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Sept. 7, 2026

Sparkly Chainsaws, Wild Tours, and New Album Entire State of Tim Montana

Sparkly Chainsaws, Wild Tours, and New Album Entire State of Tim Montana

In this episode of "The Adventures of the Pipeman" on W4CY Radio, Pipeman sits down with Tim Montana, Montana native and musician, at Rocklahoma. The conversation covers wild touring experiences, unique memorabilia (including a ZZ Top sparkly chainsaw), perspectives on Montana’s culture and scenery, Tim Montana’s latest album, star-studded collaborations, and tales from the road.

Main Topics Covered

  • Unique interview artifacts: The story behind a sparkly ZZ Top chainsaw
  • Touring mishaps and cancellations due to weather and wildfire smoke
  • Montana’s scenic attractions and cultural highlights
  • Military charity events and upcoming tour plans
  • The creative process and guest features on Tim Montana’s new album, “Entire State of Tim Montana”
  • Collaborations with music and film legends
Key Discussions & StoriesThe Sparkly ZZ Top Chainsaw
  • Tim Montana brings a chainsaw to the interview, sparking curiosity from Pipeman 00:38
  • Chainsaw backstory: Gifted to ZZ Top by Jesse James Dupree, never used, sparkly black, with a commemorative emblem 01:13
  • Origin: Presented as an end-of-tour gift during ZZ Top’s Antenna or Recycler tour 01:53
  • Notable connections: Billy Gibbons, Jesse James Dupree, and future plans for the unique artifact
Festival & Tour Challenges
  • Tim Montana’s “redemption show” at Rocklahoma after a previous festival performance was canceled mid-intro due to sirens and severe weather 02:38
  • Other tour woes: Cancelled shows with Creed and Bush due to smoke in Minneapolis; experiences with weather delays at events like Welcome to Rockville and Incarceration 03:21, 04:48
  • Tales of perseverance and the impact of natural disasters on touring musicians
Montana: Culture, History, and Tourism
  • Recommendations for Montana visitors: West River Club, Southwest Montana, reservations, powwows, Helena, Virginia City, Butte 05:45
  • Emphasis on Native American culture and Western history in Montana’s way of life 06:03
  • Reflections on growing up amidst Montana’s “Big Sky Country” 07:18
Upcoming Projects & New Album
  • Tim Montana discusses the release of “Entire State of Tim Montana,” concert tours with Alter Bridge and Creed, and shooting clay pigeons for a military charity event 07:46
  • Insight into the album: Stories from Tim Montana’s life, original tracks, and covers (including Katy Perry’s “Roar” for his daughters) 08:38
Star Collaborations
  • Music features: Billy Gibbons, Slash, Jerry Cantrell, Royal Lynn 08:52
  • Album introductions by Martin Sheen, Charlie Sheen, and Robert Patrick 08:58
  • Memorable project: Involving Native American drummers and singers from the Crow Reservation on a track and in the accompanying video 09:16
Notable Quotes
  • “I have never seen a sparkly chainsaw.” – Pipe Man 01:09
  • “I gave that to Billy. The company Jomzard made it for him in '94. It was either the Antenna or Recycler tour. And this was the end of tour gift.” – Tim Montana 01:48
  • “My redemption show.” – Tim Montana on returning to Rocklahoma 02:37
  • "My wife and I catered for all the firefighters, 260 to-go meals a day." – Tim Montana on supporting his local Montana community during wildfires 05:12
  • "If that doesn’t give you goosebumps, then I don’t know what to tell you." – Tim Montana on the Crow Agency collaboration 09:27
  • "My music's mediocre, but my vibes are fire." – Tim Montana 09:45
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Album: "Entire State of Tim Montana" by Tim Montana
  • West River Club (Southwest Montana)
  • Montana State Heritage Center (Helena)
  • Crow Agency/Reservation and the Crow collaboration music video
  • W4CY Radio and The Adventures of the Pipeman
Don’t miss the energetic tales and behind-the-scenes moments from the world of Tim Montana – check out “Entire State of Tim Montana” and catch him on tour this year!

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Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. This is

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the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe Man W4CY

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Radio and I'm.

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Here with Tim Montana from Montana by God.

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And back in Montana.

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Back in Montana again.

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The state of Montana.

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The entire state.

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The entire state. I like how that all rolled like that.

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And we're going to talk about that. But I want

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to talk about what you brought to the interview. It

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makes me a little nervous. A few months ago, I

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interviewed Chop Top. And we had the backdrop was the

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Dahmer Hotel. And now you're bringing a chainsaw to the interview.

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I'm a little worried that... It might be time to

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step away from the industry.

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Well, as long as it doesn't start, you're safe. This

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chainsaw is black with sparkles on it. Have you ever

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seen a sparkly chainsaw?

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I have not.

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I have not.

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And it was in Billy Gibbons' warehouse in Nashville. And

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we own a bar and restaurant together in Montana that's

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very Western, very.

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Logging, very... It's Montana, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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All things Montana. Very rock and roll as well. And

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he's like, hey, man, I have this chainsaw. You need

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to take it to the bar.

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So.

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He just gives me this saw, and I examine it.

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I know a lot about chainsaws, and it's never been started.

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There's never been gas in the tank, oil in it.

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It's sparkly, and on there, it's an emblem that says,

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specially made for ZZ Top.

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Wow.

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So who's my first phone call?

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Jesse james dupree i'm like this doesn't smell like jackal

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i don't know what does nice and he goes brother

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i gave that to billy the company johnsard made it

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for him in 94 it was either the antenna or

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recycler tour and this was the end of tour gift

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wow it was presented to zz top and i'm like

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wow that is super cool a i've never seen a

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sparkly chainsaw B, it's got an emblem that says, For

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ZZ Top. And C, Jesse James Dupree has a photo

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he's going to get me of him presenting that to

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ZZ on stage.

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And I want to know what ZZ needed a chainsaw for.

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You know, I don't know. They had Buffalo and Buzzards

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on stage, too. They do a lot of interesting, probably

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to trim the beard. That's Billy's beard trimmer. He's never

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got it started.

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Right, exactly. You need that to trim that beard, too.

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Yeah, no kidding.

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And so, here you are at Rock, Lahoma. Oh, my God.

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My redemption show.

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You know, last time we did this interview, I'm walking

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on stage and the sirens go off.

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And they tell me to just go home. And I'm like, no, no, no.

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You don't understand. I flew here with equipment.

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It was a nightmare to check all this stuff. I

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hired a driver to drive the other guys from Nashville. Logistically,

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this is one of my craziest things we've ever pulled off.

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And they're like, go home. It's canceled. Oh, my.

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Well, let's hope. Okay, so... Slayer has had festivals canceled

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due to weather, so let's hope there's no rain and

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blood on your set here.

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Oh, yeah. I've obviously been canceled before. I've never been

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walking on stage to the walk-off song and had the

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show called.

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That's pretty wild.

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There was no warning.

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They didn't come beforehand and.

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which you usually hear and then you expect it. This

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was completely out of nowhere. Sirens start going off and

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they're like, go home.

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Holy crap.

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Then all hell broke loose.

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So obviously they were correct in calling it. But man,

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I sat in the Hilton in Tulsa and just pouted.

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Waiting for my plane.

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That's Oklahoma for you, though, right? That's like, you know,

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I live in Florida. And we do Welcome to Rockville.

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And this year, three out of four days, we were evacuated.

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That's what happens when you do it during hurricane season, though.

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of the evacuations this year. Waka Flocka Flame was actually

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performing when we had a code red. And he said,

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fuck it. And he jumped off the stage and started

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a mosh pit.

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That's pretty funny.

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Right?

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And we got canceled. We were opening for Creed and

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Bush in Minneapolis. And we pulled up and it was

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canceled for Smoke on September.

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No, it was in August.

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And I drove all the way to Minneapolis, flew the

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band in, and I'd never had a show called For Smoke.

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And I'm making up that show tomorrow. So as soon

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as this is.

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Done, we bail.

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Bush couldn't make it. They had a conflict. So it's Candlebox, P.O.D.

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We go first, Candlebox, P.O.D., and then Bush.

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Nice.

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Sorry, Candlebox, P.O.D., and Creed. Bush is not there.

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And Incarceration this year in July, same thing. We had

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like delayed openings and stuff like that due to the

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smoke from the Canada fire. Same thing.

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Oh, we had a forest fire all around our property

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in Montana and we jumped in and ended up catering.

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My wife and I catered for all the firefighters, 260 to.

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Go meals a day.

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Whoa.

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I couldn't wait till I, we started on Sunday. On Wednesday,

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I knew I had a show and I had a flight.

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I could not wait to get on tour to relax.

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That says a lot.

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Oh, yeah. I was like, oh, my God, I get

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a hotel room. I don't have to wake up at

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3 a.m. after going to bed at midnight.

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That's kind of like I'm here in Oklahoma and it's

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been so hot that I'm like, can I go home

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to Florida to cool down?

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Exactly.

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Nobody ever says that.

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I know.

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You know? Hey, so Montana, if somebody's never been there before...

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Where would you recommend the first place they go to

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check it out?

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Wise River Club, man. Come on. There it is.

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The whole state's beautiful, especially the western part, southwest Montana.

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The reservations are something to see, too. If you get

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a chance to go to a powwow, go. Oklahoma, it's

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part of the culture here as well. When I lived

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in L.A., you don't see Native American culture. Tennessee, you

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don't really see it. the oklahoma and montana you can't

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ignore it right it's just exactly part of our overall

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culture up there and down here so check that stuff

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out go to a powwow go to helena check out

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the capital they have a new uh museum there the

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state cultural center or heritage center montana state heritage center

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it's free and i was there for the ribbing cuddy

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and they had all the tribes represented and the governor

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and all these people that donated to it so i'm

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a big western history buff And there's plenty of it there.

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See Virginia City. I know I just said 19 things. Butte, Montana.

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But also.

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I like that, though.

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Come to me and Billy Gibbons Bar.

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You're like the new tier guy.

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It's Wise River Club between Butte and Dillon in southwest Montana.

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You got the Big Hole River. You got the Wise River.

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Pioneer Mountains. Pintler Mountains. We got elk, deer, lion, bear.

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You name it. We got it.

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See, my brother. Like, I've been to like 45 of

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the states. I have not been to Montana yet.

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Well, you got an excuse now. You know a guy.

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There you go. And I've not been to Wyoming because

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we're not really sure that it actually exists.

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It doesn't. I'm kidding.

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I've been there a bunch. But my brother went one

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time and he was hiking and he said that, and

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he's been all over this country too. And he's like,

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that's the closest I've ever been to God.

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I mean, the whole big sky country thing when you're in.

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Even me growing up there, I didn't realize that that

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was a thing because you grow up around it. Then

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you leave, go to Tennessee, wherever else you go, and

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then you come back and you're like, whoa!

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Right? Because it's normal to you when you're growing up.

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You don't realize, and then you go back and like,

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holy shit, why did I ever leave here?

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Yeah, exactly. So it's something to see.

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So what else you got going on the rest of

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the year in your busy schedule?

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Man, we're promoting this new record that just came out

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in Tire State. It's in Montana. We are out on

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weekends all of September doing my military charity shoot, shotgun shoot,

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shooting clay pigeons in Nashville end of the month here.

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And then in August.

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November we launched with Alter Bridge and we'll be out

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for over a month of them I think it's November

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5th uh beginning of December and then we close out

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the year with Creed in Las Vegas so.

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Love it and then totally dig your new album uh

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and tell everybody about it because to me it sounds

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like a story to be honest and then you have

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all these cool people that you've brought on as guests

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on the album, too.

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Yeah, man, it is.

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It's a story of things I've seen, a story of

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my life, a lot of fun moments, dark moments, even

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did a couple covers, which is rare.

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I did a Katy Perry cover. I was like, that's

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so random. Why'd you do that? I'm like, I have daughters, man,

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and my daughter made me learn that. And I was like, well,

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we're going to do a weird cover. Let's do Roar.

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And then me and Gibbons and Slash did Brown Sugar,

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which was so awesome. I got Jerry Cantrell on the album.

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Martin Sheen, Charlie Sheen, and Robert Patrick opened the album.

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I knew Charlie and Robert would be involved. I had

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no idea that Martin Sheen was going to be.

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The first voice on my record.

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That's winning.

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Yeah, that is pretty wild. Charlie's like, I'm going to

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get my dad on this. I'm like, oh, yeah, cool.

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And he's like, your dad?

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Shout out to Charlie. It was his birthday yesterday. Royal

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Lens on it. If you haven't checked her out, check

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her out. But my favorite collab is where I went

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to the Crow Agency concert. the Crow Reservation in Montana,

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and I recruited a bunch of drummers and singers, Native Americans. Nice.

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And it turned out really cool. And go watch the

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video if that doesn't give you goosebumps, and I don't

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know what to tell you.

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Well, I'm glad you're here at Rock, Oklahoma to give

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us all goosebumps.

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Oh, man, I hope so.

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And you're going to kill it out there, and you

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keep killing it everywhere. Thank you, brother. Thank you for

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giving us great music and great vibes.

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Thank you, man. Appreciate that.

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A true human being.

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My music's mediocre, but my vibes are fire.

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There it is. And you got the chainsaw, so I'm

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not arguing with you about anything, okay?

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You don't argue with me.

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Well, thanks a lot for being on the Adventures of

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Pipe Man. All right.

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Thanks, Pipe Man. Thank you for listening to the Adventures

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of Pipe Man on W4CY radio.