Sept. 19, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Screaming Females at Riotfest 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Screaming Females at Riotfest. The band discusses some of their favorite festivals to play from around the country and what makes a festival special. Screaming Females...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Screaming Females at Riotfest. The band discusses some of their favorite festivals to play from around the country and what makes a festival special. Screaming Females describes their sound as a full spectrum aesthetic that you can headbang or just chill and listen to. The band shares stories from touring and the moments that are going to stick with them long after they’re done touring. You can find more information about Screaming Female’s upcoming tour dates, merch, and latest releases at their website ScreamingFemales.com. Check out their latest album “Desire Pathway” available on all streaming platforms now!
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Listen to & Watch a show dedicated to motivation, business, empowerment, inspiration, music, comedy, celebrities, shock jock radio, various topics, and entertainment. The Adventures of Pipeman is hosted by Dean K. Piper, CST aka “The Pipeman” who has been said to be hybrid of Tony Robbins, Batman, and Howard Stern. The Adventures of Pipeman has received many awards, media features, and has been ranked for multiple categories as one of the Top 6 Live Radio Shows & Podcasts in the world.
Pipeman Radio also consists of multiple podcasts showing the many sides of Pipeman. These include The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman in the Pit, and Positively Pipeman and more. You can find all of the Pipeman Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts. With thousands of episodes that focus on Intertainment which combines information and entertainment there is something for everyone including over 5000 interviews with celebrities, music artists/bands, authors, speakers, coaches, entrepreneurs, and all kinds of professionals.
Then there is The Pipeman Radio Tour where Pipeman travels the country and world doing press coverage for Major Business Events, Conferences, Conventions, Music Festivals, Concerts, Award Shows, and Red Carpets. One of the top publicists in music has named Pipeman the “King of All Festivals.” So join the Pipeman as he brings “The Pipeman Radio Tour” to life right before your ears and eyes.
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Phone/Text Contact – 561-506-4031
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The Adventures of Pipeman is broadcast live daily at 8AM ET.
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is number one internet radio station. Here's
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This is pipe Man here on the Adventures
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pipe Man W for c Y Radio
and I'm here with screaming females. Nice.
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You're at Riot Fest. So how
do you love this festival? Like?
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How do we love right festival?
How you love this festival? Well,
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you actually played a previous one.
I think it was in twenty twelve.
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I had the flu, so I
didn't really go to the festival.
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So this one's a lot more entertaining
for me. I would watching some stuff
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happen and walking around and I don't
have both flu. What other festivals have
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you guys done? More than I
can count, But in recent memory,
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we were just out a couple of
weeks ago in Seattle to do bumber Shoot
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Nic festival that's going on there for
fifty years wow, And they just had
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a big relaunch after a few years
off. So it was pretty exciting.
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That's pretty cool. Any other ones
that stick in your mind? Last year
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we played the we played an arts
festival in Chicago, but I'm blanking on
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the name Elmwood Arts Festival. I
don't Flynnwood Arts Festival. That might set
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that sounds more. It was great
fun. So how do you guys as
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a band feel about playing festivals opposed
to playing club shows, opposed to being
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on the road doing other shows Like
I'd say that festivals can be as different
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as clubs are. Some clubs are
cool and you feel really welcome and sound
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great. Others I feel like they
want you out the door as quick as
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possible. Sometimes festivals treat you really
well. Other times they they're like,
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yeah, you've got nowhere to park, so you gotta get in here and
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play and figure it out on your
own. I think that ultimately, with
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a festival, you just got to
come in with the attitude that you're just
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gonna have fun and whatever happens happens. You can't get in there and nitpick
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about sound or about how your monitors
sound like, or how you even perform.
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It's just try to do your best
and have have some fun while you're
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at it. You know, it's
funny you talk about sound. So one
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of the festivals I do, hell
fest now they have like twelve stages.
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Last year was like three hundred and
sixty bands and every band said to me,
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greatest experience ever. Sound Check took
like five minutes and it was perfect.
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No stress, because that's the biggest
stress for you guys. Right,
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It's like you're not working with your
normal sound person, and then sound check
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can be kind of a headache.
Right. Well, a lot of times
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you don't even get a sound check, so if you get one, you're
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kind of lucky. Sometimes that's right, so you know, you kind of
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go with it, you know,
whatever happens. I mean, I think
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that that's an important thing as a
band. All different bands have different setups
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in different ways of operating, but
for us, it's always been super important
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to be able to just get up
there and play wherever we are and or
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whatever circumstances. You know what I
love about riot Fest. We're talking about
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this on the way in because I
do a lot of festivals. I didn't
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have to figure out where the media
tent is because everything is in the same
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place every year. I don't have
to think about every other festival. It's
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like I spend an hour try and
find a media tent because they like to
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not think about anything, right,
just go know where you gotta go,
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load in and you're ready to go, and don't have to deal with where's
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this? Well, we haven't been
here in ten years or more, so
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we had to figure out where everything
was. But we figured it out.
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There you go, good signage.
You know what else I snoice is like
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at some other festivals, the artists
only get a band for that day,
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but they're not allowed to be there. And maybe that's true here too,
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but they're not allowed to be there
to rest at a time, Like if
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you're leaving on the road, that's
one thing, but I would think if
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you're an artist, you should just
be able to stay the whole festival.
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I agree, we have to head
out tomorrow anyway, So I didn't research
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it. But this wristband says artists
Friday on it, which I noticed as
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Suzo saying. I was looking at
his O like, well, maybe that
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was the wrong way for me to
go, But I agree with you if
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you're playing, if you're playing a
festival, you should be able to go
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see a band you love the next
day as well. Yeah, or interviews
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like I set up a reviews and
sometimes a band not knowing I'll set up
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an airview for a day that they're
not playing, and then they find out
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they can't do the interview because they're
not allowed in the press tent that day,
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And I'm like, that's ridiculous,
that's weird. But right fest I
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think is run really well, great
festival. We're glad you guys played here
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because you guys kick ass. So
why don't you, why don't you tell
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our listeners who have never heard you, in your opinion, why they should
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listen your band. They're they're all
pointing to you. I think we're a
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lovely group of very considerate people who
enjoy each other's company and making nice music
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to to bang your head too.
What a core study? And chill?
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What a concept nowadays? Right Like? What a concept nowadays? Right Like?
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You can do both that, you
can actually be nice and chill and
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all that stuff you said, sometimes
we're nice and chill and sometimes we're nice
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and not chill. Well, they
can guarantee you that will always be nice.
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And speaking of banging your head behind
us, there's a massage therapist for
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free for ever all the press and
the artists. So if you were you're
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killing it to me, after the
set. Yeah, after the set you're
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killing it too much and your neck's
all messed up and your back's all messed
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up. Getting a little older,
so we got to start keeping up the
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the ship. Yeah, I can't
even move my neck because I head buying
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in for terrible. As far as
it's okay, I mean it was worth
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it. Yeah, you know,
I still do it like it's still like
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I'll be out there tonight. I
can't escape my whole here till later,
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but I'll be out there tonight and
I won't care about the pain. I'll
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be just like, that's a beautiful
thing. Threw it. I'm out there.
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Thank you so much. What a
compliment. There you go. It's
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worth it. It's worth it.
You gotta Joe, so do it.
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So, what's the craziest story you
have in your guy's musical journey? Most
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of our craziest stories are tour stories
that mostly deal with like p and poop
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and puke and stuff. And I
wouldn't necessarily say that they're crazy, they're
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just gross. You know why I
was laughing. I was laughing because there's
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this other question I've asked, like
what story good or bad? When you're
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like eighty you're gonna talk about and
the number one answer from artists has been
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shipping their pants on stage. No, none of us have done that yet,
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but it's inevitable, awfully close.
Right in that frame of mind,
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we recently came out with a documentary
about a store we did earlier this year
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in Alaska, which is the fiftieth
state we had to play, And on
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the last night we played a club
called Coots that's been there forever. And
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the whole time we were in Alaska, people said where are you playing an
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Anchorage and said Coots And said,
oh boy, and said what does that
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mean? Like that's the place you're
most likely I hit with a bar stool
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in Alaska, So I was like
okay. And when we got there,
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the establishment did not have doors or
seats on their toilets. Wow, And
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I had to use the facility whether
they liked it or not. So I
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just plopped down in there and waved
to everybody was walking by. Have you
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been to the UK yet to play
again? Oh? Yeah, We've been
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all over the UK and Europe and
New Zealand and Australia and Costa Rica and
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Puerto Rico. Oh where in Costa
Rica. I love Costa Rica, so
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I want to do a festival there, but there's only like one. But
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where is the cool place to go
catch good music at Costa Rica? I
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don't know. It was a bunch
of years ago and it was a really
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whorldwind trip. We played one show
in San Jose and it was really fun.
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But I couldn't I couldn't not tell
you anything other than they have the
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worst traffic I've ever seen in the
world. Yeah, and you get out
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of San Jose and it's all like
dirt roads, like something that should take
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you like a half an hour,
it takes like four hours and the yeah,
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totally And okay, So what shocked
me the first time I did download
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like I do download at Bloodstock in
the UK is I was staying there and
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people in the crowd out, We're
just peeing right there, like yeah,
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right where you stand, and it's
just normal to them. It wasn't like
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some drunk dude and it was,
oh, they're probably some drunk dude though
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there it was, but it was
just like everybody does it. Or they
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were lined up against the wall.
Oh yeah, in the in like the
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normal party zones in UK cities.
They usually have these like semi permanent urinals
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that just like go up on the
street at night and they just like PLoP
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them on, like you know,
a signpost or whatever. And I don't
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like the trough one either, Like
I don't want to be in a line
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with a bunch of other people just
sitting heah, I don't mind. And
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it's all rolling down. Yeah,
that's fine, you know. I do
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like a door on the door would
because shitter. But you know, beggars
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can't be choosers. There you go, so tell everybody how they connect to
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you guys. Some socials on the
web and you know, really easy to
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find screaming Females dot com. It
has all the info. We it up
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to date. You can find all
the links to every all the social media
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sites and everything else. Just go
there scream females dot com. What else
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do you want? The listeners know
that we haven't talked about Uh. We've
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been a band a long time where
a dy band or self managed always have
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been. We work with close friends
of ours because we find it important to
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keep up good relationships and to build
community out of music rather than just try
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to, I don't know, reach
some unattainable goal of stardom or something.
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I love it. And for you, which is your favorite tattoo on?
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There? Because you got some cool
shit? Yeah, you got cool shit
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going on. I mean, I
really like this garbage can. I'm waiting
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for us. I'm waiting for Oscar
to clus to trump out. No,
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you know he's not in here.
This is just empty. And then on
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the other arm, I have a
garbage bag with a cinder block and a
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banana tree. Close are pretty cool. I think they're all pretty neat.
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I think they are too. Which
one that's the most meaning to none of
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them? They're all that Oh my
gosh, she has both Mike and myself
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tattooed on her and she just called
it all meaningless. Oh wow, I
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didn't really see those ones. I
forget that they are there. So that's
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a first. Because I was doing
the interview, we hurt their feelings.
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I know. Well, we might
have to keep it, but if you
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want me to edit it, okay. Yeah. Maybe it's funny because the
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other band before I was interviewing Faya, they all they all have the band
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name tattooed on. You're the first
that had your band members tattooed, so
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now they have to be in the
band forever, and you have to be
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in the band forever. Yeah,
that's the plan. There we go.
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a long time ago. I love
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band that we would like to go
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tour with Pearl Jam? WHOA,
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just said it's forgotten every band he's
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So there it is. I love
it, easy peasy, Well, thanks
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for being here at riot Fest and
thanks for being on the Adventures plate Man.
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You're at Riot Fest. So how
do you love this festival? Like?
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How do we love right festival?
How you love this festival? Well,
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you actually played a previous one.
I think it was in twenty twelve.
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I had the flu, so I
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So this one's a lot more entertaining
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happen and walking around and I don't
have both flu. What other festivals have
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you guys done? More than I
can count, But in recent memory,
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we were just out a couple of
weeks ago in Seattle to do bumber Shoot
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Nic festival that's going on there for
fifty years wow, And they just had
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a big relaunch after a few years
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That's pretty cool. Any other ones
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we played the we played an arts
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the name Elmwood Arts Festival. I
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that sounds more. It was great
fun. So how do you guys as
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a band feel about playing festivals opposed
to playing club shows, opposed to being
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on the road doing other shows Like
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as clubs are. Some clubs are
cool and you feel really welcome and sound
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great. Others I feel like they
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possible. Sometimes festivals treat you really
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yeah, you've got nowhere to park, so you gotta get in here and
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play and figure it out on your
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a festival, you just got to
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gonna have fun and whatever happens happens. You can't get in there and nitpick
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about sound or about how your monitors
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It's just try to do your best
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of the festivals I do, hell
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greatest experience ever. Sound Check took
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No stress, because that's the biggest
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It's like you're not working with your
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can be kind of a headache.
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you don't even get a sound check, so if you get one, you're
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kind of lucky. Sometimes that's right, so you know, you kind of
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go with it, you know,
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that that's an important thing as a
band. All different bands have different setups
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in different ways of operating, but
for us, it's always been super important
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to be able to just get up
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whatever circumstances. You know what I
love about riot Fest. We're talking about
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this on the way in because I
do a lot of festivals. I didn't
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have to figure out where the media
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place every year. I don't have
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like I spend an hour try and
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not think about anything, right,
just go know where you gotta go,
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load in and you're ready to go, and don't have to deal with where's
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this? Well, we haven't been
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we had to figure out where everything
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There you go, good signage.
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at some other festivals, the artists
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but they're not allowed to be there. And maybe that's true here too,
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but they're not allowed to be there
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you're leaving on the road, that's
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you're an artist, you should just
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I agree, we have to head
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it. But this wristband says artists
Friday on it, which I noticed as
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Suzo saying. I was looking at
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was the wrong way for me to
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you're playing, if you're playing a
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see a band you love the next
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like I set up a reviews and
sometimes a band not knowing I'll set up
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an airview for a day that they're
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they can't do the interview because they're
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that's weird. But right fest I
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think is run really well, great
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because you guys kick ass. So
why don't you, why don't you tell
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our listeners who have never heard you, in your opinion, why they should
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listen your band. They're they're all
pointing to you. I think we're a
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lovely group of very considerate people who
enjoy each other's company and making nice music
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to to bang your head too.
What a core study? And chill?
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What a concept nowadays? Right Like? What a concept nowadays? Right Like?
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You can do both that, you
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all that stuff you said, sometimes
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and not chill. Well, they
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And speaking of banging your head behind
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free for ever all the press and
the artists. So if you were you're
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killing it to me, after the
set. Yeah, after the set you're
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killing it too much and your neck's
all messed up and your back's all messed
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up. Getting a little older,
so we got to start keeping up the
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the ship. Yeah, I can't
even move my neck because I head buying
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in for terrible. As far as
it's okay, I mean it was worth
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it. Yeah, you know,
I still do it like it's still like
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I'll be out there tonight. I
can't escape my whole here till later,
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but I'll be out there tonight and
I won't care about the pain. I'll
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be just like, that's a beautiful
thing. Threw it. I'm out there.
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Thank you so much. What a
compliment. There you go. It's
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worth it. It's worth it.
You gotta Joe, so do it.
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So, what's the craziest story you
have in your guy's musical journey? Most
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of our craziest stories are tour stories
that mostly deal with like p and poop
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and puke and stuff. And I
wouldn't necessarily say that they're crazy, they're
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just gross. You know why I
was laughing. I was laughing because there's
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this other question I've asked, like
what story good or bad? When you're
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like eighty you're gonna talk about and
the number one answer from artists has been
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shipping their pants on stage. No, none of us have done that yet,
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but it's inevitable, awfully close.
Right in that frame of mind,
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we recently came out with a documentary
about a store we did earlier this year
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in Alaska, which is the fiftieth
state we had to play, And on
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the last night we played a club
called Coots that's been there forever. And
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the whole time we were in Alaska, people said where are you playing an
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Anchorage and said Coots And said,
oh boy, and said what does that
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mean? Like that's the place you're
most likely I hit with a bar stool
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in Alaska, So I was like
okay. And when we got there,
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the establishment did not have doors or
seats on their toilets. Wow, And
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I had to use the facility whether
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just plopped down in there and waved
to everybody was walking by. Have you
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been to the UK yet to play
again? Oh? Yeah, We've been
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all over the UK and Europe and
New Zealand and Australia and Costa Rica and
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Puerto Rico. Oh where in Costa
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I want to do a festival there, but there's only like one. But
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where is the cool place to go
catch good music at Costa Rica? I
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don't know. It was a bunch
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whorldwind trip. We played one show
in San Jose and it was really fun.
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worst traffic I've ever seen in the
world. Yeah, and you get out
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of San Jose and it's all like
dirt roads, like something that should take
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you like a half an hour,
it takes like four hours and the yeah,
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totally And okay, So what shocked
me the first time I did download
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like I do download at Bloodstock in
the UK is I was staying there and
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people in the crowd out, We're
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right where you stand, and it's
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some drunk dude and it was,
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there it was, but it was
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were lined up against the wall.
Oh yeah, in the in like the
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normal party zones in UK cities.
They usually have these like semi permanent urinals
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that just like go up on the
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them on, like you know,
a signpost or whatever. And I don't
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like the trough one either, Like
I don't want to be in a line
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with a bunch of other people just
sitting heah, I don't mind. And
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it's all rolling down. Yeah,
that's fine, you know. I do
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like a door on the door would
because shitter. But you know, beggars
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can't be choosers. There you go, so tell everybody how they connect to
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you guys. Some socials on the
web and you know, really easy to
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find screaming Females dot com. It
has all the info. We it up
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to date. You can find all
the links to every all the social media
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sites and everything else. Just go
there scream females dot com. What else
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do you want? The listeners know
that we haven't talked about Uh. We've
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been a band a long time where
a dy band or self managed always have
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been. We work with close friends
of ours because we find it important to
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keep up good relationships and to build
community out of music rather than just try
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to, I don't know, reach
some unattainable goal of stardom or something.
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I love it. And for you, which is your favorite tattoo on?
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There? Because you got some cool
shit? Yeah, you got cool shit
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going on. I mean, I
really like this garbage can. I'm waiting
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for us. I'm waiting for Oscar
to clus to trump out. No,
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you know he's not in here.
This is just empty. And then on
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the other arm, I have a
garbage bag with a cinder block and a
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banana tree. Close are pretty cool. I think they're all pretty neat.
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I think they are too. Which
one that's the most meaning to none of
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them? They're all that Oh my
gosh, she has both Mike and myself
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tattooed on her and she just called
it all meaningless. Oh wow, I
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didn't really see those ones. I
forget that they are there. So that's
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a first. Because I was doing
the interview, we hurt their feelings.
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I know. Well, we might
have to keep it, but if you
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want me to edit it, okay. Yeah. Maybe it's funny because the
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other band before I was interviewing Faya, they all they all have the band
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name tattooed on. You're the first
that had your band members tattooed, so
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now they have to be in the
band forever, and you have to be
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in the band forever. Yeah,
that's the plan. There we go.
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I love it. So. Yeah, it's a really good portrait. See
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oh yeah, is that is like
exactly? I know so we didn't hear
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on the mic. But he's got
a tattoo of her right, yeah?
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Correct? You know that's what if
you change your hairstyle. Though I'm not
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going to do that either. See
I changed. We had it all planned
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a long time ago. I love
it. Yeah. Is there a band
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you want to tour with that you
guys have never toured with yet? A
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band that we would like to go
on tour with and we haven't gone on
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tour with Pearl Jam? WHOA,
that's pretty cool. That would be a
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cool one. Let's let's put that
out there in the world. Would be
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neat. I was thinking Pearl Jam
as well. I don't know. I
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just said it's forgotten every band he's
ever heard of. I would like to
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go on tour at the Readers,
which you're doing next week. Nice,
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So there it is. I love
it, easy peasy, Well, thanks
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for being here at riot Fest and
thanks for being on the Adventures plate Man.
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