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our next guest, who has some killer new music. So
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let's welcome to the show. Vincent from Pythonic. How are you?
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I'm doing good. How are you doing today?
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I'm doing pretty good, you know, although I am recuperating.
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I just got back from Rock Oklahoma, which I'm not
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sure if you're familiar with that since you're up in Canada,
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but it's it's a huge camping rock festival in the
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middle of nowhere, Oklahoma.
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Oh wow.
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And it's pretty wild because you know, the campgrounds, the
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shenanigans that go on in campground are beyond anything I've
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seen at any other music festival.
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It's that crazy over there.
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Okay, Well, let's put it this way. They have they
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have a strip club campsite and then they have this
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other campsite called bus boobs and buttholes. Okay, So if
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that doesn't give you an idea of what goes on
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after the you know, headliner goes off, I don't know
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what will.
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What bands did you see? Do you see any good
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bands there?
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Yeah? I didn't get to see all the ones I
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want to because of course I was doing radio coverage.
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I go on tour and do radio coverage at all
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these festivals, so I was backstage doing their reviews. But
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you know, I did get to catch Slipknot. They were
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the headliner Sunday night, and that was pretty badass. And
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you know what they did is it's their twenty fifth
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anniversary of the first album, so they basically played no
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music that was written after nineteen ninety nine.
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That that would actually be such an amazing Slipnot show
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to see.
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No doubt, because you know, because they play all the festivals,
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I could actually sometimes like tell you the whole set
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list and what's going to be said in between songs.
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So for me, that was pretty badass because that I've
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been seeing them since nineteen ninety nine, and I never
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saw some of the songs performed that were performed that night.
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Oh that's amazing. I actually only seen Slipping Off for
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the first time. I think it was last year, but
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it was the first time they came to Saskatoon in
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thirteen years. So for me, like the time before where
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they would have been there, like I would have been
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like ten years old, so like that, it doesn't really
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check out too much.
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But yeah, Allowed and their kids band was playing clown
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and Corey's sons have a band called ven Dead Yeah,
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and they're really really good and they played there as
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well that same day.
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Yeah, it's crazy all these like, you know, high profile bands,
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all their kids are starting bands. Now would I think
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we just had Metallica's kids band like James Hetfield.
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Yeah, Yeahskatoon Yeah, Hammerhead, uh no, the Bastard Dane or
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I'm oh yeah, yeah, Bastard and him is one of
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the other kids. And then there's a there's also a
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band with both of Laura's kids.
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Okay, I didn't even realize it went that far.
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Yeah, I mean I've actually interviewed like almost all the
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kids and it's wild to me. Because when I was younger,
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you know, it didn't work out that way. You went
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into band the Rebel not because your parents did it
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and certainly didn't have awhere near. That is the difference. Today,
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you have awhere near the same kind of taste in
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music because the way metal has progressed. Like when I went,
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I'm from the eighties medal, so you know, I was
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there for the first Metallica show and so it's a
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trip to interview in their kids.
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Oh yeah, that'd be crazy, Yeah, going the whole being
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there for like the whole timeline pretty much.
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Like exactly. And I think that I think it's on us.
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Gen x Er is like me that just trained our kids, right.
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Like you can see where the where the holes are,
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how much you've got to be practicing, how much effort
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you have to be putting in to like get what
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you need out of the out of your music and
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just playing you.
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Know, yeah exactly. And I think also, I mean going
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on tour with your parents, I think I think it
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gets to a point where that's what you know, so
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like you kind of slip into that because you're used
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to being on the road. Yeah, it be kind of
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weird to not be on the road, you know what
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I mean. Yeah, So tell us about you guys, Like,
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how would you without a genre? How would you describe
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your music to our listeners.
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I mean, we're kind of you know, like we're metal,
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but we kind of like to try and dip our
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toes into different subgenres. We we don't like like we
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kind of have a sound, but I like to call
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our sound we're pythonic, you know, we don't we don't
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try to fit a certain genre definitely. We kind of
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fall into some categories a little bit more often, like
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the groove metal side. A lot of people tend to
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like throw us into there, which checks out a lot
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of people in the band. We have like a lot
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of history with listening to Pantera and Lamb of God
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and Devil Driver. It's like a lot of really tried
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and true like groove metal bands. But you know, like
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we just like to have fun. Like we kind of
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get together and just one person kind of brings up
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some of the some of the like riffs or something,
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and then we just build off of their Like there's
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no one person writing all the music, So I think
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that helps us kind of have like a more original
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sounding sound.
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I think that's pretty cool too, because I think about
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it a lot of times when you have these bands
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and there's like one person writing all the music. Yeah,
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I don't know. If I were in a band, I
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wouldn't want to just sit back and not have input.
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Yeah No, And like that's like some of the new
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members we have. So we have Morgan and Jaden that
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just joined within the last year here. I don't think
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they've even been in the band for a full year.
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But like Morgan, like his biggest thing is he's been
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He's like he's like I've been in eight other bands,
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like nothing's been fitting. But like he joined our band
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and we're like he's like, well, what do you want
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me to play on bass? And I'm like, well, this
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is what I'm playing on guitar. Like whatever you think
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is going to fit in to make it sound better,
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you know, Like I'm not given like no, you have
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to play the roots or you have to play this
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Like no, like whatever you think is going to add
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to the song and make it sound good, Like that's
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what I want you playing.
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And I think that makes sense because like if you're
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a instruments of guitar, let's say, yeah, that doesn't and
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that means your expertise is in the guitar. It's not
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in the drums, it's not in the bass exactly. So
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you want to get the people that that's their expertise,
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because I think they can take it farther. You know,
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you know a little bit about it, but I think
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the person that does it every day, they can take
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it to a farther place.
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Yeah, And I noticed that right away when I first
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started this band with drummers. I'm like, some of these drummers,
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they they will write stuff that is pushing themselves and
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they will keep pushing themselves. And that's why I'm like,
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that's why I like leaving it open, because then it
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gives because if somebody's just writing it all themselves, like
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they might get stuck in a rut and they aren't
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writing as like crazy of drum parts or you know,
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for like all their songs and it starts to sound
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all the same. But a lot of these drummers like
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they want to be like they want to be like
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the Rev. Like there's so many drummers in Saskatoon, Like
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the Rev is there big you know God Send, which
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he is an amazing drummer, Like you can't disparage any
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of that like original even Sevenfold stuff, like they really
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had something there. But yeah, like the fact that like
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these musicians just want to push themselves, and like you
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get one person writing everything and they're just they're not
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going to push themselves because they like they get comfortable, you.
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Know, totally. And I also think too that putting more
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opinions into the pot is what makes for long lasting music,
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like because you know you're gonna you're probably different people,
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just like listeners are different people, so you kind of
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can appeal to a much larger audience.
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Yeah, exactly, Like I honestly, like I would even say
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our stuff right now, like what we're releasing right now
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with this first EP. These are a lot of songs
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that we've had written for probably like six or seven years,
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like we've we just haven't had the funds kind of
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po pool together or like the resources to really get
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something recorded. It took having to have our one drummer
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leave and get a new drummer in to really get
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stuff recorded. Because the new drummer we had at the time,
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he had a recording studio and he was very about
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like we just wanted to be on a lot of
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other people's recordings because he's trying to push his music careers.
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So that really helped us out. And he like Jordan
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Gall like, I cannot thank him enough for how much
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he put into this first EP.
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Nice and yeah that's another thing too. Okay, So if
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you're a musician, I think it's much easier to play
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the stuff you write in place that somebody else's. Right,
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it's more authentic, Yeah, exactly.
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Yeah, Like I even noticed within the band, like songs
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that I write that I haven't played in like say
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like a few months or something. I'm just like bring
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them back to kind of try and practice them. I
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can play immediately, but in a song that somebody else
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started and then I'm trying to bring it back after
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a couple of months and I'm like, oh man, what
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was that riff? Again? Like, yeah, like, the stuff a
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person writes themselves always just like sticks in a lot harder.
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So let's talk about the new single Pills, because that's
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a big thing of mine. I am like so anti pills,
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and yeah, I've seen so many people in my life
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from like being a kid till now that the destruction
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that pills does. Yet it's acceptable, So people don't even
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been realized un till it's too late.
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Yeah, yeah, that's that's kind of a lot of what
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the song talks about. You know, there's also the you know,
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the pills is also like another metaphor for kind of
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like capitalism, because like that's where all of the pills
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come from. Are like these capitalist companies trying to pretty
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much cash in on your sickness and your problems. And yeah,
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like the pills epidemic, like especially like a lot of
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problems in North America. It is absolutely insane the stuff
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that gets prescribed to people. I remember one time myself,
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I went into the er in Saskatoon here, I wasn't
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feeling good. They couldn't figure out what was wrong with me.
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They literally sent me out of the hospital with a
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prescription to morphine. So I'm like, well, that seems a
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little excessive. Pretty sure there was a couple of steps
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you could have went before giving me morphine.
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But like knowing what's going on, Yeah.
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No, like they're not, Like it's so visible that these
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doctors are getting kickbacks from the pills they're prescribing, because
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