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Hi, you love done too.
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Yes, that's true.
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Woe wow for you.
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Your Welcome to Rockville, North America's largest rock festival is
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finally here. This is pipe Man here on the Adventures
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pipe Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here
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with Tyler.
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From a Virtue, Damon from a virtue, and Ryan, also
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from a virtue.
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Nice. First thing I have to comment on is more
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important than you being here at Welcome to Rockville, that
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you're on the BUCkies tour as well.
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Yes, we've hit up three in the last twenty four hours.
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Wait till after the end of tonight. That that's insane.
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I'm going to number four.
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It's like a daily event. She's from Canada and she
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never even knew what BUCkies was. I said, I came
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and explained to you. I just got bring you there.
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Yeah, love, I still live there.
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Nice.
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Nice tell you we should to them.
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Yeah see, we have only two and we have two
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nice people here because Canadians are the nicest people. That's
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Americans have become super assholes. Yeah.
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I suck him too.
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Yeah, there you go. So it's just cool. We're just
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all assholes. But let me tell you something too. I
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love what you guys. Are all about too, because like
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I'm also iHeart talent, but I like your the heart
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support thing and music. To me, music's the best therapy.
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Like I've said, let's take everybody in the whole world
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and put into one music festival for everybody in the
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whole world, and we can cure all the bullshit problems
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we have. Music does that. So talk to me a
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little bit about your music, what you stand for, and
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everything about helping with music playing a role in our
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mental health.
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I will go ahead and start. I think I can
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speak for all of us. We wholeheartedly agree and it
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is an honor to support our support. They are phenomenal Taylor,
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we love her she is and such a big fan
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of us, but also just for all musicians and Jake
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from August Burn's read. Big ups to him too for
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being a part of that. And I think that's where
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the conversation starts, right is just being honest with yourself,
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with your feelings. It is mental health Awareness month as well.
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We're here welcome rock Field. If there's any time to
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talk about your feelings and how you're doing, it's right now.
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And I think our music speaks for itself. We have
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a lot of songs that talk about mental health, that
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talk about the experiences that we've gone through, experiences that
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family members even friends have gone through, and I think
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it's important for us to talk about those things.
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Yeah, that's what we've always stood for.
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And we will continue doing that with our new music
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that should be coming.
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Out soon, how soon, hopefully in the next couple months.
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Nice, I think we can confidently say that, right, Yeah, yeah,
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I think that's.
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Okay, Nice, I love it. And so what I think
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is cool about you guys too, is that you blend
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a bunch of influence into your music. I don't know.
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I come from the time where it's like you could
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only have listened to this music and that bullshit gatekeeping,
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and I had to hide certain music I liked for
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my friends when I was in high school, kind of like, uh,
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you can't be a metal head and like that shit
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blah blah blah blah blah, and even punks and metal
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heads like did not get along. Like I was a
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long hair I could not go to punk shows. Man,
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I would get my ass beat if I went to
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a punk show and saying the punk's coming to mel shows. Oh,
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it's like always that's just so stupid, and so it's
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great that we have bands like yours nowadays uniting us together,
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and not just within these genres, but all genres, because
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to me, genres are just bullshit art. This happening to
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be boxed in genre is stupid too much. Music sounds
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the same nowadays with this algebraic equation, I call it.
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So what makes you great band is you don't get
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lumped in anywhere.
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No, then some of it is by design.
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Other times, man, it's just we are four different people
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with four completely different backgrounds. And at the end of
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the day, in the journey of being a band, being
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a musician, being an artist, there's always somebody or something
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that's gonna say. It's like, you have to find your
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own voice. You cannot just simply copy what somebody else
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has done because that's not your story. And going back
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to what you were saying about growing up is how
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I like the tail end of that where it's so
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you can only like X, y Z, this sad and
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the third And it's like I learned very early on
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that there's no such thing as a guilty pleasure. I
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like what I like, and if you don't like it,
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then I swear you can say, well.
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Then there you go.
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So basically, yes, so absolutely I like what I like.
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If you don't like it, you can fuck off.
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I don't care totally.
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And because again you are not living my life. You
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do not know what goes on in my brain unless
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I tell you. And on a day to day basis,
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I could go from listening to slip Knot to Corn
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to Britney Spears to in Sync to Doctor Dre or
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whatever the hell I want to and it's it all
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forms and.
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Makes up who I am.
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Now that's going to be different from Tyler, that's going
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to be different from Ryan's. And when we come together, yeah,
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we might argue a little bit about how we're going
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to do this, that and the third, but then eventually
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we'd stumble into ooh, this kind of serves everybody in
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the right way. And it would have only came together
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if we all brought what is unique and special to us.
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Otherwise we're doing a disservice to the world. We're doing
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a disservice to people that do look to us or
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any other artists for that type of inspiration because there
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are many copycasts and there are Hey, you can get popular,
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you can get famous. But then when you can find
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those people that are one of one, or you inspire
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somebody that maybe goes and turns into the ultimate one
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of one, you never know, right, And they're like, hey,
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I listened to you guys when I was in this
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transformative phase of my life, and you go, that's crazy.
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That's like in a bottle right there.
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That is a moment that you cannot take back, and
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it's all of our choices, all of our life events
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are leading up to this moment to then set somebody
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else onto their own path.
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Yeah, it's funny because if you take some of the
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old school bands, even the ones I love, that we're
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in that frame of all the band members have to
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like all the exact same music. Their tenth album sounds
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like a bad version of their first album, that's what
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I find. But it's like their first album, Oh my god,
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that's the best thing ever. And then it goes downhill
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from there because there's nothing being added to the equation.
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Yeah, when you get to like a stagnant point is
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kind of where I feel like things start to dip off.
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Even from like a creative standpoint, I couldn't imagine us
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making the same record even twice and right, i'd be
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with it, like I think we would write it and
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be like, this doesn't feel like a step in the
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right direction. It just feels like we are.
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You already did it right. I mean you probably grew
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from there and grew as artists like you evolve, you
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get to be a better musician. You want to experiment
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with that, not stay a garage.
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Like in the last interview we just did, someone had
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asked us how many demos from the Old, the Old,
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the last cycle we just had we're going to make
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it onto the news cycle And we sat there and thought,
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We're like, probably none, because we've over the last year
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and a half have grown so much as artists and
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grown so much as a band that what we thought
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was great at the time now doesn't even really touch
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what we feel now. And I think that speaks volumes
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to how much we've grown in the last little bit.
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Yeah, and even the type of band you are, the
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serious topics you talk about, that changes over time, So
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what maybe relative five years ago may not be today. Yeah,
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you have to evolve exactly.
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And the good thing is if people love the record
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that you made one time, it's always gonna be there.
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You know what I mean. It's always going to be there.
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You can always listen to it. Yeah, exactly why you
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want to listen to a second version of that album?
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I think just Allie from Bring Me a Horizon said
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in interview when he was getting so much shade for
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doing all different types, He's like, why do I have
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to write the same song over and over again? I
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don't want to write the same song over and over?
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And I'm like, that's brilliant, because it's true. I would
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be like bored to death if I was an artist,
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think of these bands around for four years that still
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have to play certain songs in a festival or a concert.
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I'm thinking, man, I might be like, sluck, I gotta
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play this song. And maybe I loved it when I
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first played it, but now you played it that many times,
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it's not even fun anymore.
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No, definitely, yeah.
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Or also, are you guys playing after Rockville?
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We have a show tomorrow in Spartanburg, South Carolina, Scape
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the Fate. It's gonna be a good time, so we
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have a it's a bit of a drive. I think
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it's what eight hours and the shows tomorrow. So not
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a lot of sleep for us boys. But that's what
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sucks about Florida. I live in South Florida. It takes
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forever just.
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To get out of this state, and then South Carolina
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is not fun to drive through with. What was that
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moment in time in your life that you do this
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is what you needed to do.
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That's a good question. I think all three of us
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can have some different answers. I will say very quickly.
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I tore my a CL. I played soccer growing up
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for my ACL. My freshman year of high school, decided
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I needed to do something to pass the time, and
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I was like, it'd be cool to start a band.
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So I did with my brother and some friends, played
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some shows, did all that, went through a few different bands,
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met met a couple of these guys, and then their
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old vocalist left and then.
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Dresses history nice.
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So that's my story.
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Mine is a little more.
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I was a knucklehead, but at leats you admit it.
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Oh absolutely, I'm a reformed, slightly reformed knucklehead. Music has
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always been in my life in some way, shape or
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for him. I started playing violin when I was three.
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I've played bass in jazz band, I've played a multitude
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of instruments, and then, like any teenagers canning, sometimes do
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you start getting into some things that you probably shouldn't
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be getting into. Also with realizing, you know, some traumas
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and some various family things that have you start to
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become aware of and it became a pretty nasty cocktail
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of like just bad decisions, substances, and a few other things.
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And it was like there was a moment, ironically, I was.
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Taking myself to jail, which is fun, wild, and there
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was a guy that would see me every single day
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and he just came up to me. He's like, hey man,
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life doesn't have to be that hard.
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That's all he said.
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Wow.
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He never said a damn word to me at any
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other point in time ever.
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Wow.
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know what, now might be a good time to try
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Sometimes you just shoose moments to change your life, like absolutely,
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Hit rock bottom and you realize, oh, yeah, I'm there.
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mam'splaining type shit. That's a pretty cool story. I dig that.
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