Interview with Kyle from Fragile Rock!

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I admit that I'm impressed since I'm
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someone legit to come and sit and talk
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some stuff.
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>> Hey everybody, how's it going? Yeah,
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we're gonna have us a really interesting
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show today. You may you may see already
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a little hint of what's going on. I've
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got a very special guest. Um, usually we
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talk with a gaming industry folks, but
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those guys get kind of meh after a bit.
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So, right now with me, I've got somebody
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who I'm excited to have on because I've
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been a big fan of of their stuff for a
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while. So, from the band Fragile Rock,
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I've got Kyle Denko. Hey, Kyle. Hi,
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everybody.
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So glad to be here.
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>> Yeah, it's awesome to have you on the
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show. So, how's it been going?
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>> Ah, pretty good, man. It's summertime
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and we're kind of on a short little
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vacation after uh some of our tour, but
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we're uh going to be back on the road
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pretty soon.
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>> Pretty cool.
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So, in case my viewers don't don't quite
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understand or know what's what the
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heck's going on here, what is Fragile
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Rock? What are you guys all about?
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>> Well, we're um we're Austin, Texas's
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third best emo puppet band. Yeah. So,
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uh, we're an emo puppet band and we sing
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songs about, you know, feelings and, um,
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anti-depressants
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and, uh, you know, things that go bad on
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in the world that we just that nobody
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likes talking about. But you know what?
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We hit those topics straight on.
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>> Yeah. Very cool. And And what role are
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you what role do you play in the band?
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Oh, well, um I'm a founding member,
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which I'm very proud of. Uh and also a
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auditioning guitarist.
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>> Um
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>> yeah. Well, uh see, uh
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yeah. Well, I went to I know I know
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Miles, our singer, uh from you know,
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we've been friends since we were in
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Hebrew school together. And uh well uh
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he you know he you know wants to keep
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things open just in case you know like
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um Slash or um you know some other
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Stevie Rayvon or you know like Eric
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Johnson or some other incredible
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guitarist is available that I might just
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you know uh you know I'm just kind of
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filling in the spot for right now for
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you know years.
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>> Oh okay.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Um I mean
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>> one day though. One day. One day I'll be
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a full-fledged member.
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>> Cool. Cool. Cool. I'm I'm I'm uh keeping
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my fingers crossed for you.
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>> Yeah. Aren't we all?
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>> Yeah. Yeah.
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>> But you've been
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>> But but but you've been doing a really
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good job, I think.
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>> Well, yeah. You know, I like to think
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Don't tell the rest of the band this
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because they'll get real mad. But I like
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to think that I'm the happy glue that
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keeps us all stuck together.
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>> Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm I'm digging that.
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So,
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>> yeah, because because when you feel bad,
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you just got to stuff those feelings way
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deep inside.
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Just like, you know, that's what I do. I
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just stuff them way deep inside. The
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others, you know, they might express it
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through yelling or screaming at me. But,
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you know, it's okay as long as as long
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as I'm happy. Yeah.
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>> Um,
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cool, cool, cool. So, uh, hey, you guys,
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you mentioned this, you guys were just,
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um, you you had started a tour recently.
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You're taking a little break and then
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you're going to be back on tour. So,
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how's that been going?
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>> Oh, man. That was a blast. You know,
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we've played some pretty big shows in
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the past. Uh, you know, we did NPR's
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Tiny Desk. Yeah, you can look it up.
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Fragile Rock Tiny Desk. We did that.
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We've done South by Southwest which is a
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big music film and interactive festival
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for we did that like seven years I think
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maybe and that was fun and so this time
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we got to see America.
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So we went to uh we went to Estis Park
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in uh Colorado and we also went to uh
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Las Vegas.
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>> Wow. Yeah. And I took a tour of the Punk
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Rock Museum there when I had some extra
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time. And the crowd there was awesome.
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We saw lots of puppets and lots of
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people that came out to see us.
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>> Oh, cool.
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>> Yeah. There was a whole puppet party
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>> and then we went to LA.
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LA.
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>> Wow.
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>> And we uh we played the show there and
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that was a blast. And then we drove all
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the way to Flagstaff, Arizona, and we
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just spent the night there. And then we
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went all the way to Santa Fe, New
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Mexico.
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>> That was fun, too. We played with a band
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called Bird Bath, which was a flute and
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drums.
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>> Huh.
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>> Yeah, that was really cool.
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>> Interesting.
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>> But we had a good time. We I mean
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Arizona is hot. I could almost feel my
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hot glue melting.
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>> Oh no. Oh [snorts] no. That's horrible.
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>> Yeah.
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>> U See, I'm I'm out of South Carolina and
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right now it is it's Well, it's like
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always hot here. So
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>> Yeah. We Well, we're from Austin, Texas,
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so it's always sweaty here.
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>> Right. Right. Right.
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>> Today it's only 90 degrees right now.
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>> Oh yeah. It's a nice cool 90° outside,
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>> but in two days it could be 105,
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>> right? Wow.
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>> That's not funny at all.
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>> No, I don't know. [snorts]
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So, wow. Um, so what what kind of cool
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places you guys got planned to go to
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um when the tour picks back up again?
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>> Oh, man. We are going to be uh well,
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first we're going to play a show uh uh
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let's see, I'm I'm looking it up right
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now. We've got um we're doing a big live
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show here in Austin uh at 3:10 Austin
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City Limits and we're going to record
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that show.
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>> Oh my goodness.
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>> And I think we're going to put the album
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out um if if everything turns out okay
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and we can get everything going, that's
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good. And then September 5th, we're
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gonna be uh in Chicago.
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>> Wow.
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>> Yeah. We're gonna be at the Color Club
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in Chicago. So, if you're up north,
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>> uh make the drive. Come and see us, hang
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out. Uh and then in October, we'll be in
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San Antonio and then Houston and then
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Fort Worth and then Houston again in
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December. So, we're gonna we're gonna be
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doing uh you know, Chicago and then a
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couple Texas Texas uh things for the
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rest of the year.
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>> That's really cool. Um I know it's it's
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probably a bit much to try to see if
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what it would take for get you guys out
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over here on the East Coast, but you
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know.
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>> Yeah, we we would like to tour again. We
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we do it with a lot of um some
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crowdfunding because, you know, gas
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prices are crazy right now.
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>> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And so it's tough
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for a lot of bands to tour just anyway.
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And a lot of bands are only, you know,
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three to maybe five people. But we have,
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so we have to keep this uh it's kind of
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annoying, but we keep this backup band
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that plays behind us sometimes.
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>> Huh.
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>> I don't really know what they do. I
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don't really know them that well, but uh
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they always want to come along. I don't
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know why.
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>> Nah. But there's four of us puppets and
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and right now three of those uh other
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other backstage people, I guess I could
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call them. Yeah.
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>> And so it's a little bit harder to to
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tour uh you know because you got to pay
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for hotels for all those
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>> and stuff. But but we were able to do
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it. And so I'm sure hopefully maybe next
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year we might do a little more touring.
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Uh it's tough to say.
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>> Okay. But we sure have a good time
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coming out and seeing all the puppet
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people from different parts of the
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planet.
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>> Yeah. And honestly, I've been looking
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into it and I'm trying to convinced um
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trying to convince John to take me to
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one of your shows somewhere.
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>> Oh my gosh. You should you should It's
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so fun.
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>> Yeah,
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>> it's so fun. I have fun. Even if I even
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if I wasn't in the band, I I'd probably
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be at the shows.
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>> Okay, cool. Very cool. Very cool. So,
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um, you guys have a couple albums out.
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Um, I know when I when I first found out
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about you guys, I'm not trying to be,
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you know, one of
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>> one of those people, but I heard about
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you were first.
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>> I was there first. No, I heard about you
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guys from um on NPR.
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>> Uh, Bob Boland was talking about how he
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was at South by Southwest and saw you
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guys and I think
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>> Yeah, I know him.
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>> I think that's what what led to you guys
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getting onto the tiny desk.
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Yeah.
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>> And then I remember um streaming that
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too. Yeah.
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>> Yeah. We were playing our I think it was
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our first South by Southwest show and at
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the end of the show this this odd man
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came up to uh one of our old backup
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singers, Bri, and he told her, [snorts]
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"I want you to play on my show on that
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tiny desk." and he put his card in her
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mouth.
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>> Wow. Why do people always do that?
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>> It was real weird. And then he just
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walked away. And so
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>> we ended up calling him and he was like,
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>> "Oh my god, I love you guys so much. I
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really want you to come on our show."
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>> And so we did a little crowdfunder, you
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know, to get some some money to to go
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out to DC and and film that. And that
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was incredible.
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I even got to do a couple little uh uh
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Easter egg videos.
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>> Oh, fairly cool. Very cool.
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>> Yeah, it was fun. It was fun. But it was
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amazing being just standing standing
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with my own little feet on a same spot
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that some of my favorite legends had
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performed like Steve Martin
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and uh Cranberries
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and
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Woo Tang. Oh yeah.
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>> Guar and Guir
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>> and Guir.
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I've been trying to get them on the
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show, too, but I'm not sure.
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>> Oh my gosh, they would be incredible.
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You know, I saw some of the some of uh
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Guar's masks at the Punk Rock Museum in
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in Las Vegas.
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>> Oh, cool. Just just over the just a
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couple months ago, I went to Richmond,
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Virginia, and we um we went to the Guire
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Bar, and I
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>> Guar Bar.
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>> Yeah. So, I got to see some of their
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they have a lot of their stuff. It's
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actually run by by one of the um the
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guar slaves.
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>> Oh, wow. That's cool. That Where is that
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in? Virginia.
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>> It's in Richmond, Virginia.
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>> Richmond, Virginia. I'm going to go
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there.
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>> Yeah. If you I highly recommend it. It
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was a lot of fun. It It feels like a
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little dive bar. It's a lot of guar
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stuff everywhere. And the And the food
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there was amazing.
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>> Oh, wow. I love food.
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>> Yeah. um at the at the Las Vegas Punk
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Rock Museum. See, that's owned by um Fat
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Mike from No Effects.
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>> Oh, cool.
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>> Yeah. So, it's basically he took all the
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stuff out of his storage units,
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>> put them in a museum, and there's a bar
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downstairs, too.
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>> And they even have um punk rock legends
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or stars uh do tours like every day
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almost.
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>> Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah, it was pretty cool.
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>> I might have to check that out, too. Put
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that on my list of places to go. So,
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let's let's bring it back over to
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talking about um you and Fragile Rock.
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>> Oh, yeah.
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>> Yeah. So, um you guys have got a couple
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albums out now. Um that's when I started
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with this. Yeah. And um I remember I got
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the Weepy EP um just as soon as I could.
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It was great. And then um you have two
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other albums. Um what are they?
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>> Oh, that's a that's a good question. Um
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the first one Well, the second one is
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Micro Famous. And the second one um what
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was that called? That's a good question.
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I haven't even listened to that album in
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I don't know, probably a couple years.
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>> I keep getting it. I keep getting it and
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and the weepy EP mixed up because
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there's something overlap there.
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>> Yeah, the weepy EP we kind of just
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pieced together and Oh, yeah.
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>> Um and that was a lot of fun. The the
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first album that we did um which might
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be the I am sad and so am I. That might
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be the album.
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>> Um that was our first single that we did
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a video for.
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>> Yeah.
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>> And
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the first album we did All by ourselves.
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>> Wow. Um, actually we had one guy do all
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the recording, engineering, and
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producing and everything all all in
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about a two week period.
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>> And so it was pretty rough. And who
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knows, maybe one day uh we'll go back
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and we'll remaster that first album to
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make it sound better.
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>> Um, that was also a while back ago. But
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our latest album, Micro Famous, we
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wanted to do this on vinyl. And we
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actually went into a real recording
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studio, and had somebody, an engineer,
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um, mix us and, um, do all the mastering
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and record us. And we did it more
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professional style, you know what I
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mean?
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>> Because, you know, your second album,
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>> you got to do it right. Yeah.
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>> So everybody knows you're serious.
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And that was a great great fun. We had a
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good time in the studio and um uh yeah,
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so we put that on a on a vinyl and then
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once we have the vinyl Wow,
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vinyl's cool.
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>> Oh yeah, that's a really fun album. I
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was listening to it uh just this morning
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in preparation for all this because
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>> Yeah. And you know with with vinyl you
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can sign autographs on it too.
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>> Oh yeah. And we've done some of that. So
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when we're out at our shows and if you
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buy an an album, just ask one of us to
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sign it and we'll be like, "Sure, why
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not? I'll sign."
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>> That sounds cool. I
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sounds like a plan.
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>> Yeah.
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>> So, what's what's probably the best way
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that our Well, first off, what's the
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best way that our viewers can go check
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you guys out and what's the best way
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they can support you guys?
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Well, um you can go to our um website at
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fragileband.com.
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That's number one. And that's where we
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keep all of our show dates. And we even
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have some merch for sale. We have some
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t-shirts and um I think we have buttons
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now, too. I'm not sure what's available
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on the site right now, but um when you
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come to our live shows, we'll have a
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merch table with records, t-shirts, and
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things like that. You can also check out
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YouTube and uh you know whenever you do
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a search our name somehow gets confused
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with some other uh I don't know thing
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entity world
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>> I saw that I saw that
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>> it's like Fargo
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something farle rogue I don't know what
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it is
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>> never heard of it but we're fragile rock
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yes we Italian that's our Italian fans
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love to call us fragile rockh Uh, and so
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you can you can search Fragile Rock Band
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on YouTube, on Instagram. Uh, we're on
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Instagram a lot. Are we on Facebook? I'm
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sure we're on Facebook.
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>> Nah, I think everybody's reluctantly on
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Facebook these days.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. But, um, that's pretty much
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that's pretty much a good way to reach
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us.
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>> Okay.
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>> And I actually have Don't tell the rest
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of the band. I think some of them know,
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but I have my own Instagram.
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Yeah, it's called the fragile Kyle.
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>> Oh, okay.
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>> Yeah, it's just for me.
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>> And I sometimes I post updates and
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pictures and
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>> sometimes I'll sometimes I hack into the
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Fragile Rock web page
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>> and I'll do a live stream. I haven't
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done one in a while. I should do one
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pretty soon, but a live stream. But
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usually we just end up talking about
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movies.
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>> But sometimes my mom will pop she'll
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she'll yell at me in the background. So,
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>> I mean, I know that's not very
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professional, but you know, when you
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live with your mom, that's just
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sometimes that happens.
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>> Huh.
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>> Okay. So, um I take it from from some of
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the songs and from some of the stuff
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I've read that at the very least you are
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also into gaming.
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>> Yes, I love gaming.
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>> Cool. I've been gaming since I was just
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a pile of of felts and foam.
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>> Ah, wow. So, what what types of gaming
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are you into?
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>> Oh, man. Well, right off the bat, I'm
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gonna have to go with Tetris.
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>> I mean, it's a classic. It's good for
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anytime.
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>> Okay.
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>> Whether whether you're you're hyped up
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or you're hyped down. Mainly when I'm
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hyped down, I'll just put those squares
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right in the blocks. I do love a good
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good session of a GTA 5, you know. I
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still love that game. But you want to
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know one of my number one favorite games
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is right now.
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>> Yeah. What is it?
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>> Skate period.
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Skate
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>> period. It's just a skate. It's just
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skate. It used to be skate and then
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skate two and then skate three. Now it's
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just skate period.
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>> Period.
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>> Skate period. Interesting.
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>> And you just skate. That's all you do.
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You just skate around the city and Yeah.
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you you pop shove its and you pop kick
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flips and you pop 180s and you spin
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around and then and then you hit a bus.
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>> Oh.
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>> And then you get up and you just keep
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skating.
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>> Yeah. Okay.
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>> Yeah. It's hard to do that in real life.
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So, I just like to do it in the game.
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>> Plus my mom. my mom, you know, she
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always makes me wear pads and then all
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the other all the other guys at the
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skate park make fun of me because I'm
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wearing all my pads, you know, so
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whatever. Anyway, that's another thing.
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>> Okay. Um, are you into any uh tabletop
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role playing games or tabletop board
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games?
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>> Oh man, you just asked the wrong
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question.
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>> Uh oh.
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>> I play DN D. Ah, okay. Okay.
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>> Oh, yeah. Classic DN D. I love it.
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Sometimes I'm a ranger, sometimes I'm a
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sorcerer, sometimes I'm a warlock.
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>> Uh, you know, sometimes I'm a I'm a dumb
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barbarian, but very rarely.
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>> Um, sometimes I like to do it bard so
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that I can do that. That way,
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>> you know, people have to listen to me
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when I do my free form poetry.
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>> Um, okay. I try to do that on stage
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sometimes in between songs when it's
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getting a little slow
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>> and and it seems like the audience is
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into it but then you know Milo or or
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Lionus always you know yell at me to
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shut up so I don't usually get to finish
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it but you know with D and D if you're a
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bard you can just write all the poetry
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you want and then you know just they
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have to listen to you they have to
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um huh yeah
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Unless they they cast a spell of silence
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or something to silence me, and
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>> that's only happened a few times.
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>> Oh, okay.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Um, well, I ask everybody who comes on
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the show these two questions, and it's
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very appropriate to ask you. So, um,
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what type of character do you tend to
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like to play the most?
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H,
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you know, I'd probably have to say
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probably have to say
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an elven warlock.
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>> Oh, interesting.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. Because, you know, I think
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it's cool. Well, you know, I'm not real
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good around like fire and stuff because
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>> well, you know what what I'm made out of
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and stuff, you know, just the way the
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way the maker made me, I am susceptible
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to flames. So, when I'm a when I'm a
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warlock or a sorcerer, I like to uh be
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like a flamethrower guy to where I can
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hold some fire in my hand and then throw
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some fireballs. [snorts]
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>> Oh, okay. That does sound pretty cool.
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>> Yeah.
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Just chuck a bunch of d6s at the table
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and
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>> Yeah. And that way, that way I don't
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have to, you know, also walk up to any
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big big big scary monsters and punch
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them in the face, anything, you know.
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>> Yeah, that makes sense.
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>> I'm kind of little. I'm kind of little.
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>> So, what's um Well, what got you into
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gaming? This is the other question I
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tend to ask.
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Whoa. Well, I mean, you know, when you
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grow up with a single mom and, you know,
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you're you're not quite like all the
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other kids out there, um, you know, you
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you find some friends that, you know,
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are into some of the same kind of stuff
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as you. And so, you know, for me it was
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it was movies. Movies got me into
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uh enjoying the fantastical life, you
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know, or fantastical worlds. magic and
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dragons and and cobalts and gnomes and
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gnome, you know, Lord of the Rings and
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uh all of those fun imaginative stories.
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>> I I learned that you could be them and
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live in that world through Dungeons and
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Dragons.
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>> Wow, that is pretty cool.
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>> So, and so I wanted to play that. So, I
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got I found some uh I found some fellow
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peoples at um my local um gaming store,
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comic book gaming store, and and we
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started playing
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>> and it was a blast. So, I suggest
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anybody that's, you know, looking to
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fill a a Saturday afternoon or maybe a
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weekday evening, um, uh, find some
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friends and and get some get a couple
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sets of dice and maybe a starter kit or
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even like a oneoff homegrown homebrew
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type story and have someone DM it. It's
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not as hard.
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>> Yeah, it's
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>> not as hard as it as people think and
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anybody can do it and it's a lot of fun.
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It's basically group storytelling. And I
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like telling stories
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>> and I like groups.
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>> Very works together.
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>> Yeah. Yeah. Very cool. So, um, so Kyle,
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why don't you tell our viewers again uh
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where where they can go find you guys
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and check out your music and possibly um
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check you guys out again just because
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you're on tour. Yeah. Yeah, we're gonna
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So, if you want to find out about us,
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check us out at fragilerockband.com.
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You can also find us as fragileband on
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Instagram. Um, you can also listen to us
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on all the streaming services. We go
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through Dro Kid, so it should be
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available on um Spotify. Um, uh, let's
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see, YouTube Music. Um, what else is
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there? Uh, and I'm not sure if we're on
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title. I think yeah, we are on title as
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well if you want to support a music
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streaming service. That's
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>> why evil is so many other ones. Anyway,
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um and then we're also going to be back
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on the road. Um, if you want to come to
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our live recording album, uh, or live
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show to record hopefully an album,
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that's going to be September 3rd at 3:10
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at Austin City Limits Live
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>> in Austin, Texas.
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>> And then we'll be in Chicago on
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September 5th, just two days later, at
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the Color Club in Chicago, Illinois. And
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then after that, uh, we'll be in San
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Antonio on October 30th. And then
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Halloween night, we'll be at Dan
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Electro's Guitar Bar in Houston, Texas.
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>> And then in November, we'll be at the
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Cicada in Fort Worth, Texas. And then
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December 9th, we'll be at the Two-Headed
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Dog in Houston, Texas. So, we got a lot
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of we got a lot of shows uh, you know,
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booked up for this year. And then uh
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we'll see what happens next year.
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>> Very cool. I hope I can get I hope I can
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get to get to one of those shows at
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least and check you guys out because
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>> Oh, I hope I hope you can make it too so
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I can meet you in person. We can take a
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picture together.
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>> That'd be awesome. I would really like
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that.
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>> We're kind of taking a picture together
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right now if you think about it. But
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>> wow, that's thinking about Okay. Ah,
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yeah.
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>> All right. Almost got caught. I almost
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got caught in the in the matrix there.
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>> Right. Right. Little spiraling action
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going on.
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>> Yeah,
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>> that happens all the time to me.
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>> Oh, okay. Um, well, it was awesome
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getting to talk to you, Kyle. Um, again,
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everyone, go check out Fragile Rock, and
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I hope you have a good rest of your day,
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and I hope you have an awesome rest of
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the the tour for this year.
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>> A thanks, man. I can't wait to see
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everybody out there at all of our shows
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and come check us out. Shoot us a
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message on uh on uh the Instagrams.
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We're always, you know, hanging out
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there.
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>> Awesome. Cool. All right. Well, bye,
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Kyle. Bye. I'll see everybody later.
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Well,
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Tomorrow
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if you like it, you know what to do.
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Light go too
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on the blue sky.
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Yeah. On the first part, too.
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Ha.
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Yeah.
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Rocking out with you. Yeah.
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What the
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I guess that's it now.
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Yeah.