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Who What the fuck does it feel
like to play in the Daytona International Speedway.

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It feels like a dream today.
I feel very grateful to be here.

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This is actually my very first festival. Wow, it takes the cake

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for a couple of first times.
First festival, probably the biggest show I've

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ever played in my life. So
you know, a lot of happy fans

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out there. When we got on
the stage, the energy was there,

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the emotion was there. So just
feeling very grateful for the opportunity. Nice

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and you, I can tell you
you're in Florida playing a festival, and

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the reason why is because you have
a wet washcloth on your head. Oh

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my goodness. I'm gonna be honest
with you, man, I almost fainted

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like twice today. I've been walking
around chugging gatorade and water and yeah,

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just trying my best to and it's
a cool day. This is a cool

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day for Florida. We have a
breeze. There's not normally a breeze unless

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it's a hurricane. And you know, it's super hot and human one hundred

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percent in humidity. Usually. I
don't even think we're a one hundred today

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yet, and it'll be like it's
weird though it gets so hot but never

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really breaks a hundred. It's a
humidity that makes the difference. I don't

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even know how. That's why I
knew, because I don't even know how

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bands performing this shit. Like,
I'm like, yeah, he's definitely not

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Floridian over there. We're from a
Buffalo, New York, where it's the

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opposite. It's extremely cold all the
time, so we're not used to this

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crazy hot weather. But like I
said, it's still just extremely grateful to

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be here. And even me,
I was born in New York City,

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grew up in Jersey, and fuck
Buffeto, fuck Buffalo. I'm from New

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Jersey. As well. What exit. I'm from Burden County. Nice.

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I was actually born in Brooklyn in
Park Slope, and then I moved to

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Jersey. I moved to Ridgewood in
two thousand and three. Nice and I've

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been in Jersey ever since. Nice
every second. And see, as Jersey

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boys, we look at Buffalo like
fuck that weather? Yeah, like because

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we because our weather is not that
bad, Like we still get hot summers,

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like you know, we've broken over
one hundred degrees before, but they

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definitely get more snow than we do. Yeah, I have no doubt a

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little bit. Yeah, there are
times that randomly we wake up and we

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see just like four feet of snow
on the ground and we're like what the

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fuck, like like what is this? But yeah, it's never as bad

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as what these boys experience. Yeah. I mean like I once was at

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New Year's and Niagara Falls okay,
okay, which is about similar weather to

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Buffalo there. And I've been at
Times Square and I've suffered through Times Square

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for like sixteen hours in the freezing
cold, and I'm fine, mm hmmm.

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Niagara Falls, New Jersey, but
half an hour before midnight while I

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was married, I told my wife
and I never do that. She was

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in shock. I'm like, I'm
going back to a hotel. I fucking

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can't deal with this anymore. You
know that weather? So what's it like

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to play in that kind of weather? Now? Okay, if you were

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to play outside and festival and it
was freezing cold, what would that be

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like? I would probably love it
because my favorite season is fall. Man.

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I love it when it's a little
cool, not too cold, but

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it's like just perfect and the leaves
are changing and stuff like. That's my

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absolute favorite. But yeah, I'm
definitely a fall guy for sure. There

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you go. I'd say I'd probably
start throwing snowballs at people, right I

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have a huge snowball fight in the
middle of the mashpit, so I probably

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have a blast August. I feel
like I'm naturally cold blooded, so I'm

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just always cold, no matter what
it could be like right now, and

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I'll just be freezing for no reason
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I probably wouldn't be playing a show, right right. Yeah, So I

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you know, I bring that up
too, because people don't realize what bands

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deal with playing Like think think it's
just a little bunch of fun, and

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it is, but there's brutal times, like like playing in Florida today,

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it was one of those days,
for sure. But as much as it

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was brutal, I just like,
I keep going back to it. I

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can't express how much it would it, how awesome it is to be here.

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You could probably make it ten degrees
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stoked to be here. So yeah, and the crowd, Like does that

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blow your mind? Well, it
was your first festival. Does it blow

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your mind that people were out at
your show that early, especially in this

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heat, I'd say it. I
guess we expected a lot less people.

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Like right when I first walked in
and I looked, you know, we're

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going on in fifteen minutes, I'm
looking out and I seen a couple hundred

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people and I'm like, yeah,
that's amazing, Like that's a very good

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turnout for the first band of the
day. And I walked away for about,

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like I said, ten fifteen minutes. I come back and it probably

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quadrupled from what I saw. There
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four thousand people out there. So
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at the festival, at noon,
So like that that says a lot about

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your music though. You know,
it's not just about the festival, because

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if you sucked, nobody would be
there. They'd be sleeping in you know,

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a hands There was probably when I
was asking people who's heard of us

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before, it was like a sea
of people. There was probably over one

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hundred and fifty to two hundred people
out there that were yelling the words.

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We could see them all the way
from the stage, screaming the words.

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I jumped off the stage and I
jumped into the crowd with them, and

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I was giving people the microphone heads
up anybody who's coming to any future shows.

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That is a normal thing that we
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always love that, Like I that
tells me that you're truly a musician when

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you do that, because a true
musician is a fan. Yeah, and

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a fan is gonna be out there
doing stuff like that, you know.

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I love it. I love The
thing we want to do as a band

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is reach people and make them feel
like, you know, they have a

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voice where they don't have one,
make them feel like they're seeing let them

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know that they are seen, at
least by us, and you know,

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just make sure that they know how
much we value their support, because there's

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no way in how that we would
ever be where we are today if it

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wasn't for all those wonderful people out
there that support us and lift us up.

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So we just want to return the
favor. Hey, I love that

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you're saying that because you know it
shows that you care. Number one,

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you care about what impact you're making
because everything you've said is so true.

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But not every band thinks that way. You know, people's voice matters for

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sure, Yeah, one hundred percent. And music to me, okay,

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we're a mental health awareness month,
and to me, like on my live

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show yesterday, I was talking about
that music is the best therapy, both

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for the artists and for me the
listener. The artist, it's cathartic.

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You can get shit out that is
in you. The listener can relate to

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that shit or put their own meaning
and field they're not alone and they're part

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of something and that other people are
going through what they're going through. And

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so to that, my hat's off
to you. Even if your music sucked,

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might happen and your music doesn't suck, so that's even better. I'm

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one of the new vote, Like
I am the new vocalist for the band

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so all the songs that we sung
today was from another artist, from another

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vocalist. So we just got done
finishing our second album, which is all

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of the lyrics that I written with
the band as well. So you know

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that album is strongly revolving around the
struggles of mental health. Some some hints

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of like redemption in there, and
and really the whole album is just about

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recreating yourself from those dark places.
And the reason why I wanted to write

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about that is because of how much
music has changed my life and pulled me

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out of that, and I just
want to do the same for other people.

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I want to make sure that they
know that they're heard, know that

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they're not alone, know that giving
up is not the best option, and

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we want people to stick around with
us. I love it because in twenty

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twenty four, that's the best message
any band could ever give, you know,

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And so I think we're going to
the stars there it is. Well,

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thank you for that, because everybody
needs it. There's too much negativity

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and ship bringing people down and making
people have more issues. Yep, you

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know that we need bands like you
that can pull us out of what we're

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in right now. Most definitely,
i'd say that. The whole thing is,

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it's a symbiotic relationship. I like
you said, I we all can

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can express those emotions and those feelings
in those situations and those experiences that we've

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gone through. And then it also
gives the listeners a chance to, like

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you said, feel like they're not
alone, feel like they're heard, and

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feel like you know, there is
someone out there that is going through what

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they're going through and they made it
out. Maybe I can too. So

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that's the whole plan. Love it. So how do people connect to you

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guys? On socials? On the
web, buy your merch check out other

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tour dates, check out your new
music, all that good stuff. So

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on Instagram you can find us at
Until I Wake and yeah, any tickets.

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As far as like buying tickets to
our upcoming shows, you could just

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find us on until I Wake dot
com and click the tour section and see

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if we're coming to a sitting near
you. And So, now that you're

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in the band, are you gonna
are you in competition to h up your

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tattoo game compared to your compadres there
that's been a question that a lot of

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people have been asking me. Just
a couple of weeks ago, I was

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working a sales job. I just
resigned. But it was a job that

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I was talking to CEOs and you
know, business owners of multi million dollar

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companies, So a lot of tattoos, neck tattoos, face tats all that

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other stuff wasn't really on my scope
of things that I was gonna do.

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But as far as moving forward,
I mean, I love tattoos. I'm

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just very particular about what I put
on myself. So yeah, I guess

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we'll just see what happens. You
guys all just have to come to the

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show and start counting my tattoos.
Yeah, there I have three. Now

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you could do a contest, yeah, like for the band, like somebody

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could you know, win a CD
or something, you know like that get

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so many texts? I have this. Yeah, it's kind of like the

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jar where you guess how many marbles
are in the jar. Yeah. And

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I gotta tell you, whoever did
your owl man that I that I like

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the detail to that high. It
just blows my mind at this tattoo is

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actually my This whole half sleep is
my first tattoo. I got it right

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after I turned seventeen and I had
to get like my mom's approval, and

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then my dad bringing my birth certificate
and everything, and I got this done

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in New Jersey. I forgot the
artist's name, but because I go to

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a different artist now. But this
is probably the coolest tattoo I've ever gotten

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for like a first tattoo, I
definitely want to go ball that bad ass

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for first you too. Usually first
tattoos or the ones are like, oh,

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I didn't see that. Yeah,
there's a microphone like an old fashioned

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contenter. Detail to that microphone too
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then there's roses here, and then
those those Roman numerals. The guitarist from

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Ozzy Osbourne's band, his name is
Randy Rhodes and now inspired me to play

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music. I saw Randy right before
he died. Really yeah, I am

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very jealous. I actually have one
of Carl Sandobo's Polkadot flying Be's that I

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had built years ago. It's like
in my studio and I do not bring

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that out of a house ever.
My favorite, all time ever, I

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have a shirt I can't wear anymore
from high school. That's a Nazzi Diary

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of a Madman shirt and I had
it. I went to the mall and

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I had custom made and put in
memory of Randy Road. I love that

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so much. Yeah, he's definitely
who pushed me to play and wanting to

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do what I do now. And
yeah, that's so cool. How you

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know him and you've seen him.
That's like, I'm so jealous and I

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wish I could, you know,
time travel back to like nineteen eighty and

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se right, So check out the
whole story. So it's one of those

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things where I told my dad I
was sleeping at my bro's house, and

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he told his parents who sleep at
my house, and was New Year's and

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we went to see Ozzie and then
we go back and you know, we're

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living in Agura, California and Lake
Lindero, and there's a lake below my

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house. So we go back to
my house and go down by the lake,

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so my dad couldn't see us,
and we just stayed there all night

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and we're gonna just like walk in
in the morning or whatever. My next

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door neighbor woman comes out. I
thought, uh, oh, she's gonna

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bust us. She sees us in
all the Ozzie gear. She's like,

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did you got did you boys go
to Ozzy concert last night? And We're

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like, yeah. She goes,
stay right there, hold on, I

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want to get my husband, okay, and like we're worried, like we're

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going to jail or something. Yeah, And her husband comes out, invites

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us up to the house. Turns
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fucking And he brings us into his
house, into his studio, which was

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wall to wall cassette tapes. Okay, and he's giving us all this Ozzy

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schwag. And then he hands me
this cassette tape. Listen this band.

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They're not in the US yet,
they'll be here in six months and they're

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gonna be huge. And that band
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as a Shark that really yeah wow, And you know it's funny, Like

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I'm from the thrash metow community,
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I was talking to my bro who
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Dan Spitz, and where I was
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know, that song is the first
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we were all like when the Big
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listening at shing going what the fuck
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the double bass drum like the original. And it's so funny we talk about

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fast because me and my best bro
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some stuff like from the old days
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I thought it was a lot faster
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was then, but not for today, I think. So, like with

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Slayer, like I felt like they
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when all those thrash bands started coming
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really cool. Yeah, so again, tell everybody how they can reach out

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to you, get your merch,
do all that stuff and anything we missed

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that you want to know. Yeah. So biggest thing is obviously our band

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is Until I Wake. The biggest
announcement that we have is we are dropping

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a gold record in November. There
is gonna be no skips on this album,

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So anybody out there that's like,
ah, yeah, I skipped some

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songs that No, this is an
album back to back hits, back and

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forth. There's gonna be some rapping
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of singing. There's gonna be some
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So make sure you guys stay in
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until I wake and we look forward
to seeing you guys at the next show.

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Well, thanks for being so bad
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and thanks for being on the Adventures
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