Adventures of Pipeman Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he The Pipeman Radio Tour to Life right before your ears and eyes.
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- The Adventures of Pipeman
- Pipeman Radio
- Pipeman in the Pit
- Positively Pipeman
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Visit Pipeman Radio on the Web at theadventuresofpipeman.com, pipemanradio.com, w4cy.com, talk4tv.com, talk4podcasting.com
Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
Email Contact – dean@talk4media.com
The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
The Adventures of Pipeman TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).
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Hey, you listen to such sure, I'm from see why you wake up
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America. It's time for the adventure. So pipe Man on W four cydi
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com West pom Beats is number one
Internet radio station. Here's your host,
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the pipe Man. Don't think about
me, She'll storry about you. You're
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always sticking your nose in what I'm
trying to do. Stop telling me off,
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start turning me off. It is
the pipe Man here on the Adventures
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pipe Man W four c Why Radio, and I'm here with Kenny Walkerson,
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mister saw bladehead from Nova Ruks.
Yes, yes, we are rock at
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Rock Olahoma. Great gig right.
I love this festival. Now have you
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how many years have you been here? In a row two? It's funny,
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I've been improved for like twelve years, but I always had another festival
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that was at the same time bigger
than Rock Oklahoma. Yeah, well it
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was another DWP festival. And see
now this is a DWP festival used to
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be so yeah, and that's why
it took me so long to get back.
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Right right now that I've been here, right, there ain't any other
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festival that conflicts that I'll take.
I'm always to be here have you been
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to take Camp Crown. I'm not
not personal. I mean I've drove by
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it, but I've never over there. All right, So, like they
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have a big bus out there where
they built a deck on top of the
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bus, and it's like this whole
big party and everybody goes up on the
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deck. So why are we Why
are we here right now? Why are
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we not at the camp? They're
probably sleeping. Why didn't you move all
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the media over there? I know, right that's where it should be,
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That's where the party. I will
say that this is my first time here
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at Ockklahoma. I've been up on
the rock Field many times, and I
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will say this as soon as I
walked in and had this much more fun
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atmosphere than Rockville. I love rock
fields, and you know I'm from Florida
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too, so I love Rockville.
But I would even take this over Rockville,
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even though I only have to drive
like three hours to get the Rockville.
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Different energy, isn't it? Yeah? I live it down by whits
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Palm. Oh oh especially, yes, I knew that, see that he's
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smarter than me. Pipe Man's did
and you know Rockville's now at the Daytona
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Speedway. I drove my jeep on
the Daytona Speedway. Well that's not I
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had a delivered stuff for Ray from
Corn and I got to go on.
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They're doing like twenty five miles an
hour. Like, man, that's a
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pretty step little incline there. You
don't see it on TV. It's like
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straight up and down. I was
telling Christine up there last and the last
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one. I'm like, hey,
I got my skateboard my jeep. You
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think I'll lose my credential if I
go skateboard? You would. I've been
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there several times actually on the Daytona
five hindred. I know a couple of
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drivers and stuff. So it's a
good it's a good time. That's a
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rock and roll crowd. Man,
Oh it's a great crowd. Now do
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you like it? Did you go
up to Jacksonville when it was up there?
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Now? Do you like? I've
done Rockville for like ten or no,
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since like two thousand and ten.
What which which location do you like
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better? Well? I live closer
to Daytona, so say no more.
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You know, but Jacksonville was cool. But I don't know, it's just
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a different vibe. I don't know
if it's one I liked better than the
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other. Just different. That's what
I've heard. That's why I had to
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ask you. I do like it
from a press point of view because I
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get the park, in the in
the garage, you know, like this
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race card ding it. Yeah,
Jacksonville seemed to be spread out a lot
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more than they totally, totally,
so that's also great for press. I
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don't have to walk ten million miles, you know. Uh, but here,
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like this campground. I do all
the festivals and us UKU Europe,
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the camping here bar none is the
ship Yeah, this is the ship man.
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They have a stripper. This is
perfect for you guys. You should
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play there. They have a strip
club camp site. Nice. I like
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that. Yeah. So now you're
talking to boys that have been the Sturgeons
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a couple of times, so right, right exactly, that's you know,
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we got listen everywhere you go,
it's same thing, you know, show
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your boobs to get beads, show
your boobs to get a shot. I
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love it. They have bars,
camp sites with bars. They don't charge,
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they just give it out. So
you know, so we're definitely stopping
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there on the way out, I
know, right, I am. You
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know, Oh, it's definitely a
good time. Man. So what's been
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your favorite band so far at Oklahoma? So that's always a tough one,
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you know, because I just love
all live music. But I would have
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to say, I mean, I
wouldn't calling you. I was no,
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no, no, I would just
have to say, I'm shocked to answer
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this way. Lim Biscuit, all
right, And I'm not like a huge
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limb Biscuit dude. We had a
good time, but I mean he did.
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He went out in the crowd and
like it was funny because all the
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g and guar is always a good
show. Yeah, you know, but
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you know, side stage for a
lot of the gigs and then up above
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for Bush. You know, like
that same stage has the up above that
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was pretty cool, like looking down, okay, but for limb Biscuit,
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I just went up in that pit
area right oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I just love how he was.
He's so directed on us. He
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was fucking with the other bands's friends
with like Sunny from Pod was on side.
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He yells out, all merch for
Pod is free. Now yeah,
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that was always having a good time, right exactly. And then but then
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he walked out and went through the
whole crowd and he was like, what
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is with this mini pitch shit?
Like, does anybody here know to have
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a mosh pit? Right? That's
cool? So I like to calling out
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shit that just off the coff Yeah, it was cool. How about who
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do you want to see? Honestly, honestly, Uh, probably Pantera?
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Yeah, I saw them too,
And let me tell you something. Before
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I saw them at one of the
other festivals, I was like, I
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wasn't really on board with the idea, you know, like because it's two
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studs right right, right right,
So like, okay, do a tribute
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by calling it Pantera. That was
my thought process. But after seeing them,
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I'm like, you know, they
did the boys righteous, you know,
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they made it like about them,
not about you know, it was
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and they were spot on. And
Zach Zach Wilde kills it obviously, you
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know, and Charlie's a great drummer
too, and they were both like hand
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picked. Oh I'm sure of who
Dime and Vinnie would actually want big No,
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Well, that's big freaking boost to
field. That's like taking uh you
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know, Eddie and Alex Haylan.
How are you gonna replace with those two
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guys? Exactly? I mean,
seriously, I'll tell you. Who else
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was really good speaking of that last
night was Steven Adler. Yeah, the
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dude that sang sorry Axel, but
today he was better than you. I
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mean he was spawn on. So
there you go. It's nice to have
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young guys come and sing for you. Yeah right, Matt, are you
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gonna go into the Pantera pit?
Right? I'm ready for some Pantera.
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Oh yeah, what's your favorite Pantera
song? Well, I mean, obviously
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the one everybody knows walk. Yeah. Well, I was telling I was
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telling Sean a story about Pantera.
Back in early nineties. I went into
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a bar in Indianapolis and it was
a Wednesday night. It was five dollars
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covered. It was freaking Pantera.
Wow. It was just out of the
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blue. I've seen him for the
first time ever. Didn't even really know
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the band, believe it or not. Right, it's early nineties, and
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I just remember the singer coming out
and doing that pose where he freezes right
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right. Yeah, man, Pantera
makes you want to either a punch somebody
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or something, right right. I
love it when it shows emotions. Here's
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a great one. And you're Florida
boys. Okay, So do you know
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the club called or bar called Cheers
in Fort Laurdale. Yeah, it's like
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this little place they do karaoke that's
metal and punk called scary Oke and okay,
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okay. So I'm dating this girl
was several years ago, and she's
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outside. She's like, man,
I'm at cheers and they have this great
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Maiden cover band plan and then she
walks inside and she calls me. She's
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like, it's them. Oh,
they're there. Yeah, because Nico lives
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in Boca. He has a restaurant
in Boca. So that was like the
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warm up show to go on tour. Well, listen, I've lived in
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Florida thirty years, and I lived
in la for five right back in the
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eighties. I lived there in the
eighties. I lived basically on I didn't
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live live. I lived on the
Sunset Strip actually, like I didn't go
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home. I slip in my car
for two months one time out there between
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houses. But we were too the
Bank of Hollywood, across from the Chinese
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Theater. Then I was one street
over. That's where I lived nice and
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then I spent a cup But I
spent five years between eighty seven and ninety
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two. See, I was there, re ready for this, Ye.
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My dad moved me to California,
nineteen eighty perfect. I mean like you
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couldn't plan that more perfectly. You
were there a perfect time. I saw
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a Crew before Dave and and an
album when they were like horror punk,
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and I remember it was the first
club gig I ever went to, and
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I was like, I'm never going
to a real concert again. Yeah,
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and that started me going every Friday
and Saturday night to Sunset Strip to some
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club. Well, you know,
you know, you know what bands I
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missed was Razor X with Paul Gilbert
were playing the Strip back down yea yea
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King's X. Yeah, because they
were always playing right, weren't just got
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signed back then? Yeah, they
were the brand new band. So and
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then all that Rat well yeah,
Rat Poison great Way was one of the
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first gigs after Crew I went.
It was Halloween, Wasp, Armored Saint
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and Headshaker and I just remember.
Okay, So there was this record store
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in the valley called OZ Records,
and we used to go in there and
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the record store clerkis always show us
like the gigs that were going on the
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albums. It was Brian Slagel of
the Metal Blade. That's when he started
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Metal Blade. You know how brilliant. He fucking was working at the local
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record store where all us metal heads
went. He's like, here, check
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out this go this gig. I'm
Halloween. It's a great band, and
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I'm looking at it. I'm like, fuck, that looks cool. I'm
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going. You know, back then, how it was you didn't get the
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list of music first, You pick
based on how they looked. Oh dude,
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you're talking to I'm still running game
on that, right. So now,
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I mean, now I know the
deal. I remember going out there
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and seeing Diamond Dave do uh Paradise
was that the name of the album,
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Skyscraper Okay? And he the song
Paradise right, and he did two blondes
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and him and they were in obviously
bikinis, and they shut down Sunset Strip
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by Tower Records. I did a
whole like a mountaintop on top of it,
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and he climbed off of it.
You know, I mean this crazy
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shit used to do. Yeah.
So I used to hang at the Troubadour
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a lot, and I used to
hang there with like Nicki six and Eddie
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Van Halen and they would sit there
against the wall and they'd just be every
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girl walked by, slut whore,
yeah, Cohn, Yeah, bitch,
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and then one of them would go
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I know this came man, we
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honestly, well for my post party
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so funny you should say that,
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this weekend. When I go to
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fuck did I get in there?
I was like fifteen sixteens of old.
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Oh that's right. I was walking
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with Montley Crewe, you know,
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one of the other clubs, Ghazaris, the Whiskey, Roxy, whatever,
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and then you just left with the
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Yeah. Yeah, And it's like
like you get that, get that cheapass
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piece of fifteen sixteen years old.
I'm like, holy shit. When I
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you had to hang out with the
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in with well, I got him, trust me. You come out there
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fighting with Stephen piercing his girlfriend,
you know what I mean? Oh yeah,
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trying to pick her up. I
love that. I love that.
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Good listen. I was, you
know how the gatekeepers were so yes,
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I went to Metallica's first show ever, Slayer's first show ever. So after
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that I wasn't allowed to like any
of the hair metal bars glam. My
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friends were like, uh, dude, you need to burn that Montley Cruise
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ship Man. And that was a
great album though, I know, right,
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I mean that was pretty good.
It was. It was it would
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be. They would be in the
audience, turned around, middle finger up
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in the air without the Metallica you
know, cut off Jeene Jean Jackins is
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somebody that I remember being those shows. Yeah, they were brutal. Yes
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you would. Uh if somebody had
a Motley Cruie shirt on a Slayer gig,
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you would rip the shirt off of
them, throw it up to Tom
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and he would burn it on stage. Them days are all kind of over.
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It was a good time though,
it was. It was. It
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was great time. I was there
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Yeah, that was did you did you
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remember Motley cru when they used to
load in their own gear and they would
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wear a surgical mask and surgical outfits
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their own gear and then they'd take
it off and come back on stage.
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I know, yeah, right,
they had some great ideas and the masters
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at promotion. There wasn't a telephone
pole in la that. Jenny Lane was
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pretty good too, Yeah, he
totally was. I mean he was still
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out there doing it when I was
there. Yeah, they were all.
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That was a thing. I like
that better man, It was so cool
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that it's different. I try to
explain to my guys. I'm like,
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there's bands that you wonder how they
got as big as they did, right,
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But what it is, it's hard
to find four dudes that have the
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same mindset that want to hustle.
Yeah, because if you have one guy,
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it's weak. It's gonna be a
link in your chain, and it's
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too tough out there, just to
you know what I mean totally. So,
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So what I'm saying is even though
Jennie Lane was a hustler, because
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I seen him hustle, so where
the other guys of the band? Right,
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you know what I mean? It's
a certain level anyways, and you
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know how it is, it takes
twenty years to become an overnight success.
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Like you take a band like Metallica. They ate belowne these sandwiches with no
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Bread, shared a room with four
other bands for like ten years. But
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people will just think of where they
are now, ye know, doing shows
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with Carrie Underwood. Yeah yeah,
yeah, I mean just you know what
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flips me out the most. We're
going back is Iced Team. Oh yeah,
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yeah, so I remember cop Killer
and all that I was in La
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right, so that whole cop Killer
album, hardcore, thug, you know
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whatever. Right, and now he
does yoga and sells cheerios. I know,
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right, But have you checked that
body Count which was his band back
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then too, But it's a total
like thrash metal band now, oh yeah,
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and they're badass, like they play. They play a cover of Slayer
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and they play a cover of Suicio. But they have their own stuff obviously.
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out there's a metal head. He's
my neighbor in Florida, Vanilla Ice.
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Bike Fast one and We played one
with Vanilla Vanilla Ice one time, and
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he's cool as shit. Like I
didn't think so at first, you know,
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I thought of eighties Vanilla Ice.
But when I when I met him,
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I was like, oh, okay, he's cool. You know he
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went through it right. Yeah.
Oh, living in Florida is not too
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bad because you got Brian Johnson,
Robin from Freaking Cheap Trick. Yeah,
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all them guys are. That's like's
like the third place. If you're not
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in Nashville or La, you're in
Florida. Yeah. The only problem with
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where I am posted where you are, right is nobody wants to come down
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there and play because it's too fucking
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We do. We have the same
issue with Cocoa Beach being now he
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lives down in like Tampa Saint Pete
Claarwater area. I love the Tampa venues.
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Man, My my venues near me, I hate them. Yeah,
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and I'm in Orlando area, right, but so I kind of do Daytona
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a lot. But then but like
for me to go to Coco or even
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Lauderdale, the crowd that's over there
stays there. They do people and Cocoa
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will not come to Daytona, so
you're just stuck that way. Same with
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Lauderdale. But Lauderdale you just have
a lot of good clubs. Though the
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problem with Lauderdale now is the people
like that are the gatekeepers at the club
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for you know, your credentials and
stuff. They act like they're godan It's
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like, dude, it's just a
little club man. Well they don't know
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any better, right, right,
You just you just go, oh,
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bless your heart, right exact.
And see that's why I like the Tampa
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venues because they're not like that at
all. They're totally chill and cool,
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and they really always kind of been
like that though, right. I mean,
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I moved to Florida and eighty five
with with no Brex and we were
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here. We were in Florida for
about a year and a half and then
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I moved to la and did that
run. But I was I getting Florida
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back then. I mean, I
had all so many clubs. Well,
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he had the Button South, right, dude. You had the Pier in
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Daytona Beach, you had the Crown
in Bringington, you had Club nineteen and
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clear Water, Saint Pete or whatever
is that the Rocket Club, the Rocket
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Club, Nice Obs or ops or
whatever the hell that was in Daytona.
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And we had a lot of cool
ones in South Florida. We had spring
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and break laid. That's why I
came to Florida for spring break. Yeah,
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but no, it's Florida has always
been a good to us, you
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know. I mean, i'm i'm
I was born in Indiana. What speaking
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of that, just for fun,
uh, September twentieth, I was up
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at Indiana about a month ago to
visit my mom. And the Indiana State
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Museum has been there since eighteen ninety. Over three hundred thousand people go through
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their year and they're putting a whole
display of nov X and myself wow in
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the museum on the twentieth of September
with Mellencamp, Axel Rose and David David,
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davidly Roth, Wow and David Letterman. I was trying to get him
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out too. But yeah, you
know, you know what's cool though,
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you guys have so much freaking accolades
of like all that documentaries that a documentary
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like you have way more of that
like accolades, recognition documentary, all that
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stuff than any of those sunset strip
bands, dude, I worked really hard
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at it. It's a lot of
ways. You know what happens is uh
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not, you know it too.
Not everybody's gonna come walk to your table,
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right, but I will, right
because I got something to sell there.
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That's why I do it, you
know what I mean. And I
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think it just comes from my My
dad was a used car salesman. He
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has own he had his own car
lot, you know what I mean.
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Nice, So I think like I've
been a salesperson since I'm eleven years old
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because my dad was an original tin
man. Oh cool, yeah right,
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yeah, so he he was definitely
a salesman, wow to the very end.
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No. But basically what we have
coming up was we got that new
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doc nover X Ain't Easy Staying Cheesy
a be available next month on Prime Video.
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I thought it was coming out a
couple of days ago, but they
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just pushed it back in another thirty
days. And so I'll get you a
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date as soon as I find out. But it's in the queue, dude.
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I mean, I've seen all the
paperwork. I sent this thing off
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back in to Prime back in like
February. Yeah, they're tough to take
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through the red tape. But there's
a lot of going on and now with
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the writers strike two that shut a
lot of stuff down, believe it or
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not. So you gotta check this
out. I'm gonna have to hook you
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up. I did. I was
just at Bloodstock Festival in the UK.
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I know that one. And there's
this new thing out called thunder Flicks.
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It's like Netflix, but it's only
metal nice so like your documentaries and all
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your ship could go on there well
and get paid. Yeah, well I'm
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supposed to get paid, but you
know how that goes when the company it's
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like album it's like get paid by
record companies' right, no difference. But
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the thing about the Prime Videos they
have two hundred and twenty million subscribers.
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I think we're gonna getting invaded.
Oh yeah, there you go here,
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you know what you gotta do?
What's that say? Fuck Shawn Nations supposed
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to tell you to fuck off?
For some reason? Look at his shirt?
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Oh there you go. He's a
band. It's called even in Death
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and that's become the mantra. He's
sewn and everybody says fuck Sewn Nation.
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Shn Hey, at least they got
your name right, kind of well,
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cool, man. Yeah, so
tell everybody how they can connect you and
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get all your merch and socials and
check out the documentaries and all that stuff.
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Oh the whole spill. Well,
just go to Novacks rocks on everything
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that's on all the social media platforms
and as far as again, as far
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as the doc just follow us on
Facebook is a good one to follow us
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on because I'm kind of old and
I stay on Facebook. My my my
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kid makes fun of me. It's
in somebody. One of the other media
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people here follow me on Instagram this
morning and I messaged her like friend me
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on Facebook. Two. I removed
all friends to fit you in there,
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right, because I prefer the Facebook
like, especially pictures. I know,
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I'm a fucking al photo albums on
there. The Instagram's more work. It
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is way more work. I think. I gotta take pictures and look good
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and I'm happy this is not on
camera right now, Booker sticking out of
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my nose. You gotta have a
face for radio show, and you do,
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but you know a great face for
radio. Bless your heart, bless
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you. Yeah, So, Sean, what do you want to say at
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the end here, I'm from New
York. We just say fuck you I
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know right, trust me, I've
been there. I want to say,
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Chuck Funck, fuck Sean Nations and
great Senior and uh and hopefully you will
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have to see each other in Florida. Man, Oh, definite. We're
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always playing Leesburg or Bike Fast or
Yeah. We'll keep in touch for gigs
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that you're doing in Florida because we've
been We go. We come to Lauderdale
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everyone once in a while, a
couple a couple of times a year,
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we get down there. We did
that Cheers bar during there was Yes,
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we did really right before they you
guys said it was a pre already we
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did the pre party before the crews
head it out. That's absolutely true.
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Wow, I remember, I just
remember because he told me. But yeah,
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we played darts and played at the
same time. Nice. I don't
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know. I barely remember the place. I thought, well, listen,
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it's kind of like the Sunset strip. If you remember it, you weren't
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really exactly. Well, you guys
fucking rock Thanks man, and everybody.
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That's let's say, on my show
right now, unless they go check out
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your stuff and buy your merch,
I can't listen anymore exactly, and check
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out our new video. Time is
up for you just broke one hundred thousand,
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and it's a great song. I
was just checking that out too,
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right, it is badass. Thank
you. I'm always in awe of ours
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like you that I've been doing this
forever and still can write great songs because
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I think, like, how do
you not run out of well, you
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know, the hardest thing is to
stay true to that whole scene. You
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know, somebody said, because in
that video we set the car on fire
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and we got all this stuff right. And there's somebody called rope Or texted
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me and said, hey man,
that looks like an eighties metal video,
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and I'm like, perfect, thank
you, That's what I was working at.
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What else you want? There's the
compliment. I like sometimes all the
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cheesy shit too, Like even you
take some of the sci fi stuff that
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they remake, I'm like, no, you just ruined it. It was
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a lot cooler what it was cheesy. It's like, you know, fire
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and rock videos is like bacon.
You can just never have enough. So
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that's right, he's the pyro g
I love it. I'm I'm a pyro
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and I love that tat too.
That's badass. That's like I'm gonna even
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though that's not what it is.
What I'm seeing is Megadeth meats Rock Oklahoma.
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You have been doing this for a
while, right, It's been a
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pleasure. Appreciate you. Hey,
it's Kenny Wokerson, mister sault Bladehead from
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Novah Rex and you're listening to pipe
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Hey, you listen to such sure, I'm from see why you wake up
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the pipe Man. Don't think about
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always sticking your nose in what I'm
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the pipe Man here on the Adventures
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pipe Man W four c Why Radio, and I'm here with Kenny Walkerson,
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mister saw bladehead from Nova Ruks.
Yes, yes, we are rock at
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Rock Olahoma. Great gig right.
I love this festival. Now have you
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how many years have you been here? In a row two? It's funny,
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I've been improved for like twelve years, but I always had another festival
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that was at the same time bigger
than Rock Oklahoma. Yeah, well it
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was another DWP festival. And see
now this is a DWP festival used to
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be so yeah, and that's why
it took me so long to get back.
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Right right now that I've been here, right, there ain't any other
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festival that conflicts that I'll take.
I'm always to be here have you been
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to take Camp Crown. I'm not
not personal. I mean I've drove by
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it, but I've never over there. All right, So, like they
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have a big bus out there where
they built a deck on top of the
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bus, and it's like this whole
big party and everybody goes up on the
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deck. So why are we Why
are we here right now? Why are
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we not at the camp? They're
probably sleeping. Why didn't you move all
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the media over there? I know, right that's where it should be,
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That's where the party. I will
say that this is my first time here
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at Ockklahoma. I've been up on
the rock Field many times, and I
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will say this as soon as I
walked in and had this much more fun
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atmosphere than Rockville. I love rock
fields, and you know I'm from Florida
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too, so I love Rockville.
But I would even take this over Rockville,
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even though I only have to drive
like three hours to get the Rockville.
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Different energy, isn't it? Yeah? I live it down by whits
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Palm. Oh oh especially, yes, I knew that, see that he's
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smarter than me. Pipe Man's did
and you know Rockville's now at the Daytona
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Speedway. I drove my jeep on
the Daytona Speedway. Well that's not I
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had a delivered stuff for Ray from
Corn and I got to go on.
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They're doing like twenty five miles an
hour. Like, man, that's a
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pretty step little incline there. You
don't see it on TV. It's like
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straight up and down. I was
telling Christine up there last and the last
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one. I'm like, hey,
I got my skateboard my jeep. You
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think I'll lose my credential if I
go skateboard? You would. I've been
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there several times actually on the Daytona
five hindred. I know a couple of
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drivers and stuff. So it's a
good it's a good time. That's a
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rock and roll crowd. Man,
Oh it's a great crowd. Now do
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you like it? Did you go
up to Jacksonville when it was up there?
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Now? Do you like? I've
done Rockville for like ten or no,
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since like two thousand and ten.
What which which location do you like
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better? Well? I live closer
to Daytona, so say no more.
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You know, but Jacksonville was cool. But I don't know, it's just
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a different vibe. I don't know
if it's one I liked better than the
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other. Just different. That's what
I've heard. That's why I had to
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ask you. I do like it
from a press point of view because I
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get the park, in the in
the garage, you know, like this
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race card ding it. Yeah,
Jacksonville seemed to be spread out a lot
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more than they totally, totally,
so that's also great for press. I
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don't have to walk ten million miles, you know. Uh, but here,
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like this campground. I do all
the festivals and us UKU Europe,
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the camping here bar none is the
ship Yeah, this is the ship man.
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They have a stripper. This is
perfect for you guys. You should
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play there. They have a strip
club camp site. Nice. I like
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that. Yeah. So now you're
talking to boys that have been the Sturgeons
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a couple of times, so right, right exactly, that's you know,
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we got listen everywhere you go,
it's same thing, you know, show
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your boobs to get beads, show
your boobs to get a shot. I
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love it. They have bars,
camp sites with bars. They don't charge,
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they just give it out. So
you know, so we're definitely stopping
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there on the way out, I
know, right, I am. You
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know, Oh, it's definitely a
good time. Man. So what's been
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your favorite band so far at Oklahoma? So that's always a tough one,
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you know, because I just love
all live music. But I would have
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to say, I mean, I
wouldn't calling you. I was no,
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no, no, I would just
have to say, I'm shocked to answer
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this way. Lim Biscuit, all
right, And I'm not like a huge
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limb Biscuit dude. We had a
good time, but I mean he did.
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He went out in the crowd and
like it was funny because all the
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g and guar is always a good
show. Yeah, you know, but
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you know, side stage for a
lot of the gigs and then up above
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for Bush. You know, like
that same stage has the up above that
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was pretty cool, like looking down, okay, but for limb Biscuit,
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I just went up in that pit
area right oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I just love how he was.
He's so directed on us. He
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was fucking with the other bands's friends
with like Sunny from Pod was on side.
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He yells out, all merch for
Pod is free. Now yeah,
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that was always having a good time, right exactly. And then but then
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he walked out and went through the
whole crowd and he was like, what
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is with this mini pitch shit?
Like, does anybody here know to have
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a mosh pit? Right? That's
cool? So I like to calling out
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shit that just off the coff Yeah, it was cool. How about who
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do you want to see? Honestly, honestly, Uh, probably Pantera?
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Yeah, I saw them too,
And let me tell you something. Before
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I saw them at one of the
other festivals, I was like, I
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wasn't really on board with the idea, you know, like because it's two
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studs right right, right right,
So like, okay, do a tribute
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by calling it Pantera. That was
my thought process. But after seeing them,
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I'm like, you know, they
did the boys righteous, you know,
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they made it like about them,
not about you know, it was
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and they were spot on. And
Zach Zach Wilde kills it obviously, you
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know, and Charlie's a great drummer
too, and they were both like hand
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picked. Oh I'm sure of who
Dime and Vinnie would actually want big No,
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Well, that's big freaking boost to
field. That's like taking uh you
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know, Eddie and Alex Haylan.
How are you gonna replace with those two
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guys? Exactly? I mean,
seriously, I'll tell you. Who else
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was really good speaking of that last
night was Steven Adler. Yeah, the
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dude that sang sorry Axel, but
today he was better than you. I
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mean he was spawn on. So
there you go. It's nice to have
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young guys come and sing for you. Yeah right, Matt, are you
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gonna go into the Pantera pit?
Right? I'm ready for some Pantera.
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Oh yeah, what's your favorite Pantera
song? Well, I mean, obviously
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the one everybody knows walk. Yeah. Well, I was telling I was
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telling Sean a story about Pantera.
Back in early nineties. I went into
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a bar in Indianapolis and it was
a Wednesday night. It was five dollars
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covered. It was freaking Pantera.
Wow. It was just out of the
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blue. I've seen him for the
first time ever. Didn't even really know
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the band, believe it or not. Right, it's early nineties, and
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I just remember the singer coming out
and doing that pose where he freezes right
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right. Yeah, man, Pantera
makes you want to either a punch somebody
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or something, right right. I
love it when it shows emotions. Here's
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a great one. And you're Florida
boys. Okay, So do you know
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the club called or bar called Cheers
in Fort Laurdale. Yeah, it's like
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this little place they do karaoke that's
metal and punk called scary Oke and okay,
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okay. So I'm dating this girl
was several years ago, and she's
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outside. She's like, man,
I'm at cheers and they have this great
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Maiden cover band plan and then she
walks inside and she calls me. She's
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like, it's them. Oh,
they're there. Yeah, because Nico lives
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in Boca. He has a restaurant
in Boca. So that was like the
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warm up show to go on tour. Well, listen, I've lived in
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Florida thirty years, and I lived
in la for five right back in the
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eighties. I lived there in the
eighties. I lived basically on I didn't
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live live. I lived on the
Sunset Strip actually, like I didn't go
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home. I slip in my car
for two months one time out there between
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houses. But we were too the
Bank of Hollywood, across from the Chinese
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Theater. Then I was one street
over. That's where I lived nice and
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then I spent a cup But I
spent five years between eighty seven and ninety
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two. See, I was there, re ready for this, Ye.
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My dad moved me to California,
nineteen eighty perfect. I mean like you
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couldn't plan that more perfectly. You
were there a perfect time. I saw
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a Crew before Dave and and an
album when they were like horror punk,
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and I remember it was the first
club gig I ever went to, and
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I was like, I'm never going
to a real concert again. Yeah,
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and that started me going every Friday
and Saturday night to Sunset Strip to some
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club. Well, you know,
you know, you know what bands I
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missed was Razor X with Paul Gilbert
were playing the Strip back down yea yea
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King's X. Yeah, because they
were always playing right, weren't just got
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signed back then? Yeah, they
were the brand new band. So and
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then all that Rat well yeah,
Rat Poison great Way was one of the
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first gigs after Crew I went.
It was Halloween, Wasp, Armored Saint
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and Headshaker and I just remember.
Okay, So there was this record store
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in the valley called OZ Records,
and we used to go in there and
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the record store clerkis always show us
like the gigs that were going on the
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albums. It was Brian Slagel of
the Metal Blade. That's when he started
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Metal Blade. You know how brilliant. He fucking was working at the local
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record store where all us metal heads
went. He's like, here, check
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out this go this gig. I'm
Halloween. It's a great band, and
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I'm looking at it. I'm like, fuck, that looks cool. I'm
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going. You know, back then, how it was you didn't get the
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list of music first, You pick
based on how they looked. Oh dude,
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you're talking to I'm still running game
on that, right. So now,
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I mean, now I know the
deal. I remember going out there
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and seeing Diamond Dave do uh Paradise
was that the name of the album,
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Skyscraper Okay? And he the song
Paradise right, and he did two blondes
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and him and they were in obviously
bikinis, and they shut down Sunset Strip
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by Tower Records. I did a
whole like a mountaintop on top of it,
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and he climbed off of it.
You know, I mean this crazy
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shit used to do. Yeah.
So I used to hang at the Troubadour
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a lot, and I used to
hang there with like Nicki six and Eddie
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Van Halen and they would sit there
against the wall and they'd just be every
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girl walked by, slut whore,
yeah, Cohn, Yeah, bitch,
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and then one of them would go
back with them and get fucking bent.
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I know this came man, we
did. I was more into the Rainbow,
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honestly, well for my post party
and went, oh, so it's
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so funny you should say that,
because I've been talking about that a lot
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this weekend. When I go to
Rainbow now, I'm like, how the
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fuck did I get in there?
I was like fifteen sixteens of old.
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Oh that's right. I was walking
in with Lemmy or I was walking in
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with Montley Crewe, you know,
and you like you saw the band that
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one of the other clubs, Ghazaris, the Whiskey, Roxy, whatever,
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and then you just left with the
band and went over to the Rainbow.
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Yeah. Yeah, And it's like
like you get that, get that cheapass
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piece of fifteen sixteen years old.
I'm like, holy shit. When I
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when I moved out there, I
was only nineteen, right, So it
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took me a couple of years before
I could get into the bars. I
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had to sit outside the Rainbow had
section. Yeah yeah, see that's why
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you had to hang out with the
bands. Yeah, because he just walked
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in with well, I got him, trust me. You come out there
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fighting with Stephen piercing his girlfriend,
you know what I mean? Oh yeah,
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trying to pick her up. I
love that. I love that.
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Good listen. I was, you
know how the gatekeepers were so yes,
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I went to Metallica's first show ever, Slayer's first show ever. So after
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that I wasn't allowed to like any
of the hair metal bars glam. My
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friends were like, uh, dude, you need to burn that Montley Cruise
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ship Man. And that was a
great album though, I know, right,
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I mean that was pretty good.
It was. It was it would
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be. They would be in the
audience, turned around, middle finger up
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in the air without the Metallica you
know, cut off Jeene Jean Jackins is
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somebody that I remember being those shows. Yeah, they were brutal. Yes
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you would. Uh if somebody had
a Motley Cruie shirt on a Slayer gig,
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you would rip the shirt off of
them, throw it up to Tom
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and he would burn it on stage. Them days are all kind of over.
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It was a good time though,
it was. It was. It
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was great time. I was there
at that party when Vince left with Razzle
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to go on on far Right.
Yeah, that was did you did you
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remember Motley cru when they used to
load in their own gear and they would
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wear a surgical mask and surgical outfits
and they would come in and set up
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their own gear and then they'd take
it off and come back on stage.
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I know, yeah, right,
they had some great ideas and the masters
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at promotion. There wasn't a telephone
pole in la that. Jenny Lane was
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pretty good too, Yeah, he
totally was. I mean he was still
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out there doing it when I was
there. Yeah, they were all.
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That was a thing. I like
that better man, It was so cool
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that it's different. I try to
explain to my guys. I'm like,
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there's bands that you wonder how they
got as big as they did, right,
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But what it is, it's hard
to find four dudes that have the
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same mindset that want to hustle.
Yeah, because if you have one guy,
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it's weak. It's gonna be a
link in your chain, and it's
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too tough out there, just to
you know what I mean totally. So,
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So what I'm saying is even though
Jennie Lane was a hustler, because
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I seen him hustle, so where
the other guys of the band? Right,
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you know what I mean? It's
a certain level anyways, and you
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know how it is, it takes
twenty years to become an overnight success.
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Like you take a band like Metallica. They ate belowne these sandwiches with no
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Bread, shared a room with four
other bands for like ten years. But
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people will just think of where they
are now, ye know, doing shows
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with Carrie Underwood. Yeah yeah,
yeah, I mean just you know what
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flips me out the most. We're
going back is Iced Team. Oh yeah,
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yeah, so I remember cop Killer
and all that I was in La
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right, so that whole cop Killer
album, hardcore, thug, you know
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whatever. Right, and now he
does yoga and sells cheerios. I know,
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right, But have you checked that
body Count which was his band back
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then too, But it's a total
like thrash metal band now, oh yeah,
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and they're badass, like they play. They play a cover of Slayer
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and they play a cover of Suicio. But they have their own stuff obviously.
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And he's really like a metal head. You know who else I found
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out there's a metal head. He's
my neighbor in Florida, Vanilla Ice.
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Oh yeah, well I've seen Vanilla. We play Leesburg every year, the
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Bike Fast one and We played one
with Vanilla Vanilla Ice one time, and
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he's cool as shit. Like I
didn't think so at first, you know,
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I thought of eighties Vanilla Ice.
But when I when I met him,
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I was like, oh, okay, he's cool. You know he
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went through it right. Yeah.
Oh, living in Florida is not too
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bad because you got Brian Johnson,
Robin from Freaking Cheap Trick. Yeah,
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all them guys are. That's like's
like the third place. If you're not
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in Nashville or La, you're in
Florida. Yeah. The only problem with
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where I am posted where you are, right is nobody wants to come down
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there and play because it's too fucking
far. Nope, it's hard to do.
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We do. We have the same
issue with Cocoa Beach being now he
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lives down in like Tampa Saint Pete
Claarwater area. I love the Tampa venues.
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Man, My my venues near me, I hate them. Yeah,
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and I'm in Orlando area, right, but so I kind of do Daytona
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a lot. But then but like
for me to go to Coco or even
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Lauderdale, the crowd that's over there
stays there. They do people and Cocoa
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will not come to Daytona, so
you're just stuck that way. Same with
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Lauderdale. But Lauderdale you just have
a lot of good clubs. Though the
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problem with Lauderdale now is the people
like that are the gatekeepers at the club
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for you know, your credentials and
stuff. They act like they're godan It's
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like, dude, it's just a
little club man. Well they don't know
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any better, right, right,
You just you just go, oh,
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bless your heart, right exact.
And see that's why I like the Tampa
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venues because they're not like that at
all. They're totally chill and cool,
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and they really always kind of been
like that though, right. I mean,
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I moved to Florida and eighty five
with with no Brex and we were
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here. We were in Florida for
about a year and a half and then
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I moved to la and did that
run. But I was I getting Florida
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back then. I mean, I
had all so many clubs. Well,
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he had the Button South, right, dude. You had the Pier in
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Daytona Beach, you had the Crown
in Bringington, you had Club nineteen and
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clear Water, Saint Pete or whatever
is that the Rocket Club, the Rocket
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Club, Nice Obs or ops or
whatever the hell that was in Daytona.
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And we had a lot of cool
ones in South Florida. We had spring
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and break laid. That's why I
came to Florida for spring break. Yeah,
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but no, it's Florida has always
been a good to us, you
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know. I mean, i'm i'm
I was born in Indiana. What speaking
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of that, just for fun,
uh, September twentieth, I was up
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at Indiana about a month ago to
visit my mom. And the Indiana State
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Museum has been there since eighteen ninety. Over three hundred thousand people go through
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their year and they're putting a whole
display of nov X and myself wow in
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the museum on the twentieth of September
with Mellencamp, Axel Rose and David David,
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davidly Roth, Wow and David Letterman. I was trying to get him
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out too. But yeah, you
know, you know what's cool though,
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you guys have so much freaking accolades
of like all that documentaries that a documentary
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like you have way more of that
like accolades, recognition documentary, all that
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stuff than any of those sunset strip
bands, dude, I worked really hard
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at it. It's a lot of
ways. You know what happens is uh
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not, you know it too.
Not everybody's gonna come walk to your table,
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right, but I will, right
because I got something to sell there.
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That's why I do it, you
know what I mean. And I
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think it just comes from my My
dad was a used car salesman. He
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has own he had his own car
lot, you know what I mean.
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Nice, So I think like I've
been a salesperson since I'm eleven years old
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because my dad was an original tin
man. Oh cool, yeah right,
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yeah, so he he was definitely
a salesman, wow to the very end.
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No. But basically what we have
coming up was we got that new
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doc nover X Ain't Easy Staying Cheesy
a be available next month on Prime Video.
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I thought it was coming out a
couple of days ago, but they
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just pushed it back in another thirty
days. And so I'll get you a
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date as soon as I find out. But it's in the queue, dude.
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I mean, I've seen all the
paperwork. I sent this thing off
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back in to Prime back in like
February. Yeah, they're tough to take
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through the red tape. But there's
a lot of going on and now with
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the writers strike two that shut a
lot of stuff down, believe it or
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not. So you gotta check this
out. I'm gonna have to hook you
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up. I did. I was
just at Bloodstock Festival in the UK.
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I know that one. And there's
this new thing out called thunder Flicks.
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It's like Netflix, but it's only
metal nice so like your documentaries and all
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your ship could go on there well
and get paid. Yeah, well I'm
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supposed to get paid, but you
know how that goes when the company it's
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like album it's like get paid by
record companies' right, no difference. But
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the thing about the Prime Videos they
have two hundred and twenty million subscribers.
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I think we're gonna getting invaded.
Oh yeah, there you go here,
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you know what you gotta do?
What's that say? Fuck Shawn Nations supposed
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to tell you to fuck off?
For some reason? Look at his shirt?
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Oh there you go. He's a
band. It's called even in Death
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and that's become the mantra. He's
sewn and everybody says fuck Sewn Nation.
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Shn Hey, at least they got
your name right, kind of well,
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cool, man. Yeah, so
tell everybody how they can connect you and
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get all your merch and socials and
check out the documentaries and all that stuff.
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Oh the whole spill. Well,
just go to Novacks rocks on everything
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that's on all the social media platforms
and as far as again, as far
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as the doc just follow us on
Facebook is a good one to follow us
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on because I'm kind of old and
I stay on Facebook. My my my
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kid makes fun of me. It's
in somebody. One of the other media
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people here follow me on Instagram this
morning and I messaged her like friend me
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on Facebook. Two. I removed
all friends to fit you in there,
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right, because I prefer the Facebook
like, especially pictures. I know,
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I'm a fucking al photo albums on
there. The Instagram's more work. It
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is way more work. I think. I gotta take pictures and look good
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and I'm happy this is not on
camera right now, Booker sticking out of
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my nose. You gotta have a
face for radio show, and you do,
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but you know a great face for
radio. Bless your heart, bless
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you. Yeah, So, Sean, what do you want to say at
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the end here, I'm from New
York. We just say fuck you I
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know right, trust me, I've
been there. I want to say,
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Chuck Funck, fuck Sean Nations and
great Senior and uh and hopefully you will
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have to see each other in Florida. Man, Oh, definite. We're
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always playing Leesburg or Bike Fast or
Yeah. We'll keep in touch for gigs
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that you're doing in Florida because we've
been We go. We come to Lauderdale
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everyone once in a while, a
couple a couple of times a year,
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we get down there. We did
that Cheers bar during there was Yes,
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we did really right before they you
guys said it was a pre already we
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did the pre party before the crews
head it out. That's absolutely true.
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Wow, I remember, I just
remember because he told me. But yeah,
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we played darts and played at the
same time. Nice. I don't
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know. I barely remember the place. I thought, well, listen,
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it's kind of like the Sunset strip. If you remember it, you weren't
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really exactly. Well, you guys
fucking rock Thanks man, and everybody.
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That's let's say, on my show
right now, unless they go check out
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your stuff and buy your merch,
I can't listen anymore exactly, and check
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out our new video. Time is
up for you just broke one hundred thousand,
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and it's a great song. I
was just checking that out too,
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right, it is badass. Thank
you. I'm always in awe of ours
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like you that I've been doing this
forever and still can write great songs because
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I think, like, how do
you not run out of well, you
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know, the hardest thing is to
stay true to that whole scene. You
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know, somebody said, because in
that video we set the car on fire
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and we got all this stuff right. And there's somebody called rope Or texted
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me and said, hey man,
that looks like an eighties metal video,
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and I'm like, perfect, thank
you, That's what I was working at.
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What else you want? There's the
compliment. I like sometimes all the
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cheesy shit too, Like even you
take some of the sci fi stuff that
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they remake, I'm like, no, you just ruined it. It was
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a lot cooler what it was cheesy. It's like, you know, fire
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and rock videos is like bacon.
You can just never have enough. So
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that's right, he's the pyro g
I love it. I'm I'm a pyro
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and I love that tat too.
That's badass. That's like I'm gonna even
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though that's not what it is.
What I'm seeing is Megadeth meats Rock Oklahoma.
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You have been doing this for a
while, right, It's been a
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pleasure. Appreciate you. Hey,
it's Kenny Wokerson, mister sault Bladehead from
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Novah Rex and you're listening to pipe
Man Radio on w fort. See why
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