May 27, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Ultrabomb at Punk Rock Bowling XXV
PipemanRadio Interviews Super Group Ultrabomb at Punk Rock Bowling XXV in Downtown Las Vegas. Ultrabomb’s legacy is already cemented, thanks to the unmatched pedigree of its members. On bass is Greg Norton, a founding member of the trailblazing...
PipemanRadio Interviews Super Group Ultrabomb at Punk Rock Bowling XXV in Downtown Las Vegas.
Ultrabomb’s legacy is already cemented, thanks to the unmatched pedigree of its members. On bass is Greg Norton, a founding member of the trailblazing Hüsker Dü, whose influence helped shape the sound of American punk rock and inspired generations of artists including The Pixies, Green Day, and Foo Fighters. Behind the drums is Derek O’Brien, best known for his work with Social Distortion, who has been a driving force in the genre through his contributions to seminal bands like Agent Orange, Adolescents, and DI.
And now, Ultrabomb adds a powerful new dimension with the addition of Ryan Smith (guitar). A veteran musician, songwriter, and producer, Smith is known for his work with Soul Asylum . His dynamic presence and deep roots in punk and indie rock make him a natural fit for Ultrabomb’s raw and high-voltage sound.
Ultrabomb played a one-off show during Punk Rock Bowling, performing at the Punk Rock Saves Lives event at Hogs and Heifers on Saturday, May 24.
In addition, fans had a rare opportunity to connect with punk rock history: Greg Norton offered personalized tours of the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas on May 22, 23, and 24.
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It is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man
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I'm Greg Norton, Ryan Smith, Derrick O'Brien.
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Ultra Bomb here at Punk Rock Bowling. This is one
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of the coolest festivals, isn't it.
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This is yeah, that BRB is one of the best
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punk festivals in the world. Definitely the premiere punk festival
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in the United States.
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I think it's totally cool because you got the bowling,
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you got the poker, you got the club shows, you
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got the festival. It's like it's like just overtakes all
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downtown Las Vegas.
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It does, and you know, it's kind of kind of
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fun to, you know, go over to the Golden Nugget
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and see the swimming pool completely overtaken by punk rockers,
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and then there'll be you know, some old couple going
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like what is going on here?
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I know I was at I was at the Punk
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Rock swim this morning. It was funny because you know,
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you have the circle pit in the water. But then
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the mandatory every year at this festival is somebody has
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a blow up sex doll in the circle pit.
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Well, you know some traditions you just can't break.
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Right, So tell the listeners a little bit about how this,
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as they want to call it, super group happened, Like
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what happened that one day you guys just decided to
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do this?
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Well, the ultra bomb story is so years ago. I
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was in a band called Hooskard and I think I
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heard of them. Yeah, yeah, they they did a thing right.
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And about four years ago a guitarist friend of mine
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named Finny McConnell, who lives in Toronto, contacted me because
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he saw that I wasn't playing with anybody and asked
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if I wanted to be in a band with Jamie Oliver,
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who was the UK subs drummer for seventeen years. And
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the original concept was just to get together for fun,
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have some laughs, maybe play a festival or two and
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just do hooskerdo covers, Mahones covers, UK sub covers. And
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things quickly changed. When I decided to fly to Berlin,
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Germany because Finny was there, he had some studio time booked.
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He said he was going to just kind of.
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Record some demos for some original Ultrabaum songs and Jamie
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happened to be in Berlin at the same time.
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And this is the crazy thing.
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I had never met either of these guys in person,
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so I decided to jump on a plane fly to Berlin,
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and the very first time the three of us were
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in the same room together was in a studio in Berlin,
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and in two days we wrote ten songs, and on
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the third day, Finny looked at my lyrics and said,
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I've got the whole record figured out. And on the
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last day, the fourth day, he went in and sang
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all of my lyrics to the music that we had
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just written, and we recorded an absolute banger with time
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to burn. Being an international trio was very challenging logistically,
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and we did. We played Punk Rock Bowling two years ago,
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and we did a tour last year with Me First
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and the Gimmy Gimmes.
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And it became a parent.
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That Jamie had some legal issues that prevented him from
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getting a work permit in the US or getting into Canada.
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So the decision was made that Jamie was going to
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step aside. We met Derek actually here two years ago,
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and Derek is a longtime friend of Darren Hemon who
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runs DC JAM Records, and Darren is putting our records out,
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So when it came time to look for a new drummer,
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we decided to ask Derek, not knowing if he would
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be interested or not, and he was like, absolutely, I'm in.
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I would love to be in this band. So that's
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Ultrabaum now two point zero. And at the beginning of
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this year we had to Finny McConnell decided that he
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was going to step aside and concentrate on the Mahones,
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and so we needed a new guitar player.
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I've known Ryan for quite some time.
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Ryan actually lives in Minnesota with me, and I was like, hey, man,
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would you like to play guitar in my band? And
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he said I would love to. So that's the lineup now.
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Ryan has been playing with sol Asylum for about ten years.
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Derek has drummed with a lot of really great Southern
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California bands, Social Distortion, The Adolescence, DII, Agent Orange, and
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was one of the founders of Punk Rock Karaoke, which
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of course is a huge tradition here at Tarde. They
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close out the festival every year and we are really
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excited now to get out and rock.
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I love it.
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What a great story too, because you know it evolved
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and then I was sitting outside before while you were
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sound checking, I'm like, man, they sound pretty badass soundchecking.
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You know.
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Well that's good. There you go.
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Yeah, And so maybe you guys can tell your side
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of story here.
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Well, I think for me, it's a huge, huge honor
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to play like I've known Greg a long time. Who
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Scootoo is one of my all time favorite bands flat out,
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So playing those songs with Greg is really really cool.
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And Social Distortion all the bands that Derek's been in too,
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So yeah, I was really intrigued by the initial call, like, hey,
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can you play guitar for show? We had a show
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book together with a couple of different bands, and I
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was super excited to do it. So I was like,
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there's no way I'm saying no to that. That sounds
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really awesome, man, right, Yeah, I've started listening to the
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Ultrabomb catalog and I was like, this is great. So
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I'm just super excited about playing with these guys in
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the future and making new music, playing these shows, going
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on tour.
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Yeah.
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Cool, that's my side of the story.
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What's your side? Of story dark.
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My side of this story started two years ago when
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I came out on the word of Darren Heman from
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DC JAM. He was telling me all about you know,
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Ultrabomb and kind of filled me in on what they're
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what they're doing, and I got to hear, you know,
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their music, and then I came out to see him
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at Punk Rock Bowling and was gonna. I was talking
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to them about just doing some recording with them, and
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I met you know, everybody Finny Jamie greg and you know,
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the merch Guide and just everybody that's that's involved. But
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you know, I'm a longtime fan of Whoskerdoo and Soul
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Asylum and like everything that these guys have done too,
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so it's like, hell yeah, you know.
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See that's why I like to hear, like all three
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of you have like ultra respect for each other, and
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that doesn't always happen in bands, Like there's a lot
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of egos sometimes. So you guys, guys, you have this
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chemistry that I think that's what makes great music.
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Well, you know, I mean, walking into a situation like
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that keeps me humble. So anyway, you know, we we
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kind of kept in touch and then after Jamie left.
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You know, Darren told me about like, man, you got
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to play drums for these guys, you know, and you
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kind of just put it like that, like I was like, yeah,
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I do. So then I talk to Greg and was
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just like yeah, I'd love to, you know, and then
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we kept in touch and then, you know, if Finny
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ended up leaving as well, so it was kind of like, okay,
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so what do we do now? And you know, Greg
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and Darren had just gotten fresh Ultra Bomb tattoos, so
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I knew they were dedicated, and I asked them if
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they still had their tattoos? Nice, and so like, all right, man,
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how do we move forward?
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You know?
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Ultra Bomb two point zero nice?
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And I think Darren was the first one that brought up,
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you know, talking about Ryan, and we were just like, hell, yeah,
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you know that sounds great.
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That's pretty cool.
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And so how do you guys, like, as people are
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been around a long time in this whole scene, how
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do you see how music has changed and punk rock
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has changed in general and rock and everything From your
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point of view, that's a bad question, I know, right, That's.
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What makes it harder. You know.
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The crazy thing, you know, who's Gonna started in nineteen
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seventy nine and we toured extensively through the early eighties
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up until the band disbanded in nineteen eighty eight. And
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this is pre internet, right, So you would have a
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notebook with phone numbers in it.
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You would find a payphone.
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You would call some kid and go like, hey, I
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hear that you put on shows in you know, wherever
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you are, and they'd be like, yeah, I'll put on
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a show. And a lot of times like their mom
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or dad would answer because they were still like in
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high school, living at their parents' house. And you'd show
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up and just hope that there'd be a venue, hope
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there'd be a stage, hope there'd be a pa, hope
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that there'd be like, you know, an audience. But back then,
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it's like people did show up because that's how you
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found out about music, you know, and every town that
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you played there was a kid that was you know,
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writing writing a fanzine and we'd want to do an
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interview and review the show, and uh, you know, that
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was kind of like the the lifeline for for people
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to find out about music. Now, uh, you know, forty
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years later, it's, uh, the Internet, everything's online everything's digital. Uh,
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it's a little bit harder to get people to discover
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you because you know, if you don't capture their attention
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in three seconds, right, they're out, you know.
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is now they're you know, the the promoters and venues.
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It's I mean, it's a real machine now.
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Crazy.
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The amount of money that bands used to make in
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the eighties is still the same amount of money that
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clubs want to pay you, you know, so that that
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hasn't changed. Ticket prices have gone way up. Yeah, the
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amount of money that goes to the bands has it.
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You know, it's sort of like uh minimum wage, right.
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That's why I always tell everybody when I'm doing the
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interviews that they can't listen to my show unless they
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buy the band's merch because that's the only way you
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guys that's running nowadays.
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Uh. And that's it.
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It's like, you want to support bands that you love,
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make sure you go to the show, pay that cover charge,
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stick around and watch all of the bands, not just
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your friend's band, and then uh yeah, buy some merch
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because that's that's money that's going to go into their
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gas tank and you know, and keep them fed to
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the next show.
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Yeah. For me.
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For me, a beautiful thing is like I lived in
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LA in the eighties, had long hair, couldn't go to
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fucking punk shows because I would have gotten my ass kicked.
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And there were a lot actually, there's like a lot
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of shows I've got too in the past ten years
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that were like bucket list because I like Discharge Exploited.
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back then was d r I, which again, same thing
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they recorded, I don't need Society in their parents' bedroom.
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So that's what I love about. That is one thing
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I do love about today is that we're a much
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bigger community now.
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about helping people out. It's you know, if h somebody
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falls down, you you help them up, no doubt.
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you support your friends, look out for their mental health,
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lookout for their you know, general well being. Uh, you know,
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support marginalized groups of people. Punk is all about that
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community and always has been, always has.
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And being here at Punk Rock Bowling, Uh, you know
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that this is something. You know, So this is the
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twenty fifth year of Punk Rock Bowling, and there are
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so many other really great festivals that have sprung up,
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you know, Camp Punk Sylvania and uh, you know you've
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got Punk in the Park, You've got you know obviously
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Riotfest and things like that, and and these are really
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great opportunities to get in and discover new bands as well,
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you know, and I'm excited. I saw a band called
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Civic just earlier this afternoon There's in Australia. They were
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