PipemanRadio Interviews Soil about Back To The 2000s Tour

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very excited about our next guest who
is going on tour. It's to be

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really fricking cool. Well, let's
welcome to the show, Tim from Soil.

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How are you, hey, buddy? How you doing? I'm doing

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great? Man. Oh. This
has been in the works with you guys

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in the Union Underground for a while, hasn't it. Yeah, a long

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long time. This is the brainchild
of me and Brian Scott, vocalist for

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Union Underground, and we've been talking
about putting this together forever. So we

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finally survived COVID, survived all this
other crap that's going on, and here

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we are putting it back to the
two thousands tour together. I can't believe

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it's like, through all of that
time to finally get here like that must

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be frustrating for you guys too,
Like you're all lamped up, ready to

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do this, and then the world
happens. Yeah, I mean, luckily

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for Soil, we didn't have anything
completely booked when COVID hit. So since

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we didn't even thing booked and nothing
to reschedule, we just decided to you

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know, close the door for a
hot minute and just waited out. And

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it was the best decision we made
because so many tours got canceled, their

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dates were getting dropped off, or
you know, people were scared to go

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out, so we just waited out
the whole pandemic. During the time,

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we put out a couple of specialty
pieces, a covers record and a re

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record of our you know, biggest
songs and stuff to kind of bring them

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up to you know, fresh twenty
twenty three perspective and all that to it.

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But yeah, we just reinvigorated the
band touring wise. Last year went

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to Australia with Static X and did
some did some festivals and stuff. But

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yeah, this year we've got a
lot going on, starting with the back

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to two thousands tour with Underground,
Soil, Flaw and raw Man. Now

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and here's the thing, maybe you
could explain to the listeners how this is

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why we're doing this concept of going
back to two thousands, because I think

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music was a little different then that
it and than it is now, and

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I love that you're trying to revive
that. Yeah, I mean it's kind

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of a little bit of a combination
of things. I mean, first and

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foremost, you know, Union Underground
and Soil toured together back in two thousand

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and one, which was when Scars
was just coming out and an Education for

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Rebellion they were finishing their album cycles, so we did our first tour of

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Scars with Union Underground. They did
their last tour for Education with Soil.

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So for us to come and do
a tour together back, you know,

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almost twenty something years later, was
kind of iconic. Plus, with this

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resurgence of new metal going on,
me and Brian were like, hey,

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why don't we embrace this and let's
play songs off of our hit records,

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our biggest records at the time,
and let's bring a couple other bands with

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that also had records out that were
staples back in that time. So I

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have actually flaw on my label,
Pavement Entertainment, so they were a no

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brainer. And then we started contacting
people in Raw was really interested and they're

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a great band. They had an
album out, they were kind of the

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two thousand and two era, but
we kind of pulled them back into the

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two thousand and in one part with
us and it just all fit perfectly.

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So, you know, I was
always joking, I'm like, yeah,

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it's hopping the Dolorean and go back
to you know, instead of nineteen eighty

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four, let's go back, Let's
go back to you know, two thousand

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and one. So between that concept
and Brian Scott taking the idea of it

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making it like a post apocalyptic Dolorean
with all of our bands, it kind

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of turned out really cool. So
you know, we're just looking exactly for

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this tour just go right back to
those days of like oz Fest and where

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it was kind of like, you
know, we were getting out a grunge

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with all the people being depressed and
we're in flannels and the Woe is Me

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to kind of people being rock stars
again and have right on and almost you

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know, kind of a tipping the
hat to the eighties, you know a

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little bit in those in those eras. So that's what we wanted to bring

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back. You know, everybody's been
through so much with the pandemic and with

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the economy, and you know,
all kinds of crazy things going on in

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the world, you know, through
Ukraine and just terrible things. We wanted

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to bring back a time where you
know, you got four bands back from

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your youth, or maybe something that
your parents listened to, or maybe bands

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that you just rediscovered bit to where
you can just go for a few hours,

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forget about all this crap that's going
on, have some drinks, have

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some fun with your friends, here
some songs that are familiar, and just

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have an all out good time and
forget about all the crap. Leave it

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at the door, come on in, have a great time, and worry

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about it when you get out of
the show. You know, no doubt.

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And you know, it's funny because
I kind of started my metal journey

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in the eighties, you know,
and went to like the first Slayer show

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ever, first Metallica show ever,
and then yes, you're right, grunge

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came along that was like, oh
crap, and then bands like you guys

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and Union Underground and oz Fest in
general too, just brought that feeling back

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like it was. It was always
such an amazing feeling. So I love

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that, you you know, talked
about, you know, giving back to

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going back to the eighties because it
is kind of like there was this gap

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in the in the time, you
know, continuum, and you guys close

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that gap, you know, and
then so it's you know, it is

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funny because so I don't remember what
year it was, but in the recent

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years when the first year mud Vein
came back and I was at one of

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the Danny Wimmer festivals doing radio coverage
and mud Vein and Slipknot were both headlining

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it, and I was like,
Wow, the last time I saw these

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two bands at the same exact time
was they were both on third stage of

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Ozfest. Wow, that's great.
So it's kind of like the same type

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of thing like when you bring up
oz Fest, I'm I'm thinking, yeah,

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those were the iconic festivals. That
was even before I was like doing

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it as a living and I was
just going to the festival. And even

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when after I got divorced from my
ex wife, this is what she said

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to me, Does this mean I
can't go to Ozfest anymore? I mean

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made music fun again? It really? Yeah? Right, And you know

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it did give bands a chance,
you know, like and get them noticed

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and really some of the bands like
yourself and other bands nowadays wouldn't maybe be

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in existence if it weren't for oz
Fest. I mean, we were out

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on we were out, were lucky
enough to get a tour out of the

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gate with Ozzy Osbourne, Rob Zombie
and mud Vein and Soil. It's called

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the Mary Mayhem Tour. And we
really bonded, you know, with all

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those camps, and you know,
with Jack Osbourne, especially because he was

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out on that tour and him and
Sharon between you know, Jack kind of

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befriending us and Sharon really liking the
band. They invited us to oz Fest

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two thousand and two, and then
you know we started being out with Ozzy,

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you know, catapulted the band right, and we just kind of wrapped

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it all up and just got even
bigger when we went out on oz Fest.

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And it just shows you the power
of you know, throughout time.

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You know, Ozzie's notorious. Ozzie
and Sharon are notorious for breaking bands.

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They broke Motley Crue, Metallica.
I mean, the list just and we

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can go on forever talking about it. And then on oz Fest, you

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know, Slipknot I remember hanging with
the guys that slipped with Slipknot. We

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played a club that Clown and I
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owned. I know Clown definitely had
a vested interest. It was called Scary

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Mary's in Des Moines, Iowa.
I've heard of. And he's like,

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you know, we're going out on
oz Fest. We have a new record

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coming out on road Runner. We
don't know anybody in Chicago. You know,

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we'd love to have you guys come
out as our guests and stuff.

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And you know, we came out
and we just saw a Slipnotch just go

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from zero to sixty from like nope, not anybody knowing them to them just

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dominating, right, And that's just
the power of oz Fest. You know,

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so many bands have broken, you
know, from going out on oz

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Fest. It's crazy, you know, from you know, Disturbed, you

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know oz Fest, you know,
crack them wide open, and I think

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pod the list just keeps going on, you know, I think too,

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like thinking about it for myself,
you know, somebody at my stage in

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life, somebody could ask, well, how are you so like in the

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know of all the bands? Like
most of my friends from back in the

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eighties, I went to shows to
go. They don't know. Most of

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the bands that I know nowadays is
and I do credit it to oz Fest

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because going to oz Fest, like
every year, I got introduced to new

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bands like all the time, and
so yeah, I mean Ozzy and Sharon,

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they just they cared so much about
the music that they bring the music

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to us to people, just like
you was. Yeah. I mean,

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if it wasn't for them, you
know, and then taking us under a

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wing, you know, like you
said, I might not even be here

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sitting here talking to your soil,
might not have as been as successful as

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it actually was, you know.
I mean just so many bands more are

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even come into my head, you
know, like Powerman, five thousand,

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Yeah, off Ass and crazy Town. I remember seeing them and that Butterfly

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song was released during oz Fest and
they were ready to give up, and

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then that blew them up. I
mean, you know, you just have

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to credit the Osbourne camp so much
for everything that they did. And they're

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very very good to us back in
the early days and one of the main

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reasons we're still here now. See. And I love hearing that stuff too,

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because you know, throughout the years, there's people that would give shade

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shade to Ozzy because oh Prince of
Darkness and in some of the other things

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that people like to talk about.
So I love love when bands that have

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that actual experience with Ozzy find out
what a great duty is. Oh fantastic.

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I mean the whole family, you
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under a wing. Especially Jack Osbourne
too. I mean he was really integral

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in those early days of you know, spreading the soil word. In fact,

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we were we were on the first
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recorded tour that we went on.
So you know, we've got a couple

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of little guest cameos and you can
see a sound check in behind where Ozzie's

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looking at the bubbles, you know, the famous bubble parties like I'm the

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Prince of Darkness? Why why is
bubbles flying around here? And you see

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us in the back setting up our
you know, setting up our gear and

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getting ready for sound check and stuff. So it is you know, stuff

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like that, you know, really
catapulted us. You know, is those

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days were great and when me and
Brian were talking about you know, doing

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this you know no ground soil tour, you know, that's what we really

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had in mind. Is bringing back
that that bit of excitement, that bit

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of fun that mean you were just
talking about, you know that you check,

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check all your problems at the door, come on in and have a

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great time because they'll be there when
you walk out. But exactly take a

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take a few hours to you know, go back in time with us,

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have a few drinks, have a
few lass, you know, start a

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pit, do whatever you want to
do right bang somebody in the bathroom.

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I don't know whatever your fancy is, but just come out and have a

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good time, you know. And
music is the best therapy. So what

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better time with all the crap going
on in the world to be able to

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escape at this tour, because like
it is escape and you I mean,

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just like you said, leave your
stuff at the door and just come let

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it all out and have a good
time. And I think that's the ultimate

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uniter. I think a tour like
this is exactly what this our country needs

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and our world needs to get a
message of like hey, let's just all

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get together and have a good time
and forget all the rest. Amen,

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brother, Amen, there you go, there you go. So what's a

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good feel like playing Scars? After? Like all these years, what does

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it even feel like it's going to
be a trip, right, touring with

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Union Underground, like like it's two
thousand and one. Well, it's so

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funny because we decided we called it, we're calling it the All Scars All

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Tour Tour, and it was supposed
to like really start launching off in twenty

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twenty three and go through twenty twenty
four, but we only got to do

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a handful of stuff in twenty twenty
three. We did Australia and handful of

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dates in the States, so we're
really going to get to test it out

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on this tour with Union Underground.
Then we're going back to Europe for a

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bunch of festivals and some headline dates, and then we're gonna we're announcing a

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UK tour in November coming up here
nice, so we're gonna go do that,

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and then we're gonna, you know, fill up some more USA dates

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and we're definitely going to do a
part two of this back to the two

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thousands who are now that we know
that it's actually working. I mean,

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there's already a bunch of sold out
dates a lot more close to it,

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so we didn't know kind of how
people would react to it, and the

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reaction has been fantastic. So there's
a lot of people complaining that we're not

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going into like Colorado and Wyoming and
Utah and Phoenix. Are you know in

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Arizona and to the west coast and
stuff, so and maybe you know,

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down south into like the Atlanta,
Florida regions and stuff. So we're going

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to definitely definitely do a part two, maybe even if we have to a

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part three, to make sure we
cover everywhere we can and bring this everywhere

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we can see. I'm glad you
brought that up because I wasn't going to

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bring it up because our main studio
is in South Florida, and so I

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was looking like, oh crap,
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and so we'll just have to wait. We'll save the best for last well

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sure and well soil on our own. We are coming in. I don't

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know how south of Florida in Florida
you actually are, but we are playing

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Earthday Birthday fest in Orlando, Florida. Oh that's cool. That's about the

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closest we're getting until we can announce
some more dates. But we definitely need

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to come back down to like the
Miami area, you know, hit Jacksonville,

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Tampa, you know, Gainesville,
I'll Tallahassee, you know all the

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places. Soil did so well in
Florida back in the day was like our

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second home away from home. So
there's so many places that we need to

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get back to. Even Fort Lauderdale. There is this place called the Culture

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Club. There we saw something I'm
very familiar. We saw somebody break their

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leg and the mashpit with their bones
sticking out getting hauled out playing And they

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never had air conditioning on in there, so not only we were dredging with

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spet sweat, but we've seen bones
fly on people's legs and so Florida has

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been really cool to us. Yeah, I'm very familiar with that place.

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I've seen so many bands there and
Clean the Misfits. I saw somebody to

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You would call it a stage dive, but it wasn't off of the stage.

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It was off the balcony, you
know the balconies out there. There's

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something about that club that just like
turns people into raving lem I know,

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right, I don't know what it
is totally. Oh man, So is

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there anything else you want to let
people know about what's going on with you

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guys with the tour or even with
your label, so that uh, we

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cover everything and I don't miss anything. The only thing I need to tell

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you is please support the back to
two thousands tour Union Underground, Soil,

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Raw and Flaw. If there's anything
that's not coming to your area, we're

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definitely gonna be doing a Leg two, possibly a Leg three of it,

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so keep your eyes out for that. But if you are planning on going

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to the any of the shows on
the tour and it's one of the smaller

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venues out there, I definitely urge
you to get tickets because we've already had

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a few sellouts with a lot more
getting close, and we don't want it.

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We don't want anybody to be able
to miss this if you really want

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to see it. So thank you
a ton for the interview and all the

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support. Love the little Soil Scars
icon in the background you got there,

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and thank you so much for everything. Appreciate it. Hey, my pleasure

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while you tell everybody to all your
socials website how they can get tickets and

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all that too great. I mean, Soil has been around forever, so

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facebook go on there at Soil Music. You can go to soildband dot com.

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You can go to bands in town
that has all the links up for

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all the tickets. I forget what
our Instagram is. I think it's Soil

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Official. We're not a hard band
to find. Just find us and click

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on the links because they're all over
the place. Absolutely, I love it.

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Well, this tour is going to
be badass. You guys are badass,

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and I thank you for reviving this
for us and all that's going to

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be coming in the future. And
thanks for being on the Adventures of Pipe

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Man. Absolutely, you can't wait
to get down to Florida and into your

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neck of the woods and we can
totally revive the early two thousands together.

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There you go. I love it. Hey, this is Tim from so

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You listen to the Pipe Man on
W four cy. You better have that

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cranked to ten otherwise you suck.
Thank you for listening to the Adventures of

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Pipemin on W for CUI Radio.