May 5, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Sailor Hunter
Sailor Hunter is a melodic death metal with groove, grit, and a splash of Mediterranean blood. Established in the Swedish countryside Borås back in 2018,
Sailor Hunter has spent years carving out a sound that blends heavy hooks, dark atmospheres,...
Sailor Hunter is a melodic death metal with groove, grit, and a splash of Mediterranean blood. Established in the Swedish countryside Borås back in 2018,
Sailor Hunter has spent years carving out a sound that blends heavy hooks, dark atmospheres, and raw energy. Call it melodeath with a twist.
We’re not here to rehash the past, we’re here to sink ships. This year marks a new chapter of the band. We’ve just introduced our new frontman Liam McDonald, and the first single from this new lineup is out now:
“Echoes of Hate” available on Spotify. The official video is up on YouTube too. This is the first release with Liam on vocals, and more releases is coming in 2025.
It’s Motivational Monday on Season 19, Episode 46 of The Adventures of Pipeman.
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Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio. And I'm
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pretty excited about our next guest because I was listening
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through the newest song and oh my god, it's fucking badass.
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And I had to say it that way too, because
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I always say before an interview, I'm like, no rules
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and use it a lot of times. Bands will say
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whatever the fuck you want. So now I'm giving that
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like I'm the first one to do it there.
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So let's welcome to the show. Sailor Hunter. How are you?
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Thank you? We're fine. It's finally sun here in Sweden.
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Oh yeah, you just got done with the six months
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of darkness.
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Huh yeah, but we love it.
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We love it. Where we're vikings there.
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You go.
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Well, what was a trip to me is not the
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six months of darkness. It's the it's the light.
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all I remember. It was so funny. I would watch
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the sun set and then like literally a half an
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hour later cut watch it come up on the other side.
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And so when I first got there, the trip.
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Was that I was on New York time and we're
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sitting out at some cafe hanging out, and I'm looking
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at my watch.
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I'm like, oh man, it's really nice.
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Out for six o'clock being six pm, you know, and
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they're like, no, it's midnight, and they're like, holy shit,
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that's weird.
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The sun was shiny bright like it was noon.
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Yeah, but it's exactly like that in Sweden. As soon
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as as soon as the sun comes out, the jumpers
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people take off the jumper stand and look at the
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sun become red. Okay, well I become red. I'm part Scotish, so.
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See I heard a different accent in there too.
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Yeah, yeah, you can hear that. Sometimes sometimes I make
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it bigger, you know, just to just to make sure
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everybody knows I'm sky.
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Yeah. There you go. Yeah, but go ahead.
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No, sorry, I wasn't saying we we have the lock
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that we live in South Sweden, so we don't have
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it like Uppsala that you just said. Yes, it's always Sweden,
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you know, but it's not that stream like so north
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up there.
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You know that at one point I was like a
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half an hour from the north Pole and I have
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a funny story about that that we'll talk about during
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the interview. But also I played hockey on Bondy Field
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in uh Gothenburg.
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Okay, okay, so you were here, yes.
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Yeah, I've been all over I've been all over the country.
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What got me there the first.
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one of those things like he went to do a
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semester in Sweden and never came back, right, and.
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Yeah, oh and he met this.
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Swedish girl and like so at the time I was
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married and my ex wife was a big meat eater
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and at the time I was a vegetarian. So at
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the wedding reception is that I'll just say, this is
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how naive Americans are that never travel. Okay, because I
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busted my wife's chops because she was eating the meat.
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I'm like, oh, man, is that good? She goes, yeah,
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I'm like, you're eating Rudolph. It's like, she's like, what
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are you talk about. I'm like, you're eating Rudolph the
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Red Nose reindeer. That it's reindeer meat you're eating yeah,
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such thing as reindeer, like because Americans that don't travel,
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they think it's just the Santa Claus movies that have reindeer.
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are reindeer farmers and we're near the North Pole bah
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realized it really was reindeer, just the way I put it,
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you know, like if if it would a bit just like, hey, yeah,
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I know there's reindeer and I'm eating reindeer meat.
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That's one thing. But the way I put it to her,
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she had this look of horror, like she added in
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her mouth, yeah, that's awesome.
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So I gotta tell you, I was listening to this
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song and you know, I'm saying this because listen listeners
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have never heard you guys might think the same thing.
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So I'm looking at your band name, I'm thinking about
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where you're from, and I'm thinking about like this power
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metal but not but like eighties type power metal like that,
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you know, it sounds like you're on a cruise more
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than in a mosh pit.
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And right, and then this is the first time I
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hear right, it's very nice, very nice, thank you, Yes, yes.
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And then I hear his voice.
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I'm like, fuck, that's awesome because it kind of sounds
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like it's got that power music and power metal background
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to it, kind of but heavier.
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But then his voice just brings it right to like
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brutal metal. And that's why I loved about it.
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Thank you, right, thank you very much. I am very
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surprised that you connected to eighties. I love eighties music
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so well, but it's surprising. It's, uh, you you never
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know when when you write music is when it comes,
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so it's just natural, you know, So yeah.
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It's and it's better not to know, I think, because
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if you're a musician, you should be writing the music
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for yourself, not for the listeners, because listen, then you're
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gonna be authentic and your people will come. Is basically
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what it comes down to it and they'll stick with
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you because you're authentic.
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I can I can see I got I got aware
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there about your description about the band name. I can
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say we're a mix between Titanic and the Bermuda Triangle.
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You never know what it will be, A speak, smack
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in the face.
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I love it.
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And you know.
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I was gonna to say echoes of hate? How appropriate?
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Could that? More appropriate? Could that be?
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In twenty twenty five, because like, I'm ready to move
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to Mars because I travel all over this world and
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I thought it was just here we were having all
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this division and hate and bedding everywhere. Yeah, so it
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came at the right time because listen, like the hate
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and division and polarize and polarization all over the world
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now is kind of ridiculous, Like yeah, and I think
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we need voices like you to kind of wake us up.
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I've been saying for a while now. If we want
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to cure this problem, just have one big music festival
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for the whole world, because especially if it's a metal festival,
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because at metal festivals, there is no hate.
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It's all love, and people think it's about hate. People
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think it's about hate.
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But you need to experience a metal festival and that's
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to me, that's my escape from all the hate for sure.
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And there's no echoes in that crowd.
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Yes, the only thing that I can I can say
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that there is a lot of law of dedication in
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the music. Every songwriter has it, and as well when
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you play, when we play live, when we are there
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like audience also you know, we we experience love, you know.
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So it's something that having with my wife. She is
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not a metal head for example, but of course she
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lived with me and she's forced to be. So sometimes
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sometimes you'll say, let's go and I want to see
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a metal bounder. Do you want to hang out with me? Ian?
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And when she's there, she's very surprised and she said
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that people here behave incredible well on this music is
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like hell, you know. But though then she had been
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showing more and more interest and respect about what's about this? Well,
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this is more a I don't I don't find the
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right war. Now it's like.
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We're like a big family.
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Yeah, yeah, that's that's that. It can be the right
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way to describe it.
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Yes, yeah, And you know the thing is to me
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and people have never experienced it. I was just explaining
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this to my grandson actually, because I took him out
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to buy him a guitar and we were playing different
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types of music. And I'm actually bringing him to a
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festival I'm doing a couple of weeks called Welcome to Rockville,
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I was playing from the band not to.
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Lose, And I have to say too, by the way,
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when I heard this song, it reminded me a little
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bit of knocked Loose too with your voice, and like,
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I like your voice better than his, to be honest. Okay,
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but hopefully he doesn't hear that. Would I have to
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go interview him at one of the festivals this year.
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mash picket because like he's he's gonna be going into
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high school and his experiences. He's never really seen it,
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and when I started describing to him, he's like, I'm
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sound scary and I but then I explained to him
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how it really works and how it's like the best
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therapy ever. And I told him that anytime I'm going
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through dark times in my life, I could go into
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the mosh pit and just leave it all there.
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much about about dopamine.
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You know, is.
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You know when you have the goose bumps, you say, uh,
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it's that it comes from the back of her, in
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your here, in your neck. And you know when I
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hear a great melody or something that I listen to
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all kinds of music. I love classic music for this
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is part of Sailor Hunter. Also all the arrangement I
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do write on classic music because my background I am
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Italian also, so we have in the family a lot
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of open and classic music. So I have I have
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grew up with this music around me. But they the combination.
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What I had I wanted to say is that it
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doesn't matter what what music you know, as long you
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deliver what you say is made with passion, you know,
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and it's meant to be for my for you as
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an artist, or you deliver to the people, the people
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who understand it understand it. There is there is that
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much people that I mean, there will be always someone
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that is going to love it or somewhere who is
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going to hate it. It doesn't matter.
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No matter what is it.
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That's where we are. We're humans, Yes, we are humans,
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Yes exactly.
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I would say I would say that you were talking
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about with the goose pumps as well, is that it's
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not it's not only that your family and it's like
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you come to a first of all, you go to
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a metal festival and you get the goosebumps. It's also
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therapy as well, for especially for youngsters and for teenagers.
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actually work in a Catholic school, but I'm not religious much.
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Pits more than anybody, that's right.
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Yeah, yeah, I sure do that. I actually once upon
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a time I have made heavy Catholic kids become a
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death metal and they were doing like Vatain and Vader
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and also Mayhem songs. So yeah, I could. You actually
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can see the transformation from a kid that has never
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listened or read the lyrics for a metal song, because
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they go in with this feeling that they are Satanist.
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They are they're brutal, angry men, they're vikings, you know, yeah,
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all those kind of stuff. But as soon as they listen,
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they understand this is therapy. This, this is directly from
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the heart, This is directly from the streets. It's it's hardcore,
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it's hardcore and it's yeah, it's therapy. I would say
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it was its most therapy.
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So, you know, I really like what you said about
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reading the lyrics, because you know, people listen to metal
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that have never heard metal, and they just assume what
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the lyrics are and they always think it's evil and
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death and destruction and satan. And the funniest example of
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that was go Jira playing at the Olympics and all
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the comments I saw people like.
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Oh, how could they do that? It's devil music, blah
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