Aug. 11, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews Ruled By Raptors at Bloodstock Open Air 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews Ruled By Raptors at Bloodstock Open Air 2025.

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Hi, you love done too? Yes, that's true. For see wow,

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cra you you.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio and I'm here.

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With Matt from Rulebi Raptors and also Will from Chris

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Nick from nice here at Bloodstock.

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Thanks for taking the time man, oh my pleasure. Thanks

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for being here at Bloodstock. How'd you get here? Anyway?

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I don't mean how did you get here today?

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Not just the van.

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We came through the Newcastle Metal to the Masters competition.

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We played the new Blood stage to day on Sunday

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six forty five. We are absolutely thrilled to be here.

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Wow.

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Did you even think you were going to win that competition?

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Absolutely no, So that at the second time of asking

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first year we had a really good run and it

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was amazing. We thought we'll come back second time and

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the competition was insane. The Newcastle's got some amazing bands

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in the heavy scene right now.

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So that's why I hear from every one of these

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mented Masses competitions is like the bands that won, aren't

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the ones that think they were never gonna win. But

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also the camaraderie. It's not a competition. Everybody's rooting for

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everybody and telling everybody and saying how great everybody else is.

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Absolutely like the scenes are getting more close and before

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everyone just try to build each other up.

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It's beautiful.

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That's the way it should be, right, Hell yeah, hell yeah,

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And that's why you're at blood scot and Bloodstock, because

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that's what Bloodstock's all about.

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One hundred percent.

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Everyone here has been so lovely, so friendly, Like the

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vibes have been immaculate all weekend.

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So I got a funny story for you before we

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get more into your music, since you're from Newcastle. Okay,

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So I was married to a British girl. She came

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over to America before I met her, and she acted

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like a total royal spoke the queen's proper English snobby

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towards Americans. I'm better than you, blah blah blah. Years

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later I found out where she was from. Can you guess?

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I'm gonna say suddenly, and just for like commonality, but

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is it Newcastle?

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It is?

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Hell yeah?

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And everybody I say that too, that's exactly what you did,

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not even if they're from Newcastle and laughs.

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There is no pretense up there, but it is just yeah, no,

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Queen's English, no nothing.

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That's probably why she came to our country because she

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didn't fit in with you, guys.

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Oh dear, bless her, bless her.

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I wish they would send her back to you guys.

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Ahaa. So how would you describe your music?

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Not a genre, not a label, not boxing you in,

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but you, guys, as an artist? How do you feel

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your music.

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Is energetic, cathotic, political, socially conscious and just all around shouty,

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shouty rah rah.

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Let's have some fun kind of music.

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Fun, that's the key. If you're not having fun in

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this industry, it's the.

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Wrong job, okay, one hundred percent.

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Like our live shows, it's just myself and this beautiful

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bearded man here throwing ourselves at the nearest person. This

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man's throwing shapes, this man's willing our drum kit. We're

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having the best time. That's what we're doing it for.

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Oh man, that's what it's about. And when you're having

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the best time, so we're.

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Weird one hundred percent.

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And that's the key. When I see a band up

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there that looks like they're not having fun, or like

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what happened with James addiction, I'm out.

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We've been close to like tearing each other's heads off,

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don't get me wrong. Yeah, in a fun, fun way. Yeah, sure,

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spin kicks in a fun way.

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Well, yeah, that's fun. Not because you're drunk and an asshole.

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Want to punch out your guitarists?

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No, I mean, I mean, to be fair, I would

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love to punch out our guitarist.

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For yourself, but do that off stage.

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Oh yeah, yeah exactly. I am a nightmare.

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That is where it would because like, how the hell

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do you guys travel around in a van and not

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kill each other?

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That's why I want now to be honest. Actually, we

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get on really well.

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I've been in other bands before this, but we learned

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pretty early on that we get along. After we had

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a really horrendous gig very early days in Liverpool. The

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owners told us the loading time and unfortunately the loading

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time was actually the door opening time and we were

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three hours away and we're like, you need to get here,

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so we rushed over. We hit the Mazy Side Tunnel

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and ended up going taking like the wrong route and

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having to come back through the Merseyside Tunnel. Got there,

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opened the door, the bass amp fell out of the

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van on the floor, Matt punched the van.

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I told Matt I'd punch.

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Him if he did it again. He stormed off to

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go and get a drink. He says, I'll let you

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cool down. We're loaded in and then we had loads

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of bother inside Matt's strings, yes, strap.

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It was strings, straps and the face of my all

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smashed him. Within nine minutes, whoa.

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So we ended up where we got about four or

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five songs done. We came off stage.

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We were fed up and we thought, right, we'll take

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the gear back to the hotel. We'll come back, and

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we left. We told the venue and said, look, what

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could have come back. We're gonna have a few drinks

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and just chill out after everything that's gone on. They

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said no, ba, and we went back to the hotel

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to find that the train back in Liverpool was off,

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so we just sat there for it, just just in

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total dismay, got a Peter, watched some family guy and

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then we're back there everybody just getting on again. So

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at that point we realized we could pretty much.

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Go through anything.

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Listen, that's the way to experience it in the beginning,

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because it's like dating. I tell women, I want to

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know your worst habits. I want to know the worst

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part of you, because if I could deal with that,

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then I could deal with every day.

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Yeah.

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Absolutely, No, I mean we all know each other's eccentricities

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as well. I mean we're all neurodivergent in some different ways,

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and I think we're all quite tolerant of like the

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sort of eccentricities of each other.

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And that's the main thing.

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It is like dating three other people that you don't

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want to be in a relationship.

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With, right, right, And it is important to know all

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those things. I guess then you can be tolerant.

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Yeah.

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Understanding, Yeah, I suppose it's a bit like the whole

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couple psychiatry thing, where you have to be understanding of

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someone else's position when you look and go why doing that?

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But that's and I think we're pretty good at that.

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I think we're in age. This band's probably the band

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I've been in the longest where I'm happy with.

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Everybody that's in the band.

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You always have somebody that you sit there and you go, oh,

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for God's sake, are you doing this again?

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You know, But it's.

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Hard to have in the chemistry again for sure, Like

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it's probably one of the most difficult things to being

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a musician, like your people.

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If you don't get on, you won't vibe well on

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stage as well. You'll end it with an Oasis situation.

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But that sort of thing.

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So that's going back there what Matt said about us

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being on stage. We've always said when we when you

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say like Oasis and stuff like that, they just stand

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there on stage. And if you're not moving around and

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enjoying things on stage, why would the audience enjoy it?

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And to Ethos, that's the way I look at you.

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And what do you think? How long is this reunion

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gonna last?

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Yeah?

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No, I mean the Oasis reunion. I mayn't even think

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it would start to be honest.

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Totally until the money drives up. I think that's about it. Yeah,

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they're very much an edit for the money.

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I don't know. I would never have a band with

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any of my siblings. I'd kill them.

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I'm in a band with my wife's brother.

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That's interesting because occasionally he forgets that it's his sister.

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When guys talk guys stuff, it's like, yeah, that's your system.

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Man.

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Oh man, that's funny. That is a hard one right

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there too.

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I don't know.

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I I think I would prefer brother law than a

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brother in my bam.

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My wife says she's a little worried that he's closer

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to me than he is to hear now.

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Right exactly, And okay, you mentioned political Jesus Christ. I

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can't believe in twenty twenty five you have more to

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talk about politically in songs than you did in the eighties.

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So Chris is a vocalist, olericist, and he writes from

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his political standpoint, well on board with that. And then

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there's occasions in a lyrics which are a sort of

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premonitions which keep happening, like like we write about this

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tyrannical this fascist regime, it's horrendous oppression, And then I sure.

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Are you talking about my country?

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Like no, no, yeah, no, but we wrote about that

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years ago and it keeps happening.

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It's just getting worse.

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Yeah, no doubt.

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Hey, at least we've got a well of inspiration to

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draw from these days.

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Unfortunately, Well, it's one thing in my country that got

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elected the first time, But how the fuck do you

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elect them this second time?

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I don't get it. Oh, Jesus Christ.

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I'm in no position to speak on American politics, but

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my god, what have they done?

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I mean, like, come on, I forget everything else. Why

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the fuck are we electing an eighty year old? That's

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what I want to know.

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They don't trust the young, they don't trust women, and

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they don't trust anyone outside of an old white.

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Dude, no doubt. My daughter has said to me. I'm

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very proud my youngest daughter. She has said to me, Dad,

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thank god you're not an old white dude.

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Oh man, it'll come to us all eventually, I know.

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Right, Oh maya. But yeah, So what do we expect

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from your live show?

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Okay, okay, energy first and foremost. From minute one to

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minute zero point with thirty, I've lost my voice, I've

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lost whatever I've got. Minute thirty, expect energy. Expect movement.

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Expect volumetric air, movement of the highest level.

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Where loud.

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We're fun, without dance, without a mosh, without have a bear.

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Release that terrible, terrible world that was somehow inhabits still.

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Oh it's unbelievable, But thank god we have bands like

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you that can spread a message of positivity and uniting and.

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One hundred amount the rest of these people.

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Jesus Christ. I do want to say, I understand you

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losing your voice because you're the vocalist. Wait, you're not

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the vocalist. Why the fuck are you losing your voice.

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Because it's a festival. I've smoked too much.

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Oh yeah, well that's not good. No, and that's at

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festival dust.

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And how about Machinehead?

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thou in nine was Slipknot.

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since I've seen them absolutely blew me away one hundred percent.

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a point that if you wanted out, you weren't getting out.

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It looked insane.

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Hell yeah, man, hell yeah.

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So what else you got going on after Bloodstock?

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are playing a slighter run around the vague North. We've

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got a whole Blackpool and white Haven in September, and

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then we're going down south of November. We'll go to Swindon,

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Leicester and Sheltenham and then a couple of days of

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Newcastle just around things out for the year. We're playing

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a show at the Grove in Newcastle and Biker if

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anybody gets that reference on Saturday, sixteenth week yesterday, so

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that's gonna be a lot of fun.

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I love that venue.

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Nice and tell everybody how they can reach out to

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your soul on your souls on the web and most

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importantly by your merch. Kids. They can't listen to my

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show unless say buy your.

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Merch absolutely one hundred percent.

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We are at ruled by Raptors on every platform, and

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then we have a Shopify, we have band Camp, God

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blessed band Camp, all of that thing.

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I'm going to hand the mic to Chris for a sec.

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You can get our merch on Spotify because apparently you

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can order that there. There's a Shopify account on there.

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com for the metch and our link tree is link

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tr dot ee, fort slash rule by raptors that has

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links to everything, including our bands in town account where

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you can see where we're playing next.

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I think we would be better off, at least in

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my country if we were ruled by raptors. Unfortunately, it

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would be nicer.

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and a lot of your government agencies. They have birds

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of prey as the imagery like the US military and

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even going back far at like World War two where

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you have the Nazis had the same sort of imagery

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as well. That it's actually sort of a put on

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the web being ruled by the fascists.

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we're better off because I think at leavest my government

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I heard yours isn't much better lately. They're worse than raptors. Yeah,

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I really want to rossturs rex to eat them, bring

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them back. Let's create Jurassic Park to take out all governments.

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Well you guys, rock thanks for being here at Bloodstock,

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and thanks for being on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thanks very much for having us. Jess, thank you uch.

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Michelle Kerr was my press officer for my entire fucking

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career here in the UK, my entire career with Machine.

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She recently passed away and it was a very, very

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sad day. And I can tell you the reason that

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I'm gonna tell this story because she was family. She

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was Bloodstock family. She was head metal UK family. Most

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of the bars that you know and love, you probably

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heard of because of that woman right there. Slive, Knots, Slayer, Machinehead,

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Trivium Kills which engage, Hey.

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Reed, you name it.

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She helped lift everybody up. Man. She helped lift everybody up,

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and in so many ways, she helped make this entire

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music scene, this incredible, beautiful community that lives here at

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Bloodstock Man she helped make it.

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So, ladies and.

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Gentlemen, please make some noise from Michelle Kerr.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of plate Man

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