PipemanRadio Interviews Saliva at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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And I'm here with Bobby Emerot Brad
Stewart. We are in Saliva. Yeah,

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here at Welcome to Rockville. Yes, and you guys killed it last

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night. Yeah. I had to
be here because like all the bands I

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want to see, I know I'm
not going to miss them by doing interviews

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on the pre night on the Wednesday
night. So yeah, it was bad.

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We got to warm up a little
bit, it was it was great.

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It was a pretty good different sets
too. So we're like, you

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know what, let's since they're shorter
sets, let's you know, we decided

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last night we'll play you know,
a couple of different songs, and today

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we'll play a couple different songs.
Nice see. And it's funny because I

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had people come up to me and
ask me. They're like, are they

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going to play the same set tomorrow, and I'm like, I doubt it,

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you know, yeah, why what
dud? Like, you know,

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there's a ton of songs in the
catalog when you think about it, you

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know, Plus when you think you're
at a festival setting, you know you

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want to keep the energy up and
keep keep the crowd engaged. And you

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know, today we were like,
let's let's make today our heavier set,

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you know. Nice. Oh well, then I can't miss that one.

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Then, So what's been going on
leading up to Rockville? You guys are

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like killing it out there. It's
it's been a rough time over the past

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year and you know, you recorded
that last album not knowing but it's a

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badass album for sure. Thank you
a lot more to the legacy, and

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like, so tell us a little
bit about what's been happening, you know,

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since I don't even want to talk
about it. So, you know,

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last year was a weird year for
us, you know, and losing

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Wayne was that's I mean, losing
anyone's tough. Losing a guy like that,

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right, really tough, you know, and it just really but I

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tried to, you know, we
try to look at the bright side of

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of how Wayne was and how Wayne
would have been if you know, Wayne's

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ghost is hanging around. He's you
know, he he's here, and he's

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telling us, you know, you
guys need to you know, keep doing

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this shit. This is what That's
how he was, man. He told

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her. You know, anytime he
was ever sick or something like, you

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know, day of a show,
he'd call and say, hey, bro,

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you got to call the kid to
come fly out and play. You

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know. He was just so selfless
and like all about the show going on.

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So he you know, never had
an ego, just very never had

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an enemy. You know, super
good dude. See I love hearing that.

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Yeah, you know my last guitar
player, dude, no, just

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no doubt, no doubt. And
the last time I interviewed you guys,

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I think it was a Blue Ridge
and I interviewed him and a couple of

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years ago, not not what happened
last year, and like just such a

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down to earth dude. Like you
said, no ego, And I think

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that's what it's all about. That's
what makes a band like yours stick around

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as long as it does. It's
always been my opinion that you know,

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you got this big ego, you
rise up and then you fall but yeah,

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like all the icons I've ever known, they have no idea of their

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icons, so they're around forever.
You're humble, man, keep it,

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you know, and grateful for that
we get to do this, and you

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know, it's fun. We're glad
to be here. Brad, you're glad

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to be here. I'm freaking stoked. Nice. Actually, you know,

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we're both from Jacksonville, so when
Danny moved the festival down here, we

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were pretty bumm because we could just
get in our car and go home when

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it was over, right. I
mean, it's only eighty miles up the

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street, you know, to Jacksonville, but but it's it's a better facility

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and it's better equipped. But yeah, we're stoked. I mean, we're

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on the Sonic Temple too next week
and louder In live too, so and

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we've known Danny. It's kind of
funny. I met Danny Wimmer. The

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first time I met him, he
owned the liquor license for a bar called

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the Milk Bar downtown Jacksonville, and
I had my brother's ID and Danny was

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checking id's at the door and he
goes, this isn't you I know this

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fucking guy, this is your brother
it's gotta be your brother Mark. And

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that was my introduction to Danny Wimmer
and history. No, yeah, it's

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it's kind of funny, but he's
he. And then of course, you

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know, he was a and R
for Fred's label, signed Puddle of Mud,

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and then then started doing festivals and
and just became this monstrosity of a

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promoter. You know, yeah,
I mean I think what he did that

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was smart is he followed the European
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know, because most of the festivals
here in the US it's like going to

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the fair. I know what you
mean by that, right, I know

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exactly what you mean, right.
And then like it's a real music festival,

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like everything's nice, and he caters
to the artists very well, and

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the and the you know, all
the catering's great. It's the layouts great.

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And people talking about like like a
you know, a nice like Disney

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theme parkers, I know, right, yeah, And you know people talk

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about moving Rockville and I loved it
in Jacksonville too, But opposite you,

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I was super excited when it came
to DAYTONI because I'm from West Palm,

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so that cut a couple hours off
of my drive. But what was best

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of all is the first year coming
here, and now I do it every

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year to get is driving on the
speedway to get to work. That's cool,

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right, right? Did you get
the drive on the actual speed No,

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I didn't do that because I'm afraid
my car would flip over. But

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well, you know, it's funny. I have it in my vehicle.

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I have my skateboard. Last year, I asked Christine out there, I'm

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like, do you think I'll lose
my media pass if I take my skateboard

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and go around the raceway. Hey
man, you might not lose your media,

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but you might lose an arm,
you know. I though, right

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it is. You don't realize when
you're watching on TV that it's like a

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straight up and down wall. Like
I did say to my friends before coming

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up here. I'm like, yeah, I might do it. I'll probably

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break my arm or something, but
it'll be worth it. This is true.

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Oh man? So yeah, I
mean this is a great facility for

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like the the grounds itself and even
the pre party like that stage you were

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playing on. When do you play
on stage like that for a pre party?

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Like that's what's good. It's like
just the normal festival. A couple

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of years ago we had there was
a little stage over by the campground.

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I remember that stage, yeah,
and that was like, that was cool.

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But this is even cool because you
could almost put on like a real

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show, well not almost, you
can. You can put on a real

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show on that stage because it's a
real festival and there's not a bad stage.

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Man. You know, all the
stages are great, and like you

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know, all the you have a
lot of bands here too that you know,

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they mix it up, and that's
great because you're going to get a

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lot of different people listening to different
stuff, you know. And how do

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you think the fans are feeling about
you continuing on this legacy? What feedback

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have you gone? Man, it's
been positive. It's been great, I

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think. You know, when I
got in the and thirteen years now,

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right, fourteen years and flies,
you know, I knew it was going

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to be a challenge, and I
knew it was going to had a lot

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of hurdles to cross over, you
know, and a lot of stuff from

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the previous you know, uh ten
years and things. And yeah, you

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know, those dudes partied hard and
they you know, they they lived it

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up. I mean it really really
did. And I think the you know,

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when I got in, the whole
goal was like how do we two

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point zero? Like how do we
take it? You know, you know,

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keep it fun and you know,
keep it real, you know,

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and I think it just started to
get a little like, you know,

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people were you know, not friendly
anymore towards each other and stuff. Yeah,

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and that happens in dance, you
know. And but you know the

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only goal I set out to do
was just just try to keep it fun

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and uh, let's make good music
and and just go continue on, you

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know, for the fans, you
know, and then you know, obviously

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those songs you know, early on
or are you know, iconic songs and

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people you know, the band exists
because of that. You can't you can't

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count that out. But also know
that like you know, we're we're doing

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what we've always been doing. You
know. Brad's been around, you know,

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eight years now too and with us, and he was in Shine Down

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and Fuel and nine years nine years, so you know, and it's like

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he understands the grind. And Wayne, Wayne, even when Wayne was here,

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he understood the grind and and and
he was all about it. And

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you know, but I think the
fans it's kind of like see the show,

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come see the show, and definitely
and then and then you know,

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and you can tell, Like so
I see a lot of shows, and

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you can tell who's going through the
motions. You can tell which bands are

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like not gelling, and then you
can tell the ones that are real,

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that are just musicians just up there
doing what they want to do, has

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nothing to do with anything else but
playing music. And that's definitely you guys

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for sure, So they definitely have
to see that live well. And also

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too, you know, a lot
of fans, you know, they get

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so connected to what the songs and
the band and the brand and everything.

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It's still a business. It's still
a business at the end of the day.

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These are LLCs and you know,
in in corporations and and things,

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and so there's a lot of stuff
behind the scenes too that I think too,

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that's an every thing when we become
adults. We kind of realized that

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when we were teenagers. Like I
remember, I was in that whole Sunset

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strip scene in the eighties. I'm
like, fuck this shit, I'm not

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posing out on my music and blah
blah blah. But I was a kid,

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and then I realized that, you
know, no matter what you're doing,

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it's a business. It is and
you know whether you whether you have

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fun with it and not. I
think it's a it's a grateful business to

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be and I'm grateful, very grateful, and you know, I bet I

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know Brad is too. And the
things that we've seen and done and as

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you can't change that, and I
wouldn't change it. It's great. So

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for both of you, what would
be if if you were to tell your

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favorite story about Wayne, each one
of you, what would that be?

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Man, I definitely you go,
you might be I don't know if I

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could say some of these stories is
a problem. He probably wouldn't want me

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to anyway. I don't know.
Right, So this one is actually really

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funny. So we were doing these
acoustic shows. They we would go out

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and do these unplucked things, something
that Saliva had never done right right,

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and and Wayne loved doing them because
he could sit down and play play guitar

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and he just loved it. He'd
drink the hammer fireball and and we'd be

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close and personal people. And he
was trying to impress this girl that he

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had met and we were playing a
place in Samford or Orlando or something,

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and we're standing outside, I'm like
talking to people ever, and all of

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a sudden, he burst through the
main door of the venue and he has

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a case of beer in his hand
and he's running and then there's a security

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guard running after him literally like like
as if he just stole a case of

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beer, ran out the door,
and then the security guard tackles him on

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the ground. Yeah, you were
there. It's kind of playing too.

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When we showed up, you know, Wayne kind of looked like Rob Zombie,

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right, this guy. So we
roll up and you know, we're

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just doing an acoustic thing and these
people are standing outside and they're like,

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well Rob Zombie made it webout,
pissed our pants and Wayne, it was

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it was to where Wayne could hear
him. Yeah, we all heard him

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and shit. So anyway, it
was freaking hilarious. Man, him running

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out of the thing with the beer, and I'm like, I can visualize

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it. Help him because I don't
even know what's going on, and and

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it was hilarious. And he told
the guy, I'm just playing. I'm

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just playing, you know. It
was a joke. So then he helps

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him take it back because the beer
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the bar, and Wayne just grabbed
him. It just took off. Man.

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We were like, why did you
do that? Shit? Man,

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He's like, I don't know,
I just felt like the right thing to

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do at the time. Man,
were like, man, oh man,

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that's great. Shit. Yeah.
Man, he was the best. I

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mean, he was the guy that
we were playing a radio thing in Vegas.

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And of course Wayne would show up
late to the airport, almost miss

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his plane, had to leave his
guitars in the car to make his flight.

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So then we had when he when
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to go rent guitars for the guy. He was just so crazy, just

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all over the place sometimes, man, but he get up there every night

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and just slay it, dude.
You know, he was just like he

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was total pro, you know,
and very respected. Very underrated. Though

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I don't know why that was that
way, but I mean maybe people will

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figure it out later, but I
think some of the best musicians I've ever

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known in my lifetime were all underrated. It's like there's something about that.

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Yeah. I mean, he'd get
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just about anybody on the guitar I
mean it. I mean in the studio

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he was he was like, to
me, the most talented guy in the

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room at any given time, in
the studio or on the stage. You

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know, I mean, I love
it. I see I love hearing this

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stuff from you know, you hear
a lot of bad blood going on in

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bands nowadays, and to hear this
stuff, that's what I want to hear.

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I don't want to hear all that
other bullsh don't really have any enemies

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though. It was reird I love
that, Like everyone just everyone loved him.

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He didn't, you know, he
just he just kind of just would

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show up and do his thing too, you know. I mean, he

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wasn't like trying to start drama with
people, or if there was any beef

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he would squash it between other people
where he'd try to like help other people

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figure out their problems too. Man. You know it was it was it

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was just a one of a kind
person. We need more people like him.

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And ask you guys in rock and
roll, man, thank you for

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sure shape that brother. Tell everybody
how they can reach out to you guys

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on the web. Socials by merch, check out other tour dates. Yeah,

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you know, all this stuff you
know, Facebook, Instagram, tender

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you know. Yeah, wait,
you think that's funny. For my radio

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show, we set up a pipe
Man only fans oh, the first ever

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podcast only fans man. People make
money on that stuff, right, Like

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you gotta do things different nowadays.
Yeah, it's it's clearly I'm doing I'm

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in the wrong business, right.
Nobody want to see me though, so

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yeah, that's what I've co host
for. The pictures aren't of me.

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Yeah, it's like it's like Catfish, you know, you like Catfish and

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them. Yeah, there you go. Well, you guys rocked it here

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last night at Welcome to Rockville.
You're gonna rock it again here today.

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And thanks for giving us such great
music and continuing on the legacy. And

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thanks for being on the Adventures of
pipe Man. Thanks Bud, thank you.

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Hey, this is Bobby and Brad
from Saliva and you were listening to

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pipe Man on W four c Y
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Adventures of Pipemen on W for c
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