Sept. 13, 2023
PipemanRadio Interviews Stonebreed at Rocklahoma 2023
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Stonebreed at Rocklahoma. The band describes their sound as an amalgamation of southern hard rock with high energy and charisma. Pipeman and the band discuss the influences of...
On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, we’re joined by special guest Stonebreed at Rocklahoma. The band describes their sound as an amalgamation of southern hard rock with high energy and charisma. Pipeman and the band discuss the influences of southern hard rock and the bands that helped Stonebreed find their unique sound. You can find the band's upcoming tour dates, merch, and their latest releases at StonebreedBand.com and look out for their newest song “Into Your Flames” on all streaming platforms now!
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radio station. Here's your host,
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the White Man. You call the
rolling any fire, burning any fleece?
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I don't know how this is.
Is the pipe Man here on the Adventure's
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Pipe Man W four c Y Radio. And I'm here with Carlos Cruise from
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the band's Stone Breed and Daniel Thomas
Susiga on Beas Orion Rains and Paul Hudson
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Stone Breed. Nice here at rock
La Home. Man Man, we're here,
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We're here, We're here, and
it is an amazing festival, isn't
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it? Like I do all kinds
of vessels. This is by far when
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the coolest cool cool laid back.
It's our first time to play here,
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so we're like soaking everything. Have
you checked out the camp grounds? I
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know he has. We haven't.
We haven't been in the camp grounds.
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Ship If we're going tonight, you
know, because we got it. We
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had to. We had to play
Saturday night. So we got here Friday
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late, hung out a little bit. I had to play Saturday. So
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tonight's tonight. Now we were done
playing now, so tonight is the night.
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Nice party time now, friends out
there, there you go. There's
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a lot going on in the camp
grounds, That's what I hear, a
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lot of there's even a rip club
campsite. Yep, yep, people got
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some ones. Baby. There you
go, there you go. So tell
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our listeners a little bit about you
guys, you know, not not not
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some genre bullshit label, but how
you guys think of yourself as artists and
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describe your music. We're just a
good old fashioned hard rock, Southern flavored
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party band. I mean, you
know, we like to have fun.
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A lot of people say, you
know, if you like bands like Errol
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Smith, ACDC, Van Halen with
a little Southern mixed Molly Hatchett, Leonard
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Skinner type shot, you would like
us. You know, we're a lot
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of fun on stage. People love
us. You know, we have a
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lot of good times and shit.
So we're just a party man. We'd
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like to have fun. Man,
it's all about having fun at our shows.
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So to see, and I can
see the different vibes blend it into
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because like he's got the definite eighties
metal vibe you definitely have the Ronnie van
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Vie rock vibe. There you go. You have the Brett Michael's vibe going
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on because of the hat. And
he's got the grunge vibe going on.
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That's because of his flannel shirt.
That's right, that's right. See,
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so you put that all together.
I'm glad you didn't save Duran Duran or
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put it all together. We're called
stone breathing. Yeah, if he fixed
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his hair a little bit, maybe
flock of seagulls. Oh, there you
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go. So I know that man, very cool rock Oklahoma, And like,
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what's your experience been here so far? Like well, like I said,
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it's our first time playing here.
So I mean if the crowd is
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unbelievable, the the the all the
campgrounds and all that, I mean,
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just the amount of people that's here
or what do they expect, like seventy
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thousand people sometimes? Yeah, I
mean it's just it's it's insane. It's
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like just like you know, on
a whole different level, you know,
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I mean we we we're not a
brand new band. We tore around.
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We're from Hollywood. We get to
play with a lot of big national acts.
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We play a little smaller festivals.
But this is big, This is
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like a big step up for us. Man. So this is like we're
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we're soaking it all in and where
we're loving the experience. We're just checking
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everything, I man, And what's
your craziest story in this whole musical journey?
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You guys have had craziest story,
man, I mean I don't we
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got Yeah, that seems okay this
festival more than most. That seems to
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be the answer. Like most other
festivals, bands are like telling the story.
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They have to think about it for
a second. Here, I've had
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at least three bands like, yeah, there's nothing we can tell you.
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I mean, you know, we
don't want to tell you about chicks on
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the bus getting violated with different foreign
objects and stuff like that. We don't
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want to tell you about when we
got midgets and farm animals on the party
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bus, you know, don't We
don't want to tell you shit about when
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we're you know, rolling through town. We'll stop at a game, look
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at seo and the drummer gets arrested, and the bass player winds off with
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some dude's wife, and you know, people knocking on our door at six
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o'clock in the morning looking for their
girlfriends and shit like that, or as
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jokes, we like to put ads
in gay things and say, gay guys
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looking for fun to come to the
room two twenty four the Ramada and and
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sitting around and watch them all knock
on the bass player's door or something.
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So you know, no, we
don't want to tell, you know,
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shit like that. So you know, there's a bunch of stuf we got
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to kind of keep secret, man, you know. But well you have
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a pretty good good apple pie though
there you go, so like, well
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that's very American, man. That's
yeah, that's very rock Oklahoma. Yeah,
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all the other stuff, man,
that's a creative imagination. Well,
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if it was just imagination, it
would be creative. And when it's real
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life baby coming at you, it's
experiences. It's rock and roll, rock
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and roll. You've heard of sex
drugs in rock and roll. That's true.
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Well I think it's more like stone
breed drugs and rock and roll.
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That is true. Well, it's
more like sex, stone breed rock and
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roll. Maybe some drugs once in
a while, little chocolate milk here and
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there, a couple dabs. See
See, maybe the stone breed should be
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before to sex. Say you could
say stone breed sex stone sex. Yeah.
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Hey, we'll take it anyway we
can get it, brother, the
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first, second, last, We
don't care as long as we're there.
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What was it? Yea? How
many you got? Not that I know
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of? Oh okay, no kids
for me, nothing I'm aware of.
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I was on touring ninety three and
I got three. I got your beat
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four a right man four and eight
grandkids. Oh wow, I got no
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grandkids and I still go in mosh
pits. I brought my grandkids into their
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first months. Nice. I got
my twenty two year old son with me.
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Nice. He uh flew in from
Cmatallician Phoenix. Nice. When we've
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got picked. When I picked him
up at the airport, bring him over.
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When when I picked him up at
the airport, he uh brought Zach
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Wild over to the van. It's
like, Oh, these are my parents
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from Pantera, and Zach's like,
oh these are your parents, cool man.
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Let me give you some picks,
let's get some pictures. And I'm
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like, we're actually playing with you. So he brought he brought uh or
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Christians, you can come out radio. This dude knows more rock stars than
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we do. That's usually how it
is. His name's Christian. What's up
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there, Christian? How you doing? So? I had the Zach Wild
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thing happened? He is as shit
too. So literally, I walk out
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the airport, I get in the
van. You dry like a hundred feet
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I just said. Now I doesn't
how comfortable. He looks out the window
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and he's like, oh, there's
Zach Wild right there. I holler at
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him, pull over right now,
so he does. So I hop out.
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I walk up to his like security
guard or something, and he's like,
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oh, what's up man? And
I call him Philly boyd McGee because
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that's what Zach calls all the time. He gets a huge kick out of
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it. And Zach turns around and
says, what's up to me? And
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I told him I just saw him
Phoenix, because that's why I just came
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from. That's he just came from. I told my family's right over there.
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He all got your family. So
he walks over, gives them all
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guitar picks, including me, and
then he takes my phone and it takes
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a picture of all of us.
Nice see that, That's what I'm saying.
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That's even better. Super cool,
super humble. You know, he
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is always super cool. One time
I had press tent. Everybody impressed was
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like trying and get his autograph selfies
and he was so nice. Finally,
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his tour manager, after I think
like half an hour, was like,
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come on, guys, we're working
here, you're done. Zach Wibb never
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said you're done. And Phil's like
that too. Like I'm friends with Phil
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and his wife. One time I
had to make me whisper to his ears
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it's time to go. It's like
he'll never say no, so please go
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over and tell him I want him
to go. When the wife says to
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go, it's time to go.
So how how did you get into the
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music scene? Was it from your
dad or well, I mean growing up
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obviously hearing rock and roll music in
the household did have like something to do
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with it, you know. But
at some at some point, I just
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started venturing off and taking my own
you know. I like looked up Ozzy
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Osborne, you know, myself.
Then he took me to an Azzy concert,
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you know, I looked up Iron
Maiden, you know. Over the
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years, like on like every music, you know. In middle school,
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that's when I started get into like
Metallica and Megadeth and slipknot, you know
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nowadays, Like I'm into all kinds
of music, you know, Like just
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in the past months, I have
been to New Jersey, Texas, La
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Arizona, and I'm going to Saint
Lucis Detroit in two months, all for
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Metallica. You are the man.
Yeah, yeah, you're gonna You're gonna
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ship the next thing I say.
I was at their first show ever.
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Oh wow, where was that?
It was in La I don't even remember
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what club it was. There were
twenty five of us and this dude gets
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off the stage after they're done,
walks up to me and starts talking to
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me. I was like fifteen years
years old. He was probably seventeen eighteen
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at the time, hands me his
business card Metallica power Metal. There was
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no thrash yet, Dave Mustain,
Oh nice, that's cool. Yeah,
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no, fuck me. I was
a fifteen year old like him. What
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about this four? Back when we
were kids, man, you could only
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afford to go to one show on
a tour, right, I know right,
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And that's tickets were five bucks and
you still get away fours man,
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I know right, You could go
to a show with fifteen bucks. You
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could get a ticket a Drake and
a T shirt I got cost me a
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thousand dollars, but it gets me
access to the floor for fourteen different shows.
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So if you do the math in
your head, that is a steal
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as except you know how I got
out of the floor. I would I
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would run through the stage and jump
out in a four. I usually just
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get drunk and pass out and flying
up on the floor right. So way
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you think of their music, like, we'll get your critique. I mean,
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I think I think their music's bad
and ass. I think it's harr
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rock and I think it's kick ass, you know. I mean, they
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got him all the way to rock
Oklahoma was playing with people like Corey Taylor,
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Rob Zombie, Ban Tara, you
know. I mean they've played with
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also like amazing other hor rock bands
like a Rat, you know, Armored
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Saint, you know, they played
with like everyone you know, you know,
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I know, I mean I'm kind
of biased because you know, he's
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might add and all that, you
know, but there's but that's good because
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not all kids are like that.
They're like there's plenty of people out there
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who will tell you, including the
crowd who saw them just earlier, that
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they are one kick ass rock and
roll band. See that's the best part
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of the interview right there. He
gets all, yeah, there you go,
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hit. That's why he's going to
Metallica and all these cities and and
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and he decided to miss Metallica tonight
in Phoenix to come here nice. But
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then Metallica canceled tonight, so it
worked out better for him. See how
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the universe works, that it all
works out in your favor. Armored Saint
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was also one of my originals.
I'm good friends with them friends and Phil.
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He used to be a drama check
for a Gonzo So you're ready for
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this, Like, okay, so
I'm really good friends with Joey and I
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was their original merch guy at fifteen
years old, like they didn't have a
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merch and me and my bro and
yeah, well, originally Jersey in New
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York, and then in nineteen eighty
I moved to La Nice, and I
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spent every waking second at the Sunset
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and the received our home, our
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club show I ever went to was
at the Roxy Motley Crew before they had
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an album, when they were still
Horror punk. They weren't glam and they
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tried to light the roxy on fired
to bring Satan in. I was like
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after, I was like, I'm
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Again. That was cool as shit, especially since afterwards you walked with the
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band over to the Rainbow. Yeah. You know, every time we play
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that, that's what we do.
We go, we go do you sound
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shack? We go to the Rainbow, wet dinner. We'd come back,
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we play our show, we go
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Yep, that's what we do there. It is I I yeah,
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And I look at it now,
like I go there, I'm like,
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can I fucking get in here?
At fifteen sixteen years old? Oh yeah,
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I was walking in with Motley Crue
or Lemmy or somebody like that,
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and they didn't question you. He's
been going to the Whiskey since he was
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eight nine years old, nice backstage, sleeping on the stairs while his dad's
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playing, and shit like that.
See how cool is that? Like?
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And I could tell on his face
he thinks it's cool. Not all kids
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would think it's cool. I have
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when they were kids. Two wouldn't. Yeah, you know it'll be like
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oh la la lah. But then
there's the others like oh man, okay,
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love sure went from the Scooby Doo
phase to the WWE wrestling phase to
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the rock and roll phase. There
it is. He's when he's into something,
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he's into song and this is the
best phase yet. Right, Yeah,
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there you go. So how does
everybody connect to you guys on socials?
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On the web, everything buy your
merch most importantly, they can't listen
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to my show unless they do.
You have a merch store on spot I
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mean Shopify, but it's everything's connected
to our website, all social media,
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you know, Facebook, Instagram,
even TikTok, all that stuff merchandise.
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You go to our website, soomy
dot com. There's a merch tab straight
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on there. It takes your right
to the SHOPI by or you can actually
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buy some merch right around the corner
over here right now. Yeah yeah,
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even if it's at even if it's
after Rock Oklahoma yet come back here to
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the grounds and maybe the merch will
still be there. That's right, that's
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right. Speaking of the Whiskey's gonna
let you know and your listeners know.
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We have a song that we played
the whiskey so much. We wrote a
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song called the Whiskey Nice it's about
the whiskey you go go, And we
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just released it not too long ago, and it's one of our singles.
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So get a chance check it out, anybody out there, check it out.
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Check out the song Stone Breed the
Whiskey. It's about the whiskey.
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Go go the crowd to come on
stage and sing backing vocals. So every
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time we play that after whiskey before, I write, the whole crowd on
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stage with us. That's so old
school, like they're so strict sometimes now
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about that ship back in the day, that's all it was. Yeah,
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I love it. I love what
you guys are about and vibe. But
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and uh, do you have any
other new stuff you want to share that's
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coming out that you want them to
know about. Well, I mean,
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we just got a couple of singles
that we released. It's on Spotify and
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iTunes and iHeart radio and everything like
that. Right now. The one song
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called good Times just came out,
Uh, Into your Flames a couple of
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singles. Another one is a sweet
Little Mistake. And then right before that,
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we we released a really cool patriotic
song called Red, White and Blue.
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You know Pro America's perfect for open
mixed by Max Norman who early Ozzy
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stuff, Megans, all those guys. And he also did our other song,
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another single called Devil's Child, so
nice. Those are like the last
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five singles that we put out.
I love it and you guys definitely rock.
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You got the rock and roll attitude
which is important, and you killed
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it here at Rock Oklahoma. Thank
you brother, thank you. We had
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so much fun, made a lot
of good friends, new friends there got
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thank you there. It is.
That's what rock Looma's all about. And
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they find the words for our listeners. Just check us out. Man.
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We're humble, we're grateful. We
just love that you guys pay attention to
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us a little even bit, a
little bit. You can check us out
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Stone Breed, Stonebreed dot com,
everywhere social media. Paul Hudson, thank
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you guys so much. It means
the world. And this was a great
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gig and you know, are the
support is amazing. We get we just
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you know, every time I john
log and a Facebook or something and people
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are like, yeah, I love
this song. I just heard this song.
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And man, you know, you
sit alone and you write the song
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sometimes and you just don't even know
where they're gonna go. And when people
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start loving your stuff, it's the
greatest gift. And we're all man,
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Ryan Raine, you hit the nail
on the head. I don't know how
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to follow that up. Was perfect
and Dato Jenna want bass. I'm so
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humbled and we've been winning a long
time to get here. We've been training
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all our lives for this and this
is what it means rock and roll,
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live people, beautiful energy, that's
what it's all about. Don't give up
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your dreams, if your rock star, if you wanted. From Los Angeles,
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California, thank you so much.
Thank you rock Olahoma. You can't
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have a rock Olahoma without a little
bit of la at the end of what
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I mean. And we're here representing, so thank you so much. Well,
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thank you for being on the Adventures
of pipe Man. And you will
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be first radio pipe man in the
house. So that means now that you
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gotta have to do a station I
d because you got that radio voice.
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Well, I used to be the
DJ at the Carnival step right up with
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the Little Lady of Prize and I
was I was a DJ at the Strip
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club. There you go. My
first album I ever got in my life
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came from the boardwalk at the Jersey
Shore. Nice It's the first kiss album
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when it first came out, Kid
there it is. I was a kiss
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freak. That's where it all started. Same here, Guilty Charged Midnight Special.
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I saw him on a Friday night
at midnight, and by Monday I
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was already like it was insane.
It was insane, and it led us
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to where we are today. It
weren't for them, none of us would
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be sitting here today. So I
love it. Love you guys. Nobody
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can listen to my show anymore unless
you check. They check you out and
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buy your merch. That's a deal. There it goes. And if you
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try to do it, we're gonna
hunt you down, that's right, And
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I'm gonna tank top on you.
I love that. That's such an Oklahoma
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slogan, right there. Ya go
to church to buy some merch. It's
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Sunday to you, baby. You
heard it here on The Adventures the pipe
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Man. And just so you know, if anybody, when they buy merch
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from us, they say I heard
you on the Pipe Man Show, I'll
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throw in an extra free autograph picture
nice. All they gotta do is when
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they make the thing as a comment
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Man Show. Autograph picture. There
it is, there you go all right?
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Well thanks black guys. Hey,
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Free and you're listening to W four
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turn it up. Yeah, I
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Stone Breed. Nice here at rock
La Home. Man Man, we're here,
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We're here, We're here, and
it is an amazing festival, isn't
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it? Like I do all kinds
of vessels. This is by far when
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the coolest cool cool laid back.
It's our first time to play here,
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so we're like soaking everything. Have
you checked out the camp grounds? I
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know he has. We haven't.
We haven't been in the camp grounds.
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Ship If we're going tonight, you
know, because we got it. We
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had to. We had to play
Saturday night. So we got here Friday
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late, hung out a little bit. I had to play Saturday. So
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tonight's tonight. Now we were done
playing now, so tonight is the night.
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Nice party time now, friends out
there, there you go. There's
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a lot going on in the camp
grounds, That's what I hear, a
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lot of there's even a rip club
campsite. Yep, yep, people got
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some ones. Baby. There you
go, there you go. So tell
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our listeners a little bit about you
guys, you know, not not not
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some genre bullshit label, but how
you guys think of yourself as artists and
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describe your music. We're just a
good old fashioned hard rock, Southern flavored
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party band. I mean, you
know, we like to have fun.
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A lot of people say, you
know, if you like bands like Errol
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Smith, ACDC, Van Halen with
a little Southern mixed Molly Hatchett, Leonard
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Skinner type shot, you would like
us. You know, we're a lot
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of fun on stage. People love
us. You know, we have a
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lot of good times and shit.
So we're just a party man. We'd
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like to have fun. Man,
it's all about having fun at our shows.
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So to see, and I can
see the different vibes blend it into
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because like he's got the definite eighties
metal vibe you definitely have the Ronnie van
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Vie rock vibe. There you go. You have the Brett Michael's vibe going
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on because of the hat. And
he's got the grunge vibe going on.
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That's because of his flannel shirt.
That's right, that's right. See,
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so you put that all together.
I'm glad you didn't save Duran Duran or
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put it all together. We're called
stone breathing. Yeah, if he fixed
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his hair a little bit, maybe
flock of seagulls. Oh, there you
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go. So I know that man, very cool rock Oklahoma, And like,
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what's your experience been here so far? Like well, like I said,
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it's our first time playing here.
So I mean if the crowd is
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unbelievable, the the the all the
campgrounds and all that, I mean,
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just the amount of people that's here
or what do they expect, like seventy
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thousand people sometimes? Yeah, I
mean it's just it's it's insane. It's
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like just like you know, on
a whole different level, you know,
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I mean we we we're not a
brand new band. We tore around.
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We're from Hollywood. We get to
play with a lot of big national acts.
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We play a little smaller festivals.
But this is big, This is
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like a big step up for us. Man. So this is like we're
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we're soaking it all in and where
we're loving the experience. We're just checking
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everything, I man, And what's
your craziest story in this whole musical journey?
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You guys have had craziest story,
man, I mean I don't we
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got Yeah, that seems okay this
festival more than most. That seems to
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be the answer. Like most other
festivals, bands are like telling the story.
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They have to think about it for
a second. Here, I've had
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at least three bands like, yeah, there's nothing we can tell you.
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I mean, you know, we
don't want to tell you about chicks on
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the bus getting violated with different foreign
objects and stuff like that. We don't
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want to tell you about when we
got midgets and farm animals on the party
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bus, you know, don't We
don't want to tell you shit about when
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we're you know, rolling through town. We'll stop at a game, look
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at seo and the drummer gets arrested, and the bass player winds off with
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some dude's wife, and you know, people knocking on our door at six
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o'clock in the morning looking for their
girlfriends and shit like that, or as
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jokes, we like to put ads
in gay things and say, gay guys
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looking for fun to come to the
room two twenty four the Ramada and and
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sitting around and watch them all knock
on the bass player's door or something.
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So you know, no, we
don't want to tell, you know,
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shit like that. So you know, there's a bunch of stuf we got
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to kind of keep secret, man, you know. But well you have
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a pretty good good apple pie though
there you go, so like, well
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that's very American, man. That's
yeah, that's very rock Oklahoma. Yeah,
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all the other stuff, man,
that's a creative imagination. Well,
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if it was just imagination, it
would be creative. And when it's real
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life baby coming at you, it's
experiences. It's rock and roll, rock
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and roll. You've heard of sex
drugs in rock and roll. That's true.
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Well I think it's more like stone
breed drugs and rock and roll.
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That is true. Well, it's
more like sex, stone breed rock and
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roll. Maybe some drugs once in
a while, little chocolate milk here and
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there, a couple dabs. See
See, maybe the stone breed should be
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before to sex. Say you could
say stone breed sex stone sex. Yeah.
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Hey, we'll take it anyway we
can get it, brother, the
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first, second, last, We
don't care as long as we're there.
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What was it? Yea? How
many you got? Not that I know
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of? Oh okay, no kids
for me, nothing I'm aware of.
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I was on touring ninety three and
I got three. I got your beat
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four a right man four and eight
grandkids. Oh wow, I got no
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grandkids and I still go in mosh
pits. I brought my grandkids into their
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first months. Nice. I got
my twenty two year old son with me.
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Nice. He uh flew in from
Cmatallician Phoenix. Nice. When we've
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got picked. When I picked him
up at the airport, bring him over.
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When when I picked him up at
the airport, he uh brought Zach
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Wild over to the van. It's
like, Oh, these are my parents
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from Pantera, and Zach's like,
oh these are your parents, cool man.
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Let me give you some picks,
let's get some pictures. And I'm
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like, we're actually playing with you. So he brought he brought uh or
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Christians, you can come out radio. This dude knows more rock stars than
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we do. That's usually how it
is. His name's Christian. What's up
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there, Christian? How you doing? So? I had the Zach Wild
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thing happened? He is as shit
too. So literally, I walk out
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the airport, I get in the
van. You dry like a hundred feet
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I just said. Now I doesn't
how comfortable. He looks out the window
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and he's like, oh, there's
Zach Wild right there. I holler at
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him, pull over right now,
so he does. So I hop out.
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I walk up to his like security
guard or something, and he's like,
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oh, what's up man? And
I call him Philly boyd McGee because
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that's what Zach calls all the time. He gets a huge kick out of
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it. And Zach turns around and
says, what's up to me? And
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I told him I just saw him
Phoenix, because that's why I just came
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from. That's he just came from. I told my family's right over there.
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He all got your family. So
he walks over, gives them all
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guitar picks, including me, and
then he takes my phone and it takes
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a picture of all of us.
Nice see that, That's what I'm saying.
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That's even better. Super cool,
super humble. You know, he
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is always super cool. One time
I had press tent. Everybody impressed was
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like trying and get his autograph selfies
and he was so nice. Finally,
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his tour manager, after I think
like half an hour, was like,
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come on, guys, we're working
here, you're done. Zach Wibb never
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said you're done. And Phil's like
that too. Like I'm friends with Phil
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and his wife. One time I
had to make me whisper to his ears
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it's time to go. It's like
he'll never say no, so please go
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over and tell him I want him
to go. When the wife says to
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go, it's time to go.
So how how did you get into the
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music scene? Was it from your
dad or well, I mean growing up
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obviously hearing rock and roll music in
the household did have like something to do
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with it, you know. But
at some at some point, I just
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started venturing off and taking my own
you know. I like looked up Ozzy
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Osborne, you know, myself.
Then he took me to an Azzy concert,
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you know, I looked up Iron
Maiden, you know. Over the
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years, like on like every music, you know. In middle school,
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that's when I started get into like
Metallica and Megadeth and slipknot, you know
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nowadays, Like I'm into all kinds
of music, you know, Like just
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in the past months, I have
been to New Jersey, Texas, La
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Arizona, and I'm going to Saint
Lucis Detroit in two months, all for
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Metallica. You are the man.
Yeah, yeah, you're gonna You're gonna
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ship the next thing I say.
I was at their first show ever.
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Oh wow, where was that?
It was in La I don't even remember
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what club it was. There were
twenty five of us and this dude gets
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off the stage after they're done,
walks up to me and starts talking to
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me. I was like fifteen years
years old. He was probably seventeen eighteen
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at the time, hands me his
business card Metallica power Metal. There was
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no thrash yet, Dave Mustain,
Oh nice, that's cool. Yeah,
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no, fuck me. I was
a fifteen year old like him. What
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about this four? Back when we
were kids, man, you could only
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afford to go to one show on
a tour, right, I know right,
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And that's tickets were five bucks and
you still get away fours man,
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I know right, You could go
to a show with fifteen bucks. You
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could get a ticket a Drake and
a T shirt I got cost me a
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thousand dollars, but it gets me
access to the floor for fourteen different shows.
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So if you do the math in
your head, that is a steal
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as except you know how I got
out of the floor. I would I
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would run through the stage and jump
out in a four. I usually just
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get drunk and pass out and flying
up on the floor right. So way
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you think of their music, like, we'll get your critique. I mean,
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I think I think their music's bad
and ass. I think it's harr
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rock and I think it's kick ass, you know. I mean, they
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got him all the way to rock
Oklahoma was playing with people like Corey Taylor,
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Rob Zombie, Ban Tara, you
know. I mean they've played with
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also like amazing other hor rock bands
like a Rat, you know, Armored
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Saint, you know, they played
with like everyone you know, you know,
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I know, I mean I'm kind
of biased because you know, he's
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might add and all that, you
know, but there's but that's good because
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not all kids are like that.
They're like there's plenty of people out there
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who will tell you, including the
crowd who saw them just earlier, that
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they are one kick ass rock and
roll band. See that's the best part
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of the interview right there. He
gets all, yeah, there you go,
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hit. That's why he's going to
Metallica and all these cities and and
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and he decided to miss Metallica tonight
in Phoenix to come here nice. But
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then Metallica canceled tonight, so it
worked out better for him. See how
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the universe works, that it all
works out in your favor. Armored Saint
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was also one of my originals.
I'm good friends with them friends and Phil.
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He used to be a drama check
for a Gonzo So you're ready for
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this, Like, okay, so
I'm really good friends with Joey and I
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was their original merch guy at fifteen
years old, like they didn't have a
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merch and me and my bro and
yeah, well, originally Jersey in New
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York, and then in nineteen eighty
I moved to La Nice, and I
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spent every waking second at the Sunset
Strip or the Troubadour or the country Club
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and the received our home, our
backyard, it's our home stage. First
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club show I ever went to was
at the Roxy Motley Crew before they had
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an album, when they were still
Horror punk. They weren't glam and they
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tried to light the roxy on fired
to bring Satan in. I was like
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after, I was like, I'm
never going to a real concert ever.
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Again. That was cool as shit, especially since afterwards you walked with the
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band over to the Rainbow. Yeah. You know, every time we play
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that, that's what we do.
We go, we go do you sound
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shack? We go to the Rainbow, wet dinner. We'd come back,
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we play our show, we go
back to the Rainbow, we party down.
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Yep, that's what we do there. It is I I yeah,
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And I look at it now,
like I go there, I'm like,
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can I fucking get in here?
At fifteen sixteen years old? Oh yeah,
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I was walking in with Motley Crue
or Lemmy or somebody like that,
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and they didn't question you. He's
been going to the Whiskey since he was
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eight nine years old, nice backstage, sleeping on the stairs while his dad's
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playing, and shit like that.
See how cool is that? Like?
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And I could tell on his face
he thinks it's cool. Not all kids
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would think it's cool. I have
four kids to think it would be cool
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when they were kids. Two wouldn't. Yeah, you know it'll be like
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oh la la lah. But then
there's the others like oh man, okay,
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love sure went from the Scooby Doo
phase to the WWE wrestling phase to
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the rock and roll phase. There
it is. He's when he's into something,
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he's into song and this is the
best phase yet. Right, Yeah,
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there you go. So how does
everybody connect to you guys on socials?
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On the web, everything buy your
merch most importantly, they can't listen
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to my show unless they do.
You have a merch store on spot I
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mean Shopify, but it's everything's connected
to our website, all social media,
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you know, Facebook, Instagram,
even TikTok, all that stuff merchandise.
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You go to our website, soomy
dot com. There's a merch tab straight
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on there. It takes your right
to the SHOPI by or you can actually
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buy some merch right around the corner
over here right now. Yeah yeah,
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even if it's at even if it's
after Rock Oklahoma yet come back here to
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the grounds and maybe the merch will
still be there. That's right, that's
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right. Speaking of the Whiskey's gonna
let you know and your listeners know.
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We have a song that we played
the whiskey so much. We wrote a
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song called the Whiskey Nice it's about
the whiskey you go go, And we
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just released it not too long ago, and it's one of our singles.
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So get a chance check it out, anybody out there, check it out.
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Check out the song Stone Breed the
Whiskey. It's about the whiskey.
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Go go the crowd to come on
stage and sing backing vocals. So every
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time we play that after whiskey before, I write, the whole crowd on
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stage with us. That's so old
school, like they're so strict sometimes now
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about that ship back in the day, that's all it was. Yeah,
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I love it. I love what
you guys are about and vibe. But
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and uh, do you have any
other new stuff you want to share that's
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coming out that you want them to
know about. Well, I mean,
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we just got a couple of singles
that we released. It's on Spotify and
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iTunes and iHeart radio and everything like
that. Right now. The one song
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called good Times just came out,
Uh, Into your Flames a couple of
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singles. Another one is a sweet
Little Mistake. And then right before that,
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we we released a really cool patriotic
song called Red, White and Blue.
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You know Pro America's perfect for open
mixed by Max Norman who early Ozzy
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stuff, Megans, all those guys. And he also did our other song,
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another single called Devil's Child, so
nice. Those are like the last
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five singles that we put out.
I love it and you guys definitely rock.
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You got the rock and roll attitude
which is important, and you killed
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it here at Rock Oklahoma. Thank
you brother, thank you. We had
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so much fun, made a lot
of good friends, new friends there got
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thank you there. It is.
That's what rock Looma's all about. And
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they find the words for our listeners. Just check us out. Man.
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We're humble, we're grateful. We
just love that you guys pay attention to
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us a little even bit, a
little bit. You can check us out
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Stone Breed, Stonebreed dot com,
everywhere social media. Paul Hudson, thank
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you guys so much. It means
the world. And this was a great
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gig and you know, are the
support is amazing. We get we just
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you know, every time I john
log and a Facebook or something and people
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are like, yeah, I love
this song. I just heard this song.
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And man, you know, you
sit alone and you write the song
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sometimes and you just don't even know
where they're gonna go. And when people
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start loving your stuff, it's the
greatest gift. And we're all man,
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Ryan Raine, you hit the nail
on the head. I don't know how
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to follow that up. Was perfect
and Dato Jenna want bass. I'm so
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humbled and we've been winning a long
time to get here. We've been training
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all our lives for this and this
is what it means rock and roll,
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live people, beautiful energy, that's
what it's all about. Don't give up
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your dreams, if your rock star, if you wanted. From Los Angeles,
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California, thank you so much.
Thank you rock Olahoma. You can't
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have a rock Olahoma without a little
bit of la at the end of what
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I mean. And we're here representing, so thank you so much. Well,
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thank you for being on the Adventures
of pipe Man. And you will
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be first radio pipe man in the
house. So that means now that you
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gotta have to do a station I
d because you got that radio voice.
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Well, I used to be the
DJ at the Carnival step right up with
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the Little Lady of Prize and I
was I was a DJ at the Strip
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club. There you go. My
first album I ever got in my life
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came from the boardwalk at the Jersey
Shore. Nice It's the first kiss album
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when it first came out, Kid
there it is. I was a kiss
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freak. That's where it all started. Same here, Guilty Charged Midnight Special.
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I saw him on a Friday night
at midnight, and by Monday I
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was already like it was insane.
It was insane, and it led us
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to where we are today. It
weren't for them, none of us would
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be sitting here today. So I
love it. Love you guys. Nobody
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can listen to my show anymore unless
you check. They check you out and
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buy your merch. That's a deal. There it goes. And if you
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try to do it, we're gonna
hunt you down, that's right, And
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I'm gonna tank top on you.
I love that. That's such an Oklahoma
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slogan, right there. Ya go
to church to buy some merch. It's
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Sunday to you, baby. You
heard it here on The Adventures the pipe
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Man. And just so you know, if anybody, when they buy merch
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from us, they say I heard
you on the Pipe Man Show, I'll
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throw in an extra free autograph picture
nice. All they gotta do is when
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they make the thing as a comment
section. I heard you on the Pipe
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Man Show. Autograph picture. There
it is, there you go all right?
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