May 14, 2026
Underoath at Welcome to Rockville 2026 - PipemanRadio Interview
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Hi, you live then too, censure wow for you young
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right Badusa.
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It is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man
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w four c Y Radio, and I'm here with Spencer
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from under o nice here back at Welcome to Rockville.
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Back we are back baby.
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So we were just talking before getting on about Rockville
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Louder than life and all the people and how many
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people and like or selverybody said rock is dead and
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I tell them go to a Danny Wimmer festival.
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Yeah.
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And and like I was saying before we started this thing,
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I think, no matter who owns the festival, be it
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a Warp tour or a Wimmer festival or a random
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hardcore festival one off somewhere, you see the numbers rising,
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that's a win for everybody, because who cares if as
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long as it's rock music pulling in big numbers, it's
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a win for everybody, even if you didn't own the festival,
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like you would celebrate like, hey, people are showing up
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for rock bands again. You know, I think we did
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see a downtick for a little while there and in
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this whole scene for a minute, you know, maybe five
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ten years ago, but now it seems like it's bigger
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than ever.
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Which is exciting.
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It definitely is like.
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You said, rock music is not dead.
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Music with guitars is not dead, and to see it
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growing is exciting. I mean, we've been doing this for
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twenty years and.
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Every year it's like, how could it be better?
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And people keep showing up and younger generations kee discovering music.
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Like our drummer was at his son's show the other night.
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His son is in like the school of rock. Oh yeah,
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and I wasn't there obviously. He flew to go see
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his son and do this thing and we were coming
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in this morning. Was telling me about it and his son,
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who's I don't want to quote this from maybe twelve
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or thirteen, maybe fourteen, but in that age group was
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it is listening to the band said like we grew
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up on like Alice in Chains and corn and loves
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Old Slip, not like like all the stuff that we
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were getting into at that young age, from grunge to
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the early stages of new metal.
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That's what the kids are listening to. I'm like, hey, man,
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the kids all right, you know?
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Yeah, and so what's wild to me? Okay? Because I
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started in the eighties.
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Yeah, and then I have my son who also into
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metal on rock. But then his son I brought last
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year Rockville. He's here today for Rockville and like he's fifteen,
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he's my grandson.
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No way, you're a granddad's christ No right, and he
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it's so fine.
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It's like it's like me reincarnated because I'm playing all
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these bands in the car that I think he'll never know.
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Them.
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But to be fair, let's think about like, so when
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I was a kid, bands that I grew up on
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before getting my like our own discovery. We've got three
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older brothers, so I was lucky. You know, I got
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grunge right when it was you know, right at the beginning,
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you know, when most kids my age weren't listen to
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that because they were still listening to their parents' music.
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But my parents.
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I was turned on by you know, the Stones, Led, Zeppelin, Beatles,
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Pink Floyd and most of this ship was oh.
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Sorry, I can't say that you did say what you want,
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all right.
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Most of this ship was done before I was born,
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but I loved it. So I don't think, you know,
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I think we don't see things that way because we're like,
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how did the kids know about stuff from our era?
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But like, think about this stuff you listened to when
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you were you know, like you like, I think we're
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the great music to exists, and it's timeless. And I
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don't mean that in the way of like people use
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that word so loosely. I mean it as like an
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eight year old kid here's led Zeppelin one for the
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first time and goes, fuck, that's it. Not thinking that
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eight year old kid isn't thinking, well, that was recorded
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before my dad was born and maybe before my grand
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you know, they're not thinking like that. That's what I
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mean by like, great music is timeless because the era
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was recorded shouldn't matter. Like I have listened to Pink
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Floyd my whole life. And the other night we had
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some friends over. Me and my wife had just put
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on Dark Side of the Moon on vinyl. We're sitting there.
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My buddy, a buddy of mine, never was a Pink
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Floyd fan, was just like, you know, he had never
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really paid attention to that record in the fact that
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like that was created that long, Like if that was
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created today, you would it would still go down as
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the most phenomen one of the most phenomenal records of
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all the time. So that's what I mean like great,
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shit is just time. It doesn't matter when it was created.
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It could be created tomorrow, it could be created before
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your parents were born, and it's still fucking great. So
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seeing kids falling in love with the music that we
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fall in love with, and some of the music and
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our parents fall in love with, it's just reassuring that
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this isn't going anywhere.
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Well, you know what, I think the key is musicianship,
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and I think that's on the rise again. Yeah, like
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a point that we wasn't and now you're getting even,
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Like you take these bands like Dirty Honey and bands
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like that that are bringing back that music of the seventies,
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meaning the musicianship.
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Yeah, yeah, I want to hear more human element in
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music again. I don't want to hear I mean, everyone
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got so good at computers that I think even the
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heaviest quote unquote scariest music being made recently doesn't raise
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a hair on my arm because it's so computerized and
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so perfect and so unreal to make. So the more
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human element I'm hearing in music again is exciting and
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that's what makes my hairstin on it and gives me goosebumps,
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you know, Like, and I think that's coming back, and
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I think that's exciting.
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Yeah, well, you know, it's funny you should say that
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because I say that all the time. You know the
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fact of like you have so many micro genres and subgenres.
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I'm saying like a lot of metal nowadays is like
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a formula that you plug in. But if you have
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a stay in, that's multiple, Like if all your band
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members have different you know, influences, genre influences. That's where
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the uniqueness comes from. Otherwise it's just all the same.
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Yeah, we don't. We need less of the same now.
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I'm hoping that that is on the rise too, like
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less of the same.
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You know.
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I want to know when I turn on something or
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someone plays me for some place something for me, I
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want it to be like I if I don't know
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who it is, I want to be like who is that?
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Or if I do know it is, I want to
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immediately know because they're so you know, it's so unique
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and so different, like oh that's this or that's that
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guy's voice, or that's this. I don't want it to
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be like, oh that sounds like this span, this band,
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this spand this ban.
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You know, I'm not looking for that in life anymore.
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Like if you hear under oath, you know it's under.
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Oath hopefully that's why.
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That's why.
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But still saying, like, go back to the eighties from
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when I started in it, the Big four of Thrash,
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none of them sounded the same at all. Yeah, they
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had maybe the same components, yes, but other than that,
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you could pick them out easily, like and you could
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pick out the guitars, you could pick out the drums,
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you could pick out the singer, all of it easily.
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And so I think that's what I want to see.
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Come back even more and more and more like where
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you're just a unique get rid of the AI, Like
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what's up with.
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The AI music?
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Like to me, like first they're taken in out of
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school and now you're gonna just take it out of
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musicians hands, And what good is it if it's just
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some computer generation?
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You know what?
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My my hope in theory is is that AI it's
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not going away and people aren't gonna stop using.
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It, but that that kind of musician.
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That's making the more mainstream and the more watered down
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and the more music being made for money and for
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success will be taken over by A because no one's
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to be able to outdo it and think about five years.
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You know.
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So what I think that's gonna do is lift the
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veil and like the artistic kids and the kids that
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are really doing you know, like weird avant garde like
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artistic shit, you know, like they're painting with a brush.
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You know, like that will come to the forefront because
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people are going to start to gravitate towards and see
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that because it's real because I don't think computers are
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gonna be able to create that kind of and and
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I don't know if this is the right word to use,
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but that kind of genius, like the the person.
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That it doesn't have the emotional passionate element that music means, yeah.
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In the to paint with that brush of like do
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like following the artistic mind and the brain of where
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it could create something that's not safe and not made
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for TV radio and success. But you know, where's the
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next Trent Resnor, Like people like Trent Resnor and Tom
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Yorke that make these songs that are just like.
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Where did that come from?
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And I don't, I don't, and I don't think AI
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will ever be able to do that. But I think
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AI can make a blockbuster, you know, success like big
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smash like machine wrapped up in plastic and zipped in
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a perfect bag and presented on a you know, silver
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platter for perfection, way better than a human will be
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able to do. But that's not hopefully, that's not what
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we're looking for, right well, you know.
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We're looking for what I just saw recently. Okay, you're
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talking about school rock. Now, there's more of those type
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of places popping up. There's one down in West Palm
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Beach by me. They just did a music festival in
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West Palm Beach called the five six to one Festival.
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There must have been forty bands, all from this school
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that is similar to school of Rock. And these kids
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were good. And it wasn't just kids, it was adult
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it was kids. There was this one punk band. Two
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of the members were like seven.
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And I was like, this is the best fucking band
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in the whole festival. Man, you know, so that's the
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stuff I love.
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Or like my grandson little did I know, Like his
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birthday last year, I'm like, what do you want for
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your birthday?
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A guitar? Hell, okay, let's go. We're going to Guitar Center.
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Yeah, and he He shocked the shit at of me
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cause I didn't even know he knew exactly what he wanted,
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what type of guitar. And they start playing a start
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playing Green Day. I was like, you know, schorts already
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there you go, wow, wow, you know, and uh, this year,
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he wanted to go back again, get a keyboard. He
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wanted to go back and get pedaled, like he's getting good.
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That's the only place he wants me to get him
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as gifts. Yeah, and I love that.
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I love that good good and yeah, like you bring
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it back full circle like you were telling me before
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this interview started that they're breaking records again at Rockville
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with attendance. And that's that's just exciting to me, is
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you know, I don't care the reason. I'm just glad
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people are here. You know, live music is something that
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you know. I'm a music you know, this is my job,
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you know, right, this is what I do for a living.
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I'm a diehard. I collect final I buy stuff from bands.
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I go to shows.
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Me and my wife go I mean we go to
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at least one show a month when I'm off at
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the minimum. And it is and it's not like oh,
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we got to go to a show because it's my
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job and I need to do research.
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