PipemanRadio Interviews Taipei Houston at Welcome to Rockville 2024

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Nice here at Welcome to Rockville.
Where was it I don't even remember because

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they swirl around the head web festival? Did we talk at? I want

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to say it was Louisville, louder
than Yeah, that was it? Yeah

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exactly. So have you you haven't
done Rockville before? Right? No?

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Yeah? This is our first time
playing in Florida at all. Really yeah.

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No, it's hot as fuck here
and like I was I was saying

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on stage last night, there was
like we got woken up in the middle

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of night by like literally lightning strikes, I swear right outside the house next

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to the house. Wow, yeah, that's Florida. Like I live here

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now, and it's like, you
can never predict the weather. I don't

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even look at the weather app.
It's like and yesterday I looked out the

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window and I said to him,
I'm like, oh, this doesn't look

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good. And then actually, you
know, I get a text from Christine

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that runs media here. Yeah,
gates are opening a little lake today because

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of weather. I'm like, yeah, it's Florida. That's Florida for you.

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Yeah, one hundred percent. I
know. I'm still waiting to see

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an alligator. That's our main thing
we're trying to find before we leave.

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Alligator. Are you gonna wrestle the
alligators? Yes? Do you know how

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to do it? Yes? Ah, look at that. Yeah, I

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know. I know. We've been
blowing him up all day. He's actually

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he's lived in Florida for a while, so in Fort Myers, in a

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place called LaBelle and in a place
called Bochelia. Okay, it was kind

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of a homecoming show for him,
actually, you know what I mean,

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felt like a warm welcome at least. Yeah, look at that, right,

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They all came here from there to
see you exactly. Yeah, you

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left us. That's strong of an
impression. You know what I mean,

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I just want to race a golf
cart around this fucking race track though.

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Oh so wait, okay, you
know it's funny about that. I was

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in one of the golf carts yesterday
around the racetrack, but last year,

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and I brought it with me this
year too. I asked Christie, I'm

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like, if I take my skateboard
out on the raceway, well I lose

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my media credential. And She's like, yeah, I wouldn't do that.

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And then so yesterday before coming here, I was telling her, I'm like,

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yeah, I'll probably break my arm, but it will be worth it

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to say I skated the wall of
the Daytona Speedway A thousand wicked right.

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I know how many people could say
that, you know what I mean,

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Like, you'd probably be the first. Except then when I was Ryan on

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the golf cart. We want the
people. We were talking about it.

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He goes, yeah, last year
somebody tried to drive on this raceway like

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not where you're not supposed to,
and they're permanently banned for life, oh

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for life from the venue completely.
It's a good thing we didn't take the

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golf cart on the side of it. We were talking if we could get

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the golf cart vertical, right,
you gotta do that now after your set

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though not before the set, cause
like if you could get broken bones,

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it needs to be after the set. Yeah, I know. Exactly,

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such a unique venue to play show
a show right, like so big,

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Okay, I got a trivia question
for you. Yeah, you see how

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the seats are all colored? Do
you know why that is? I it's

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something with the flags because then it's
checkered over there at the line or something.

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It's so is it? Because like
if there's empty seats that they look

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full. Yep, there you go. So there's a little trick for you,

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you know, as you're you know, playing stadiums and stuff like that,

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have them do that for you.
So no matter what, you always

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have a sold out show. Perfect
good idea. Yeah, no, only

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open the floor for the stadium and
just be like, guys, it's sold

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out. Yeah. So what are
you doing after Rockville? How your top

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Rockville? Well, I mean,
I guess Sonic Temple has to it has

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the task of you know, you
haven't been there yet exactly. Yeah.

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No, we've played in we've played
we played in Columbia before we got to

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play a Newport Music Hall, which
is like that, you know, super

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famous legendary music video or music venue. We're like loading in. There's frat

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parties going on. People come in
fucking with the car and shit. It's

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crazy nice yeah, but no,
so we're looking forward to that. That'll

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be a good one too. Yeah, playing with some more friends and stuff

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like that, that'll be a good
time. Yeah. Sonic Temple is another

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cool venue, okay, because it's
this big stadium and it's badass, and

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as you know from last time,
normally I wouldn't bring shit up like this,

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but it's because it's Sonic Temple that
used to be Rock on the Range.

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One of my most memorable Rock on
the Range Sonic slash Sonic Temple,

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was we got evacuated. There was
this really bad storm, crazy and you

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know how they have to sound limits
at like eleven o'clock. So there was

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this headliner that was supposed to play, and people on all Facebook and all

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the message boards were all, if
they don't play, we're gonna riot,

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Like no ship. They were saying
that. So Danny Wimmer like arrange things

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with the town and the mayor to
extend and get rid of the sound orients

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and they're this little band that was
the headliner played till like two in the

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morning, and you know who I'm
talking about, don't you, right right,

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So you'll have to, you know, ask somebody about their experience at

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Rock on the Range. Yeah,
yeah, no, No, we've never

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played anything late like that in there. I've been to that festival, not

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to play it. It's really nice, it's cool. Check it out.

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It is a cool venue. And
I mean, listen, you're gonna feel

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like you're like selling out things there
because you're gonna be in this like huge

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freaking sand. You don't need to
paint the seats because Danny Wimmer will fill

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it. Speaking of which your set, Okay, Like, does it blow

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your mind when you play early in
a festival and there's so many people out

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there? I think that's only a
Danny Wimmer thing. Definitely, No,

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that's definitely a Danny Wimmer thing.
And also, you know, especially like

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how much you know sort of like
you're you know, kind of going into

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it not really knowing what the deal
is going to be, and it's always

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like such a pleasant surprise, you
know what I mean? I agree that's

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his festivals are always very inviting and
all the people are always really fun and

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it's great crowds. So yeah,
no, I mean everybody down from you

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know, everyone you're working with getting
in, you know, going on building

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the set in the stage and everything
like that, and then the crowd themselves.

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The whole thing is like seriously,
seriously welcoming, you know what I

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mean. Cool. Everyone was very
excited. They seem like happy to be

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there and just like ready to have
fun. And how does that feel when

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it's like that early in the day
and people are like that, Like usually

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it's like, ah, I'll go
later for the headliners. It feels awesome.

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I'm really really grateful and appreciative.
Everyone was having a ton of fun

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of a like warm, but it
was it was fun. Everyone looked like

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they were having a good time.
And it takes some dedication to get out

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there and stand in the sun,
and yeah, it was awesome exactly.

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Yeah, So how did this happen? The extra guy? Now, now's

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how'd the extra dude come into that
way? Yeah? Something something about rubbing

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two coins together to get the third
or something. Yeah, two friends,

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Yeah, yeah exactly. No,
So I mean, you know that was

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kind of the thing. I mean
when we were talking to you, we

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used to be a two piece doing
kind of a crazy duo white stripes thing,

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and then you know, I think
for us, we kind of just

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felt like there was a lot that
we could offer and explore by bringing a

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third person into it, you know, And so far it's been, you

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know, a ton of fun.
It's been. I mean, I don't

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know, but it's never like supposed
to be a duo. We wrote all

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of it to be like a crazier
band, but we just didn't have anybody

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we were close enough with to bring
it in. Yeah. So we've been

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like best friends for a while,
so we were just like, fuck it,

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let's get it going. And now
it's the whole new thing and it's

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even more fun. So we've multiplied. You said the key word, though,

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you know, cause you can't just
bring somebody into a band, Okay,

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you have to be cool with them, Like this is like you're gonna

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be living with them pretty much twenty
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you don't want to kill each other, you have to love each other.

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Yeah, you know. So I
think sometimes it's it's more important that than

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the talent one thousand percent, because
I think, to me, the talent

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is wanting to do something like do
you know what I mean? Like I

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don't know, you know, like
I never sang before this band or played

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guitar, you know. I last
time we talked to you, I was

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playing bass still, you know,
as the duo. And you know,

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for me, like it's just about
you know, like for you know,

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seeing Kai like he's you know,
wants to do it. It's obvious to

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me, you know what I mean, which I think is the most exciting

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and essential thing personally, you know, just growing together and being into it

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and being friends and hanging out.
I think we've just been having a shitload

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of fun. See, that's what
it should be. That's what music's all

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about. Forget all the other bullshit, like if you're not having fun in

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this industry, especially nowadays, wrong
industry. Yeah, definitely, no,

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ten thousand percent. No, it's
been super fun. We've been friends for

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a couple of years now, and
we just have gotten really close. And

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I think about it, like we've
kind of been flirting with the idea for

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a while and I think we've never
been closer. It's like brought us closer

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as friends, and we're just having
so much fun. And I think like,

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if we had done this any earlier, it definitely would have been like

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the time was right. You know, that's always key, right, it's

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you know, it's intimate, and
we all have our like ways of doing

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things and whatnot. We kind of
all know each other's ways of living life

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and whatnot and respect that, and
it's just it's really fun. We have

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a lot of fun. Hell yah, So that's key, like having fun.

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But I love what you said that, like, you feel like you're

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closer now because a lot of the
times bands that does the opposite. Ye.

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So that means it's some good synergy, which which is what makes the

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best music in my opinion. Okay, you can tell when you're a listener

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down there looking up. You can
tell if these people don't like each other,

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don't want to be there, or
if they're just like fucking family having

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a good time. I have been
blast exactly. No. And that's the

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thing is that, you know,
me and Miles as brothers, we always

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get to like, oh, is
it like the Gallaghers, is it you

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know, crazy brother relationship or something? And then I was like, well,

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let's keep you know, pushing it, let's bring more people into it.

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And you know not have it just
be you know, it can be

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more than that, you know what
I mean, which I think it's fun

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And I think I asked you last
time because I think of the exact opposite

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of I would never be in band
with any of my brothers, okay in

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a million fucking years. I don't
even like bringing them to festivals. Like

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it's like, oh, I'm sorry
I brought them here. Yeah. Nice.

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So that's kudos to you guys as
brothers. Number one. It's kudos

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to your parents too for raising your
right that you know you can gel like

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that and be like best friends.
I think it's important because at the end

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of the day, But the hell
the else do you have exactly? You

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know, it's a lot of fun
doing it. What else do you want

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to tell the listeners about that we
haven't covered yet that you may be want

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to announce or have coming out or
go yeah, no, one hundred percent.

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Yeah. So we just put out
last year, we put out our

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debut project, Once Bit Never Bored, which we've been you know, touring

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around, We've played I played with
a couple different crazy people. You don't

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got to play with some of our
dream artists like food Fighters, and mus

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and stuff in the last you know
since we saw you, which has been

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crazy, you know, and we're
announced coming soon for the fall, which

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is going to be crazy and fucking
mental. Yeah, we're gonna be definitely

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going, you know, back out
to the Midwest where we haven't been in

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a while, back out Pacific Northwest
Texas, you know, like name drop

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it just yet, but it's like
the next week. Yeah, we're super

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super stoked about it, and new
music following as well. Obviously. You

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know, if you do one thing, you gotta do the next thing.

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You know, six months will be
crazy. So now what you gotta do

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is you got to tell everybody your
socials, your web and all that stuff

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so that they can look for these
announcements. A thousand percent. Yeah,

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No, it's TYPEY Houston, Taypey, like you know, the city in

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Houston. Also like the city.
That's the whole thing. If anyone was

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wondering, that's it. That's the
Yeah, that's that's where we got it

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from. And yeah, exactly,
Yeah, it's TYPEI Houston. Anywhere you

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can do anything, We're there.
We'll be there, YouTube, Instagram,

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Facebook, you know you're bad at
night, will be there, man,

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under under your bed or your closet
somewhere I don't know. And if you

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were to give the listeners, I
have never heard you one reason why they

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should love your music. What would
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that's the hard one. One reason. I can only think of like

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a thousand. So I think,
you know, we draw you know,

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lots of our favorite bands, Jack
White, Queens of the Stone Age,

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Foo Fighters. We draw from that. I feel like we bring kind of

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a craziness and some wild stuff to
it. That I feel like is,

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you know, just come fucking party
with us. It's going to be sick

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there. It is. Just just
come have fun. Exactly fun. That's

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the key fun for all of us. And it definitely it's been fun here

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at Welcome to Rockville because you guys
are here. Yeah, thank you for

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having us. Oh my pleasure always
and thanks for being on the Adventures of

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pipe Man. Yeah dude, can't
wait to be back. Thank you.

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