PipemanRadio Interviews Sinnery

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It's time for the Adventures of pipe
Man on W four c Y dot

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com. West pomp Beats is number
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the light Man. It's the pipe
Man here on the Adventures of pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio.
And I'm very excited about our next guest

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because listen, not only do they
have as music that's just my style,

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because the new music and all their
music kind of sounds thrashy to me.

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And as you guys know, I'm
a total thrash metal head, but I

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like all metal and I can also
tell that there's an influence there for from

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different parts of me, which is
why I like nowadays. So let's welcome

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to the show, Sinnery. How
are you, hey man, glad to

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be here. Thank you for having
me. Oh my pleasure. You know,

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it was funny because I did email
the publicists or message the publicists morning

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to confirm because I wasn't your band
is in Israel, so I wasn't even

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sure if we were going to have
an interview, because like, there's so

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much going on and I'm not there
to know what's going on you are,

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But most importantly, oh my god, to be a band in Israel right

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now, that must be a little
difficult. Yeah, it's kind of hard

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right now. It's kind of hard
keeping like a normal band lifestyle right now,

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seeing as our guitar player got drafted
to the army and he's going there.

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He's been there all week and he
comes back. He should have been

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head a couple of days off,
but they shortened it. I don't know

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why. So he's going back.
So we we didn't have a proper rehearsal

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since we got back on tour two
weeks ago. We got back and on

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the on the next Saturday after we
were back, it all started. So,

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yeah, all of our plans have
been pushed, uh to the to

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the future. Hopefully this this will
end soon and we can get back to

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do live shows and stuff. But
we as a band after COVID pretty much

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learned to handle these kind of situations
to really work inwards, you know,

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and develop some stuff and and do
what we can do, you know,

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behind the scenes and not necessarily on
our souls are out there or you know,

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because we can't, like we can't
promote new music right now with other

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things coming down coming down here.
Yes, it just seems insensitive, you

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know, oh, one hundred percent. And you know, like, uh,

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you know, I'm I pray for
your band member, my son.

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He's in the army for many years
in the US. He actually fought for

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Israel when that scenario happened with Iran
a few years back, and he I

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was talking on the other phone and
the other day on the phone and he

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uh, he was saying like he
wants to go over there, and he's

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gonna ask like his commanders, like
even last time when he was fighting,

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the rest of his unit went back
to Germany because that's where they were stationed,

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and he actually requested to stay and
did stay. Uh. And like

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right now that you know he he'd
rather be over there, because you know,

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it is a shame from it just
forget political or anything else, just

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from a human standpoint of what's going
on. And it's nothing new, like

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it's something that Israel has gone through
since the beginning of time. And and

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and then you know, I was
at I was doing radio coverage I have

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festival and then I saw like something
happened at a music festival there. I'm

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like, geez, it must be
so hard on everybody, but it's you

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know, it's definitely hard on bands
or people that want to have live music

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that here we go once again,
but not because of COVID, that you

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know, there's gonna be some restrictions. And I think, you know,

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it's smart of you to like kind
of not smart of you, but just

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great of you to be humane about
it, because you're right, like,

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how can you sit there and start
pushing stuff right now with all that's going

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on. It's such a small country, you know, or like what eight

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million people here, This is a
small country. And so we had thirteen

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hundred people dead on Saturday. And
so thirteen hundred dead means everyone knows someone.

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I'm talking literally, everyone knows someone
who was taken hostage got killed.

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We have a drummer of a metal
core band here in Israel called persappor his

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their drummer Yo Tamahaim. He's in
Gaza now he's a hostage, you know.

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And a lot of people who were
at the Nova party, they're all

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like kind of my age. There's
people from my city who were there,

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people who went to school with me. So this is crazy. This is

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a crazy situation. And I'm lucky
enough to not know that many people,

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but many people around me do.
If you look at at the Facebook as

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Facebook or Instagram or anything right now
on TikTok even very there's no happy stuff

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coming out of anyone although related.
So this is the hardest thing we've gone

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through since probably the Holocaust, and
that is what it's being said. And

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you know, my youngest daughter,
she just did birthright last year, and

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so she is so devastating because she
has friends that she met there that basically

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nobody's heard from, you know,
and like you never think you're going to

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wake up in the morning and that's
what you're going to hear, you know.

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And I think that's the most important
thing for the whole world to know,

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forget everything else, you know,
just the humanity of it, Like,

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yeah, you know, why can't
we just all just get along?

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To me? War is just like
what was the point? You know?

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I know what the point is,
and it ain't my point, Yeah exactly,

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I'm without taking any And I think
that the whole word should you know,

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should look at it and and have
some sympathy for the guy, for

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the for the ones who suffer from
this thing, because yeah, whichever side

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you take the what happened is it
is an abomination of humanity, you know,

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It's it's like it's something that shouldn't
shouldn't should not happen these days and

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age anywhere to anyone, any place. And I like that. I like

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that you said no matter what side, because that's the oird thing. It

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bothers me about everything in twenty twenty
three. It's like you have to pick

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a side. I've and I had
it recently with this situation. You know,

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I posted something on Facebook and some
guy just like totally attacked me,

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doesn't know who I am or whatever. And I mean I didn't get mad

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back. It was more like,
listen, why can't people just look at

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both sides of the equation, Like
this person can see and the other side

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but their own, you know.
And I think the only way we get

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along as humans is if we can
see the other side. We don't have

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to agree, but at least be
willing to see what their perspective is.

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You have to take each side,
you know, account like, take each

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side seriously. So I'm not I'm
not really engaging on Facebook if it's not

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seen the related because I see all
the people, you know, getting into

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fights, and no one's gonna change
your opinion, or you're not gonna change

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anyone's opinion by commenting on Facebook.
That's that's not gonna happen now, So

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you know, it's it's it seems
irrelevant. You can, you can,

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you can post your own opinion.
You're welcome to do that. That's the

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point. But to get into any
kind of altercation with someone about about your

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opinion, and what's it going to
accomplish? It accomplishes nothing nothing. It's

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funny you should say that. It's
my daughter, she said that to me

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the other day. She's like,
I haven't been seeing you posting a bunch

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of about what's going on in Israel
on your socials and you have all these

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social media followers. You should be
posting stuff. And that's my exact opinion

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too, what you just said.
It's like, I'm not going to change

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anybody's mind. You know. I'm
up for you know, for getting awareness.

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So I share some of the stuff, you know, So there's any

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some kind of Israeli uh uh uh
Israeli say in the conversation. So my

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so people who follow me should should
know what we have to say. But

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I'm not getting into any kind of
argument because it's irrelevant and exactly exactly you

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know, and nobody's going to listen
that's opposite your viewpoints anyway, So what's

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the point of it. It doesn't
make things better. Uh, what would

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make things better is if we just
get all just together, sit and listen

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to some killer music like your new
songs. Share this because that's a bad

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as song and music unites us,
right, you know, it's like you

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go to a metal show. There's
no labels of who's what, where's it

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was at one time, but nowadays
it's not. And like I think the

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whole world could learn from a metal
music festival basically. That's that's right.

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We've been through a few music festivals
in the past, not not just playing,

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just you know, even coming as
as as audience, and we met

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people from all over the globe.
And it doesn't matter where you're from.

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I know, I know I probably
won't ask where you're from because I don't

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I don't really care. You know, if you're if you're if you're having

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a nice conversation with someone, that's
really irrelevant, you know, you know,

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uh to have any kind of opinion
because you you know, the geographical

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location of where they were born in
and people, yeah, people wherever we

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travel, people are always like saying, oh metal from Israel. That's that's

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weird typical thing that we don't necessarily
listen to metal here, but we have

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a pretty strong scene. See.
I love hearing that too, because you

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know, again, perspective around the
world of things even. Okay, so

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last year when my daughter was in
Israel, I was at Healthfest and covering

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hell Fest while she was in Israel, and she was telling me all about

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it and part and she was telling
me about being in Tel Aviv and like,

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man, they really know how to
party here. And you know,

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like you wouldn't most people wouldn't have
that image of all these people just having

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fun. You know, people watch
the news. I had this disagreement with

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my brother the other day. He's
like about this situation, was like and

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he was like, I've been watching
the news constantly. I'm like, yeah,

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but I know people He's like,
well, that doesn't matter. I've

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been watching the news, and it's
like that's the world we live in right

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now. Like real life experiences,
people you actually know telling you their account

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of things is not as factual as
what people watch on TV or see in

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social media, like it blows my
mind. There's a caption that everyone shares

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right now that says, like,
smart of you to judge one of the

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toughest conflicts in human history by watching
BBC, and you know true, how

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can you like, I can't tell
you about about you know, from a

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first person perspective about conflicts anywhere else. I could talk only about here because

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I live here. I've seen this
for the past twenty seven years. I

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know something about it, you know, at least I know something exactly.

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We see. We see the media
all over the world. We see just

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stuff that they say about us.
You know, when we have like a

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bombing attagon they call it a conflict, or or when someone gets when the

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terrorists attack and they say a Palestinian
citizen, which is not it's not not

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true, but you got to address
it the way it is. Yeah,

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you can side it when people are
dying well, and you know, listen,

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as somebody myself that travels the world, it's very interesting watching news in

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each country you're in because it's always
different no matter where you are, you

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know. So and again going back
to like your band and your music that

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takes me away from all this stuff. I'd rather not watch the news and

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just listen to your music. Well, then when we did our job,

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there you go. We rather play
music than than talk about anything else.

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We just rather to play. That's
it, So tell us about share this.

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You know, it's so funny because
I had the double I had to

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do a double take when I saw
the name of the song because I was

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like, now, is that the
name of the song or should that?

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Is that just saying shareless like it's
a brilliant name for a song. Because

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of that, that that the skit
that comes before it on the EP is

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called we just want you to Oh
I love that share this and it's it's

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kind of a it's a people didn't
really get back. Yeah, well we

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had. We did a skit that
it's all about like telling you to to

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support our stuff on Facebook, Instagram
only fans and TikTok and whatever. And

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we don't really we don't have an
omnifans account. Yeah, yeah, nothing

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that we're working on, but yeah, share this. Share this is uh,

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it's kind of a cool song.
It was it was it was written

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out of out of desperation because it
was mid COVID and we realized that while

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we can't have any live shows or
we can't perform live anywhere, we need

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to We need to live, we
need to be be present on all of

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our socials. So we started working
on that and it got to a point

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where we realized how hard it is
to maintain like like some kind of maintain

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our socials regularly. And so that
song was written out of the desperation that

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working on it, that we had
working on it because we were just like,

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you know, we just wanted to
play music. We don't want to

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go on air and make videos and
write stuff. And nowadays we feel we

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were more comfortable doing that, but
at the beginning it was not comfortable.

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It was a drag. Yeah,
So that song was really it was coming

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out of that, and then about
losing our humanity through technology and how it's

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all out there on the internet right
now. Yeah. Technology, that's a

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big topic right there too, because
I don't know, you can be on

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both sides of that fence. You
know, in some ways it serves us

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good, but in other ways I
think we were better before technology, yeah,

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because I think that we lost kind
of our humanity yep, with social

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media, with everything being so comfortable
to see, to get to know.

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You know, it's I remember in
the beginning of it, I saw it

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and I'm pretty techie person, and
I saw it as a bigger benefit for

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people to spread hate than to spread
communication, you know, and social agent.

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That's what happens all across the Internet. You know, something starts and

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it's positive and then they find a
way to spread hate through it. It

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happened through all platforms since the beginning
of that thing. Oh yeah, I

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mean, look at TikTok Okay during
COVID, TikTok was a breath of fresh

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air because there's all the people that
couldn't stand Facebook ay more, and all

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they hate and you know, the
negativity. So you went to TikTok and

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you just watch these fun dances and
there was nothing that was negative, nothing

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that was hateful. And now I
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because people got to know it,
you know, people have heard about it,

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and wherever the kids are, then
people with some kind of agenda will

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go there to try and spread and
get me supporters. And it's inevitable in

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a way. But yeah, yeah, it draws the thing that we don't

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like about social media. It draws
them there. Well, now I'm curious

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if you did have an only fans
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on your only fans account? Uh, that's your only for our subscribers to

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norma man a great answer. You
have to base nineteen ninety nine for a

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month. There you go, great
answer. Hey, did you know what

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the two top top things are on
only fans? By the way, No,

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okay, Number one is feet and
number and number two is eating food.

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Eating though we do as well,
see we have everything it takes to

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be number one. Only see there
you go. You know what you could

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do for your only fans? You
can play your guitar with your feet while

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eating. That might be the million
dollar idea, I know, right,

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Uh as you listens, we we
we don't stay now to any kind of

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a source of income, so that
may be on the table. But yeah,

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yeah, there you go, there
you go. And uh so what

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else do you have that you want
to talk about that's gonna be new coming

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out or anything about your music and
the band that you want the listeners to

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know. So our EP should have
been out by now, but after a

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kind of a technical uh difficulties,
it wasn't and then the war started and

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we felt that's irresponsible for us to
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we're working on a on alternate,
alternate date for it. For the release,

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we have so many new songs and
we're working hard on coming back with

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with more because we don't know when
this thing will be over and when we

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will play our next Showfully, it'll
be here in Tel Aviv or anywhere in

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the world, and but we're we're
still at it. We're working hard getting

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you stuff, and I hope it's
soon be you know, let's get this

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thing over with and uh, you
know, i'd like, I would that

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the best celebration of it being over
with is for to be at a show

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of yours in Tel Aviv. That
would be the the greatest celebration of ending

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this ridiculousness. Yeah, if you
ever traveled to Telvi, you just I'm

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going to book a show for you, So just let me know. Oh,

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I'm definitely. You know, it's
funny right after my daughter went because

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I for some reason, I never
went, and so she was like like

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talking to me, you gotta go, get go, and sent me all

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these things. So I'm like,
you know what I definitely should go,

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for sure, because it's something I've
always wanted to do, and just there

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was always something happening that made me
not go every time I planned on going.

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And so here we go again.
And so I said to myself the

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other day, I'm like, once
this thing's over, the first place I'm

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going is Israel. Yeah, coming
down, It's really fun. Televi is

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really fun, hyphrays really fun.
Even Jerusalem has some sweet spots. You're

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gonna have a great time, absolutely, and it'd be even better if I'm

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at one of your shows, because
you guys kick ass. And thank you.

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I'm grateful during these times that we
have bands like you that are giving

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us great music that can help us
through these times. And for that,

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I thank you for being a musician, and I thank you for being on

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the Adventures of pipe Man. Thank
you so much for having me Man had

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a gat a great time. Thank
you well, I'm glad you did.

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And let's one last thing before I
let you go. Let's tell everybody your

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socials how they can you know,
hit you up on and connect check out

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your music by merch support the band
all like good stuff. Hey man,

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we're on, We're every Facebook,
Instagram, TikTok, and we're on Spotify.

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Just look for Scenery. We have
a special content for each platform.

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We try to not say repeat the
same thing twice and message us you know,

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we'd love to stay in contact with
everyone, to talk to people.

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Stay safe everyone, and you definitely
say safe. And my last comment will

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be you know, I love the
irony of being a metal band in Israel

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and being called Scenery, especially especially
since I always talk about with people all

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the time that like, there's no
such thing as sin in the Hebrew language,

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it's missing the mark. So I
love that your band's called Scenery.

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It's great. Thank you very much. Thank you for being on the Adventures

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pipe Man. Thank you very much. Thank you for listening to the Adventures

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of Patement on w for c u
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