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Day To Attend | Matt Connarton Unleashed
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Speaker 7: I love it. That is ghost inside. The band is
Speaker 7: day to attend and we've got the guys here. We're
Speaker 7: gonna be speaking with them in just a moment. Welcome everybody.
Speaker 7: We have entered our number two Newmarrow dose of Matton
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Speaker 7: m n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,
Speaker 7: New Hampshire. You can stream the show from anywhere. Go
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Speaker 7: et cetera, et cetera. If you are listening live. It
Speaker 7: is Saturday, April eleven, twenty twenty six. Jenny is here
Speaker 7: of course at the news table, President account for and
Speaker 7: we have let's go ahe and get these mics on.
Speaker 7: We've got day to attend here with us in studio.
Speaker 7: Welcome guys, what's up?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 7: Hey? All right, you know the you know the tradition.
Speaker 7: We'll start in the corner. Please tell us who you
Speaker 7: are and what you do in the band.
Speaker 8: I am Larry Williams. I am the beat of this band.
Speaker 7: The beat.
Speaker 8: It's all about me. I play drums in the band.
Speaker 7: Very good.
Speaker 9: Welcome Larry, thank you. Ed I'm Edward Nikolaidis. I play
Speaker 9: guitar in some bass.
Speaker 7: Very good, very good.
Speaker 10: Jeff Richard's lead voice, mouth loudmouth, annoying one. I do
Speaker 10: the vo goals and a little acoustic guitar.
Speaker 7: Very good. And you, sir, oh, hang on, Bruce, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: this is this is lower than next for Bruce.
Speaker 11: My name is Bruce Gates. I play bass in a
Speaker 11: little bit of guitar, back of vocals.
Speaker 7: All right, welcome, welcome guys. Uh, so we have some
Speaker 7: new music from you. We're going to be featuring in
Speaker 7: a few minutes. But so well let's address this. So
Speaker 7: you guys are a four piece now, yes we are.
Speaker 7: And I think now, you guys you were a five
Speaker 7: piece for a while, but you weren't always a five
Speaker 7: piece before that, right, we're like, then we went to five,
Speaker 7: That's what I thought.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but since we got Bruce in the band, we're
Speaker 10: able to if we need to be a four piece
Speaker 10: because he plays bass. Two yeah, and then now it's
Speaker 10: cool that he plays bass too, So the guys do
Speaker 10: some switching around.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay in real time, in real yeah, yeah, well
Speaker 9: things are being switched around.
Speaker 10: The constant stay is thus four right, just work, it
Speaker 10: works good, it's it's fun, right.
Speaker 11: We do well together, the four of us.
Speaker 7: Logistically, it's easier in some ways, right, you know, when
Speaker 7: you're when you're booking shows and stuff, it's it's easier
Speaker 7: if you got four people than five people.
Speaker 10: Yeah, then we only have to pay each other. We
Speaker 10: get more money, right too, there you go, yeah, rent money,
Speaker 10: yeah kidding, we'll get with some of the bums sitting
Speaker 10: outside to come in and you know, pay some rent
Speaker 10: or something.
Speaker 7: Right, right, it's funny. I was, you know, a long
Speaker 7: time ago. I was in a band called First Shove,
Speaker 7: and First Shove had always been a five piece, and then, uh,
Speaker 7: we lost one of our guitar players. And and I
Speaker 7: remember Rich Burke, who was the one original member of
Speaker 7: the band, so he was kind of the de facto leader.
Speaker 7: He said, uh, maybe we should just be a four
Speaker 7: piece for a while. And it was, you know, only
Speaker 7: having one guitar because it was you know, the kind
Speaker 7: of thing where you know, there was always that two
Speaker 7: guitar attack, but it was like, Eh, after a few shows,
Speaker 7: it was like, oh, it's kind of easier.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's kind of like we've been rehearsing as a
Speaker 10: four piece and just like yeah, they switch on a
Speaker 10: couple of songs, so they you know, to still play bass,
Speaker 10: still play guitar recording. We're just gonna have a you know,
Speaker 10: if anybody can do whatever they want on the recording,
Speaker 10: they can all play guitar as they can.
Speaker 7: You can play bass on half the song, you play.
Speaker 12: In the middle of a song.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's gonna be gonna be fun. It just works
Speaker 7: the four yeah, Joe, Well, yeah, yeah, outstanding. And so
Speaker 7: you've been recording, so tell us about these uh so well,
Speaker 7: South Louisiana, So tell me about this track. This is
Speaker 7: really really good.
Speaker 10: So we just walk into practice one day and Bruce
Speaker 10: is messing around on the guitar and then I turned
Speaker 10: my vocal mic on and then I'm like hmmm, and
Speaker 10: I think I said, hey, what's that and he says, oh,
Speaker 10: just something I'm messing And then I get a big
Speaker 10: smile because if it's if it's his, that means I
Speaker 10: can put something to it, right, And yeah, I just
Speaker 10: started kind of singing something. Ed started putting some stuff
Speaker 10: to Larry started playing some drums, and we just kept
Speaker 10: jamming it and jamming it. And then yeah, we started
Speaker 10: playing it at gigs and people like, what's that song? Yeah,
Speaker 10: I'm like, oh yeah, and uh, it took us a
Speaker 10: while to get it recorded, but yeah, we found the
Speaker 10: right time in our schedule to dip into it, and
Speaker 10: we started at the beginning of the year. Then we
Speaker 10: all got the plague for like two months and we're
Speaker 10: sick and cold. Yeah, brutal, and so yeah, it's it's
Speaker 10: it's cool. It's out now on all the digital platforms,
Speaker 10: and so we're excited for people enjoyed it so much live.
Speaker 10: It's gonna be it's gonna be nice to have the
Speaker 10: feedback what they if they like, what they like about
Speaker 10: the recording.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, well it's interesting to me. Is so the
Speaker 7: two tracks you sent me, so you've got that, but
Speaker 7: you've also got not coming Back, the down South mix.
Speaker 7: So I'm curious, I mean, is did one influence the
Speaker 7: other because you've you know, you've got they both have
Speaker 7: a southern theme apparently, right, Yeah.
Speaker 10: It was, I don't know, it was just kind of
Speaker 10: like like I needed any more to work on. But
Speaker 10: I was like, you know what, like not coming back.
Speaker 10: There's an acoustic version of it on the CD. Yes,
Speaker 10: but it's not really like it's it's not a true
Speaker 10: acoustic version, you know, it's more you know, it's I
Speaker 10: don't know, I just want to do something more. We
Speaker 10: put a twelve string part to it, took out some stuff.
Speaker 10: Sometimes the things you take away really add yes. Yes,
Speaker 10: just made it more simple. Yeah, And I was like
Speaker 10: this kind of sounds cool. I played it for the
Speaker 10: guys like cool, and I'm like, ah, this is gonna
Speaker 10: be a digital B side, Okay. I love like back
Speaker 10: in the day with the records or even the cassette singles,
Speaker 10: you always had that B side. Yeah, and now everything's digital,
Speaker 10: but why not we can still have a digital B side?
Speaker 7: Yeah. I was like like growing up, you know, more
Speaker 7: so with UK artists, they would they would put, you know,
Speaker 7: a B side that wasn't something that was on the album,
Speaker 7: because you know, most American artists, it would just be
Speaker 7: you know, the label would pick a throwaway track from
Speaker 7: the album and that would be the B side, something
Speaker 7: that they didn't think they were We're going to release
Speaker 7: as a single. But bands like like Oasis always did this,
Speaker 7: like all their b sides were were new. Like my
Speaker 7: favorite Oasis song is Acquiesce.
Speaker 12: That's a B side one of my favorite bands I love.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, But but I always thought that
Speaker 7: was cool. So digital B side. I like that concept. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's excellent.
Speaker 11: Our next single will have a dance mix as the
Speaker 11: B side.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 11: That was a common thing too, right, like someone releases song,
Speaker 11: yeah the dance mix or whatever.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Joe, we could probably do that.
Speaker 7: Probably, we can do whatever we want. Yeah, that's the thing. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's the thing. Well, should we play this? Should we
Speaker 7: play South Louisiana?
Speaker 10: I think it's time the world needs to hear this.
Speaker 7: Now has this been heard?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: Has this been heard anywhere on the radio already? No,
Speaker 7: this is the debut of this. So this is the
Speaker 7: World Radio Premiere.
Speaker 10: World Radio, we always come to you with our premieres.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that. Now I'm looking for the bump for
Speaker 7: the world premiere. Oh there it is, and he excuse
Speaker 7: to play the bumper? All right, very good. So here
Speaker 7: it is the World Radio Premiere, brand new from day
Speaker 7: to attend. South Louisiana.
Speaker 10: Franken, you are listening to wumin h.
Speaker 12: World premiere.
Speaker 4: I won't quit you facts under that must have prettier
Speaker 4: one hell of I don't think i've seen the sun.
Speaker 5: For Jipsy tell me back.
Speaker 6: I still can't remember. I can't remember your name.
Speaker 4: Let's see you water chans.
Speaker 9: In my side.
Speaker 1: If I don't find the world. The mist b.
Speaker 4: Who was a whist ring in South.
Speaker 13: Upber women may set down all said, I still can't remember.
Speaker 4: I can't remember your name.
Speaker 5: Cook he that's us.
Speaker 10: You can't aforner.
Speaker 4: Or South Louisy.
Speaker 3: Checks her a coffee curl.
Speaker 4: It's the nail word. Out of town, out of town,
Speaker 4: get you out of town, out of time, don't know
Speaker 4: rap now.
Speaker 6: You ramp around the road. I still can't remember. I
Speaker 6: can't remember your.
Speaker 4: Cooky now that's uh. The ChIL beforna.
Speaker 2: South Louisi, Mississippi.
Speaker 7: Who watched the gel John, there it is. You heard
Speaker 7: it here first the world radio premiere of South Louisiana.
Speaker 7: By day to attend it never.
Speaker 10: Gets old here and then on the radio any of
Speaker 10: our songs.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, well done, gentlemen, well done, thank you, well done.
Speaker 7: And if you are just joining us day to attend
Speaker 7: is here with us in studio? And no, that's uh,
Speaker 7: that's that's really good. You're getting some love in the
Speaker 7: chat room. Oh Tom Syracuse is in there, says bad
Speaker 7: ass tune. Gentlemen, great performance last night. Where did you
Speaker 7: guys play last night? Bungalow?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 7: Yes, now that's a new place, Yes, kind of new.
Speaker 7: There are open and they closed and they openly closed. Okay,
Speaker 7: I feel like I've just been hearing about them recently. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're getting a buzz going with the place.
Speaker 11: It's a nice You get some national accent there too.
Speaker 7: Oh, really good. And where is that? Where's the bungalow
Speaker 7: right across from the Gill Stadium? Oh it is okay,
Speaker 7: Oh right there. Yeah, it's hard to find it. Then
Speaker 7: you have time. You were talking about it. You were
Speaker 7: talking about that off air. Yeah, they said they got
Speaker 7: one on the way.
Speaker 10: But yeah, yeah, driving all around looking for that place.
Speaker 7: Yeah, maybe that's why it closed before you said it
Speaker 7: open and closing. Then maybe they just never had a
Speaker 7: sign and you know, yeah, nobody's coming and can't find it.
Speaker 7: Oh that's funny, that's funny. Who'd you play with? Who
Speaker 7: else was their last.
Speaker 10: Night thumbed it down, Dark Rain and Exception.
Speaker 7: Okay, very good show, very cool, very cool. Oh there
Speaker 7: was another comment in the chat room too. Now this
Speaker 7: might be a little off topic, but oh actually, before
Speaker 7: I go to that, Debbie Williams Worthman says, love it,
Speaker 7: somebody else was asking, uh, let's see let me get
Speaker 7: back to it here. Anthony de Maambro de Mambro says,
Speaker 7: have you ever seen the Elm Street market basket Elvis?
Speaker 8: I have not.
Speaker 10: I feel like I feel like I have. I try
Speaker 10: to stay clear of that place.
Speaker 7: I do too either too. I will not go to
Speaker 7: that market basket. The parking lot itself is a nightmare.
Speaker 10: Well did you see that accident.
Speaker 4: Right through the flying right?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I love that was Larry trying to get the
Speaker 7: band Brack who says I rush, I did, I did
Speaker 7: see that. Yeah. But I feel like I know who
Speaker 7: the market street, the market basket Elm Street, Elm Street
Speaker 7: market basket, Elvis is.
Speaker 10: I wonder if you got to go like around one
Speaker 10: am and find him or something.
Speaker 7: Well, because there's a there's a guy I've seen and
Speaker 7: this dude's been around for decades. I used to see
Speaker 7: him when I lived in Concord, but I've seen him
Speaker 7: around Manchester too. I got who just has Elvis style
Speaker 7: hair and the sideburns. Does that sound familiar to any
Speaker 7: of you guys, just some dude who's always around? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: So I wonder if that's the guy because.
Speaker 11: You wear like the suits and by like peanut butter
Speaker 11: and bananas and stuff.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, not that I've seen, but he does have.
Speaker 7: But he just has the hair on the sideburns and it's, uh,
Speaker 7: it's really strange. So we'll make it a cattle call
Speaker 7: to guy. Get him on the show. Yeah. Well, now
Speaker 7: I'd love to invite him on. Yeah, so we'll put
Speaker 7: that out there. Some interesting conversations that could be that
Speaker 7: could be. Yeah, I haven't seen him lately, but I've
Speaker 7: definitely seen him around baby, just for so, where did
Speaker 7: you guys record that? Because it sounds amazing in South Louisiana.
Speaker 10: So we record ourselves. Yeah, digital, So we did a
Speaker 10: bunch of that at our gam space, yeah, and then
Speaker 10: some stuff at my house.
Speaker 7: It's great though, that you're able to pull that off
Speaker 7: because a lot of bands try to do that. Oh
Speaker 7: you know, we record in our band space and then
Speaker 7: it you know, and they come out with something that
Speaker 7: sounds like a demo.
Speaker 10: Sounds like it was recorded at a band space, right right.
Speaker 7: But but everything you guys do it sounds like it
Speaker 7: was done in a million dollar studio.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's nice because we can. It's it's it's a
Speaker 10: double edged sword because you you've got the total control
Speaker 10: and the time overdoing it. Sometimes you overdo it. Yeah,
Speaker 10: Like I've had times where it's been like I spent
Speaker 10: way too much time on something and doing it again
Speaker 10: and then realizing, oh, it sounded the same as it
Speaker 10: did before, right, you know, But you got to learn
Speaker 10: when to back off of it, like I take a
Speaker 10: break from it for a day if I get burned
Speaker 10: on it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. But fatigue, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: you're fatigue is very real.
Speaker 12: But thirty forty years ago, you didn't have that option
Speaker 12: to do that. All you had was a four track recorder, right,
Speaker 12: just going to sound like a task him. Yeah, I
Speaker 12: still have one.
Speaker 7: I have one of those.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're paying huge money at a studio exactly.
Speaker 12: That was your two options right there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, of course, the studios. You know what's interesting
Speaker 7: to me is studios are one of those things that
Speaker 7: it's always interesting as we get older to see like
Speaker 7: what technology goes away, what technology doesn't go away that
Speaker 7: people are thinking is that people think will go away.
Speaker 7: What technology goes away that people think what we would
Speaker 7: always have? And you know, one of the things I
Speaker 7: remember people predicting decades ago is eventually you won't have
Speaker 7: recording studios anymore because everybody will be recording on their own. Yep.
Speaker 7: But I feel like there's more recording studios than ever,
Speaker 7: so studios continue to thrive. But if you know what
Speaker 7: you're doing, which you guys obviously do because you know,
Speaker 7: again that sounds like it was done in a million
Speaker 7: dollar studio. You know, you've got so many you've got
Speaker 7: more ways than ever now to record music.
Speaker 10: Yeah great, Yeah, as long as you get that it's
Speaker 10: all digital. So as long as you get a nice
Speaker 10: clean recording, do whatever you want with it.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, Yeah. Is that how you guys have done
Speaker 7: it from the beginning, because everything I've heard you guys
Speaker 7: ever put out pretty much it all sounds yeah.
Speaker 10: Pretty much that's how we've been doing it for years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, outstanding. Yeah, and then so I assume with
Speaker 7: so the other new track the uh down South, Yeah,
Speaker 7: they're not coming back? Yeah, down South mix of Not
Speaker 7: Coming Back? Is it down South mix?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Down South mix? Yeah, you did that the same way obviously,
Speaker 10: right yeah, I mean we just took that. It's the
Speaker 10: same tracks from the album. Yeah, but we added the
Speaker 10: fresh twelve string to it, Okay, okay, and took a
Speaker 10: bunch of stuff out of it. Yeah, made it more
Speaker 10: homegrown sounding, right right? Yeah, No, it's really good. Should
Speaker 10: we play that next that we'll get that spent dying
Speaker 10: to share this with? All right?
Speaker 7: Very good. So this is the Not Coming Back. It's
Speaker 7: the down South mix and it is a digital B side, Yes,
Speaker 7: from from Day to a ten. Let's give this a spin.
Speaker 7: This is really good.
Speaker 4: Enough, botone, you wants never speaker what you see.
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: You said too much. Time to go for a little round,
Speaker 4: had You're not coming back. You're seeing way too much.
Speaker 4: You're not coming back. You said way too much. Mother
Speaker 4: left you when you were ten. Father you had never
Speaker 4: seen him him.
Speaker 2: A trouble laugh took you away. You have to known
Speaker 2: on judgment, you're not coming back. You've seen way too much.
Speaker 4: You're not call me that. He said, wait too much, you.
Speaker 1: Don't come back. I hope you got you say.
Speaker 4: It's got too bad.
Speaker 1: If it ain't you, then it's bad.
Speaker 14: Have mercy on muscle, please begin, make peace, begin mad,
Speaker 14: Have mercy on muscle, Please begin me.
Speaker 15: Peace, begin mad. You're not coming, Messy, you wear too much.
Speaker 3: You're not coming Bessy, you were too much, You're not
Speaker 3: come in Bassie.
Speaker 4: Way too much.
Speaker 7: Hmm. There it is the down South mix of not
Speaker 7: coming back sweet by day to attend and we have
Speaker 7: day to attend. You're with us, We're with us in studio. Jeff,
Speaker 7: you were saying you have a story about.
Speaker 10: So I add the other We added twelve string to it,
Speaker 10: but also added the scene way too much at the end,
Speaker 10: which was actually it was an idea of Larry's.
Speaker 7: Oh that he came up with it.
Speaker 10: But we had the album was finished, and he came
Speaker 10: up with it, and I was just like, I can't,
Speaker 10: I can't dig it back out, and so we do
Speaker 10: it live all the time. Bruce sings that, okay, so
Speaker 10: when we're doing when I was doing that edit, I
Speaker 10: was like, I gotta add that in.
Speaker 7: Yeah. I couldn't wait to tell him about it. But yeah,
Speaker 7: that was his idea. Oh, that's cool. That's cool. You
Speaker 7: should talk to you about the about what the song's about.
Speaker 7: I know we've talked about it before on the show,
Speaker 7: but for new listeners, because there's obviously there's a story
Speaker 7: to it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's like a mob story. It's like a story song.
Speaker 10: Yeah about you're involved with the mob and you've got
Speaker 10: like somebody young. You work with them and they screw
Speaker 10: up and they see something and they say something, and
Speaker 10: now it's your problem. You got to take care of them.
Speaker 10: You're not coming back time.
Speaker 7: To go for a little ride.
Speaker 10: You're not coming back, and it's either you take care
Speaker 10: of the problem or you're gonna get taken care of.
Speaker 10: Probably watched Good Fellaws or something. Ye I think the
Speaker 10: other day just said, oh, I just realized what that
Speaker 10: was about. Remember you told me, you said to me
Speaker 10: you were you read you were reading the lyrics. I
Speaker 10: got it on text.
Speaker 11: Really he has evidence, all right.
Speaker 8: I think he's trying to say we're.
Speaker 7: Going to go for a little ride.
Speaker 8: It might not be.
Speaker 7: Because oh boy, that was a great song. So what
Speaker 7: what's the plan for these Well, I know that's a
Speaker 7: digital B side, but for South Louisiana is not going
Speaker 7: to go on an album. Are you guys working on
Speaker 7: an album or we are excellent.
Speaker 10: Starting like we've got like next practice is writing okay,
Speaker 10: and yeah, we're just gonna do one song at a
Speaker 10: time until we get an album.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I don't know if we'll put them all out as singles.
Speaker 10: I want to save stuff for a full album. But
Speaker 10: you know, we'll probably like South Louisiana is out, I would,
Speaker 10: I could say, we probably maybe do one more single, okay,
Speaker 10: and then just kick ass on now, you know, getting
Speaker 10: the album done.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think we're gonna get it done fast because.
Speaker 7: We got all these ideas.
Speaker 8: Really.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Every time we practice lately, it's like the first ten
Speaker 10: minutes is you know, oh yeah, every recall. I literally
Speaker 10: have like multiple ideas of songs.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, So I think we'll that's we'll start doing
Speaker 7: that now. Yeah. That's good. That's good. The last one
Speaker 7: came out, what was it two years ago?
Speaker 12: Yep?
Speaker 10: Okay, it is like about two years ago, yeah, twenty
Speaker 10: four August twenty four.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, okay. Do you think I mean, is it
Speaker 7: is anything gonna change with the new one? I mean,
Speaker 7: obviously the person out maybe changes, but in terms of
Speaker 7: your approach to you know, thematically or anything. Any any
Speaker 7: ideas like or do you think it'll be kind of
Speaker 7: the same sound or.
Speaker 10: I think it's gonna be more of a band effort. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 10: whereas the last two albums, a lot of it was
Speaker 10: me and ed I think it's gonna I think we're
Speaker 10: gonna jam a lot and just come up with stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 10: that's kind of what we've been doing, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and Bruce wasn't around when we did the album, right,
Speaker 10: so now we've got his element of ideas that he has, Yeah,
Speaker 10: and me and Eddie just have a backlog of stuff
Speaker 10: you will. Yeah, Yeah, I think I think it'll change.
Speaker 10: I think our sound is gonna change in a well,
Speaker 10: I think we're gonna experiment more. Yeah, Like really sulth
Speaker 10: Louisiana is very different from them anything, or even if
Speaker 10: you listen to our Fallowing Awake albums, there's different, you know,
Speaker 10: styles on there. You get the Goo Goo Dolls sounding
Speaker 10: song and then the heavy stuff and the commercial stuff.
Speaker 10: So yeah, we're gonna it's gonna be a ripping new album.
Speaker 10: I'm excited about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely outstanding. Do you have any kind of any
Speaker 7: idea you probably You're probably not ready to put a
Speaker 7: deadline on it, right, I mean, but maybe I don't know.
Speaker 7: Do you think do you think do you think within
Speaker 7: the year you might have something or we hope?
Speaker 10: So yeah, I was telling you I would like to
Speaker 10: I'd like to finish out the year and have it
Speaker 10: ready to go maybe for you know, early next year, right,
Speaker 10: it's April already.
Speaker 11: Yeah a lot.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we still get a lot.
Speaker 10: I mean, yeah, we got a lot of work to do,
Speaker 10: but yeah, we work well together fast, Like when we
Speaker 10: finally got down to recording South Louisiana, we had that thing.
Speaker 7: Done quick really. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Plus we've been playing it for like eight months, so
Speaker 10: we've always added down good you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. Do you try to everything that
Speaker 7: you're recording, do you always try to play it out first?
Speaker 7: We always?
Speaker 12: Yeah, Like Charlie Hill Wheel, Yeah, experiment.
Speaker 10: Mike and Terry Charlie's Hill say ahead of them.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, yeah, they've been on the show. They came
Speaker 7: out to the show last night.
Speaker 9: Okay, yeah, yeah, we usually experiment out there. Yeah, Charlie Hill,
Speaker 9: we see what it's But if people like it, you know.
Speaker 7: Because some bands won't, it's interesting you know, different people
Speaker 7: kind of approach that differently, Like some bands they don't.
Speaker 7: It's like, oh, we're working on new stuff, but we
Speaker 7: can't we can't play it out till we've recorded it,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 10: It's yeah, I mean it depends on the show. If
Speaker 10: we're opening for like a national act, we're going to
Speaker 10: do all our tight stuff that ever, you know. But
Speaker 10: gigs like that like Charlie's Hill is very relaxed. That's
Speaker 10: the place you go and try stuff new out. I feel, yeah,
Speaker 10: because we've Yeah, almost every time we play it there
Speaker 10: we have a new song that we've split out or something.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh that's cool. It's kind of fun. That's cool. Is
Speaker 7: there still a lot in your set from when? Because
Speaker 7: Dad to a ten? How long has ay to Atten
Speaker 7: been around? Now it's been Has it been a decade now?
Speaker 10: We started like twenty twenty ish?
Speaker 7: Oh well okay, yeah, so actually a lot lesson I thought.
Speaker 10: Because we ended up doing the album during COVID. Yeah,
Speaker 10: first album, Oh, COVID was twenty twenty right, yeah, yeah, and.
Speaker 7: COVID cause for I think a lot of us, including
Speaker 7: me obviously, this weird time distortion thing where I don't
Speaker 7: know how long ago it was anymore.
Speaker 10: It was like Day to Attend was kind of like
Speaker 10: a solo project I was doing, and I was playing
Speaker 10: with Eddie and Larry and we were doing some shows
Speaker 10: and then we kind of, you know, changed.
Speaker 7: Into the band.
Speaker 10: But when yeah, when COVID shut everything down, that's when
Speaker 10: we just said, well let's record. Yeah, continuous Bloom came
Speaker 10: out of that, okay, yeah, and that was that came
Speaker 10: out on to.
Speaker 7: Two. Oh okay, okay, yeah, and yeah, do you still
Speaker 7: play a lot of that from the first from the
Speaker 7: first album in the live show.
Speaker 10: We have a couple songs I want to play more
Speaker 10: from that though. Really, yeah, I think we'll dive into
Speaker 10: that a little more. We have a we're talking about
Speaker 10: that at the end of the day right there in.
Speaker 8: The like man like that in a while.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's be kind of cool if we did the
Speaker 11: album and its entirety the anniversary or something.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that would be That's a cool.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I love when bands do that kind of stuff. Yea,
Speaker 11: sometimes it's overdone, but sometimes it's really cool. It was like, yeah,
Speaker 11: that was really like when Rush did moving Pictures during
Speaker 11: the Time Machine to I love stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Yeah, that is cool.
Speaker 10: It's like it's hard to do set lists, like because
Speaker 10: Continuous Bloom is like a thirteen song album and Falling
Speaker 10: Awake as a ten. Yeah, so that's twenty three tracks
Speaker 10: right there. To pick your ten songs set. It's a
Speaker 10: good problem to have. Yeah, and then you add stuff
Speaker 10: like South Louisiana and then now that's one more song
Speaker 10: from the catalog that's not going to get played because
Speaker 10: we want to play the new stuff, you know, right,
Speaker 10: all right? But yeah, like we can switch around stuff too. Yeah,
Speaker 10: Like we don't have to do. We tend to kind
Speaker 10: of do the same set for the summer. But I think,
Speaker 10: especially now that we're a four piece and we've played
Speaker 10: all the stuff, we can switch around stuff more.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. I was thinking, should we
Speaker 7: play another one from uh Falling Awake? Maybe uh World
Speaker 7: of Zen? Yeah, yeah, do that, that'd be cool. I'd
Speaker 7: like to I'd like to get another one of those
Speaker 7: awake everybody up. Yeah, I like I like this one
Speaker 7: a lot, and have the uh have the radio edit
Speaker 7: Bake is your favorite? Maybe we'll play that at the
Speaker 7: end of the segment. We can get that in. Yeah, absolutely, no,
Speaker 7: we have time. Yeah, let's give this a spend. This
Speaker 7: is really good. This is a world of zen. And
Speaker 7: if you are just joining us day to attend, is here.
Speaker 6: Here want you say?
Speaker 2: It's talking about yourassicin men.
Speaker 5: You made one mistake.
Speaker 3: Not send off, Becaustan confident you live in helm. Falling
Speaker 3: with your help pants, you're footing yourself to the ground.
Speaker 1: Take your time.
Speaker 4: When you jumping to the n side.
Speaker 5: When snow tide.
Speaker 6: You fall your father w.
Speaker 3: You kno want to break, but till you get over
Speaker 3: your head.
Speaker 4: You're trowning and.
Speaker 6: Listen it off.
Speaker 3: You can't try talking yourational.
Speaker 5: Ware when your Halflet sniff.
Speaker 2: Your balsore crashing to the ground.
Speaker 1: Take your time.
Speaker 15: When you're jumping to the fire your wisdom time.
Speaker 1: The fall away. Take your time.
Speaker 2: Let's a snap across the land line. Risk ticking your
Speaker 2: world up, sending.
Speaker 1: Your fall your fa.
Speaker 13: Try when you chop away, make the beat of every
Speaker 13: day to waste the way up the day.
Speaker 7: W that's right, say.
Speaker 1: Take your time.
Speaker 15: When you jumping to the back whist time.
Speaker 5: You fall.
Speaker 16: Take yours a stamp across stand mine drifting in your world.
Speaker 1: I send you.
Speaker 5: Word words.
Speaker 6: Followed somewhere.
Speaker 7: That is world of zen. The band is Day to
Speaker 7: Attend and they are here with us in studio. Absolutely,
Speaker 7: I don't get the blood pumping ilia like that, A
Speaker 7: lot like that, A lot you guys are getting some
Speaker 7: love in the chat room a Colleen Biggs and they're
Speaker 7: throwing the horns.
Speaker 10: Nice pictures last night.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh very good. So she's a photographer, she's my girlfriend.
Speaker 11: So hey, sweetie, and thanks much for taking the pictures
Speaker 11: at Yeah, her and her daughter came out last night.
Speaker 11: It was actually her daughter's first concert ever out to
Speaker 11: Alex Wait.
Speaker 12: Cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's awesome, very good, very good.
Speaker 8: He's a bass player, he only has one.
Speaker 11: Yeah right right, my knuckles dragged too much to really
Speaker 11: catch any others.
Speaker 7: I gotcha, I gotcha. I'm a bass player. I got it.
Speaker 7: And we have paper jam. Yeah, we love paper Jam.
Speaker 7: They're in the chat room. It says that Day to
Speaker 7: Attend never disappoints with their creativity, songwriting and musicianship. Love
Speaker 7: this band and also throwing the horns.
Speaker 10: There are another I always send them our new tracks
Speaker 10: early too. Yeah, Sheila loves it. And oh yeah, once
Speaker 10: I get her seal of approval too.
Speaker 7: Yep, what do you think about Yeah? Yeah, get better quick.
Speaker 7: She had a surgery. Oh okay, yeah, okay, I knew
Speaker 7: there was something I wasn't sure exactly, don't right, little boy,
Speaker 7: little boy. Yeah, No, we love paper Jam check check
Speaker 7: them out if you haven't. I love getting the you know,
Speaker 7: I get it into the mail every month and always
Speaker 7: look forward to that magazine. Absolutely, absolutely doing great things
Speaker 7: for the scene. Now what, so are you guys playing
Speaker 7: a lot of shows? It sounds like you're you're always busy, right, so, yeah,
Speaker 7: a lot.
Speaker 10: We kicked it off last night. It was our first
Speaker 10: one of twenty six okay, and the next show is
Speaker 10: May sixteenth at Rumors in Biddeford, Maine. Okay, back out
Speaker 10: of town.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: We have a few dates up dato ten dot com.
Speaker 10: Waiting on some like promotional materials for some of them
Speaker 10: to announce them, but they are on our site. Yeah,
Speaker 10: we have a handful of shows coming up.
Speaker 7: Yeah, excellent, excellent. You're gonna have a busy summer, is that?
Speaker 10: Yea yeah, I mean, well, we're up for anything. If
Speaker 10: people want to share shows with us, or invite us,
Speaker 10: or want to play with us, we're up for you know,
Speaker 10: just hit us up.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, very good, very good even puppet show, you know, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, let's see so we should we should actually, well, no,
Speaker 7: we can. We'll have time to play it and come
Speaker 7: back and talk. Larry wanted to hear fake talk about fake, Larry, Yeah,
Speaker 7: talk talk about it while I pull it up.
Speaker 8: Talk. I love the song. I think it's a radio
Speaker 8: ready song.
Speaker 17: We want to hear my opinion. I didn't know if
Speaker 17: it meant the meaning. I just think this song should
Speaker 17: be on the radio. I think you'll agree.
Speaker 7: Oh, that's it. That's the only reason.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm just really thinking, no kidding, that's.
Speaker 7: Actually that's actually a very good reason that I don't
Speaker 7: think we've ever played this one on the show. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 7: I don't think we've ever. I don't think we've ever
Speaker 7: very okay, alright, let's give this a spin and then
Speaker 7: we'll come back and chat a little more.
Speaker 12: We have time.
Speaker 7: But yeah, r this is a request from Larry. This
Speaker 7: is fake and the band is day to a time.
Speaker 4: Trying to stand extending, let out a long away here anymore.
Speaker 2: Inside the truth to come aloud before my house, A.
Speaker 4: Want to see the storm.
Speaker 1: In your mind?
Speaker 3: Got a fair.
Speaker 1: Son then t.
Speaker 6: Thenside in a long way in a short time in your.
Speaker 1: No wan selly, Joe.
Speaker 4: You're so fat, not fair?
Speaker 14: Tell me Joe, trusting me or trusting news a week
Speaker 14: to see for at the mall.
Speaker 15: Inside.
Speaker 3: I could take another day of being like I'm wasting
Speaker 3: with me until fay two bread.
Speaker 5: I can see that the shing tea.
Speaker 1: Side in a long way a short time. Then your.
Speaker 5: No mo changing.
Speaker 7: You so fae.
Speaker 5: You so you so you, so you so you, No.
Speaker 1: No changing the.
Speaker 5: Peas chemy, no change, no FeAs chemickame.
Speaker 7: Oh that is fake. The band is a day to
Speaker 7: attend and good choice, Larry, that was a cooler. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that is a great track, Jeff, you were saying off
Speaker 7: air that was actually a single.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we released that a little while before falling awak
Speaker 10: Autum came out.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah yeah, because I was saying, how you know
Speaker 7: we never played that one on the show at least
Speaker 7: that I can remember. But no, no, a great great track,
Speaker 7: great track. If you are just joining us, we do
Speaker 7: have day to attend here with us in studio, and
Speaker 7: so when when is the next show? Again, we should
Speaker 7: remind people who are joining us late when you're next live.
Speaker 11: Show is May sixteenth, Bford, Maine, rumors.
Speaker 7: Okay, cool club. Where is it bit off I'm trying
Speaker 7: to think of where bit Offord is exactly, and I'm
Speaker 7: not sure. Is it on the way to Portland?
Speaker 10: Yeah, the area, there's like a bit of there's like
Speaker 10: a bit offer to exit on the way to Portland, okay,
Speaker 10: and then it's like off that like a few miles.
Speaker 11: Like an hour.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's not terribly far. Okay.
Speaker 10: I always go to bull Moose when I get off
Speaker 10: the exit, and yeah, buy some records in the.
Speaker 12: Star holding right right? Where's Holton the Canadian border?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 7: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 10: We would need to get paid good for that one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, no kidding.
Speaker 10: But Bitford's cool, nice town. Yeah, it's fun. Yeah, played there, friend?
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh yeah, we played a place.
Speaker 10: Called Champions up there too. That's that was a cool club.
Speaker 7: Really yeah no, I'm still there. It still there. I
Speaker 7: had a good time there, Okay, Okay, very cool, very cool.
Speaker 7: Where's the furtherest you guys have played, because you you've
Speaker 7: played a lot of shows like far Away right, I.
Speaker 8: Mean the best show we ever did was in Maine,
Speaker 8: right really yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah Portland?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, a.
Speaker 11: Lot further than that though, The Vermont Show where we
Speaker 11: did for Josh. Is that Furtherland?
Speaker 10: It might be a little further Portland's probably further Yeah, probably.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if you guys been on the show since it's
Speaker 7: passed away, I can't again. It's that time distort something.
Speaker 10: I think last summer here is the morning of the show,
Speaker 10: we came in and did promo and then.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 15: It is.
Speaker 7: It is something about getting older. You know your friends,
Speaker 7: I mean your friends are well your friends too, but
Speaker 7: you know, your heroes.
Speaker 10: Start start dying. You know him, He was awesome that
Speaker 10: night too.
Speaker 9: So that was my first guitar you know hero. Yeah,
Speaker 9: who made me want to start playing electric guitars.
Speaker 7: Oh, no kidding. Yeah, it's cool that he was good
Speaker 7: that night too, because you know, with a hit or miss. Yeah,
Speaker 7: a lot of negative reviews on on some nights, but
Speaker 7: it's it's good that you have got to see him
Speaker 7: in good form and and get to open for him.
Speaker 7: That's amazing. That was a great show.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we also lost Azzie since we've been on last Yeah,
Speaker 11: you did an Aussie song last night with Kelly Yeah, well,
Speaker 11: Leada Ford and Ausy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was an Aussie tribute at the Aura that
Speaker 10: we did. Oh, okay, I did. Yeah, and Kelly from
Speaker 10: dark Rain. We we were asked to do close My
Speaker 10: Eyes Forever from Ozzie and Lida. Okay, we did a duet. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and I went over really good there. So these guys
Speaker 10: are great. Learn the song and yeah, we played with
Speaker 10: Kelly and dark Rain last night. So she came up
Speaker 10: and we did the close My Eyes Forever song again.
Speaker 10: It was awesome. Okay, yeah, cool. We had dark Rain
Speaker 10: on the show. That was a few years ago. I
Speaker 10: think that was at the old Place I remember correctly. Yeah,
Speaker 10: they're from Maine, right, Yeah, they're far Yeah, yeah, from far. Yeah,
Speaker 10: they came down and played last night.
Speaker 7: It was very cool. That's awesome.
Speaker 10: I tried to do shows with bands that are similar
Speaker 10: to what we do so that nobody's you know, like
Speaker 10: we've done shows before and a band comes out screaming
Speaker 10: and then the place just clears.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 10: I try to do similar in styles and but friends
Speaker 10: too because we want to hang out and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Right, of course, last night was a really good show.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Are there are there bands in the area you play
Speaker 7: a lot of shows with, Like, is there anybody in
Speaker 7: particular that you guys haven't been, you know, because it
Speaker 7: happens organically. You know, he kind of team up.
Speaker 17: With think the bands were with last night pretty much right, Yeah,
Speaker 17: and we played with a lot of thumbs down a
Speaker 17: couple of times.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we have this cycle of like we kind of
Speaker 10: play with these few bands if you like, for the
Speaker 10: summer and other bands.
Speaker 7: You know, stuff like that.
Speaker 10: But we're always up for we don't it doesn't have
Speaker 10: to be our show. We're happy to open for a
Speaker 10: band too, like you know, we're up for anything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, outstanding the music out there, Yeah, exactly, exactly. Well, guys,
Speaker 7: this has been. This has been wonderful. So two things.
Speaker 7: So first, where where's the best place to go to
Speaker 7: keep up online with everything that you guys are doing.
Speaker 10: So if you go to data atten dot com, it
Speaker 10: goes to like our electronic press Kit and everything is
Speaker 10: on there, shows samples. And then our Facebook. Our Facebook
Speaker 10: got all screwed up a couple of months ago and
Speaker 10: had to restart a new one. So we're trying to build. Yeah,
Speaker 10: we're trying to build the followers back up. We had
Speaker 10: like almost a thousand.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what what happened? Because I know somebody else had
Speaker 7: happened to too, just just very recently. I kind of like, like,
Speaker 7: did somebody hack it?
Speaker 11: No, it was I packed it.
Speaker 7: I tried to change.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 10: Had I'm trying to think how to explain this in
Speaker 10: the silvil way it had Well, it was stupid. I
Speaker 10: screwed it up. I tried to change there was a
Speaker 10: birth date on there. It was incorrect. I tried to
Speaker 10: change to the band's birthdate of you know, whenever we started,
Speaker 10: and they locked me out of it. And then I
Speaker 10: was like, oh, it was something years ago. You could
Speaker 10: do band pages as a personal page. Yes, so like
Speaker 10: you go on my personal page, it's Jeff Richards. The
Speaker 10: day to attend was day to attend.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 10: So what happened is when I changed went to change
Speaker 10: the date on the birthdate, it wanted proof of IDs
Speaker 10: and my name is not day two attend, so and
Speaker 10: I just forgot about it happened with our Eden's lie
Speaker 10: one back in the day. Yeah, yeah, so yeah, So
Speaker 10: I sent in my license picture and just tried to
Speaker 10: explain what it was, and they just two middle fingers
Speaker 10: to me, You're gone done.
Speaker 7: So whatever. I started a new one.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's the new one's easier because I can link
Speaker 10: it to my page, like sign up, in and out
Speaker 10: all the time.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, there you go. In the in the long run,
Speaker 7: you might be better.
Speaker 10: Time if anybody's had an old Facebook that they used,
Speaker 10: don't screw with the birth dates and stuff.
Speaker 7: Like yeah yeah, oh yeah, because once they lock you
Speaker 7: out too, and it's not like you're it's not like
Speaker 7: there's a person you can talk to the reasons why
Speaker 7: it's all boughts and ai yeah yeah.
Speaker 10: And it wasn't a music page. It was a personal
Speaker 10: page named after that, right, So now we have the
Speaker 10: music page, we're building the followers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're better off of the lock that's that's going
Speaker 7: to work out for the best.
Speaker 10: But I was just trying to be crafty one night, yeah,
Speaker 10: to update some stuff, clean it up a little. And
Speaker 10: oh yeah I cleaned it up all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Is the page still there and you're just locked out.
Speaker 10: Or did they take down it's it's it's down, it's down, ok,
Speaker 10: yeah they totally Yeah, Well that's better.
Speaker 7: Than it continuing to exist but you're locked out of it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's because that's not good.
Speaker 10: That's the other thing we had another there was another
Speaker 10: page subbed off of it that was like a music,
Speaker 10: and I couldn't get rid of one of them, and
Speaker 10: it was confusing because people were like, well, which people
Speaker 10: were leaving me messages on this one and that one?
Speaker 10: So when the main one get taken down, it killed
Speaker 10: that one too, and I just started fresh.
Speaker 7: It is good. Yeah, yeah, it is what it is?
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's one of one of those things you learned,
Speaker 7: start over exactly exactly, Well what should we uh? What
Speaker 7: should we close with?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 12: You're mentioning the meaning. Let's let's play that.
Speaker 7: Which one the meaning? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, if you want to talk about something completely different.
Speaker 10: When we were talking earlier, our poppy different, I call
Speaker 10: it our Goo Goo doll song.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that wasna meaning.
Speaker 7: Actually I couldn't think of what the title it was
Speaker 7: the meaning? So what is the meaning of the meaning?
Speaker 8: To bring in the new new list?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Step into the light?
Speaker 8: We got I go do?
Speaker 7: So what is the meaning of the meaning? What's the meaning?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 7: It's just like a song. It's like a love song.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 12: Part of the lyrics are about my girlfriend.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, all right, yeah, well that's better call it
Speaker 7: a love song. She's listening.
Speaker 10: But it's it's a cool it's a cool track is
Speaker 10: very different, different from everything else. We've only played it
Speaker 10: live once when we played the whole album out live.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, very good. Oh by the way, Daniel Syracusa says, says,
Speaker 7: what's up, says in the chat room, glad you guys
Speaker 7: are still writing and rocking. Wishing you guys the best.
Speaker 7: Very nice. Uh oh And Jason B. Miller, he says, yeah,
Speaker 7: bravo fellas hers last night, Jason very good.
Speaker 8: He left his credit card. I had to bring it
Speaker 8: to him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we bought around. Oh okay, Larry Beers, Oh well, guys,
Speaker 7: thank you so much. This has been wonderful day. Absolutely
Speaker 7: we will do it again in the near future certainly.
Speaker 7: And uh yeah, and we'll close out the segment with this.
Speaker 7: This is the meaning and the band is day to attend.
Speaker 1: We have changes so much. We can rely nor You
Speaker 1: are preten of consent.
Speaker 5: By hid.
Speaker 3: Inside two worlds called out.
Speaker 16: You are the right team on the wall.
Speaker 1: You're the right.
Speaker 4: People the fall. You are the saying us always said,
Speaker 4: I love you, stead I love you.
Speaker 2: You're the meaning of without, You're the meeting of within.
Speaker 4: You're the saying us always said I love you still,
Speaker 4: I love you.
Speaker 15: What you said to me till.
Speaker 1: Nine mm it isn't an it isn't right.
Speaker 5: Well I can believe in myes.
Speaker 4: You must have sathing in the sky.
Speaker 1: Tues night.
Speaker 5: Ha play.
Speaker 4: Not my mostay.
Speaker 5: To night, not my mo.
Speaker 4: Way play, not my most.
Speaker 5: To you, to you.
Speaker 4: You are the right came up whom you're around, be
Speaker 4: born up fall. You're the same as always that I
Speaker 4: love you still.
Speaker 1: I love you.
Speaker 3: You're the meaning you're without, You're the meaning you're with it.
Speaker 4: You're the same as always said, I love you still,
Speaker 4: I love you. You're the right seam, don't go wong.
Speaker 4: You're around being born of fall. You're the same as
Speaker 4: always that I love you, stead, I love you. You're
Speaker 4: the meaning of ridout.
Speaker 1: You're the meaning I'm with it.
Speaker 4: You're the same that's always said, I love you, stead
Speaker 4: I love you
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