PipemanRadio Interviews PRIEST who just released JUST A GAME

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the pipe Man. You're nostways talking
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Man here on the Adventure's pipe Man
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am so excited about our next guest, the because they have some killer new

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music and their album cover looks really
cool too, which is so important to

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me. And they look cool.
So let's welcome to the show. Puppet

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Master from Priest, How are you. I'm fine, Thank you for having

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me on your show, and I
mean thank you for liking what we do.

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And we're very proud of the covers. Now, I also think the

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cover soul sells an album, you
know, so it's it's important, very

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important how we package your music.
I love that you say that, because

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I'm old school that way. Like
to me, when I bought albums early

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on, it was because of how
cool the album cover looked him because I

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had no clue what it sounded like, yeah, exactly. And then sometimes

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you were lucky, sometimes not,
but then you had a really good album

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cover, you know, right,
But and that was part of the fun

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of it too, Like you did
you really you were taking a roll of

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the dice, so to speak,
and you would invest in the music more.

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I think, because now you can
listen like five seconds of a track

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with the intention span and people have
and they're like, oh, I'm going

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on in the next one, and
they may miss the best song in their

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life because they picked the wrong five
seconds to listen to. Yeah, and

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you only see a little thumbnail anyways
on on your phone. But yeah.

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But I think also if you're an
artist that puts you extra effort into your

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cover art or whatever album art,
I think that's also a testament of that

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you really care about what you're doing, and you care for your music well

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enough to package it in a nice
and interesting way. So I think most

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if it's a good cover, it
should be a good album as well.

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You know. Oh, and this
is like the newly released song just a

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Game. I you know, I
was using that to get pumped up for

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the interview. You know, you
got to get in the zone, and

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so I felt that got me in
the proper zone for the interview because it

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is a badass song. Maybe you
could tell everybody a little bit about you

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know, the new album that's dropping
on the thirty first, and just the

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Game and you know kind of what
it's all about for anybody that hasn't heard

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you guys yet. Cool. Yeah, Just the Game is a fun song.

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It's our second single from our next
album, Dark Pulse, which is

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out on May thirty first. It's
a fun song about, you know,

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endeavors in the future. How do
we have fun in the future in the

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virtual reality realm? It touches the
how maybe virtual sexuality in the future perfectly

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safe, but well, it's just
the game. You know. If you've

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seen the movie Demolition Man, there's
a scene between Sandra Bullock and Sliced Alone

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when they having sex in the future, but they like devices on their heads.

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And of course Thelone is awakened in
the future because it's been in a

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cry of prison and wakes up and
in this into this new very political correct

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world and where's sex basically not.
They don't do it the old school way

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anymore, so they so just the
Game. It's a little take on that.

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You know, you know, you
gotta love this. What's funny about

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that is I always talk about,
like when COVID shut down happened, I

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was thinking Demolition Man was coming true. Yeah, I think Demolition Man is

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its a lot as a profit prophecy
coming true. Because also they mentioned a

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Schwarzenegger museum. Okay, Schwarzenegger wasn't
president, but he was governor in California,

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so it's a it's a lot of
and then you don't touch each other,

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you know, when you say hello, uh, that's directly. So

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it's a lot of stuff coming true
from that movie. And I think also

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the pizza Hut gourmet restaurant. It's
very funny because I at least in Sweden

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they open up a pizza Hut that
was pretty pricey, you know, And

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so that's how I that's how I
feel when I go to Europe and there's

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like a McDonald's because it's like,
compared to the US, they're like gourmet

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places. Yeah, it's pretty weird
in certain countries, how how different things

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are presented, you know. It's
it's it's very funny. But we love

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being over here in the US and
take part of the culture over here also,

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so it's yeah, it's it's it's
very nice to be over and then

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you when you get back to Europe, you have another way of thinking about

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a lot of stuff, so then
you have inspiration for more songs than you

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know. But yeah, but just
that's about just a game. And the

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whole album is maybe our darkest today. It's called Dark Pulls, and I

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think we nail the title because it's
a bit grittier earlier than we've done before,

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and it's also harkens back maybe it's
our debut album, New Flesh,

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which many people have as a favorite
I've noticed, so they will not be

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disappointed. This will be in the
same line as our debut album and pretty

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dark but still melodic, and but
it's very beat driven and made for the

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dance for you can say, and
you know, I love when a band,

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when they come out with a new
album that they kind of combine old

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school with there with new school in
themselves. I don't mean anywhere else but

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within their own music, because when
you're a musician, you know, you

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evolve and you learn, you're in
strument better and you experiment more. But

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then all the OG fans they want
to hear that original like garage stuff.

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So I love when bands are doing
what you're doing exactly on this album is

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you're combining both worlds. Thank you. Yeah, we're trying try to add

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the music you love and you grew
up with, you know. In my

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case, it was eighties industrial Golth
mixed with also the early rave they came

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out of the UK with the Prodigy, Orbital, you know, underworld bands

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like that. So this is basically
a mix of depeche Mode of course,

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So it's a mix of all that
and we tried to just put it into

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the blend a bit with a little
extra flavors on this This album will have

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more rave elements, more elements like
the early nineties rave. Well, the

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next album might be more slick and
clean and more you could, more pristine

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produced. And we also done albums
in a little different manner. So but

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with this album, Dark Post,
we went pretty deep, pretty dark.

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We're also there to explore some themes
about you know, maybe addiction, decadent

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nightlife and you know, a little
flamboyant album so to speak. But I

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mean, I think it's good to
dive deep sometimes and the next album might

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be a little bit brighter, you
know. So it's this is our Empire

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strikes back the middle, a little
darker one, you know, I love

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I love it, but you know
what, you know, sometimes you do

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have to dig deep because these are
issues that are really going on and people

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that are listening to it can relate
to it, and that's where music is

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the best therapy, I think.
So it's it's it's it's a life,

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say, the music in general.
And if we can do something that helps

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someone, we're very happy and we're
very glad if somebody comes up to us

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and say how much something we did
and meant to them. So it's always

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a testament of that's what you do
means something, and so it's very nice

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and it's important also to touch certain
subjects and music of course, as you

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say, it's a vehicle of communication, and that's what it's all about,

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communication between people, you know,
and we communicate in our way and all

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we can do is to take our
experiences and put them out there, you

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know, and see somebody can relate
to it. Well, then we've got

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a good job, I guess,
you know. And I think that's what

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art is. I mean like,
so there shouldn't be a rules. It

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should be a form of expression because
it's not just therapy for me, the

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listener therapy for you the musician,
you know. And the fact is it

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is like there's a lot of people
out there. I don't know. Nowadays,

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it's kind of weird to me to
tell musicians, Oh, just play

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your music, don't talk about anything. Yeah, but isn't that the whole

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point of music is expressing yourself and
your feelings, the things that are bothering

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you, the things that you like, the thing your passions like, everything

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like that. It really a song
is talking, and it's sending the message

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for not only yourself to artists,
but also whoever needs to hear it and

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the people that don't want to hear
it. You know, that's not who

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it's for exactly. And yeah,
I think a song is the distill,

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distill it of a feeling of something
you go through. You can put it

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in there, and I think most
people they have this. People are smart.

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So people have a bullshit detector and
they can hear your false or not.

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You know, so you better when
you right put be true to yourself

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and you know, be honest and
that will resonate well, well, I

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guess less honest or maybe if you
write for a certain audience more chewing gum

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pop, nothing wrong with that,
but it's not meant to stand the test

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of time. I think. I
think, yeah, dig deep and be

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honest. That will resonate longer and
you will feel better about your music also

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if you know that you did your
best and being as honest as you can

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when you do it. We of
course mix it up with a little bit

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of futuristic things, but I love
that cyberpunk stylish pop culture, so I'm

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very honest about that too, But
so true feelings, true experiences, but

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mix it up with some fun you
know as Yeah, and how often does

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that futuristic stuff come true? Anyway? It's like most of the stuff we're

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living now is futuristic way back.
Yeah, if you watch you on a

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pneumonic he had like you could store
fifty gig in his brain or whatever.

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Yeah, why did it have to
have the info in his brain? That's

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that's that's my big question. No, but yeah, it's exponentially just developing

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the technology you can't really predict.
And now I think it live in very

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interesting times with AI stuff that happening. You know, we only see a

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little of it, but right now, but some people think we're it's gonna

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gonna go pretty fast, you know. With it's already gone pretty fast in

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my part of the industry. I
tell you, like, it's like one

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day they announced AI, the next
day everything I'm using in the radio and

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podcast industry has AI attached to it. Yeah. Now it probably can do

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a whole movie with just with AI
moving pictures and the bye just typing in

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what you need for your scene,
you know, and it's gonna be.

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It's it's gonna It's a very interesting
tool if you use it the right way.

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You know. I started messing around
a little bit with chat gpt in

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to collab with chat jipt in writing
lyrics. I guess many people do that

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now. But I think if you
use it the right way, not let

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that not let the AI write for
you, but you use it as a

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tool for like checking grammar. Maybe
how many rhymes can I find on this

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word? Or can you find a
similar meaning to this line? But write

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it in a different way and then
you can generate ideas, you can brainstorm

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with it more. Then use it
solely for your writing, because that's gonna

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suck. But it's like having like
a lot of books that you browse through,

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but instead you're just asking an AI
with a lot of knowledge, And

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yeah, I think it's interesting if
you use the right way, you know,

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and who am I to say what
the right way is? But for

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me, I think of finding a
way of coexist with the AI as a

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creative tool at least. Yeah,
well, see even with the show notes

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for my shows, my interviews and
stuff like that, you use the perfect

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word. That's what I do.
I brainstorm with the AI. So like

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I'll run the AI and it'll give
me like multiple different versions of show notes

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that I could use, and I
just take that and kind of like take

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ideas and bullet points from each of
them and then combine them together because there

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are already things I was thinking.
It just kind of puts it in a

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nice outline where you can edit it
and turn it into something that's maybe even

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more powerful than you would do on
your own, but still your own thoughts

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exactly, And you can get another
angle of your thoughts with FEAST And yeah,

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I think it's very interesting how you
do it there, and I tried

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to do it in the same way. It's also generator. If you create

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the clay, which you will,
you can mold on, but it's fast.

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You get to the claim base of
your idea faster with the AI,

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I think, but exactly it's it's
it's funny because it's it's it's very helpful

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to me. I think it's a
write in a new way now and next

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album after Dark Posts will be more
AI infused. But with you have to

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have your own taste. Yeah,
I realized the chatter GPTs taste it is

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not very good every every time.
It's not spot on. So you have

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to put in your own taste and
your own confidence in into what you're trying

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to do creatively. So it's still
your idea, as you say, and

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yeah, absolutely too and so like. Also, you're going to be headlining

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the Neon Chronicles tour with Julian Kay
and September Morning. I love September Morning

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so too. That's a pretty exciting
line up right there. Yeah, how

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excited are you about these shows?
Very much, very excited. We already

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done six shows with them and they
wonderful. They deliver every night, super

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professionals. We really have to step
up to be the headliner here, so

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but wonderful guys. Julian and Kay
have some really interesting new tracks coming also,

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and of course September Morning I love
their style. And also they made

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a comic book also, so yeah, it sold out, so I have

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to like wait until they printed again. So it's really big into the NFTs

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too, Yeah, yeah, I've
seen that. We probably had to dig

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into that too. We were about
to release some NFTs a while ago,

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but other stuff came in between.
And you know, we're in the band

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with our own independent label. So
with that said, we we I know

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why people signed with record labels because
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But now when you do, when
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all yourself, you're sitting with a
lot of stuff on your hands, a

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lot of work, and I like
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takes a little longer time to fulfill
your ideas and you know so, but

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we will get there too. We
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in the future we will. If
you check our social media or our website

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presnexus dot com, we will have
some NFT news for your in the future

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as well. And is that the
best place to go or do you want

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to give out all your socials and
how they can check out just the game,

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get the new album, all that
good stuff, awesome. Yeah,

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you can check you out there with
Facebook it's Priest Official or our Instagram it's

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also Priest Official one word. But
the best place is priestnexus dot com because

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that's where you can find all the
links. You can buy the tickets to

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the concerts. The Neon Chronicles tour. We are on tour in the US

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right now, so check the website
out and see if we come to your

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area, make sure you get a
ticket and come see us, you know,

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and that's probably the best place to
see what's going on in the priestcamp

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priest dot com. Yeah, and
you know, they don't want to mess

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this live show for sure. And
of course they can go on your website

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and pre save that album right there. Yeah, oh yeah you can,

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and yeah, will be links to
upcoming singles. We're actually releasing another single

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on the twenty sixth of April called
Black Venom Ooh. I like it's an

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announcement here on the Pipe Main Show. I love it, I love it,

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I can't wait for that. I
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a killer That's a killer track.
That's a killer track. Nice anything else

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you want to share with the listeners. We haven't covered already that they may

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need to know our new album,
Dark Polese. I've mentioned it before,

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but I mentioned it again. Dark
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May, and you can pre save
it pretty much anywhere on Amazon, on

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your local record store, ask them
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and of course on our own webshop, our goal dot com, Ourgoogle dot

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com. So make sure to check
it out. It's called Dark Polese,

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it's We're priest from Sweden, and
make sure to shake it out. Oh,

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they definitely have to. It's badass
they have and they have to go

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to a site right away and get
tickets for your live show, because nothing

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beats a live show for sure.
I totally agree. And yeah, make

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sure to come down the show's there. Some shows selling out pretty fast,

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so make sure you get your tickets
in time. You know. You got

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it man, and well, thanks
for giving us such great music and creativity,

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and thanks for being on the Adventures
of pipe Man. Thank you,

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pipe Man, and thank you for
having us, having me and hopefully talk

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again soon, you know. Thank
you absolutely awesome, awesome, thank you,

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thank you for listening to the Adventures
of pipe Man. I'm w for

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