June 15, 2026

Story of the Year at Download XXIII Donington Park - PipemanRadio Interview

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PipemanRadio speaks with Story of the Year at Download XXIII Donington Park about their performance at the legendary music festival.

Story of the Year brought their high-octane post-hardcore energy to the UK's premier rock event, performing on the Dogtooth Stage at the Download Festival at Donington Park.

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Hi, you love done to censure? Wow, cra you you.

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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio and I'm here with.

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Dan from Story of the Year.

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Nice here download at download. We're on the other side

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of the of the pond.

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As they say, yeah, I think I'm stalking you, like

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we did a Whimmer festival. I'm like, they're so fucking good.

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I'm good. I gotta go to download just so I can.

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It's like, wait, he's not He's not English. I know

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this guy. Yeah, it's good though. We're happy to be here.

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We've never played download, which is weird. It's a legendary

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you know show, and we've done a lot of festivals.

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But yeah, we're excited to be here finally.

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So that is so cool to hear, because because you know,

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I love when somebody plays a festival for the first time,

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because like it's exciting, right, you know, it's like my

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daughter show every before every festival should be like, so dead,

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are you excited about this festival? I'm like, well, well,

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I do it every weekend. I don't know if excited.

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It's the right Yeah, I love doing it. Yeah, but

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I don't know if it exciting. And then the first

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time I did Incarceration, which i'll be doing again in July,

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which is at Shawshang Prison, I called her out.

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I've not done that. That'd be awesome.

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You gotta do that, that's cool, And so I called

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her from the prison yard. I'm like, now I'm excited.

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I'm on the prison yard of Shawshang.

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That's awesome.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, See that location is is kind of everything. It's

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like if you get to see something cool while you're there,

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because other than that, the backstage at all these festivals

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it's pretty similar.

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You know.

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It's like like cool under a tent in somewhere in

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the middle of nowhere I don't know.

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Yet, right, and then there actually there's a new prison

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the next door. So you're like Johnny Cash when you're

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a band, because there's prisoners out in the yard hearing

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your show.

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Oh wow, that's awesome, right, would that be cool? Definitely?

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Yeah.

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I mean I've heard a lot about that one. But yeah,

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hopefully we'll get to do that one soon.

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There you go, I think you will. And so tell

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me about the microphone tattoo. Oh yeah, that caught my

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eye only because you know, I got in nineteen ninety eight.

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Really it was one of my first tattoos.

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Yeah, yeah, ninety eight, done by a guy at his

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house who.

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Was on all kinds of drugs and just like just

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a guy.

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You don't want to do tattoos, But in those days

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it was you know, I was I was just newly eighteen,

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so I could have went to it. It's my shock,

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but I didn't have any money. I was like, hey,

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like forty bucks, will you tattoo me? He was like yeah, man,

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got you man, come over to my house. It's just

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like a crack house, just insane. But but yeah, I

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knew that I loved music, so it's still very fitting.

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You know, say, look that I picked that one out.

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It is good, like going way back in the history.

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Yeah, it's fun. And I love old shitty tattoos.

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You know.

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It's like people are like, you regret anything. I'm like, no,

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It's like I love the bad ones just as much

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is the good ones. You know.

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I love the tattoo that says no regirts.

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Yeah, that's amazing.

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I've seen people get that ironically after that movie ca Yeah, yeah,

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on purpose.

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Yeah, that's it's funny.

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Like I have a bunch of fun stuff on my

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leg I called the dumb leg, you know, just like

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tour tattoos and stuff you get with your friends. And

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I have a beer being poured into a van's shoe

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from in Australia. They do shoies where you drink beer

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out of a shoe, and so I got that tattooed

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on my leg because I'm an idiot.

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But you know, it's fun. You gotta have fun.

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It's like you're it's your whole story for more than

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a year.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's uh yeah, it's just memories

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sin it's the time of your life and it's it's cool.

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So you know what I want. What I have to

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say too, is your new music. Oh my fucking god,

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it's like the best music you've done yet.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, our new album Arson. We're very happy with it.

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And you know that's our goal. After twenty something years,

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it's like we don't want to just keep only dwelling

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on the hit song that we did twenty three years ago.

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You know, it's like we are really striving to put

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out the best music we can still and to still

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be relevant in the scene in some way.

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And uh, because it gets real boring. To just look

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backwards all the time.

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So you know, we're always moving forward and trying to

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put out good stuff. And you know, I think we

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really have done it very fairly well on the last

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couple releases, and you know, it's showing and it's picking

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up again with the fans, and that's all you can

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ask for.

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Well, Yeah, I think about like as a ours, what

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a great feeling like you know, you go into twenty

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twenty six, a couple of your most popular songs are

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from two thousand and three, yep, and then you come

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out with this new music and all of a sudden,

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it's like blowing away that old stuff.

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Yeah, it's cool because you know, it's great to have both.

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You know, it's like I will never complain about having

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you know, hit songs twenty three years ago or whatever.

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That's an amazing feeling.

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And to play until the day I die every show,

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it's always a great thing.

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You know. It's like to see the connection with the people.

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But yeah, Gasoline off of our new record as is

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the high charting radio song that we've had since two

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thousand and three or four exactly, which is wild and

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it's one of the heaviest songs on the new record,

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and it's like radio has changed so much, and yeah,

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just to have that connection again, and like even in

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some fashion, I don't care if Wherever the biggest band

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on the planet, but I just want to keep doing

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this forever, you know, until the day I die literally,

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So yeah.

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So it's just awesome to have that happening.

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And you know, I do think of that, like as

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an artist, it's like, it's so hard to put out

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new music, especially when you're like music from the very

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beginning is what people hold on to, Yeah, because people

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are so resistant, you know, yes, And you know it's

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like it's so hard as an artist to put out

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new music and people to want to have you play

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it live. Yeah, and I'll tell you what, Dasoline, that

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fucking thing will make this whole place rock.

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Yeah, it's been going over great live and it's such

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a fun song all around. So you know, I think

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it just was a good I don't know, we got

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lucky that it's just happened to be one of the

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catchier songs. But it's a heavy, fun ass song. But

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I get it. Like I'm the same way with bands.

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You know, you don't always want to hear newer stuff,

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because the songs that you grew up with at a

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certain it's like the tattoo thing.

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It's like a time in your life.

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It's it's you grew up at this time listening to

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these songs, and nothing's gonna beat that memory.

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You know. It's like I get that.

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You know, even for us writing Page Avenue was a

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whole different experience than what we're doing now musically. But

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so I get the nostalgia of certain things. But when

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both can work out, it's great.

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Well that's my point. I got it too. Like you

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take bands like Slayer, Yeah, I went to their first

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show ever, so to me, their best album show No Mercy.

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You know, I remember watching that Metal Show one time

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and Kirk was rating all the Metallica albums, and of

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course you know which one he rated last, kill them All, Okay,

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you know, because it wasn't really his music. Okay, you

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know he played on it.

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Yeah, but it was a lot of Dave.

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But but to me, that's my favorite Metallic album. That

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doesn't mean I don't like the other ones. Yeah, But

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it's like like you said, it's the nostalgia. It's been memories.

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It's it's a great time in your life, you know,

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but you just created another great time in your life.

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That's the way I look at it.

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Yeah, yeah, and yeah. And it changes over time as well.

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You know, ten years from now, people will look back

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at that one and be like, oh, they were putting

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out way better stuff ten years ago.

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Whatever.

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Problem.

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But as long as you can keep you know, producing

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meaningful stuff that is connecting in some way, I think

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that makes people love the older stuff even more, and

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you know, and then that becomes the classic eventually.

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And yeah, it's there's no rule.

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It's gotta be a lot of fun too to play

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new music, because.

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It keeps it exciting, keeping it crash.

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You play, Like if you're playing the same song thirty

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million times, you may still love doing it, but not

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the same as one you're playing for the first time.

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Absolutely.

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Yeah, it feels like a new band almost now because

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our last two records were playing. Half of our set

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is from our last two or you know, the two

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latest records now and then like three or four from

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the first record, and it's like that's cool, Like half

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of ours set is a different, completely different band technically,

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you know, twenty years apart.

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So and you know what, but I see the connection,

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but it all makes the evolving. Yeah, it's it. I

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always talk about artists want to be a better musician,

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a better artist. You don't want to stay a garage

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band because you didn't really you weren't really to yourself

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as a critic good at your craft yet.

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Yeah, yeah, that's the weirdest thing. Yeah.

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There, we're twenty times the musicians now that we were

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twenty five years ago. But there's something about being young

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and dumb that just you put out some of the

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best sad Yeah.

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It's yeah, you got to.

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Anger and it's just a different you know, you got

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that something that that youth in you, but you can

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capture it again and you know.

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So that's why I want to ask, is what do

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you think was the spark that created this new album,

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because it's hard to come up with new material after

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that many years.

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Yeah, well, we've been we've.

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Been experimenting with writing with other people.

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Nowadays, it's still like always stems from Ryan'll start with

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a riff and then we get in a room with

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usually like one or two with our producer and maybe

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one other guy, and we'll just switch it out and

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just to bring in a different perspective. It's been really fun.

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Like we don't go in and like have somebody write

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our songs or anything, but it's really fun to sit

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down and see what direction other people will see us

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going in with a certain song, and just like when

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you try something, just to have their input and be like, yeah,

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do more of that, Like why don't you scream like

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that all the time? Like on Gasoline, I would hit

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that thing on the verse and they were like, yeah,

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do that the whole time. Just I was like, yeah, well,

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I don't want to scream too much because then it's like,

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can't scream all the time And people are like, no,

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do that, and I.

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Was like, cool, yes, do it.

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Yeah.

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Outside perspective has really helped us out a lot on

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the last couple of records, just keeping it, keeping the

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energy going and steering us in the right direction to

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where we need to be.

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So my last question is, since we're talking about your tats,

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do you have a favorite tattoo? I love the skateboard

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that's confiscated.

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Yeah, that one is that's like it's hard to see nowadays,

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but yes, it's I have skating destroying my shirt too.

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I saw that too. I love that.

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Yeah, that was one of my favorites. It's very hard

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to show that to people. I love the ship I

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got over here. My newest, one of my newest is

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that one he says, until the day I die, If

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you're gonna get something big on your neck, it better

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be something meaningful. And I'm like, well, until the day

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I dies. Pretty much most of my life is that song.

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So see, I gotta get the other side done now too.

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But I don't know what's gonna equal that one, but

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but yeah, yeah, yeah, maybe good idea, but yeah.

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I don't know. I love them all for different reasons.

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Like I said, I love the dumb the dumb microphone

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done in a crackheads bedroom too.

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Uh, they're all great.

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Me and my wife got matching hand tattoos because we

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call each other babe.

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So nice on our twentieth anniversary. So you know, they're all.

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They all have meaning in some way.

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I'll tell you what. That says a lot too, to

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have a twenty year adversary when you're in music.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, she was our merch girl back in the day

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and then we've been together forever, so.

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Wow, that's that's see, that's a cool love. Yeah, And

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I know it's in your shirt. Because of course I'm

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a Metallica fan, but I'm also a skateboarder. I have

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three skateboards. Nice, I have my trickboard, my longboard. I

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even have I have this thing it's a stick where

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for the long board. So it's kind of like you're

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paddle boarding.

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Okay, I think I've seen that.

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It's a full workout, man, it's serious. And then I

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have a surf skate you know about those kind of

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because I'm a surfer and most of the time in

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Florida the water's flat. Yeah, so it allows you to

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surf on land because the truck's in the front. Like

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you don't kick carving, Yes, you carve and pump just

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like you went on board. And it is very different.

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Like I've been skateboarding for I'm fifty nine since I'm

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like twelve.

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Yeah that's me. I'm only forty five.

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But yeah, it's already harder now, but I would I'm

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trying to get into like longboarding and like cruising more

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because that's still fun.

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Yeah, first time I got this surf skate, I ate

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ship and I never wear a helmet, never wear pads,

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and my doors like what you want for Hanukkah, like

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this year. I'm like, you're not gonna believe I'm saying this,

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but I think I want to skate helmet and some

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wrist pads and elbow pads because I just ate ship

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on my new skate. You know. So there it is. Well, man, it.

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Was cool to come over across the pond to.

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See you, and uh, thanks for being.

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Here doing inc incarceration.

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Someday Danny put them on incarceration.

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You know, you got just like Piller if we just.

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Like we have a silly goose here. That's who Danny discovered.

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So yeah, I hear a lot about them.

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Oh man, do you know how they got here? No?

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Not really.

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Oh they crashed a Wimmer festival like old school punks. Really. Yeah,

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they pulled up their.

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Trailer and saw something about that in the parking lot.

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I was there, and Wimmer was out in the park

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watching them play like arm folder. He put them on

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stage the next step. That's awesome, right, Like that's the dream.

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That's amazing.

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Yeah, so incarceration just we'll work on it. Just tell

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Danny you want to go to prison.

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Yeah, I've done enough to send me to jail. Send

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me there. Just for fun.

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Instead, there it is, and that's where you could get

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that new tattoo.

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That's yeah, prison tats.

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Let's do it, let's do it well. Thanks for being

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on the Adventures pipe Man once again.

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No problem, Thanks for having me.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Pipe Man

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on w for CUI Radio.

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