Sept. 18, 2024
PipemanRadio Interviews Swingin' Utters About Punk in the Park & Riotfest
PipemanRadio talks to Darius of Swingin' Utters About performing at Punk in the Park & Riotfest.. We also discussed the difference of being a punk rock band as adults with families opposed to being a teenager We discussed the difference between...
PipemanRadio talks to Darius of Swingin' Utters About performing at Punk in the Park & Riotfest.. We also discussed the difference of being a punk rock band as adults with families opposed to being a teenager We discussed the difference between punk and pop punk. And we talked about new music they have been working on for a long time.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four c Y Radio. And I'm very say
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of our next guest, kind of bumm because I missed
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her set at punkin Park this last weekend to to
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other things going on in life. But I will catch
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them this coming Sunday at Riot Best and I'm very
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excited about that. So let's welcome to the show. Darius
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from Swinging Others.
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How are you good? How are you?
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I'm doing good? You know, listen, I am so happy
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that as an old school punk rocker, that punk rock
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is still alive and well, and probably even more so
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than back in the eighties.
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Yeah maybe, actually you know eighties. Yeah, it's I just
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I just kind of realized that. Honestly, only a few
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years ago. That it's kind of old people music nowadays.
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I know, isn't it funny?
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Right? Yeah? Yeah, it is kind of funny. I got kids,
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I mean they're grown men now, but they're in their
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mid twenties, and I remember when they were teenagers telling
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me like, nobody's in bands anymore, that's not a thing.
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Wow wow really yeah.
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You know, and what's interesting, Like my friend Joe from
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the Vandals one time we had an interview where he
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knew I wouldn't ask the question, but everybody asked him,
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so when are you guys coming out with new music?
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And you know, he knew I wouldn't answer it, so
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he asked it. So he brought up during an interview
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because he said, like, who wants to hear a bunch
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of fifty year olds write in punk rock music?
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Yeah? Right, so funny, right, But it's funny because then
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we're all fifty year olds singing about being teenagers.
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So I know, right, exactly exactly, And you know, it
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is kind of there's truth and there's not truth. The
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truth is, yeah, you don't have that same angst as
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you did as a teenager, and you don't hate the
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world as much as you did when you're a teenager.
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Yeah, there's different bitterness though, and there's different types of anger.
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So I don't exactly.
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I don't think that fear it ever goes away, really,
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I mean, unless it has changed that much. But I mean,
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I don't know. We still we still write a lot
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of punk rock songs.
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Right right, Well that brings me to the other thing. Okay,
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So a lot of punk rock bands would write about
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shit they were angry about, about political things, right, And
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it's almost like you could write the same songs in
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twenty twenty four as in the eighties, just change the names,
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that's all.
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Oh for sure, even I would almost say more so
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now yeah, yeah, it's similar, like, yeah, for sure.
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It just blows my mind in twenty twenty four, Like
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you said, some of these issues are worse instead.
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Yeah, oh yeah, I don't think. I think it could
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be a political punk man until the end of time.
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There's always going to be something that is, you know,
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totally totally that you don't agree with, you know.
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So tell us what the difference has been for you
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and you guys through all these years, and how you
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as a band are different from those older times.
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I think the main difference is that really the main difference.
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It started in the really the late nineties when we
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started having kids. Yeah, and we started we didn't do
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three month long tours anymore. I mean, we still did,
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you know, month long tours, but that slowed down considerably.
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There was a period of like seven or eight years
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in the mid in the like two thousand I don't
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even I lost track, I don't know, and like two
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thousand and three to ten or something where we didn't
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do any we didn't go internationally, and we didn't do
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any long US tours. We just did kind of long
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weekends and flew out and stuff. Yeah, because of the
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kid thing and the whole adulting thing and getting jobs
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and careers, and it's it makes it it's really hard
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to wrangle grown ass men together, even just to practice
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when you're younger.
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You know.
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I in the nineties when we were touring heavily, I
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delivered pizza for four years. So when I come home,
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I deliver pizzas and then we go on tour, and
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I'd usually be on tour. But I mean that's the
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main thing. And I mean in twenty nineteen, I think
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I started my own plumbing contracting business. So it's even
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less touring. Yeah, And I mean we've been trying to
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write a record for a few years now. And it's
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not a lack of songs we have. We have enough
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songs for three records probably, but it's literally getting together
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to practice, yeah, just so hard.
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It's funny you say that too, because when you were saying,
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I'm think about yeah, like it'd be easy to wrangle
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around your band members to go play a gig, yeah,
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but to practice. That's a great point because when we
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have time.
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Yeah, and we're kind of all the place. I mean,
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I'm in Santa Cruz, which is about an hour or
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so south of San Francisco. Our drummer is in Sebastopol,
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which is about an hour north of San Francisco. And
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our singer just moved to Eureka last year and that
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is six hours wow of San Francisco. So we're kind
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of all over the place. And I know there's a
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way to do it, and there's a way to make
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it happen, but it's just harder when you get older.
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It just it just is. I mean, yes, fired, I guess,
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but we're not yet. But we're still manging to you know,
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make it and play these festivals, and it's we're still
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doing stuff, but it's just a little harder to be
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as active as we'd all like to be.
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Yeah. Absolutely, So let's talk about the festivals. It's last weekend.
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You played punkin and Park Orlando, which you know, my
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main location for my studios is in South Florida.
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Oh nice.
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I was supposed to take the drive up there to Orlando,
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but things happened in life that deterred me. And I'm
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very bummed that I missed your set there. But so
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I want to hear about the set at Punk in
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the Park and how it was.
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It was good, it was let's see, we flew in
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and it was you know, Florida. It was ninety degrees
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and seventy four percent humidity, and.
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Is that all?
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I know, that's probably not even that bad, but you know,
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it's we're kind of privileged to be in this situation
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where we can actually fly out and play these festivals
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and they're they're always fun and good, and the crowd
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was great and it was a good time. And we
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see our friends, I mean, our friends are like running
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the festival. Because we've been a rund long, we kind
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of know everybody. Yeah, and then all these bands that
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you all know, the Bronx and the Dwarves and all
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these people are people we've known for years, so it's
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just kind of it's kind of hanging out with your
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old friends and getting to jump on the stage for
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a half hour. And it was great. It was super fun.
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Yeah, that's the best part though, right Like now, instead
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of touring being like this, some like dem it as
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a drudgery after a while, because you know, it's rough
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on the road.
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It is.
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Yeah, so it's kind of cool to play like these
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festivals and not have all that stress and just have
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fing on stage.
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Now we're actually doing a weird little run of festivals.
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We just got the offers and I was like, screw it.
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It's easy enough. It's basically a long weekend. We did
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Orlando this last weekend. This coming weekend we're flying to
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Chicago to do riot Fest, and then two weeks after
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that we're going to do the Sam Pedro thing for
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the No Effect shows. Nice drub like.
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So so that's cool because I'll be at riot Fest
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and I'll be able to catch your set there nice
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and then I'm doing the final, the final, final No
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Effects show.
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The last show the Sunday or whatever.
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Yeah, the last one. Yeah, so that's be kind of
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cool and like, I'm I'm gonna miss Punk in Drublic.
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It's one of my favorite festivals to do.
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Are they I mean, I don't even know are they
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actually ending the festival?
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I don't know.
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I haven't really gotten into.
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It, but check this out. I saw some news recently.
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It blew my mind that they might bring back Warp
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Tour in twenty twenty five.
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Wow. I mean imagine that shocked, But that is kind
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of that's kind of crazy, right we did We did
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the first and I think the third Warp Tour. Wow,
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million years ago. That's when it was like a real
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That's when it was like a punk rock tour.
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I got a little bit less punk in the in
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the later later Warp Tour dates, but those are the times, man,
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that was great.
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Well, you know what's funny you say about that, because
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like one time I was interviewing not a couple of
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years ago, Waddie from The Exploited Yeah, and I got
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him all riled up because at the end to the interview,
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and the interview was right before going on stage, and
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I knew what I was doing. I was doing on purpose.
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I'm like, no, wadie, what do you think of pop punk?
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Oh boy?
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Oh went on the stage, it went off of the
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crowd like it was so funny.
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That's awesome, But it is.
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Like, I don't know, it's funny to me, Like I
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think they should change that genre name because it's kind
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of like jumbo shrimp.
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Yeah it's not it's yeah, I know, you mean, it's
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I don't know. I don't even know how or why
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some of those bands are considered punk rock. And I'm
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not gonna name names, but I don't even not agree,
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and it's not even talking shit about them. It's just
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that they're there's nothing punk rock about.
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It me too. And there's nothing punk rock about pop.
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You no, because it's it's a different genre exactly. I
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don't know.
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You know. The whole idea when I was a teenager
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was if you were getting played on the radio, I
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didn't want to listen to your music, right right, you know.
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And so it's good now that there's stations that do
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play it, but they're not pop stations and it shouldn't
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be like the main I don't know. That's just me
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maybe on that, but it shouldn't be mainstream.
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A lot of it. It's it would change from being
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a lot about the attitude as well as the music
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to just being the music. In other words, like if
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it's fast and it has kind of distorted guitars playing
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bar chords, then it's punk rock. Yeah, that's what it became.
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It seemed like exactly, and that's not how it started.
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It is an attitude. Punk punk rock is so much
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more than just a MUTI.
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It's it's a whole way of living your life. And yeah,
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it's it's it's it's a lot, it's it's like a philosophy.
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Yeah, exactly. So what your kids think of punk rock?
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As far as I'm concerned, my kids are punk rock
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because they were raised by punk rockers. I mean there
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they're I mean, they're into it. My younger one is
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especially just totally into it. He's i mean, he's not
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even that young as twenty three, but he's pretty into it.
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I have a twenty six year old. He's knowledgeable about
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it all. He doesn't sit around listening to punk rock.
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He's more of a hip hop guy. Just fine. But
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they both have really very taste in music like their
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parents do, and they're both just total music snobs basically, right,
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because we are too.
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So it that way. My kids have gone been going
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to shows and festivals since I can remember, Like, yeah,
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I put I put my son in his first mosh pit,
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and I put my grandson in.
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His first man that's so good.
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Yeah, like you got past the torch type of thing.
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It was funny too, the story with my son. We
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were actually it was a Metallica Tattooed the Earth tour
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