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Hey, you dont you here?
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Cru Wow, pray you.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here with
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Doctor Hall.
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No, you can't grating Ringmaster Monty blitz Fist from Evil Scarecrow. See.
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I like when the band does it better because they
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do it cool, you know, And and then I don't
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fuck up the band name like yours. I can't screw up.
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You'd have to be pretty dumb to screw up that name.
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But I bet some media people have.
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Some sung title Doctor He gets called Dr Evil d
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Evil from Austin.
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Oh. Yeah.
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It's really comedy when people, especially like written publication and
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stuff like that, just get certain song titles and names wrong.
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It just makes it funnier than it already is, right exactly.
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See. I think bands should like do songs like that.
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I think that I've heard one song by a band
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that they make fun of what all the press people
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call their names. I think every band should do that,
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because that'd be funny as hell.
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We're always looking for more funny.
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I look at us, you guys look really freaking cool.
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We almost match, except I'm a different band. But it's
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the same idea. Because you see the back of my hoodie,
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it's like an that's pretty cool. I love it, and
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yours is fucking cool too. The pants I need pants
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like that. Oh my god, that's awesome. So for everybody listening,
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they have the coolest, coolest outfits here at all of Bloodstock.
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Wow, thank you very much.
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I appreciate it.
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Now you're gonna also be the best performance of all Bloodstock, right.
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Uh So I don't know the answer to this, So
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I'm asking have you played Bloodstock before in all these
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twenty five years that we're celebrating.
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Yes, so we've.
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Done made stage a handful of times. The last time
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we played was a couple of years ago and we
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headlined the Sophie Lancaster Sade, which was nice thing for us,
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slight that the whole foundation being involved with Bloodstock means
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a hell of a lot. And to be able to
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headline that festival, it was one of my boocket lists
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for things to do in life, was to headline that
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that stage.
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I think that's one of the coolest things about this
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festival too, Like I have while being Pink tomorrow, but
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one of my bands here is real nice. That's the
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Sophie Lancaster one, you know, and what a great thing
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that Bloodstock does.
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Inclusivity of the place they underground, grassroots, championing you know,
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bands that are on such a lower level to get
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them to the point where they need to be. And
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that's all they've done since day one, and it's just
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so fucking amicable, like we love them.
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For it absolutely, And you know, for those that are
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listening that don't know the story, Sophie Lancaster and her
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boyfriend were leaving walking home and they got jumped for
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being goth and she got killed. And it's absolutely fucking
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ridiculous that somebody should get killed just because of what
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they look like and how they dress, Like, who cares.
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If you don't like it, don't look exactly, go fuck yourself.
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But it's so cool what they do here a Bloodstock
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because they name a stage after the foundation is here
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all the time. And the coolest thing is all us
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metal heads that look evil and dark and we're black
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all wear pink tomorrow, you know, And that's the way
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it should be, because there was if.
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There was a visual image to some of what this
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festival is about.
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It's that tomorrow exactly, you know, and you're you're guy
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dressed like that today because you got on here close
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in your shirt, I'm a lot.
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More colorful than I normally am. All the fake blood,
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which is yet I added a bit of pink in
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there for him.
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It's just a little bit of pink.
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Yeah, there you go? Is it? But is it real blood?
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It should be? It should be, yeah, exactly, kitten's blood. Right. So,
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tell our listeners a little bit about how you guys
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describe yourself as a band. I don't mean genre, but you.
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Know, corny, we're like a family man.
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We're here, Yeah, we're like, we're like a family dude
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and antithesis of.
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The people who maybe take metal a bit too seriously, right,
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I think we're.
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Here to make people happy, to make people laugh, write
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some good songs along the way, and you know, forget
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how to play your songs.
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Can you laughing too much? Right?
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Exactly?
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This is the best time to do it with what
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the fox going off in the world at the moment.
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Kind of swear by the way you could say whatever
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the fuck you want, sorry.
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Yeah, So you know, people need a bit of laughter,
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you know what I mean? Absolutely, Like, you know, hope
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we make them all laugh tonight.
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And I love what you just said, because, like I
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stard in the eighties, like in the original Sunset Strip
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days and the gatekeeping shit was such bullshit, and like
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you're talking about metal heads taking themselves too seriously, that
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was definitely that time, you know. And there's still some
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of it now, but less and less.
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We're trying to break through it like one one, you know,
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piece by piece, one one day at a time, just
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trying to have a little bit more fun each day
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and just just get rid of that nonsensical, negative bullshit.
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Well, this is where we escape all the bullshit in
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the world. Number one, number two. If you're not having
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fun in this industry, it's the wrong industry because everything
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else sucks. The fun part is why you're here, you know,
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and that's the beast place for it exactly. Bloodstock's definitely
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I do festivals all over to US, UK and Europe.
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Bloodstock is the most family oriented, inclusive fun festival I
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think in the world, and I love that the people
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that run it, they keep it family like that. So
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tell everybody how they can if they haven't heard your music,
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how they can check you guys out, get your merchu
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because they can't buy your and they can't listen to
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my show unless they buy your merch That's the rule exactly,
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because that's the only way you get to the next gig.
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And I don't think people realize that.
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Yeah, so we have a website evill Scarecrow dot cut
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at UK. You can buy all much from there.
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I would recommend catching a YouTube videos playing one of
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our shows at Bloodstock because you kind of have to
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see it to believe it.
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That exactly. That's what's cool about you is like anybody
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could you know, write music and then just get up
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on stage and play it like they're playing the album.
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But live to me should be a performance that is entertaining,
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not just the music. It's a full sensory experience.
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You were recently having that conversation as well.
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And it's not to it's not to naysay against any
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bands in any way, shape or form.
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I love when bands are so close.
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To their albums and the musicianship is incredible. But we're
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kidding ourselves if we if we don't get a little
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bit bored halfway through. Yeah, you just stood in the
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same spot playing the music exactly as it should be
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played exactly.
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Not overly inclusive.
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It gets a bit sort of like, well, okay, I.
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Mean we've had times where like things aren't start, things
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aren't worked, and then Doctael goes grave digger, do something,
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do something, do something on the spot.
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So I started playing a bit dranduran, there we go.
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That's how random. We are nice.
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And the fact is live music shouldn't be perfect. You're right,
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that's why you're making in the studio. To make it
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perfect live you took your humans wats and all. Yeah, exactly,
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you know.
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Like you know they wrong with a bit of imperfection.
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Exactly, and you know what, people appreciate it more. I remember,
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way back nineteen eighty three, Van Halen was headlining the
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US festival Okay, David Lee Roth. They were playing talking
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about love and he wasn't singing, and Eddie looked over
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him and he just went to like three hundred thousand people,
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He's like, I fucking forgot the words, and the whole
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place cheered like it was the best thing ever. And
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then one person heckled him and he turned to him
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typical no, he goes, I will fuck your girlfriend.
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He said.
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We so see, there it is. That's the way it
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should be, and that's why I love that you guys
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are here at Bloodstock because you are going to kick
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ass and it doesn't matter about the perfections and there's
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that we all have fun together. Well, thanks for being
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here and thanks for being on the adventures.
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Yeah, thank you so much for having me. Thank you
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for listening to the Adventures of Pipement on w fur
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Hey, you dont you here?
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Cru Wow, pray you.
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This is the pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe
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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here with
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Doctor Hall.
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No, you can't grating Ringmaster Monty blitz Fist from Evil Scarecrow. See.
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I like when the band does it better because they
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do it cool, you know, And and then I don't
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fuck up the band name like yours. I can't screw up.
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You'd have to be pretty dumb to screw up that name.
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But I bet some media people have.
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Some sung title Doctor He gets called Dr Evil d
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Evil from Austin.
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Oh. Yeah.
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It's really comedy when people, especially like written publication and
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stuff like that, just get certain song titles and names wrong.
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It just makes it funnier than it already is, right exactly.
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See. I think bands should like do songs like that.
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I think that I've heard one song by a band
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that they make fun of what all the press people
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call their names. I think every band should do that,
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because that'd be funny as hell.
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We're always looking for more funny.
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I look at us, you guys look really freaking cool.
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We almost match, except I'm a different band. But it's
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the same idea. Because you see the back of my hoodie,
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it's like an that's pretty cool. I love it, and
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yours is fucking cool too. The pants I need pants
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like that. Oh my god, that's awesome. So for everybody listening,
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they have the coolest, coolest outfits here at all of Bloodstock.
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Wow, thank you very much.
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I appreciate it.
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Now you're gonna also be the best performance of all Bloodstock, right.
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Uh So I don't know the answer to this, So
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I'm asking have you played Bloodstock before in all these
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twenty five years that we're celebrating.
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Yes, so we've.
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Done made stage a handful of times. The last time
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we played was a couple of years ago and we
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headlined the Sophie Lancaster Sade, which was nice thing for us,
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slight that the whole foundation being involved with Bloodstock means
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a hell of a lot. And to be able to
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headline that festival, it was one of my boocket lists
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for things to do in life, was to headline that
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that stage.
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I think that's one of the coolest things about this
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festival too, Like I have while being Pink tomorrow, but
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one of my bands here is real nice. That's the
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Sophie Lancaster one, you know, and what a great thing
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that Bloodstock does.
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Inclusivity of the place they underground, grassroots, championing you know,
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bands that are on such a lower level to get
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them to the point where they need to be. And
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that's all they've done since day one, and it's just
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so fucking amicable, like we love them.
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For it absolutely, And you know, for those that are
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listening that don't know the story, Sophie Lancaster and her
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boyfriend were leaving walking home and they got jumped for
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being goth and she got killed. And it's absolutely fucking
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ridiculous that somebody should get killed just because of what
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they look like and how they dress, Like, who cares.
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If you don't like it, don't look exactly, go fuck yourself.
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But it's so cool what they do here a Bloodstock
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because they name a stage after the foundation is here
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all the time. And the coolest thing is all us
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metal heads that look evil and dark and we're black
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all wear pink tomorrow, you know, And that's the way
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it should be, because there was if.
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There was a visual image to some of what this
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festival is about.
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It's that tomorrow exactly, you know, and you're you're guy
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dressed like that today because you got on here close
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in your shirt, I'm a lot.
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More colorful than I normally am. All the fake blood,
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which is yet I added a bit of pink in
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there for him.
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It's just a little bit of pink.
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Yeah, there you go? Is it? But is it real blood?
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It should be? It should be, yeah, exactly, kitten's blood. Right. So,
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tell our listeners a little bit about how you guys
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describe yourself as a band. I don't mean genre, but you.
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Know, corny, we're like a family man.
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We're here, Yeah, we're like, we're like a family dude
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and antithesis of.
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The people who maybe take metal a bit too seriously, right,
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Here to make people happy, to make people laugh, write
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some good songs along the way, and you know, forget
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how to play your songs.
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Can you laughing too much? Right?
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Exactly?
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This is the best time to do it with what
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the fox going off in the world at the moment.
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Kind of swear by the way you could say whatever
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the fuck you want, sorry.
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Yeah, So you know, people need a bit of laughter,
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you know what I mean? Absolutely, Like, you know, hope
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we make them all laugh tonight.
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And I love what you just said, because, like I
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stard in the eighties, like in the original Sunset Strip
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days and the gatekeeping shit was such bullshit, and like
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you're talking about metal heads taking themselves too seriously, that
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was definitely that time, you know. And there's still some
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of it now, but less and less.
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We're trying to break through it like one one, you know,
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piece by piece, one one day at a time, just
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trying to have a little bit more fun each day
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and just just get rid of that nonsensical, negative bullshit.
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Well, this is where we escape all the bullshit in
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the world. Number one, number two. If you're not having
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fun in this industry, it's the wrong industry because everything
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else sucks. The fun part is why you're here, you know,
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and that's the beast place for it exactly. Bloodstock's definitely
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I do festivals all over to US, UK and Europe.
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Bloodstock is the most family oriented, inclusive fun festival I
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think in the world, and I love that the people
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that run it, they keep it family like that. So
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tell everybody how they can if they haven't heard your music,
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how they can check you guys out, get your merchu
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because they can't buy your and they can't listen to
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my show unless they buy your merch That's the rule exactly,
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because that's the only way you get to the next gig.
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And I don't think people realize that.
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Yeah, so we have a website evill Scarecrow dot cut
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at UK. You can buy all much from there.
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I would recommend catching a YouTube videos playing one of
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our shows at Bloodstock because you kind of have to
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see it to believe it.
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That exactly. That's what's cool about you is like anybody
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could you know, write music and then just get up
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on stage and play it like they're playing the album.
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But live to me should be a performance that is entertaining,
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not just the music. It's a full sensory experience.
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You were recently having that conversation as well.
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And it's not to it's not to naysay against any
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bands in any way, shape or form.
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I love when bands are so close.
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To their albums and the musicianship is incredible. But we're
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kidding ourselves if we if we don't get a little
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bit bored halfway through. Yeah, you just stood in the
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same spot playing the music exactly as it should be
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played exactly.
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Not overly inclusive.
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It gets a bit sort of like, well, okay, I.
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Mean we've had times where like things aren't start, things
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aren't worked, and then Doctael goes grave digger, do something,
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do something, do something on the spot.
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So I started playing a bit dranduran, there we go.
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That's how random. We are nice.
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And the fact is live music shouldn't be perfect. You're right,
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that's why you're making in the studio. To make it
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perfect live you took your humans wats and all. Yeah, exactly,
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you know.
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Like you know they wrong with a bit of imperfection.
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Exactly, and you know what, people appreciate it more. I remember,
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way back nineteen eighty three, Van Halen was headlining the
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US festival Okay, David Lee Roth. They were playing talking
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about love and he wasn't singing, and Eddie looked over
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him and he just went to like three hundred thousand people,
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He's like, I fucking forgot the words, and the whole
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place cheered like it was the best thing ever. And
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then one person heckled him and he turned to him
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typical no, he goes, I will fuck your girlfriend.
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He said.
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We so see, there it is. That's the way it
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should be, and that's why I love that you guys
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are here at Bloodstock because you are going to kick
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ass and it doesn't matter about the perfections and there's
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that we all have fun together. Well, thanks for being
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here and thanks for being on the adventures.
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Yeah, thank you so much for having me. Thank you
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