Oct. 8, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Saosin at Louder Than Life 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Saosin at Louder Than Life 2024.

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This's the pipe Man here on the Adventure fip Man

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And I'm here with.

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Chris and Bo and we're from the band Sayosin also

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known as say Ocean, also known as Saushan, also known

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as Shooshan, also known as Soison.

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I love it.

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See I love when bands give me the names instead

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for two reasons. They do it much better than I do,

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and I don't have the opportunity to butcher it.

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There we go.

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Yeah, how much I did?

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I did?

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There is a there's a band from Mexico and they're

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called say Ocean. I'd be hard pressed to say they weren't.

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They didn't think about our band?

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Yeah, I know that was wrong.

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How many for them?

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How many times have people interviewed you and like, never

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said your name right?

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Well, we don't necessarily have a right way to say it,

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so I think that.

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That's what it's like.

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It easier for us and the interviewer because they then

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whatever whatever you say is what it is.

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Yeah. See, like I could go to Seo Sin. Yeah.

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I think where it gets tricky is when you're starting

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to search it right, because then if you say it weird,

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then you're gonna start typing in weird stuff.

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It's like Louisville because I don't know if you know this,

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So first of all, I still can't say it right.

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I'm from the northeast. I grew up saying Louisville. Yeah,

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that's the way you don't say it here. Okay, is

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it Louisville. It's got those l's in it. Yeah, it's Louisville.

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Louisville.

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Yeah, it's like that double L sound that isn't even

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in but not to.

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Be confused as like the Spanish doublell of.

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Like a no no no no, okay, yeah no it's

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not it's not you'llville.

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Yeah, I don't.

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I don't even know how you would do that. But

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there are actually shirt a shirt I got one year

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at later in life.

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It has all the ways to say it for people here,

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and there's like ten different ways to say it, just

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like you were saying your band name. None of them

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are louisvill Bill. But I did hear a new one

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today from Siri or yesterday I was driving and the

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GPS said Lewis Villa and called it Lewis Villa.

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So it's sell Ya is the phonetic correct phonetic way

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to spell it?

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Yeah, so now it's Louis Villa Kentucky.

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There you go.

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So I wonder what Siri would say about your band.

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Name, tricky? What do you think, Bo? What do you

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think Siri would? We could ask?

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Let's do it, Let's ask Siri.

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Okay, I don't even know how we would ask Siri either.

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Hey, Siri, tell us about the band seosin.

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Here's some info about Sausan.

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Oh, she doesn't have a nice nice Australian.

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Sayson says yes.

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Say it says is an American rock band formed in

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two thousand and three in OC, California. It says Orange County,

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but I had to say OC. The group originally consisted of.

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There we go, So there it is. We consider ourselves

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member fluid.

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There you go.

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Yeah, he just had a return this year too, right, Yeah,

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tell us about.

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That, Bo, tell us the timeline of the shift in

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sales and four point oh, we're calling it SOS and

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four point oh.

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I love it, man.

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I would you say it was maybe last year when

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we were in Australia. I think we started talking with

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Cove again. We'd like briefly or shortly been talking with Cove.

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I don't think it was ever like a It didn't

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feel like a bad breakup to me.

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Yeah, And then yeah, when we.

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Were in Australia, he was just like we got more

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in touch again, and then you know, we both expressed

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some interest in doing some shows together. And then we

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did a show, a twenty years anniversary show at the

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Garden Amphitheater in Orange County where we're from, and we

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had both of our so we had Cove and Anthony

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come out and do like half a set with Cove,

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half set with Anthony and it turned out awesome.

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So it was really cool.

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And then when we were playing with Cove that night,

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it was like, man, this feels great.

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We should do more of this.

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So yeah, So now we're in the season of playing

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with Cove right now and it's just it's feeling really

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good and it's really fun for us because we haven't

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been able to play a lot of the self titled

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songs in a really long time.

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Wow.

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So now we're celebrating coming up on twenty years of

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that album, and that.

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Must blow your mind in and of itself. Twenty years,

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it's insane.

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I was just talking to a friend who plays in

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another band that's been around almost as long as us.

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We were joking around, like, man, are we going to

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be around in another five years or whatever? And something

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that he said was like, thinking back when we first started,

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did you ever think we were going to be around

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for twenty years?

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And I was like, oh, I didn't even think I

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was going to be alive when I was in high

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school for twenty years.

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Same so so yeah, So I guess at the end

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of the conversation that left me feeling hopeful that we

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could potentially do this for another ten to twenty years.

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It is way cool.

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Who knows.

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I love it And it seems to be like a

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lot of OC punk bands from my day, even from

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like the.

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Eighties, are back in big playing now.

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And I think the bands well like just had at

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punkin Park, had Dead Kennedy's t s O L Hunting

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the Beach right, Yeah, I was just at riot Fest

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Circle Jerks played. I don't know, because I had a

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bad weekend last weekend, like bad that.

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I miss a two days.

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I made it. Actually, my grandson passed.

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Oh no way, I'm so sorry.

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Yeah so, and I used to tick bring him the festival.

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He interviewed bands, I throw him in his first mosh

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pit ever and stuff like that.

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But I'm gonna honor him this weekend.

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We are honoring him, for sure.

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And it's pretty wild, like to even think of some

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of these bands that probably shouldn't have made it a year, yeah,

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that are still here forty years later.

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Well, especially those punk bands too. If you think Black

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Flag and all the iterations they play that riot fests

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like they've had way more many, way more member changes

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than Saosen has. And for us, it's like to think

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about it as like such a big deal. But then

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you think about bands like Black Flag, I think Mike

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Valley's singing now, yeah, it's like Greg and Mike Valley,

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and then I don't know who else.

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And I only even imagine that Dead Kennedy's without Jello.

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Correct, but he's not even in no and hasn't been

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forever forever.

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They I think they suit him yeah, yeah, it's like weird.

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Yeah it's weird, but.

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Yeah, it's it's a good point that you bring up,

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because in our minds it's hard for us not to

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get caught up in like mains, like not that we

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ever strived for ultimate mainstream success, but like you you

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see bands, like especially coming out of the nineties, right,

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there was so much one hit wonder mainstream success.

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Right yeah, and then so so.

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We were kind of always an undertied genre. None of

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us were all the bands even at the biggest point.

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We're never as big as Journey or right.

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Any of the bands that you in the nineties.

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But now we're coming back into our own I call

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it our classic rock era. But yeah, to your point,

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it's like there's bands that were like even more unlikely

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and they're still playing forty years later. So I think

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that's like promising for us, because we're just like we

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thought we'd be one and we'd be one and done

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in four years, right, and here we are twenty years

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later and people are like still showing up.

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People are our age people younger.

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Amazes me when I see how many kids nowadays have

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Misfits shirts on, and not just because it's a trendy

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shirt to wear. Yeah, it's because they actually liked the band.

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Well, I would even say back just a few years ago,

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it was trendy, right, and now it's it's I think

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bands like Deftones are something where they have like this crazy,

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weird young fan base all of a sudden.

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To me that's like, oh, there's like cycles perhaps.

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And I sit there and think, I'm like, how do

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they even know these bands? The kids? So it's kind

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of fucking cool.

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Good for them.

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For fine, I mean, it's hope for the ability to

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find and discover new music even though it's old.

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Yeah, totally.

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I think about now, like all these bands that play

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these festivals and headline When I was a teenager, I

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would have never gone to see bands that were that old.

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Yeah, Like they were all my age.

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Yeah.

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I went to Slayers first show ever, they're like two

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years older than me. Metallica I went to their first

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show ever, also around my age. And you take these

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other bands that we're talking about, the OC bands also

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my age, and like just it kind of blows my

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mind because I would have never gone to see a

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bunch of fifty year old's played music.

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No. With that said, I went to a festival last

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year and it.

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Was called power Trip and Familiar.

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Yeah, and so it was Metallica, Guns n' Roses, Judas

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Priest Iron Maiden told PC and granted, I like to

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say most of those bands have never sounded worse and

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they're never gonna sound better.

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A lot of them sounded great. It was awesome.

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I'm so glad that we got to see Brian Johnson

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singing ACDC songs at seventy two years old, right, But

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I thought the exception there was the fact that Danny

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Carey is like sixty four years old and he's playing

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like he's thirty two. Playing the drum was like he's

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thirty two years old, So that to me is like

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promising also.

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Being a drummer, I think, as all the all the

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parts of the band, that's the hardest one to stay young.

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Yeah, it's older than Lars.

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It takes all the energy.

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Yeah, crazy to think, probably better than Lars.

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What.

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I I love Lars.

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I do love that I get to see him, but

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but it's hard to compare him to Danny Carey because

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Danny Carey is just.

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Like a and of one, Yeah, anominally human, no doubt player.

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No doubt, and my hat's off to anybody that can

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play drums because I played for nine years and I

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still sucked.

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Yeah, so I wish I could play drums.

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And there's a band that played today that the drummer

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sings that even blows my mind anymore.

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We just watched them, Brutus, Yeah, Brutus. They're one of

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our favorite bands.

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Yeah.

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See, like fucking like I, I just have to bow

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to her because how the hell do you play drums

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and sing at the same time. Wow, just blows my

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mind and be good at both. It's hard enough to

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play guitar and sing.

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It's hard enough to just be a singer.

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That's true too. I tried that too.

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I was a flash metal singer, but I wasn't doing

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it right, so I fucked up my bow.

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Wishes he could be a singer. He wish he could

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be the front man.

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I tell you what Oasis is coming back.

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Yeah, I can't wait to see what happens on stage.

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I've been waiting for that. I saw Oasis in ninety seven.

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I was a huge into like the British Invasion when

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it came over. So like Oasis, blur, ocean color scene,

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like any sort of thing that was coming out of

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like UK. At that time, I was super into it,

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and now coming back, I don't I feel like, did

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you buy tickets or no?

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No, they're impossible.

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I think I think now in recent events, I think

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the next tour should be James Addiction and Oasis.

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Dude, James, Wait, was it James Addiction that just had

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the crazy thing with.

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That's why I'm saying that.

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Yeah, no, I think yeah, And it's like the ultimate

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fighting Championship for bands on stage.

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It could be like the Ultimate Deathmatch Tour.

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Yeah, and then who's the other one? Puddle of mud?

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Is that some on stage explosions?

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Yeah? Yeah, what we did?

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What if we did a lineup right now?

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So we did Oasis a festival, Let's do Oasis, Jane's Addiction,

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who's the band a Surge Tansen, that guy the.

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Guy that won't tour with his baby, oh system.

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System of a Down and some of a of a Down?

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And then maybe we'll have the rock band one where

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Sebastian Bach was the singer, not his real band, the

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one that was like the MTV show.

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The super group.

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Oh, we were just talking about this and we should

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have them open.

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Or how about the headliner could be Iron May then

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with Bruce and Paul Diano both.

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Oh my gosh, who I think Bruce would kick his ass?

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Right?

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Bruce is very fit, still very capable, and he fights

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Eddie every show.

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Yeah, so there you go.

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Yeah, yeah, very sick.

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So now how do they reach out to you? On

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socials on the web so they if they want to

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fight you.

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Yeah, we'll be staging the first ever fight the band

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tour next year and that can be found at saosin

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spelled s a O s i n dot com. We

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also have Instagram, saoson official. There's a guy somewhere in

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Thailand or something that has the original saosy.

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We'll give it to us.

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That's terrible.

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Shout out to Bank Apton is his name? Bank?

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There's another on stage fight.

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Yeah, we'll fight him.

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And uh yeah, that's pretty much where we function the most,

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just those two places, and that's the best place to

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find us and find out more information about us.

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And then obviously all the streaming services were all over.

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And buy your merch because they can't listen to my

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show if they don't buy merch.

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Buy the merch at seosin dot com. Yeah, there it

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is got a couple good a couple of goodies, and we.

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Do some some drops every once in a while on

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significant days. We've had a couple of seats and desists

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for good too, good.

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Of merch designs.

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I like it.

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Yeah, so yeah, that's pretty much it.

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Cool. Well, you guys rock.

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I'm glad you were here at lard in Life and

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thanks for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Thanks pipe Man, Thank you for listening to the Adventures

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of pipe Man on w for CUI Radio.