Jan. 31, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews The Vapors About New Album Wasp In A Jar
The Vapors' fourth album Wasp In A Jar (release date: February 28, 2025 via Vapors Own Records)
Album single "Hit The Ground Running" will be released on January 17
With 2025 kicking off the next chapter for The Vapors, the band are looking at a full...
The Vapors' fourth album Wasp In A Jar (release date: February 28, 2025 via Vapors Own Records)
Album single "Hit The Ground Running" will be released on January 17
With 2025 kicking off the next chapter for The Vapors, the band are looking at a full plate of activity. “2025 is shaping up into a very busy year for us,” says Danny. “We have the album out on February 28th accompanied by a tour of UK grassroots venues in March. Then we have some UK shows with Big Country in April and May and then we are returning to the US for the Lost '80s tour with A Flock of Seagulls, Big Country, Josie Cotton, Icicle Works, Belouis Some and many others.”
Built around classic punk riffage with a chorus that opens up and toys with expectation, opening track “Hit The Ground Running” retains the breakneck rhythms that fans know and love from their previous releases. With nary a moment to catch a breath, The Vapors follow it up with “The Human Race” which Danny describes as a kind of “ballad of The Vapors.” “Carry On,” a statement about the current climate (“When the government needs to know / That’s when the government needs to go”), weaves around shimmering arpeggiated chords and Dave Fenton’s haunting vocal lines (“Carry on / As if nothing happened / Carry on / Like we did before”) before evolving into an epic and soaring outro that begs for an audience singalong.
“They all have significance to us in their own different ways. ‘The Human Race’ is about the band, ‘Look Away Now’ is about Dave dealing with his Parkinson's Disease and ‘Miss You Girl’ is about children wanting to move out of the family home.
The Vapors is Dave Fenton (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Steve Smith (bass), Michael Bowes (drums), Danny Fenton (guitar). Wasp In A Jar will be released on February 28, 2025 via Vapors Own Records and was recorded and produced by Michael Giblin (The Split Squad) at Mechanicsburg, PA and mastered by Greg Reierson at Rare Form Mastering.
The band, formed in 1979 45-year history
The band parted company late in 1981, with all members going on to have varied and successful careers across the entertainment industry.
In 2016, after a decade of Internet clamour for a revival, they announced their reformation for a short series of gigs, including a sell-out show at London’s Dingwalls. Over 170 gigs and 2020’s comeback album third album Together and several singles later, they’re stronger and more relevant than ever.
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When I saw this press release, I'm like, wow, holy crap.
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I want to do that interview. And so let's welcome
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to the show. Steve from the Vapors. How are you?
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Oh good, thank you? How are you?
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I'm doing great? And you know, I was listening to
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your new music, the newest single you dropped on the seventeenth,
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and it just brings me all the way back to
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nineteen eighty and like hit the ground Running to me
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is like just like I went in the DeLorean back
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to nineteen eighty which is funny because I just got
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off into a radio coverage at ship Rock where the
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theme was the eighties and they had the DeLorean there. Wow,
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So it is pretty funny. But what a what a
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great song. So tell us what it's like after forty
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five years to write new music.
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It's been great. We've been, it's been.
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We had a lot of songs, and we had an
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American friend who said, oh, you should, you should. You
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guys need to make another album. You know, the last
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song is great, make another one. And we had a
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friend called Mike Giblin who has his own studio in
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his basement. He said, yeah, I really would love to
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do it. I'd love to produce uh and yeah. So
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we headed down to Pennsylvania to Mechanicsburg in September and
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I spent two weeks there making what I think is
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is a.
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Is an energetic fun album.
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Well it's not only are jagging fun, but the subjects
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that you guys are writing about are Again, how are
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we back in the eighties where we have to write
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about some of this crap still? You know, like it
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seems like some of the subjects in the world are
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the same as they were in the eighties.
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Absolutely.
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Yeah, we've been playing some songs from the first album
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quite recently, and it's just like, we play a song
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called there's a song called cold War, and it's like, well,
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there's still some kind of Cold war going on. There's
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so many of the same issues and the same problems
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now as there were right back in nineteen eighty.
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Yeah, it just blows my mind. Like I remember me
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and my bro we would be like, it doesn't matter
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in the world's going to blow up in nineteen eighty
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four anyway. And who would have thought in twenty twenty
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five we would still be thinking that way, but still here,
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blown or up, or we'd have done something about making
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sure it could never happen. Yeah, it's hard to believe
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we're in the same place.
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Yeah, totally. And you know, Okay, so I've they're viewed
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and I'm friendly with Joe from the Vandals, and one time,
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who's joking around during the interview because he knew wouldn't
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ask him this, but he was like, and don't ask
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us when the Vandals are going to come out with
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new music. Nobody wants something fifty year old punk, rocker
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rate and new music. But you guys did it fabulously.
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I mean like like it's the music is as relevant
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today as it was then and these this new album
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is just like bad ass to be blunt brilliant.
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I so glad you like it, and we're really proud
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of it. We really enjoyed making it. We had a
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lot of fun making it and basically we set the
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equipment up, we put some microphones in front of it,
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and we played live and recorded it.
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It's very wow. It's very much.
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Recorded in the way that we would have recorded Nuclear
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Days back in nineteen eighty.
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I love that because, you know, as being from you know,
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the scene all this time myself, it's like I can't
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miss those old days of the more the different type
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of DIY like DIY today. But DIY is a lot
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easier today than it was back then.
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The computer is totally democratized music and made it possible
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for everyone to make.
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Records, which is great.
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It's great everyone has the possibility to make records now.
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Yeah, it is great. And on the other side, like
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back when you started, it's like you learned to become
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a musician, you know, by basically trial and error and
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doing it.
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Just going out and doing gigs. Yeah, just play and
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play and play and play and get better and get
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better and get better hopefully.
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So do you think also that the period of time
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where we had no live music for COVID helped you
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in writing new music because the way I look at
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is for a lot of a lot of like current bands,
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it gave them a chance to get off the hamster
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wheel and like create again. And I think with that
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downtime that creativity comes out.
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Yeah, I mean yeah, I think we didn't do very
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much during COVID as a band. I mean we didn't
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even really get together or rehearse very much. But Dave
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was very it was prolific in writing stuff and he
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had a lot of stuff. He had a lot of
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stuff written when we came out of COVID and we
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started playing again, and he was like, well, you know,
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I've got some new songs. You want to play some
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new songs, And it's all about it has to excite
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me first for me to if I hear something that
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excites me, I think this could excite everyone else. And
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some of the songs I was just like, yeah, this
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is a great song. I love this bit and I
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love that bit, and yeah, I hope that feeling comes across.
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It does come across, And that's why I brought that up, because, yeah,
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where with that downtime, you're not you can't really rehearse together,
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you can't really be on the road, you can't play,
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you can't all you can do is right, is the
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way I'm thinking.
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You know.
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So that's when you have that time where you can switch,
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to switch off for everything else and just focus on
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the creativity.
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Yeah, and I think Dave must have done a lot
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of that, because I'm sure it came out with some
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great songs.
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Yeah, and so tell us a little bit about the
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different songs, because they definitely have some meaning, like, for instance,
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the Human Race.
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Yeah, well it's just about it's about the band, really, Yeah,
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this song about the band and you know what what
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we've been doing, which is running in the human race.
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And it's nice to escape to music from the human
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race nowadays.
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Yeah. Yeah, but there's another one. I mean, I love
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that song too. It just it makes me smart.
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Yeah. Well, and then of course, so I was on
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that I told you that cruise ship rocked and radio coverage.
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But my daughter she lives up in the Panhandle of Florida,
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and she texted me a video of them having a
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blizzard there.
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Wow.
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And you know you have another song on the album
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talking about climate change and if it's a blizzard in Florida,
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we need to worry for sure.
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Yeah, we do need to worry when we need to
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at least, you know, think about it and not just
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blindly carry on like we have been for hundreds of
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years now, Yeah, exactly since the Industrial Revolution exactly.
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Now, is there any song on the album, like they're
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all probably your babies, but is there one that really,
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you know, like it's home for you besides the human race,
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because obviously it's about you guys.
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I mean I really like Hit the Ground Running because
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it's because it's so punk rock.
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It is, and I definitely got the turning Japanese is
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like vibe out of it, you know, the vibe of it,
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you know, that's what I mean, that scene vibe of
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that music.
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Then yeah, it's just let's just let's just play live.
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Let's just try and capture the energy in the room.
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Yeah.
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I think Mike Given the producer, has managed to do
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that absolutely.
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And now speaking of live, you guys are going to
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be doing a tour, and so tell us about live
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shows are going to be going on in twenty twenty five.
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Well, first up, we've got some UK shows to promote
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the album we're doing. I think it's eight, but we've
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gone right back to our roots, doing small club gigs.
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Wish. It's going to be a lot of fun. I'm
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really looking forward to that.
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Then we've got we've got some gigs with Big Country
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in the UK in April and May, which I think
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is ten or twelve gigs, and then in the summer
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in August and September, we're coming over to America to
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play on the Lost Eighties Life Tour, which is six
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weeks long.
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Yes, and that. Do you know yet? What states there's
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going in?
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It's all over It's all over there. It's where there's
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some some place. We're going Florida, We're going to yeah,
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at Georgia, this is California, Texas. It's quite a few,
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quite a few states this time.
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I definitely have to be at the Florida show, especially
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since Okay, you guys are playing big countries playing Flaker's goals,
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and my friend Josie Carton is playing so Icicle works.
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It's definitely it's definitely going to be a live of
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fun for sure.
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Yeah, those tours are just such fun to do.
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Really, you get some you get to make a lot
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of friends in the other bands because you spend so
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much time to go the backstage hanging out, right, You
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make a lot of friends on those tools.
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And we did.
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We did The Lost Eighties in twenty nineteen, and I'm
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still friends with a lot of people from that tour.
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Nice. And see that's good to hear because you know,
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back in the eighties, Okay, so as an example, you know,
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I was into metal, and you couldn't be into new
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wave if you were into merdle, and you couldn't go
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a little punk show if you had long hair, and
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vice versa. And it was just so stupid. And yeah,
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you know, you know it's funny because the first time
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I was ever talking with Josie, I was like, you know,
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I can say it now, I used to like you
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in the eighties, but I wasn't allowed to have to
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keep it secret, I know, right, I remember it was
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so funny. One day one of my best friends, we
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went to all these metal shows all the time, and
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about this recently. I found this album Man's House and
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nice way, and it was Adam and the Ants Kings
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of the Wild Frontier. To this date, that is one
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of my favorite albums ever, you know, And so yeah,
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it's like it's like, but you know, I had to play,
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you know, like, oh, you shouldn't be listening to this,
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you know. And it's so cool that nowadays, you know,
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that's the one place in the world that we can
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all get together and get along and be united. And
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that's in any type of live music venue, event, festival,
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I don't care what it is, and doesn't matter what
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Yeah, everyone can. Yeah the get together and chewing.
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world's problems, just have one big live music event with
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everybody and you know, and we could all unite and
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stop you know what all the powers that be are
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trying to manipulate us to do, and let's just love
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each other and be human beings together.
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Yeah, and share and help each other, no, be kind.
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No doubt one hun. So, is there a tell us
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