PipemanRadio Interviews Twist Off! at Punk Rock Bowling XXIV

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It's wes Man twist that. I
love it. So you guys just got

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off stage here at Punk Rock Bowling. Yes, you know what the coolest

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thing was at the end of your
show. People were chanting your freaking name.

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Yeah, yeah, that was cool. Did that like flip you out?

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Well, we've been doing that chant
for a while now where we do

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that twist off, twist off,
so like, uh no, yeah,

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that's really cool to see people chanting
it, you know, because, uh

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you know, that's what we're intending
for people to do, you know,

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is it sing along with those chanty
like lines. So yeah, so it's

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awesome to hear that people were singing
along with us. I love it.

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I love it and it's a badass
set. You played some misfits too,

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which got me very excited. Yeah, that was literally the first song that

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we once we got in the garage. That was the first song we ever

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played together. So ell, it
felt appropriate for punk rock bowling. Yeah,

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what made you pick that one?
That's your first song? It was

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him, Honestly, we learned that
one and uh Hybrid Moments by the Misfits,

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and that one just stuck. You
know. Now we're like already together

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as a band, and then we
brought him in, so it was trying

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to finally meeting jam once. Those
are the two songs we picked. So

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nice. Yeah, so you were
saying something before the interview, where is

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it you guys are going? You
know, what's the band doing? You

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know from that movie I'm not fucking
leaving. We're gonna take this band into

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the fuck is Stratus fair? You
did that well because I've seen that movie?

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But wait, you know how I
know you do it well because I

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know Jordan personally. Do you really? I used to be very big in

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the investment business and he was my
competition. That movie is not exaggerated.

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I would tell any of his podcasts. Yeah, yeah, you what have

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you watched him on TikTok too?
I've not watched him on No, Yeah,

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he's on TikTok and you know,
he just attacks everybody that gives him

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shit, and I love it.
Give him this handshake from me, all

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right, nice? All right?
Yeah, So I love that movie though,

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so when he did that, but
it brought back flashbacks for me because

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that was my life in the twenties. Like I went from being very involved

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in the Sunset Strip metal and punk
scene back in the eighties, right left

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that because I hated the sellout poser
bullshit at the time and the gatekeeping at

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the time, and I went the
total opposite direction when the investment business.

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But it was so much like the
music business as far as the lifestyle that

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fucking over the top. That like
listen, if you remember the Sunset Strip

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in the eighties, you weren't there, you know, I've heard that many

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times. Yeah, right, So
it's the same. It was the same

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vibe. It was like I just
took it from music to something else and

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just living the life. And that's
why it's playing here at Punk Rock Bowling's.

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It's just like this is the coolest
freaking festival. Like I do festivals

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all over the world, but the
concept of this and how downtown Las Vegas

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just gets taken over by the punks. It's only grown more and more like

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as the years go on. I
mean, I mean we said on the

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stage, it's like it's crazy like
coming here for about like six years now.

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My favorite one was when Iggy Pop
was headlining and to see our name

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with the descendants on the same flyer
is insane to me, right, But

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plus mad Ball and Gorilla Biscuits,
new hardcore band scal Go listen to scal

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nice Yeah, And I was one
of my favorite moments of punk rock bowling

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was when the Specials played, but
they played ghost Town and never play that

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live. I mean to hear a
punk rock bawling. Yeah. And then

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Madness was supposed to play, and
then we had COVID. So I'm very

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excited about Madness playing this year because
we missed that. They're tomorrow, right,

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you know, I don't even fucking
know, because my head was like

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spinning of my schedule of interviews and
sets to catch. Yeah. We left

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like this the pool party to come
catch your set. I'm like, come

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on, we gotta go, we
gotta go. Well that means a lot,

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Thank you so much, it was
worth it. I was talking about

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this band. Your shirt, your
shirt we were talking about this band earlier

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at the pool party. They're one
of my favorite bands that we were talking

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about. So, like I've gone
into the most some of the most devastating

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pits there are, but my favorite
is their pits. It's just so much

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fun. Well, I actually got
this shirt last year at Punk Rock Bowling.

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Nice. Oh yeah, last year
was actually my first time going to

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punk rock Bowling and like the lineup
for me was so crazy. I like

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Rancid, the Interrupters, and uh, drop Kick Murphy's are three of my

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favorite bands. So Mawst to Go
and then our friends A doll Heads actually

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opened up the whole festival last year
and so that was really cool. And

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it's really cool that like punk rock
Bowling happens here because you know, we

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really get to you know, like
being born and raced here. It's like

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a lot of festivals happened out here, So it's cool that, like,

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you know that this one happens here, and it really seems like they help

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or they try to put on a
lot of the local bands out here.

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Yeah, so it's really cool to
see that. So it's so cool,

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like I have all these club shows
and the festival and the bowling and like

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all this cool other stuff. Like
most festivals it's just a festival, yeah,

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but here it's like a full experience
for three days on Memorial Day weekend.

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Yeah. So that to the mic, say it into the mic,

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hashtag fuck Coachella. Nice, I
love it, except for Tyler the Creator.

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I'm a huge fan of Tyler the
Creator. That's it. That's it.

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Well, let's let let me ask
you what happens if Coachella approached you

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and said, will you play what
Coachell? If knocked Loose can play Coachella,

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twist Off can play Coachella? Yes, there you go, there you

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go. How'd you guys happen?
How did it happen? Like what we

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were in a band before? And
uh, I'll make it very very short,

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broke up whatever, I started writing
some new songs, wanted to start

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bringing people into the band. I
already knew him. He's the best fucking

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bass player I know. Nice And
then we did a music video still looking

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for a drummer, and we've set
up a drum kit and put like a

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Looney Tunes like picket sign I said, drummer wanted on the back of it.

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Then he reached out and we knew
him from a couple of the shows

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that we had played with our last
band with his Their band called Sunsign Paradise

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nice in her word, I have
you said, I think yeah, it

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was pretty much that I met them
seriously at like a House of Blues show

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that we both played. And uh, when I saw a drummer wanted,

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I wasn't in a band and hit
them up on Instagram and here you are

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punk rock bowling and I put a
little bit more details, and literally the

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day that our band had broken up, he went on Instagram and said I'm

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starting a new band. And we
were called White Noise actually for the first

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two years. Yeah, And I
didn't join the band right away because I

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just needed a break, but I
joined about like a year later. And

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then me and him are playing the
demo tracks to some of the songs he

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had written, and I was like, bro, I can't do this,

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Like I'm sorry, but we need
to get an actual drummer. And then

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that's when we made that music video
that case I was talking about, and

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to get Austin and it's just been
us ever since, and so uh,

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yeah, you're here. Yeah,
and as you gonna image though with their

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name being white Noise, A lot
of people couldn't find us because when you

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look up white noise, you literally
just get like ten hours of white noise

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on like YouTube and motion noises.
Yeah, have to make your kid fall

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asleep. Yeah, exactly. And
wait, it is a good idea for

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a band name because in my business
we don't want white noise, but if

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you have punk rock music, it
should have white noise. But you're right,

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yeah, like, and the hard
thing is now in twenty twenty four,

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who knows what meaning somebody's gonna put
the white noise. So that is

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definitely a much better Yeah, twist
off, twisted off. And then now

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you have people like I don't think
they would chant white noise the same way.

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Yeah, twist off. It's been
the good change that like the change

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that we needed. I had told
him a couple of times, like we

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need to change the name, and
I finally said to him like, man,

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like we really need to change the
name, like it's not gonna work

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out longer, and he was like, already, fine, we can change

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the name. And he was like, you know that it wasn't gonna we

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were gonna do a new band name. We should Uh, he was like,

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I thought twist Off would be a
good name. I meant literally right

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then and there. He came up
with the name right then and there.

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So okay, right when he agreed, he was like, let's change it.

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He was like, well, I
was in twists Off might be pretty

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good, like you know, like
a twists Off model cabin and there you

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go. It's more and so yeah, so that's how we've gotten here.

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So we pretty much kind of restarted
with the name change. Uh got rid

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a couple of the songs that we
used to have under White Noise and now

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it's just up from here. So
because everything's been going good for us since

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the name change, it's been really
good for us. So a lot of

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yeah, like that chanting, that
punk rock bowling and like and like that

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up there with the license plates that
that is super cool. And we got

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the TV going or the little iPad
going. It looks like look at that.

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Yeah, so so that's that's an
iPad behind it. Yes, that's

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so brilliant. That's so brilliant.
And it's got our music video that plays

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along too. I think here just
in a second there it is so very

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cool. Yeah, Pree Mustache Days
right, Austin and uh Casonville, case

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and Edville all this himself, so
kudo's case. N I even like how

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you have the menu at your merch
thing here it looks like I'm at a

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pizza shop. Definitely totally. It's
like it's so cool. But more importantly,

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let's tell people that aren't at punk
rock bowling how they get your merch,

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how they connect with you on social
media, all that good stuff,

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because that's the only way bands survive
today is merch. Support your bands.

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They can't listen to my show,
and let's say buy your merch. Well,

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you come to a twist Off show
you we will always have this there.

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If you want to keep up with
shows or music, you know,

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you go on Instagram for twist off
LV. That's pretty much every social media

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and find us on Spotify twist off
exclamation point. If you leave out the

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exclamation point, you might you might
struggle a little bit. But right,

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what we got our website for merch? Right? Yes, yeah, exactly,

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that was n LV dot com dot
com dot com playing us on all

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socials to LV. There it is
there, it is okay, So what's

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your craziest TikTok you guys have done. I fucking hate TikTok, I know,

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right, So that's why I want
so none. I think the craziest

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video that we have so far as
I got up on top of a bar

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right at the end of our last
song and I got yelled at by the

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bartender hard. Yeah. That was
at the Griffin right around the corner here,

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and he got on the bar and
it was That was a fun show.

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We were playing with our boys Seco. So that was a good show.

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It could be worse. Okay.
So one of my best friends,

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he was playing the gig. His
girlfriend, who was his duo partner,

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was sick. I hung out.
He was fine, but he used to

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drink a lot of Jack Daniels.
Like. There were two sets. One

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of them was Chad, the second
was Brad. Brad. Brad was the

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second set. After about fourteen Jack
Daniels. Okay, as I know,

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so I go home. I think
everything's safe. It's almost the end of

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the gig, and I get a
call from his girl and like you need

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to go back. Chad is standing
on top of the amplifiers and singing.

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He sang Sweet Home Alabama four times
in a row, four times, all

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right, right, sick. Hey, maybe that should be why your gigs

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one time, just get up and
play the same song over it. People

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would be like, what the fuck's
going on? And then like gaslight them,

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like what are you talking about?
We didn't play this yet? Yeah,

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and you could have like a different
video, Like if you have a

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good video editor, they could make
a different video of what actually you're saying

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happened. Would be so fun,
right, I was gonna try to jump

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off the stage there, but that
looked like too big of a fall.

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Yeah, that one's a little bit
and uh oh thanks dad, that's my

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dad right there, everybody, nice, there it is, I spilled it.

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Did you give him as talent too? Of course? Kidding me?

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There it is. So that's where
it comes from, right, Anything else

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you want to share with the listeners
that we haven't covered already, just check

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out check us out. We're only
going up from here. More cool shit

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coming out, more cool songs coming
out. If you've seen our first music

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video, the second one is going
to completely surpass it. So yeah,

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nice, that's all I can really
say. We love you that too.

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People who listen to twist off anything, Yeah, I just say it's up

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from here man, there's nowhere else
to go, just up from here.

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So you know who else said that
same thing? Jordan Belford him too,

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the Beatles in the beginning, don't
get him start? Oh wait, okay,

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so is he into the Beatles or
not into the Beatles? Okay,

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I have a trivia question for you. I don't think you'll answer it correctly.

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I'm calling you out right here.
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yeah, I love that. I
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six nineteen sixty nine radio show Paul
Dying. What what made Paul become a

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bass player? Good? No,
what made him become a bass player?

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It was because, wasn't it?
Because John Lennon was like, no,

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I'm gonna be the good like because
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was George was like, hey,
I'm the best guitar player here out of

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us three, and then John was
pretty much like, I'm not gonna get

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it up. Ring goes too much
of a dork to leave him at the

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front of the stage. So it
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good clue because it is pretty close. They were all guitar players. Yes,

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he opted to become the bass player
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Oh, and that's why if you
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like he's playing a guitar. Oh
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he's considered most people don't know,
he's considered like one of the greatest bassis

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every Oh yeah, yeah, of
course I love him. Yeah, so

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see now that means you're one of
the bass Yeah, I've always lost the

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Beatles and like, yeah, Paul
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Him and Mike Dirton were definitely like
two of the Bassis that really inspired me

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to like d Bassis and like their
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Paul and his singing and everything like
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like technique in the actual way I
play is definitely like less Claypool and uh,

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Victor Wooten very cool. Yeah,
well, you guys definitely killed it.

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Here a punk rock boying, and
I'm telling everybody they got to listen

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to you guys, because I like
to catch sets of people I interview to

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see if they're like my new favorite
band or whatever. And you guys killed

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it. We won, We won, all right, Yeah, maybe even

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higher than the descendants. Don't tell
them I said that. Okay, keep

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that between us, Okay, don't
tell that might just be because like we're

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new to you, you know,
but we'll take that. We'll take that.

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Thank you very much. There it
is you guys rock Thanks for all

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you do and thanks for being on
the Adventures of Pipe Man. Yes,

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thank you appreciate it. Thank you
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