Aug. 2, 2026
Skyline - #1
The conversation focused on the legendary German band Skyline and their deep-rooted connection to the iconic Wacken Open Air (WOA) festival. Diving into the band's beginnings, their ongoing tradition as the festival’s opening act, and their dedication to both covers and original music, the discussion explored stories from decades of heavy metal history and the unique camaraderie found at Wacken. Anecdotes, festival lore, and friendly debates about classic rock icons enriched the episode.Main Topics Covered
- Skyline’s Origins and Role in Wacken Open Air
- The band’s direct connection to the founding of Wacken 00:26
- Their distinction as the first WOA headliners and their continual presence at the festival
- Festival Stories and Metal Camaraderie
- Recounting a drummer’s pre-show injury and the show-must-go-on mentality 00:59
- Descriptions of the “metal family” spirit among attendees and bands 08:17
- Skyline’s Music and Evolution
- Transition from a cover band to writing and performing original songs 12:13
- Discussion of their albums: Human Monster, Uncovered, and a new one in the works 11:21
- Signature WOA anthem and its significance at the festival 04:16
- Favorite Songs and Musical Influences
- Debates over Iron Maiden’s Paul Di’Anno vs. Bruce Dickinson and AC/DC’s Bon Scott vs. Brian Johnson 13:16
- Members’ favorite Skyline originals and their approach to performing covers 15:06
- The Growth and Culture of Wacken
- Anecdotes about the festival’s small beginnings to becoming the world’s biggest metal festival 05:50
- Reflections on the scale, inclusivity, and village-like vibe of WOA 08:15
- Festival Traditions and Community
- The importance of community, from band tradition to local village support 21:56
- The recurring joke that the festival doesn’t truly begin until Skyline performs 21:05
- Lighthearted calls for a Wacken-to-US tunnel and audience interaction 22:37
- The drummer’s emergency hand injury and determination to play the show regardless 01:04
- Nostalgic memories of the early days—drawing Slayer and Metallica patches, attending their first shows, and the DIY energy of youth 02:04
- Personal tales of mosh pits as “the best therapy ever and best cardio ever” 03:06
- The creation and annual performance of Skyline’s WOA anthem, including a live snippet sung in the interview 05:25
- The band’s affection for the festival’s family atmosphere, noting the openness, peace, and “metal family” that defines Wacken 08:17
- Festival evolution and future plans—including more infrastructure and an underground car park 22:20
- Tradition and ritual: “If Skyline does not open the stage on Thursday, it’s not a Wacken” 21:05
- “Before the gig, we were setting up the gear behind the stage, you know, and, uh, somehow he cut his finger open.” 01:04
- “From the very first announcement… people get hyped up for Skyline, and the curtain dropped to the very last note…” 04:02
- “We have this anthem… and it’s connected to the festival so much that people keep requesting it, requesting it, requesting it.” 04:16
- “You could walk like 20 miles around the whole place and not see everything, which is what’s going on here.” 07:22
- “Metalheads, everybody’s scared of us, but we’re a big family. You go into the pit, somebody falls, you pick them up. You’re bashing against each other, and then when it’s over, you give each other a hug.” 10:26
- “We’ve been playing since 2009 in a row, every single year, every single year. Always on the main stage… always opening the— that’s what she said, that’s what she said, Harder.” 19:44
- “If Skyline does not open the stage on Thursday, it’s not a Wacken… it’s like in the opera, as long as the blonde fat woman doesn’t sing, the opera is not over, right?” 21:05
- “We are sending greetings from Wacken out to America. We love you. We will get there very soon, I'm sure.” 24:02
- Human Monster (Album)
- Uncovered (Album)
- “WOA” (Skyline's anthem for Wacken)
- Harry Metal YouTube Channel (Announcer and festival documentarian)
- Producer: Jakob Hansen (known for working with Volbeat and others) 11:43
- Discover Skyline’s music via streaming platforms
- Explore Wacken Open Air festival coverage and documentaries
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Hi, you learnt to rue for wow for you your.
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But it's the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four c Y Radio and I'm here with Skyline.
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We are a band based in Germany, in Vuking actually
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and uh yeah, we're connected.
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To the festival since the very first edition of it.
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The guys in the band Skyland Bick then founded the
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festival and said, oh we want to let's play at
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a big festival and none will take them.
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So they have their own that I loves. My name
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is Joey.
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Yeah, I'm Dan, I'm.
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Last, I'm the basement, the basement.
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Yeah yeah, So you're the important part of the band,
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right you.
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Are all right, we are.
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We are missing the drumma right now because he's at
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the infirmary. Oh because he before the no no, before
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the gig, we were setting up the gear behind the face,
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you know, and somehow he cut his finger open. Oh shit,
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so he had to be patched up to play the gig.
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And now he is getting stitches.
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Wow. Now that's metal. That was metal.
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Come on, that is total metal. And I am like
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it really blew my mind. This is like an interview
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that I wanted most of all of them, because like
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you're the first headliners of vokin here.
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I mean, that's just incredible.
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It is, it is, it's almost unbelievable.
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Just like Dan said, we're sorry of missing Goozy because
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he's the only surviving original member of the band. And now, yeah,
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well we'll have to pay on the blood on the bricks,
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but blood on the drums and yeah he's getting stitched
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up right now.
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There's blood on my eighty battle vest too.
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It should be right.
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Take a look at that.
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It looks nice. People.
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You cannot see it, but it says Slayer on Metallica.
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And there's some what's this.
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I've done all the drawings, you drew it yourself. Yeah,
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the stuff here excellent Metallica. Yeah you love Metallica, don't you.
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Well that's what survived. But yeah it was at their
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first show ever. For that's venom ah. Okay, but here
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I'll show you because it fell off at the festival.
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That's left of it. Yeah that's from the marsh.
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You needed to get that stitched up as well.
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I know that's from the marsh pit. Okay.
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And yeah, so this I was at Metallica's first show
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ever and I was at Slayers first show ever. In fact,
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they didn't even have a patch, So I you do.
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Those are velvet iron on.
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Now let me ask you a question. How old were
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you when you put that on on your vest?
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Probably around thirteen, maybe fourteen, like ten years ago?
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Right, yeah, yeah, exactly, you look awesome. I must tell you, well,
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thank you, like I try.
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You know, that's from Guming the music festivals again named
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mash Pitz, you know, like marsh Pitz, best therpy ever
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and best cardio ever.
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Yes, you know, if.
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You need some proteins and then you're good to go.
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Exactly, exactly cool. So how does it feel to be
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here at the thirty fifth anniversary of vaking?
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Okay, now you have me. I'm the new guy in
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the band.
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So you're still here?
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Yeah, yeah, I'm still here for me.
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It's the fifth time, fifth yeah, and I must say
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today was the best show we ever did, right, guys.
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From the very first we.
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Have We have an announcer, Harri Meto. I don't know
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if you guys know him.
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He has a YouTube channel and does all this stuff
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and reporting from the festival and the setting up and
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everything else.
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Oh wait, I'm insulted now, you didn't have me announced
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the next time we will Okay, let's.
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Give us that card and then no, from the very
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first announcement to people get high, blab for skyline and
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the curtain dropped to the very last note where we
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played the.
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We had we have a little hymn and little anthem.
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It's called WOA and it's connected to the festival so
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much that people keep requesting it, requesting it, requesting it,
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and we ourselves sometimes thinking, oh, we cannot play it
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every year, can we use But so we had it.
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We had it coming from the tape because we had
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the original studio recordings.
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Lass take over.
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Please what did.
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Just take the choir and started put it on? Let
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the audience sing along?
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Yeah, yeah, I mean we have this anthem. We actually
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wrote two in connection with the thirtieth anniversary. We have
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Buckan and it's kind of become the I would say,
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the two songs that people really know from from fucking festival.
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I think you should sign it for me on the interview.
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Oh my god, Oh it's a master piece. Thirty ye
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is of history. Ain't a better place to stay? Stop
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you away?
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I love it.
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I love it that that's the best part of the interview.
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Right there, and uh, don't drop these are very important.
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You might have a heart attack if you don't have them. So, like,
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it is wild to me. That's why I had to
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come cover this festival. It's wild to me that it
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started off as like this little nothing and has turned
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into the biggest metal festival in the.
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World, in the fucking world. Yeah, we we didn't know it.
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You could say whatever the fuck you want, okay, I mean.
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Okay, Now, we were in this very small band back then,
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and we knew the guys and they.
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Invited us to play.
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So we actually played in nineteen ninety two with our
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band back then, and now we arrived here on the
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thirty fifth anniversary.
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It's incredible. It's really incredible.
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It is.
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And even as it's Americans, like we look at this.
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It's like a millionaire story, you know, from a small
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festival to.
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To the biggest in the world.
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You know, it's funny.
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I had to come to Germany for the American dream
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because that would be the American dream, that's where you
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get out. Yeah, and it just blows my mind. And
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then yesterday, first of all, I live in Florida. I'm
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sorry I brought this heat with me. Okay, well it's
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better than last year.
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It's you know, it's rain or shine, and today everybody
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says shine because it's not raining.
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Everybody's better than last year. But I gotta tell you,
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I had like one hour.
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Break yesterday during the day, so I decided to roam
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the ground. Of course, I only touched a small part
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of it.
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I was like, oh my god, you could walk like
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twenty miles around the whole place and not see everything,
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which is what's going on here.
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It's incredible.
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That's the wasteland where it looks like matt Mix.
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Yeah.
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Then there's this pirate thing and medieval market and what
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have you.
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I saw the pirate thing, but I didn't see the
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wistland yet, and I had it in my thing. I
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want to go see the fights and all that stuff,
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and I haven't made it yet because I'm stuck in here.
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And you know, basically, I mean I've been to hell
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fast and I was thinking before coming here. I'm like, well, health,
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that's pretty big. It can't be much bigger than that.
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I'm here now, Holy fucking shit, Like I can walk
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with health fast in the hour.
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I can't walk this shit in the now.
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No, No, I don't know how they do it, but
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it's still got this family village vibe to it.
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You know what I'm saying.
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It's everybody knows everybody, from the crew to the stay chance,
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to the merged guys, to the caterers.
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Everyone.
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It's like a family.
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Really, it is a totally It sounds like I'm exaggerating,
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but no, it's not.
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It's and we're I'm, like I said, I'm the new guy.
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I'm surprised every year how smoothly everything goes and how
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relaxed everybody is.
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And the whole metal family is so cool.
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There's thresh metal, heavy metal, dark metal, light metal, I
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don't know, metal metal, blah blah blah blah blah. And
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everybody's tolerant, everybody's peaceful, everybody just enjoying being together.
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Loud music.
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I mean, we're listening to only John Row from Scorpions
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right now in the background.
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Can you hear it?
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Yep? Yeah.
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And then on the.
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Next stage of this year about sabotage. Then the next
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bend will be therapy and so on and so on.
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It's it's incredible.
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Don't tell sabotage.
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But like I was, I wanted to interview you guys,
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Warden sabotage.
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Don't tell no, Okay, you know.
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And it's interesting because I have this and I just
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thought something as you were talking. But I have an idea,
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but then I didn't know where I was going to
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do it, and I think it should be done here.
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I have the idea of how to solve all the
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world's problems.
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Okay, basically do.
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It one May one main metal festival that.
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The whole world is required.
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To attend, except the world lead and any politicians. Security
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has very strong instructions they are not allowed. And then
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everybody just has one big wall of death and moshpit
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and will work all our shit out. And now I realize,
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being here, this is probably the only place in the
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world that we could accomplish it.
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Yeah, this is the closest thing right.
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Right, you know, because metal heads everybody's scared of us,
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but we're a big family.
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You go into the pit, somebody falls, you pick them up.
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You're bashing against each other, and then when it's over,
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you give each other a hug, and then we're not
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kicking people's asses outside.
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Yeah, that is incredible.
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Yeah, it's because we let off steam ahead of time,
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so there's no aggression.
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At all, whether they want to say, well.
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They're looking at us.
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Is that your drummer over there?
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Because I see because I saw it stuff around his fingers.
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That's why I was going to say, because I saw that,
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I'm like, maybe that's the stitches. He ran over from
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the infirmary because he heard the pipe man were still
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in an interview.
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Just to make a little advertisement advertising. How do you
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say it?
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It's a commercial break right now because we have two
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albums out and we're planning a third one because the
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fans love it so much.
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Tonight we played too. Yeah, it's if nobody would.
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Ever come to our shows because we're mainly known as
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kind of a cover band, but we have a Yeah,
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we developed the soul of our own and if you
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want to listen to our album, Human Monster, just do that.
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It's excellent. It's produced by.
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La Jakobson and mixed by.
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J famous producer. Yeah, I'm forgetting the names.
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You have to cut that he's doing he's doing my job.
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Am I are you?
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You wanted to bring that up to You're right, you're
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my co host. And the first album is like it
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paved the way. It's called uncovered because just like I said,
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we were kind of more of a cover band ahead
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of time. And then yeah, we're getting our own identity now,
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so come and check us out.
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I love it. Well.
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Not only that, but I'm going to tell the listeners
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