PipemanRadio Interviews Starcrawler at Punk Rock Bowling XXIV

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I'm here with Era Henry star Crawler here

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at Punk Rock Boying. Wow.
How does it feel to be here?

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Besides hot as hell? No,
it feels good. We've been having a

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lot of fun. I won seven
hundred and seventy seven dollars last night on

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a slot machine. Nice, oh
man, that makes the whole trip worthwoud

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right. I can't say the same. First night I was here, I

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lost. In my own life,
I've only ever gone ten cents, so

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that's a big win for me.
My dad always uses say there's two types

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of gamblers, losers and liars,
because I always say I always make a

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bank deposit every time, and I'm
in Vegas. I've deposit my money in

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a bank that you can't withdraw from, right right, you know they take

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they don't build these monster casinos because
they're giving us money. But so kudos

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to you for beating them. Thank
you. So tell the listeners who may

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not know you guys, bit about
you and your music and you know why

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they should have been here at Punk
Rock Bowling. I'm sorry, I can't

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really hear that. Well, it's
okay, it's it's loud here. I

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was saying. Tell the listeners a
little bit about your band and you know

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who have not heard the people that
haven't heard of you before. How you

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would, as an artist describe your
band, not genre, but describe it

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right and why they should have been
here at Punk Rock Bowling. We're a

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very charming group of lads and we
put on quite the performance, something that's

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must see. I love it.
Oh and what is that performance like?

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Like? How do you even perform
in this hot weather? That's why I

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want though. It's definitely not easy, but you know, we just do

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what we can. In worst case
scenario, we've pass out, but you

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know it'll be okay at the end
of the day. That's punk rock.

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Yeah, that's punk rocked. Have
some gatorade, it'll it'll be good,

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and then do the second part of
set. That's all you know. Yeah,

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pump some gatorade, get back out
and like yeah, fuck you son.

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Although we're playing at seven, so
hopefully it won't be too bad.

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It'll cool down a little bit.
Yeah. I don't see any gatorade here

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though. All I see is Monster
Tour water. We were talking about that.

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Yeah, I've never had Monster water. You didn't know about that.

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Okay, it gets even better.
Save that can. That shit's worth money

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on eBay. What Yeah, people, because the only people that can get

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it is you guys. People can't
usually can't get it out in the crowd.

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And everybody like colects these cans and
or even a full tour water like

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they want the whole thing. Yeah, it's giving like ed hardy vibes.

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Yeah right, we're stealing the case
from the green room. We aren't drinking

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anything. We're sewing it on eBay. Yeah, you could have the big

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win win in the casino and the
monster win. There you go. But

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seriously, I've seen on eBay one
can four hundred and fifty bucks. That's

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insane. Right, I lost sixty
bucks, so I think I need to

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You can have the cans, a
couple of cans. You should go to

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Casino Credit and use that for collateral
to get a marker. Wow, say

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dude, this thing's worth like four
hundred bucks. So tell us a little

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bit about what you got going on
this year even more and besides punk rock

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bowling, what people have to look
for tour dates merch music. Well,

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we're kind of on a little run
right now of like mainly West Coast stuff.

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So our next show is in Bakersfield, and then we do like Joshua

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Tree and Orange County, Orange County, San Francisco, Sacramento. Nice.

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We're going off this coast with Nice, who's playing on that stage right over

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there right now, So that'll be
fun. We're writing, we're recording.

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We're doing a tour later this year
hitting the whole US with a band called

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Boris, which would be nice exciting. Yeah, just a bunch of stuff,

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very cool. And where in Sacramento
are you playing at Harlow's Nice,

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Harlow's after Shock. I always do
that festival every year. We need to

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get you on Aftershock. That would
be cool. So one story, good

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or bad, crazy or wild whatever
in your musical journey. What would it

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be, like the most memorable thing
you could think of? Right? That

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is like always the hardest question because
you have a lot of weird shit happened

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on tour. I'm like trying to
go through the log. Yeah, I

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like to hear weird stories. I
think there's a lot of pressure. I

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know, right, That's why there's
been so I'm trying to so many crazy

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moments. But whenever you get asked, right, they're all like swirling in

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your head. Okay, Like yeah, like I need like a topic because

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honestly, I feel like there's a
good mapic. Okay, I'll tell you.

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I'll tell you I have a lot
of them, but i'll tell you

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one. I'm a legend in l
a medal, but not for playing,

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not for singing, but because I
ended a Savage Grace show. It was

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their last song of the show,
and I climbed up on stage and I

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climbed up the Marshall stack and security
was changed see me and I dove off

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and I was like twenty feet up
in the air, full swan and watched

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the crowd move spread out like they
were making a pit except I didn't want

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to pitch yeah, because I hit
teeth first into the linoleum floor. No,

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that was like nineteen eighty five something
like that, and literally, okay,

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So what's funny about it is the
club. It was the country club

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and Recida. They're not there anymore. Fuckers. They didn't come to help

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me. They tried to. They
threw me out for jumping off the stage.

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My friend, who's in several punk
bands nowadays, we were teenagers and

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he actually picked up my teeth put
it on ice. And our other friend

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she comes after the show coming out
of a pit off really like and sweaty

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and needs a drink and grabs it. It goes to drink it and he's

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like, no, those are Dean's
teeth. So there you go. What's

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even wilder about that story is the
band disbanded shortly after that, and I

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was good friends with him. He's
a roadie for him and all this shit,

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so I know him well. I
never like talk to him again after

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that. About six months ago,
a publicist sends me thinking, hey,

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can you interview this person. It's
the lead singer of that band. They

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were putting their first album out in
like thirty years. So you know,

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I have kids. When you tell
your kids' stories like your teenage years,

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and I'm from like the eighties sunset
strip, so I have a lot of

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stories and they don't believe fucking a
word I'm saying, because yeah, right,

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dad, Well I'm expecting to see
some teeth out there today, right,

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so you have some proof to show
them there it is, well,

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they got they got proof because I
interviewed the lead singer and he's like,

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man, I wondered, whatever happened
to you? And I felt so bad.

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It was like the worst thing that
ever happened, Like somebody died at

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one of our shows, and you
are like this legend in LA of one

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of the most tragic things that ever
happened to La Metal. So I played

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that for my kids to proof I
wasn't full of shit. I don't know.

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I mean, I get hurt a
lot on stage, but I don't

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know if I luckily have not knocked
out my teeth yet. That's a big

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fear of mine. Yeah, healthy, I have dreams that my teeth fall

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out. I will never stage dive
again, and I won't CrowdSurf. I

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don't trust anybody. I still go
in the pit because I'm in control.

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I like kind of suss out if
the crowd, like if I can tell

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if they'll catch me, you know
what I mean. Yep. So it

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just depends. You get a little
smarter as you get older. I was

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an idiot. I was like,
yeah, I didn't even think about what

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could have happened. Which did happen. I feel like the worst I got

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heard on stage might have been I
don't know. I feel like we've told

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this story before, but we played
south By in twenty eighteen, and we

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were doing like a bunch of shows
like every day, Like it was like

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insane, like I don't know,
so by the end of it, super

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tired and hungover and all this shit. And we played at like noon or

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like one at Waterloo Records, like
outside hot like this, you know what

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I mean, but humid and shit, and I was just so out of

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it. Like usually adrenaline kicks in
on stage and it doesn't matter how I'm

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feeling, it like goes away.
But I was like so like wow,

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oh sluggish and beat and I like
the stage was a little slippery and I

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slipped and just like knocked my head
and I had this like giant like goose

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egg, oh by my eye,
and I it being fine, but I

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did go to the hospital for a
second. And then I think we played

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a show that night. Oh that's
good, because you know, I don't

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think people listening realize how big it
is that you actually you're a droned and

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kick in because like even for me, when I go on the mic or

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when I go on the stage,
I'm also my evacial speaker. It's like,

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right before I go on stage,
it's like all this nervousness and shit

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in my head. And then like, holy fuck, I don't even know

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what to say when I got up
there. And then I get up and

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the mic turns on. There's like
a switch, yeah, and I'm just

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in this zone and it's like it
never happened. And then when you get

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off stage, like what you're experiencing, like if I get hurt or if

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I have a headache or I'm sick, I don't even know because I can't

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be because and then when I get
off it's like you give yourself permission to

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feel it. Right, Yeah,
that's true. It depends on how bad

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the thing is. I guess I
know it's really bad if I don't have

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that adrenaline on stage. I'm like, oh God, this is gonna be

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Yeah, you need that adrene good. Yeah, you need it right,

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you know, because to me,
nothing's better than live music, and nothing's

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worse than a band that gets up
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You know, it's supposed to be
a live show. They're supposed to be

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like wild craziness. Fuck ups.
There's a story nineteen eighty three US festival,

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Van Hallen's headlining. They're playing,
ain't talking about love, David Lee

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Ross not singing, They're looking at
him way he's not singing and goes into

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mike. Three hundred thousand people,
I fucking forgot the words. Wow.

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The whole place roared like it was
the best thing that ever happened, except

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one guy who heckled them, and
in David Lee ro Feshi goes, I'm

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gonna fuck your girlfriend. Oh oh
I've seen that. Yeah, I feel

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like I've heard him. I feel
like he used to say that on stage.

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He probably did all the time.
Yeah, I'm from Pasadena, so

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nice. We still got David Lee
Roth stroll in the streets. It's pretty

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cool. So another band friend of
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They always talk about how they never
lived left their zip code to me,

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like I lived in a Gora and
they're like, when we went out

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to Agora, it was like,
you know, we went to another country.

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It's the band Armored Saint, you
know them. Oh yeah, yeah,

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so they're Passadingen. They're Pasadena too, So there you go Hammer Satan

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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah I
do. Yeah. So I was their

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original merch dude. They didn't have
shirts and pins and I thought you met

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Van Halen and I was like,
no, no, no, I do

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I wish So what uh what band
here at Punk Rock Bowling? Do you

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want to go see? I want
to see the chats and so yeah,

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yeah, you want to come with
me and do the interview with Devo later.

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I don't know, it might be
awkward, I know, right,

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I don't know what you would do. I think it's awkward for me.

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Like in the eighties, you know, we were all it was all gatekeeping

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bullshit. Well I'm gonna tell them
in the interview. Is you know I

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wasn't allowed to like you in the
eighties because that wasn't allowed. But you

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were cool. You know. It's
like that's what's cool about music today,

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you know, like multiple genre Yeah
you guys today, Thank god for your

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generation of music today, because we
could all be in the same place.

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You know, bands like the sub
Humans. I loved them, and I

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wasn't allowed to go to their shows
because I was a long hair you know,

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you got your ass beat if you
went to a punk show as a

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loon. I feel like if we
were a band back in the day and

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made the same type of music,
we wouldn't be playing this or I don't

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know, I feel like it's weird, you know. I feel like,

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also, all bands are bands of
music really right, exactly, Like it's

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certain eras it wasn't cool to like
other music. Yeah it's stupid another like

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sub genre of punk or rock,
like even if it's still the same oh

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yeah, I mean like Deep it's
still a punk band. But but they

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were to us, they were like
yeah exactly, yeah, you know,

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And and now it's kind of all
falls into the same world, which I

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love it. I love coming to
a punk festival like this and just seeing

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people from any walk of life like
you just you do you, dude,

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there's no outcast here. You just
do you, and you'd be whoever you're

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gonna be, and we can all
be one family. Well, we're all

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outcasts together, exactly. That's the
point. Maybe we're all normal and then

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the rest of the world is outcast. That's right. I love that,

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you know. And that's why I
thought it was stupid back in the day,

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because the punks in the metal Heads
were both the outcasting or ass beat

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by the jocks. Uh why didn't
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It was stupid. You watched the
Decline movies. I was part of

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those movies. Yeah, you know, it's like watching home movies. The

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first one is a masterpiece. The
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There you go. It's insane,
it is. I like watching all those

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because I'm like, yeah, I
remember being there with the dude from Wasp.

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Yeah yeah, it's like in his
leather that's like deteriorating and then he's

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just like drunk and his mom is
sitting there watching him, like almost on

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the verge of teers. It's like
the most insane shit. Oh yeah,

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it's insane. And there was so
like they say, if you remember the

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Sunset strip in the eighties, you
weren't there, right, Yeah, you

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know, and you mentioned wasps like
Chris Holmes from Wasp and Mick Mahrs from

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Crew and I used to hang out
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so it's like it's pretty interesting.
No. I was talking to another

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band earlier about in twenty twenty four, punk bands still have to talk about

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the same bullshit we did in the
eighties. Why is it not better?

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I don't know. Why are we
still dealing with all this bullshit racism and

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homophobia and and you know all the
bullshit that goes on. Yeah, I

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have the world sucks. I think
it will always be crazy. That's why

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we always need punk rocks. World
sucks and it's gonna keep sucking more.

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But you know, that's how it
goes. It's like a pendulum. Yeah,

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you know, but hey, gives
you something to write about, right,

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if you're gonna look at the positive
side. There it is. Tell

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everybody how they can reach out to
you guys on socials on the web.

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Check out your music, buy your
matt all the socials, starcrawler music dot

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com at star Crawler, on Instagram
and Facebook. Our email, Yeah,

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may people can know our email if
you want to get a hold of us.

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It's the coolest email name ever we
got. We got it when we

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were fifteen. I love it.
Crawlers sixty nine at gmail dot com.

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Oh that's a beautiful thing. Hey
for professional emails. You know what it

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would be great for? Ready,
you need to make a shirt that just

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says that. That would be pretty
cool, right, Yeah, that's the

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new merch for the band. We're
going to make a MySpace soon so you

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can catch us on We're bringing MySpace
back. It's so funny because and maybe

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it was you, because I got
I'm all swirling in my head one of

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the bands I'm interviewing. When you
go to their shit, it gives a

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mice face link, but it actually
takes to their Facebook page, Like but

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they're just messing with you that it's
their my Space. It's pretty smart,

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right, I think we should bring
my space fake only fans link, Like

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they dropped their album and then it
made it look like the link was only

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fans, but it was just to
click and pre save the album like it

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was like on Instagram. You can
like change the words of the like R.

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That's brilliant. I love that.
Now you're gonna laugh. You're gonna

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laugh. I did some I did
it first. I have a pipe Man

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radio only fans for my podcast.
Yeah seriously, I mean, I'm not

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doing ship on there. I'm not
doing shit, but it's it's no,

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it's gonna be funny ship from festivals
and from being on tour and and then

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my co hosts they're they're putting up
funny kind of spicy stuff. But you

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know, like, hey, why
not? And I do it. I

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have subscribers, so like fuck it. I have this fake thing it's called

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the Group, the pipe Man Group
On, and basically it's like the New

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Bed and Breakfast. You come and
you serve the pipe Man all night long

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at the pipe Cave, and then
you serve me breakfast and then you leave.

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And I actually have people call into
my radio show to buy this fake

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group on. Damn people. You
know, people want to buy everything.

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I know, right, you just
gotta supply there, you go, Well,

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they need to buy your merch because
bands don't survive without merch, and

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they can't listen to my show unless
they buy your merch. Is there anything

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else you want to let the listeners
know that we haven't covered already. I

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think we're good. Cool. Now
listen to music have a good time there.

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You go, well, I'm really
excited about you being here at punk

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rock Bowling and thanks for being on
the Betre Pipe. Where does the bowling

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come to play that I want to
know. So there's a tournament and the

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bus picks you up here at like
the Golden Mugging. No, there's there's

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boweling tournaments. There used to be
a poker tournament. I don't know if

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they still do it. And there's
also the punk rock Poker would Yeah,

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well this is even better. The
swim, the punk rock swim. You

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know about that at the swim party. No, but we did Psycho Swim,

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which is like a metal I was
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That Psycho swim in the pool stage. I thought I was gonna die

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on degrees. Well yeah, Trapped
played like what I think one of their

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final shows there, and they were
up on the stage, that big concrete

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thing and we were down in the
water washing. It was sick as hell,

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but they that's what they have here. I have video of the circle

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pit yesterday in the pool. That's
pretty cool, right, with a bunch

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of punk rockers with colored hair in
the pool, Like yeah, when we

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played, there's this dude that was
in full jean's like denim vest, like

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it's just like normal, like you
know, metal guy outfit, just in

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the pool, like headbanging, like
going crazy. It was pretty dope.

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There you go. Love it well, I support too, and I support

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you guys. And thanks for being
on the Adventures pipe Man. Yeah yeah,

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thank you for listening to the Adventures
of plate Man on w for CUI Radio.