Jan. 22, 2026
The 25th Anniversary Re-Issue of Borders & Boundaries With Chris of Less Than Jake
LESS THAN JAKE CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF ‘BORDERS & BOUNDARIES’ W/ SPECIAL 25TH ANNIVERSARY REISSUE Fat Wreck Records LESS THAN JAKE - Out Now - Look What Happened (single)… Assets From... Less Than Jake - Borders & Boundaries // 25th...
LESS THAN JAKE
CELEBRATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF ‘BORDERS & BOUNDARIES’
W/ SPECIAL 25TH ANNIVERSARY REISSUE
Fat Wreck Records
LESS THAN JAKE - Out Now - Look What Happened (single)…
Assets From... Less Than Jake - Borders & Boundaries // 25th Anniversary Re-Issue - release date - 23rd Jan.
…we’re doing a big push on Less Than Jake ahead of their UK tour (includes Brixton Academy on March 1st) and the re-issue of Borders And Boundaries (on 23rd January). Look What Happened being the lead single (details below). This band really are the undisputed kings of ska punk.
Ska-punk veterans Less Than Jake are celebrating a major milestone with the 25th anniversary reissue of their fan-favorite record, Borders & Boundaries. Originally released in 2000, the record quickly became a defining moment in the band’s storied career. To mark the occasion, the band will release a special 25th Anniversary Edition featuring a 2xLP set and six previously unreleased demos, giving fans a deeper look at the music than ever before. Pre-order HERE. The big news arrives exactly 25 years to the day since Borders & Boundaries first hit the world.
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Hi, you have done to censure for see wow for
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you young.
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We run across that bridge all did wait up to
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those funny sides. This is pipe Man here on the
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Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio. And I'm
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very excited about our next guest. Who oh my god,
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like time just flies. They have an album called Borders
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and Boundaries. It's fricking twenty five years old. That that
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blows my mind. I don't even think I'm over twenty
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five years old. But let's welcome to the show. Chris
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from Lesson Jake, how are you?
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I'm fantastic. How are you? You know? You said that
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like shockingly, you can't believe how much times past right
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when you looked at my face. So I was.
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Like like that son of a bitch, I know right right, listen.
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It is wild how quick time goes, isn't it. Like
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I sit there and I think about twenty five years.
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I'm like, wait a minute, that's like my whole life,
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and I'm like, oh wait, it's not.
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Yeah. You know, when when I was a kid, I
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would notice all my elders, you know, people in their
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late forties, early fifties elders, right, I would notice them
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just kind of checking out and not giving a damn
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about anything. You're like, God, they're just so apathetic. You
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just stop caring. When you get older, you realize, man,
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I'm on the back nine here, Like I can't worry
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about all this you know, support for us, stuff that
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I've been worrying about my whole life, stupid stuff.
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I figured out the actual reason and solution for that. Actually, yeah,
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because you know, like people call it midlife crisis. First
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of all, not everything has to be a crisis. But
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I figured out what it really is. It's not mid
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life crisis. It's like you have teenage you who is
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anti authority, anti your parents, anti everything except your friends.
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Those are the people you need to impress, is your
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friends and your peers. And then you become an adult,
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you know, a young adult, and then now it switches
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because you know, everybody's calling you kid because and you're like,
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I'm not a kid. So you start, like, you know,
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you become this other part of you, which is adult
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you that does the opposite. It's like you want to impress,
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and people want to impress their bosses or they want
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colleagues or they do sometimes while I'm impressed authority. And
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then once you hit like over that forty age, you're like,
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you don't have to prove shit to anybody anymore, and
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you can finally just be you, and you kind of
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I think it's a combination of that teenage adult you
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that you finally find the real you.
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that springs off what I was saying. I just think that, yeah,
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you get to the point where either you find the
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real you or you go down a path that's just
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destructive and dark, and you go through all that. You know,
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and we've all had our moments, but you know, I
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don't think I've ever had a midlife crisis so to speak.
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That's been a bad thing. I just, you know, you
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just stop doing things that no longer serve.
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was a teen life crisis, because like, I'm thankful that
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I didn't, you know, go down another traductory and all
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the stupid shit I did when I was a teenager.
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But man, I love that you have the special twenty
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fifth anniversary reissue, So tell us more about it, and
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like why people should get this cool, you know, reissue
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of what amazing album.
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Yeah, well, you know, we were going to print the
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record up for the anniversary so we could print the
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last reissue that we did or I was like, there's
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got to be extra stuff I know we have, So
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we went and the archives we all did, and look
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for extra demos and things that we've never shared before.
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I don't think we're going to be able to do
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that again. I don't think there's any other unreleased tracks
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at this point. I think this is like maybe the
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third time we've done this. I know Fat Records had
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done a reissue at one point, so again we would
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oppressed the record and celebrate at the twenty fifth anniversary
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either way, but we thought we would at least repackage
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it for the collectors and you know, put some extra
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extra stuff on there. Yeah.
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what makes them to where they weren't released in the past,
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and that now is a good time.
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had found in my collection actually of you know, I
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have one of those huge tubs you put like you know,
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Christmas ornaments or stuff in in your garage you don't
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you only use once a year. I have like a
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tub in there, just filled, you know, with with mementos
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and things from from our past, and one of them
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is filled with just CDs and cassette tapes and test
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pressings or records, et cetera. And I found a CD
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from the from the Sessions, a bunch of demos and
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stuff that we had done at Rogers House prior to
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going to California to track the records. So that's what
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that's what's made in on here.
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See. I love stuff like that because isn't kind of
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cool when you do go through like these tubs of
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things you've stored that are like from time a time
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pass and you open them up and it's like it's
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almost like you're getting birthday presents because you forgot you
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even had most of that stuff.
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Yeah, you know, I've I've tried to do away with
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a lot of those boxes. Those boxes you open up,
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you move five times and like there's this cord and
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there you're like, well, we don't use these anymore, but
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you know what I might need it someday. No, you
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don't throw it away, So I'm pretty organized here. I'm
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in my memento room. I have everything that lesson Jake's
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ever released in this room right here. Really, the only
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thing I have shoved in the closet are all those
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extra CDs, cassettes of remixes and demos and practice tapes
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and those things. And I don't think the practice cassettes
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are ever going to see the light of day, but
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we'll see.
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You never know, you never know, and listen to it.
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It is funny. I've gone through that recently too, where
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I'm going through stuff that I've probably moved twenty times
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and like why am I saving this? But then there's
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other stuff that's gold, like what you're releasing on this
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reissue that is like, oh my god, this is cool.
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I need to do something with this.
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Well it's interesting too. You know. My mom was a
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big like she saved and sent it to me when
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I want to wait to call. She saved every birthday
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and Christmas card I got as a kid from all
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the revels she had him in books, and she sent
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me with all this stuff and at some point I
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just would purge it over the years, and I love you,
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Mom'm no offense but you know, you just start you
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stop having room for stuff. And I remember talking to
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Rob Cavallo, who was green produced all those Green Day
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records and signed Green Day. Rob produced a less than
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Jake record called Anthem, which was the follow up to
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Borders and Boundaries, and we were talking one day and
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I'm like, he was talking about this band he was
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in the eighties, and like, oh man, you gotta dig
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up some pictures and come in and show me. He's like,
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I don't have any. I go, what do you mean.
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He's like, I don't have any pictures of me from yesterday.
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And I'm like, what are you talking about? Him? Like
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like you know, you think, like is this guy in
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the Witness Protection program or something? And I'm like, what
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are you talking about? He's like yeah, He's like at
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some point I just threw all that stuff out. He's like,
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I don't need pictures. All my memories are up here.
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And he was dead. He was dead serious, like anything
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yesterday's clutter, that's already gone. It's a cash check. I'm
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moving here. And I'll never forget that about him. And
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you'll notice I consider Rob at least a musical genius
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in the way that he thinks. And you'll notice that
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with people genius and severe autistic like that can do
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crazy stuff. They don't listen to the noise. They're like
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this tunnel vision going straight ahead. And I've thought about
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rob a lot over the years when I've been cleaning stuff.
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Why am I hanging onto this for what? It doesn't
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serve me anymore? Get rid of it.
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And I'm a big believer too of that clutter. When
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you have that clutter, it clutters your mind. So to
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your point, if you're I think part of the reason
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is such an amazing musician is because there it's free
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in his head to be able to get creative.
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Yeah, I think so. You know, I know, when you know,
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sometimes negativity and strife can make a great song and
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create great art. I'll agree with that, but you know,
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everyday life, it doesn't bode well for.
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Me right exactly. So what else do we have going
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on here in twenty twenty six that we want to
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let the listeners know, Well, we're.
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Going to be releasing some songs. We got offered some
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different projects this year, So we recorded a couple songs
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at the end of last year that we're gonna throw
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around and then we're collecting ideas, putting things together for
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a new record. We're kind of toying with doing an album.
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We're going to be over in Europe this summer playing festivals,
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of course, doing the Winter Circus UK run that's coming
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up here, and just staying busy doing what we do.
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You know, we're out there for I don't know, probably
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one hundred shows a year, still flying around doing our thing. Man,
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it's great.
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to them as well as how do you compare the
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festivals in the UK, the festivals in Europe and the
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festivals in the US as an artist?
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Yeah, you know, I will always prefer the UK festival.
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Just the mystique of all the books I read growing
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up and now getting to see a lot of the
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YouTube videos of reading and leads from the seventies and
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you know, reading about Deep Purple being there and White
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Snake and all these bands that I grew up listening
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to and then getting to play reading and leads and
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download and they're just class festivals. The enormity of it.
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You know, that was the first time I ever walked
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to a festival that big was was reading and leads,
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and because Lesson Jacob had played there and I had
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been to other you know, amphitheater festival shows, warped tours
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in the United States, so certainly I see a lot
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of people, but this was an enormity on another level.
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When you looked at the main stage, it was like
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six stories tall and you're you know, the scaffolding, what
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is going on? Like this is you know, next level.
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So I'll say I'll go with the UK for still
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being my favorite. European festivals are dialed in, and there's
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great ones in the US, and there's also crappy festivals
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everywhere too. And that's for another podcast.
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That's totally true. That would actually make a good podcast episode.
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Oh my god, I could talk for hours. I'd be
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your first ten guests there you go. Yeah, everything from
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the rotten catering to the toilet accommodations. We could go on.
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Oh yeah, And you know, I have to agree with
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you with the UK festivals. I love doing the UK festivals.
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That's a press person. I think the way they treat
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press too is like next level compared to anywhere else.
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It's like they make the job easier for the musician.
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For the press people and everybody crew and everybody involved.
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sense where I wouldn't expect that that they the press
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at the festivals in the UK are held in better
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than anywhere in the world. That's just that's just a true,
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a true fact. So I agree with you. I've never
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been a journalist going in, but they're always organized as
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an artist, like you're going here for ten minutes, and
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they drag you to the next one boom boom boom.
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Then then you're out. You're gonna go and enjoy lunch.
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finished at nine fifty nine. Now, a lot of the
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US festivals, the person before you will go on for
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like thirty minutes, and it's like that domino effect. But
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the festivals, they work together, like instead of all being
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separate and thees, it's like they all have each other's back.
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