Field Dispatch
GrimRock | Matt Connarton Unleashed
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Speaker 7: No, that is abyss and that is grim Rock, and
Speaker 7: grim Rock is here with us, alive in studio today
Speaker 7: on Matt connorton unleash Tello grim.
Speaker 4: Hey, how are you good?
Speaker 7: Good? You sound great. It's wonderful to finally meet you.
Speaker 7: So you've been what how when was the first time
Speaker 7: you were on the show. I mean it was a
Speaker 7: few years ago, right, it was a couple of years ago. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it had to be at least a few because I remember.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure the first time we played don't You,
Speaker 7: which was the first single of yours that we ever
Speaker 7: played on the show, we were still at the old
Speaker 7: because we haven't always been in this studio. We used
Speaker 7: to be down on Elm Street and we moved here
Speaker 7: maybe two and a half years ago. So yeah, so
Speaker 7: it's been a while. It's been a while. How many
Speaker 7: times have you been? Are you in the five timers club?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: No, this will be four with me being here live.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, doesn't that count us two for him? Why?
Speaker 7: What do you mean because.
Speaker 8: He traveled over two thousand miles?
Speaker 7: Oh, two thousand miles.
Speaker 4: I don't have any miles. I don't think it's it
Speaker 4: was like six hundred.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, a little bit. Yeah, So you're from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 7: By the way, it's been I don't know if you know,
Speaker 7: this has been a very Pennsylvania show today because it
Speaker 7: just going and this this was not planned. It just
Speaker 7: worked out this way. The guess we had in the
Speaker 7: first hour Robin Ross is also in Pennsylvania from Robin
Speaker 7: Ross and the Mellow Dines. So it is just funny
Speaker 7: how that worked out. But so you're on tour, where
Speaker 7: did you play last night or tonight? The first night of.
Speaker 4: The tonight's the first night I actually stopped at the
Speaker 4: spot just to see the place and meet the owner
Speaker 4: and pass some stuff out and just you know, try
Speaker 4: to track people tonight, you.
Speaker 7: Know, excellent, excellent. Yeah, Jenny and I haven't been there yet,
Speaker 7: so this will be our first time there. We Yeah,
Speaker 7: we had Mike McDowell, the owner, also known as the Healer.
Speaker 7: I don't know did he introduce himself to you that way?
Speaker 4: Uh No, Actually, I just I caught him behind the
Speaker 4: you know, the boar.
Speaker 7: Okay, so I was half kid. I don't think he
Speaker 7: actually introduces himself as the Healer. But but that is
Speaker 7: a moniker that he hasked. No, but he's a he's
Speaker 7: a great guy. So he was on the show back
Speaker 7: before he had even opened. He was talking about it,
Speaker 7: and uh, I thought it was very positive that because
Speaker 7: it's not I don't know what I'm curious, like what
Speaker 7: it's like in your area as far as this goes.
Speaker 7: But in this area, it's really hard to find all
Speaker 7: ages shows and and venues that will have all ages events.
Speaker 7: There just aren't many, you know, because you know, if
Speaker 7: you go out to a club or a bar, it's
Speaker 7: it's usually either eighteen plus or twenty one plus. It's
Speaker 7: hard to find all ages venues anywhere. You know. We've
Speaker 7: had We've had some over the years, and there might
Speaker 7: be some in the area that I don't know about.
Speaker 7: But there's you know, they're few and far between, you know,
Speaker 7: or there's always promoters too who will And I did
Speaker 7: some of this back in the day. You know, you
Speaker 7: throw a show at an ELK slot or something and
Speaker 7: then it's all ages. You let people in because you're
Speaker 7: not serving alcohol. But but I think it's really cool
Speaker 7: that you're playing an all ages show at the spot,
Speaker 7: and uh, that's a that's a really such a service
Speaker 7: to the community what they're doing by providing an all
Speaker 7: ages venue for for people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's definitely a good thing. You know, back home,
Speaker 4: there's not very much of that either, you know really yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's that to either bring your own bottle kind of
Speaker 4: club or you know, it's an eighteen plus. You know,
Speaker 4: that's pretty cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Have you been able to play all ages shows before?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Like, okay, so there are there are opportunities where you
Speaker 7: live that's just probably not many. Yeah, yeah, no, that's good.
Speaker 7: That's good. Now, do you know anything the band you're
Speaker 7: opening for, the Melted Chapsticks, You know anything about them?
Speaker 4: I absolutely don't. I checked. When I found out who
Speaker 4: it was, I went and listened to some of their music,
Speaker 4: so I could see what they sounded like. Yeah, and uh,
Speaker 4: you know, I talked to his name Mike, Mike McDowell,
Speaker 4: No spot, No, it goes by King Chapstick or something
Speaker 4: on Instagram.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, Jenny, and I don't actually know them, believe
Speaker 7: it or not.
Speaker 4: Well, I was talking. I was talking to him back
Speaker 4: and forth here and there. So yeah, you get a
Speaker 4: feel for everything. Okay, it sounds like it's gonna be
Speaker 4: really cool, you know.
Speaker 7: So yeah, yeah, outstanding. And then now where do you
Speaker 7: go after tonight? Where's your next stop after?
Speaker 4: Well, we'll stay here tonight, we'll leave tomorrow, and then
Speaker 4: I'll be in near Cleveland, Ohio. It will be my
Speaker 4: next one.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, Okay, how far are you going with this store? Like?
Speaker 7: How far? Where are you going? Uh?
Speaker 4: This is the Furthest. Okay, this is absolutely the Furthest. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. A lot of the other
Speaker 4: stuff is like three four hours tops.
Speaker 7: Okay, you know, okay, yeah for now? Yeah, yeah, oh,
Speaker 7: it sound like gas is expensive or anything, right, you.
Speaker 4: Know the way you know you play music and stuff,
Speaker 4: you know, it's it's you got a lost leader at
Speaker 4: the very beginning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know that is very true. That is very true.
Speaker 7: You know, even before gas prices went went way up
Speaker 7: like they have, there's been many you know, there's been
Speaker 7: national touring acts that have had to, uh really kind
Speaker 7: of cut down on the touring just because it's so
Speaker 7: cost prohibit of these days with the inflation and everything.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but and then you get the national touring acts,
Speaker 4: so it charged so much money, you know, to even
Speaker 4: go see him. I mean, I get I get that
Speaker 4: they're they're the you know, big name bands and stuff
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wow, some of the prices man.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, ridiculous. Yeah, it's incredible. Now when you play tonight,
Speaker 7: so is it just you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just gonna be mean.
Speaker 7: And how does that work? So for our listeners who
Speaker 7: are not familiar with you, I know we've talked about
Speaker 7: it when you've been on the show, but I mean,
Speaker 7: how does that work when you're you know, because obviously
Speaker 7: you know your sound is it sounds like a full
Speaker 7: band on the studio albums, So what do you do
Speaker 7: to kind of replicate that live or how do you
Speaker 7: approach that?
Speaker 4: So basically, I do the recording of the tracks at
Speaker 4: the house, with the exception of cast a shadow. I
Speaker 4: did that in the studio studio, okay, But I play
Speaker 4: my own instruments, all of them.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And so in the very end when I go to
Speaker 4: get the when the track's finished and I need a
Speaker 4: backing track, then I just get rid of like all
Speaker 4: the guitars, all of them, and all the vocals except
Speaker 4: for maybe a few backup vocals depending on the track itself, okay.
Speaker 4: And then when I go to play it live, I
Speaker 4: played off tablet.
Speaker 7: Oh gotcha, Yeah, gotcha.
Speaker 4: So it's still there, you know, but it's just missing
Speaker 4: all this the main stuff. That way, you can hear
Speaker 4: when I make mistakes or ad lib or something's a
Speaker 4: little bit different with the song, you can hear that
Speaker 4: it's actually me playing against that track. It's not, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not live sinking anything.
Speaker 7: Right, That makes sense?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 7: Does anything ever go wrong with that?
Speaker 4: My first gig, man, I tell you what I think
Speaker 4: I probably told you on this show. And you know,
Speaker 4: mister Phil, he was a great guy for the whole thing.
Speaker 4: It was the Green Beacon Gallery, believe it or not. Okay,
Speaker 4: I played there a bunch ever since. Yeah, my first gig,
Speaker 4: you know, I was at home and I had my setup,
Speaker 4: and I was like, yes, this stuff works, I'm great.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well I took a bunch of stuff with me that
Speaker 4: worked at home, and it didn't work with the system.
Speaker 4: Oh no, Oh it was a mess. But I got
Speaker 4: through it, you know, and he was very patient with me,
Speaker 4: and it was really cool. Well, I guess I've been
Speaker 4: back lots of times that place.
Speaker 7: So yeah, oh, excellent, excellent. How long are you playing
Speaker 7: for tonight? How long was that to you have?
Speaker 4: It depends. Now there was a third band on there.
Speaker 4: I think they something happened that they're not there now, okay,
Speaker 4: And I know there's another person going to do an
Speaker 4: act in between. Really, so I think originally it could
Speaker 4: have I'm going to guess forty minutes.
Speaker 7: Okay. So yeah, is that kind of what you're used to?
Speaker 7: I mean, like, have you ever had to play like
Speaker 7: a really long set?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah. I played shows that were two hours, no kidding, yeah,
Speaker 4: everything in the book, man, I was like one through.
Speaker 4: I was like trying to remember stuff. By the end.
Speaker 4: I'm like, maybe I'll play something again, you know, like
Speaker 4: just to bring it back, you know. I'll played two
Speaker 4: hours shows a couple different times. Oh, okay, that's long.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, So I want to talk about your sound
Speaker 7: because I describe it, you know, I always talk about
Speaker 7: it on the show before we play something of yours
Speaker 7: that you've got kind of a it's kind of a
Speaker 7: low five garage rock sound. That's how I describe it.
Speaker 7: I mean, that is that how you describe it to
Speaker 7: people who haven't heard you yet if they're curious about
Speaker 7: what to expect.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you know, I always say garage rock, and I
Speaker 4: don't know if people really know what that is, you know,
Speaker 4: but you know, I'll say it, or I'll say alternative rock,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, because that alternative rock could
Speaker 4: be anything from mellow to grungy to you know, that
Speaker 4: raw sound or whatever.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but uh yeah, so I just either those two
Speaker 4: were it's you know, it depends on i'm talking to.
Speaker 4: If it's a musician, I'm like, hey, it's garage rock,
Speaker 4: you know. If it's a regular person, I'm like, now,
Speaker 4: it's it's all rock, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean in the nineties, alt rock
Speaker 7: really kind of became a catch all term for anything
Speaker 7: that well, you know, like sort of in the post
Speaker 7: in the post hair metal period, alt rock. I feel
Speaker 7: like became a catch all for anything that wasn't hair metal, absolutely,
Speaker 7: and then eventually it just became everything because you know,
Speaker 7: everything was alt rock.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and Post Your Children Collect the Soul together
Speaker 4: with Nirvana. Yeah, that's alternative rock.
Speaker 7: Right right right. So for those for those who have
Speaker 7: not seen you again, if you're only listening to the
Speaker 7: audio version of the show, I say, yes, you check
Speaker 7: the video and you know there'll do lots of pictures
Speaker 7: and stuff. But so you've got the whole, You've got
Speaker 7: your outfit, you've got your face paint. How long does
Speaker 7: it take to put all that together?
Speaker 4: That's that's my every person, every makeup artist's dream right here.
Speaker 4: My wife does it. Yeah, and it takes about, I
Speaker 4: don't know, twenty minutes.
Speaker 7: Oh that's it something around there. Oh I'm not bad.
Speaker 4: Like if I did it, it would look terrible when I'd
Speaker 4: be done in five minutes and yeah, it'd be a mess.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: She she she does it for me every time. And oh, okay,
Speaker 4: I appreciate it. Yeah, yeah, she does everything for me.
Speaker 4: Like with this, it's it's I'm grateful, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, oh that's excellent. Yeah, I mean I wouldn't
Speaker 7: be like if I had to do that, I wouldn't
Speaker 7: be able to do it myself either.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it looks terrible if it looked like if
Speaker 4: I was just like four and just took a crayon
Speaker 4: on a piece of paper. Oh yeah, it's bad.
Speaker 7: I can't draw so like anytime, Like you know, when
Speaker 7: I used to dress up for Halloween. If my favorite
Speaker 7: band is Kiss. But if I were dressing up as
Speaker 7: a Kiss member, somebody would have to do my makeup
Speaker 7: for me. I literally could not. I just wouldn't have
Speaker 7: a clue to how to even do any of that myself.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I would. It would be a mess. Now
Speaker 7: have you ever I know I've asked you this before,
Speaker 7: but again for people who are just learning about you,
Speaker 7: have you ever played a show without the makeup I'd do?
Speaker 4: From Tom and Tom? It just depends on what it is. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. If it's like an open
Speaker 4: mic or something somewhere, it's only going to be a
Speaker 4: tracks or something. I probably I don't paint up. I
Speaker 4: probably should, you know, I think I've said that before.
Speaker 4: I probably should just to go do it right, But
Speaker 4: the amount of time it takes to do that, by
Speaker 4: the time you get up there and you you wait
Speaker 4: and you get your two three tracks or whatever. It's
Speaker 4: I just usually just get myself, you know, yeah, and
Speaker 4: the people have no idea who I am because I
Speaker 4: look like everybody else at that point.
Speaker 7: Right, So, is there is there like a transformative thing
Speaker 7: that happens when you put the makeup on you know,
Speaker 7: I've I've heard like Gene Simmons describe, you know, when
Speaker 7: when he puts the makeup on it and he becomes
Speaker 7: the demon. It's like a completely different mindset, Like does
Speaker 7: that happen for you anything like that?
Speaker 4: Well, you know on stage, yeah, I mean you got
Speaker 4: to take on what you look like, you know, just
Speaker 4: it's it's a completely different atmosphere and you're in front
Speaker 4: of all these people and you have to you know,
Speaker 4: your job is to entertain them, you know, whether you're
Speaker 4: you're musician, you're like, oh, my art is my art?
Speaker 4: That your your jobs to entertain the people that they're there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's fourth, first and foremost. So you got to give
Speaker 4: something so that you know, be painted up like us
Speaker 4: and give him a show, you know, in along the
Speaker 4: lines with that, right, you know, that's that's really what
Speaker 4: you know, is the transformative part. You know what I mean.
Speaker 7: We have some people in the chat room. Let's see.
Speaker 7: Oh we have some Yeah, we have some Vincent Julian
Speaker 7: Johnson is that someone you know?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know Vinnie. Oh yeah, yeah, Vinnie's awesome. I
Speaker 4: love him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he says, oh, he posted a bunch of things
Speaker 7: in here. He said, let's go grimmer Man. Uh Grim, Rock,
Speaker 7: I'm I'm tuning in, brother, let's go. Let's see. Oh. Lacey,
Speaker 7: our friend, Lacey who I am, says I have a
Speaker 7: great show. Thank you, Lacey, if you're still listening, Rock
Speaker 7: and Robin says, thanks so much for having me on today.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that was Robin, Robin Ross. We had on
Speaker 7: in the first hour. Another Pennsylvanian. Thank you us. Yep,
Speaker 7: thank you Robin for joining us. Melvin Crockett Junior says,
Speaker 7: my guy Grim.
Speaker 4: That is the guy that did the video for Abyss.
Speaker 7: Oh, no kidding, okay, Oh excellent, excellent.
Speaker 4: He did a fantastic job on that video.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Absolutely, Vincent says, that's my guy. I love the
Speaker 7: guitar riff. Go Grim. Uh, let's see. Vincent also said,
Speaker 7: damn Grim, I see you, brother. I can't wait to
Speaker 7: do a feature with a hip hop twist. Ah, what
Speaker 7: does that mean? Interesting?
Speaker 4: So he's he's an artist. He does you know, hip
Speaker 4: hop and rap and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, and we've talked about a collaboration. So okay,
Speaker 4: So it's you know that the things that I do
Speaker 4: he doesn't usually do, and the things he does I
Speaker 4: don't usually do. So it's going to be kind of
Speaker 4: kind of really unique, yeah, for both of us to
Speaker 4: get together to do something. But oh yeah, we're going
Speaker 4: to do something. I don't know what yet. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: we're we're going to figure something out.
Speaker 7: Oh excellent.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He also said in the chat, a grim tell them
Speaker 7: to give you boy a shout out for grind Squad
Speaker 7: music group.
Speaker 4: That's his that's his group.
Speaker 7: Oh excellent. Okay, okay, well, very good, very good. I
Speaker 7: wonder if that's who if somebody was trying to call
Speaker 7: this udio line, I wonder if that's who was calling
Speaker 7: the eight seven eight? Is that a familiar aera code?
Speaker 7: I don't know what that was, Okay, yeah, no idea.
Speaker 7: That might have just might have been spam. Who knows.
Speaker 4: Extended Core warns you want to renew it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, I get a lot of those. So, uh,
Speaker 7: are people surprised at at shows? If someone's there at
Speaker 7: a show, Like if people who go to the spot
Speaker 7: tonight who are not familiar with you haven't heard your
Speaker 7: music yet, do you expect that they will be surprised
Speaker 7: when because your your image with the paint? I mean,
Speaker 7: the first thing I'm sure you've heard this, and I've
Speaker 7: probably even said this to you, The first thing I
Speaker 7: think of is King Diamond when I see the paint.
Speaker 7: But you're you're not that right, so you know you're
Speaker 7: not gonna get up there and be like, you know,
Speaker 7: it's it's like we talked about, it's garage rock. So
Speaker 7: there's that cool, which I think is cool, that that
Speaker 7: contrast between what what you appear like visually and what
Speaker 7: comes out. But I mean, do you run into that
Speaker 7: a lot where people are just like, oh, just really
Speaker 7: taken aback?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I get that, And you know it's
Speaker 4: okay because I like that elementary surprise.
Speaker 7: You know, I was gonna say, it must be fun,
Speaker 7: Oh it is? Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know I'll play something, I play a couple
Speaker 4: of risks or whatever. You know, don't warm up. I
Speaker 4: might play something a little heavier. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: The Yeah, I go into my first track, my first
Speaker 4: couple of tracks, I do play them a little heavier
Speaker 4: than you know what it's recorded, But then you know,
Speaker 4: I'm in and out of things, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: So when we get to that part, everybody's.
Speaker 7: Like yeah, yeah, yeah, oh that's cool.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's It's like I said, I've never had
Speaker 4: really any any negativity you know, with it. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: dooring a live thing. Yeah, I mean, I'm sure if
Speaker 4: I got bigger, you know, somebody be upset about it,
Speaker 4: you know, like you don't look like.
Speaker 7: That, right, right, you know whatever, Hey, uh no, I
Speaker 7: think that's cool. Like I said, I think that that
Speaker 7: that contrast is really cool. Maybe, but yeah, maybe, like
Speaker 7: if you showed up to an open mic with that,
Speaker 7: you might get you might get some some puzzlement from uh.
Speaker 4: Especially if I showed up with that the acoustic with that,
Speaker 4: you know right right, you know, not even playing I'm
Speaker 4: playing mellow just like I did there, you know.
Speaker 7: Right, yeah, no doubt when like, what was the idea,
Speaker 7: what was the genesis behind this, behind the image of
Speaker 7: grim Rock actually visually.
Speaker 4: It actually was a Halloween costume. Yeah, and she knows this.
Speaker 4: I tell a story all the time, and she's here
Speaker 4: to severify this whole thing. So it was actually a
Speaker 4: work costume party. We actually met at work, and you
Speaker 4: know it's probably not a you know, we met at work.
Speaker 7: And statistically that's very common.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So here we are a bunch of years later,
Speaker 4: we had this work party and went together. And I
Speaker 4: used to be I've said before. You know, I'm fourteen
Speaker 4: years sober now, but I used to be a heavy
Speaker 4: drinker before. And so I went to this party. I
Speaker 4: was already tanked up and I went with her looking
Speaker 4: like this, and I was running behind people. You know,
Speaker 4: I didn't even talk. I mean, it just it just
Speaker 4: made people upset, you know, like the whole thing like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know he's but you know, from there, I was like,
Speaker 4: I am going to use this one day, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. I had no idea what I was
Speaker 4: going to and I used it for a couple of
Speaker 4: different calloweens. Yeah, and it modified, you know, I modified it,
Speaker 4: you know, a couple of different times to this gentlemanly
Speaker 4: grim yeah kind of look yeah, you know versus the
Speaker 4: halloweenish one, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Okay, but she'll tell you. Yeah, so it's kind of evolved.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's definitely evolved.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Oh very cool. You said fourteen years sober?
Speaker 4: Fourteen years sober?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 4: Good for you.
Speaker 7: I don't think we've ever talked about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I don't. I don't think we have.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I mean is that something you you talk
Speaker 7: about openly? Or oh yeah yeah yeah? How did you?
Speaker 7: How did you stop when you stopped?
Speaker 4: Oh well, that's that's an interesting story itself. Is it
Speaker 4: that one we'll have to talk about offline?
Speaker 7: Oh? Really?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, all right, it's really it's really an interesting,
Speaker 4: interesting story. And you know, yeah, some people know it,
Speaker 4: and I don't care that people really know it, know it? Yeah,
Speaker 4: just that you know we're work at now.
Speaker 7: Okay, you know what I mean? Gotcha? Gotcha understood? Understood? Yeah, No,
Speaker 7: good for you, though. How do you like how do
Speaker 7: you stay? I mean, if you can answer this, like,
Speaker 7: what's what's your biggest motivation to stay on the path
Speaker 7: that you are? As far as that and not.
Speaker 4: You know, it's it's been so long that it just
Speaker 4: doesn't even really bother me or ask me anymore.
Speaker 7: That's good.
Speaker 4: That's the thing, you know, but I've heard people, you know,
Speaker 4: in in some of the meeting rooms and whatever, say, oh,
Speaker 4: I was thirty years and fell off.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that kind of bothers me, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: thinking that, you know, thinking that that may be a possibility.
Speaker 4: But you know, I the way things are really, you know,
Speaker 4: I just don't I don't see that happening. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't know, you know, I mean.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's well, I mean, everyone's different, and
Speaker 7: but it sounds like you, you know, mentally obviously you
Speaker 7: don't miss it, and so it sounds like you're probably
Speaker 7: just you know, I mean, again, everyone's different. You know,
Speaker 7: some people once they're done with it, they're done with
Speaker 7: it and that's it. And which is what it sounds like,
Speaker 7: you know, it sounds like is your situation. But yeah,
Speaker 7: you do hear people say, you know, I struggle with it,
Speaker 7: you know, decades every day. It's hard, you know. But
Speaker 7: but but it sounds like, but everyone's brain is wired differently,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean. And it sounds like you're fortunately,
Speaker 7: you know, you just sounds like you don't even like,
Speaker 7: don't even think about it, right, it's just in your past.
Speaker 4: And yeah, you know it's crazy because you know, I
Speaker 4: used to be a really bad drinker. I mean I
Speaker 4: really was, you know, and it became really problematic, you know,
Speaker 4: and I wasn't willing to see it at the time. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but it's funny because you know, my my takedown was
Speaker 4: you know, I had a friend that I hung out
Speaker 4: with that we got loaded up and we played music.
Speaker 4: So when we went and played out and things like that, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, it was bar music, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: And its crazy as I can play all these places
Speaker 4: now and not even think about it.
Speaker 7: That's good. You know.
Speaker 4: I can watch all these people fall over and hit
Speaker 4: their head and stuff, you know, coming out the door
Speaker 4: or whatever, and I just laugh at him or whatever.
Speaker 4: But no, really, you know, it just doesn't bother me anymore.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's great. Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 4: You know, you have to unwire what you had in there, hardwired.
Speaker 4: I guess there's something I don't know.
Speaker 7: I know a bit about it, but it's not a
Speaker 7: problem that I've ever had. But I work as a
Speaker 7: hypnotherapist and I help people too, mostly with an addiction it.
Speaker 7: I help people to quit smoking. But but but it's interesting.
Speaker 7: It's it's one of the things that is similar is
Speaker 7: if you talk to do you smoke no good good
Speaker 7: good for you? Yeah, if you talk to smokers, you know,
Speaker 7: it's kind of a similar thing where some smokers will
Speaker 7: tell you or ex smokers will tell you, yeah, I
Speaker 7: just I quit and that was it, and I just
Speaker 7: I don't miss it, and I feel so much better.
Speaker 7: But there's there's some people who will tell you. And
Speaker 7: this was kind of my mother's excuse why she went
Speaker 7: back to it. You know, she would talk about, how, oh,
Speaker 7: it's a daily struggle for me. Every day I have
Speaker 7: to resist the urge to smoke a cigarette, which she
Speaker 7: did for a few years. She did resist, and then
Speaker 7: eventually she went back to it. But but so much
Speaker 7: of that with with cigarettes. The psychological addiction is so
Speaker 7: much more powerful than the physical addiction, than the chemical addiction.
Speaker 7: And it's it's a you know, because people think, oh,
Speaker 7: you know, once the nicotine is in you, once you've
Speaker 7: been addicted to it, and those brain receptors are active
Speaker 7: and expecting it, that it's just that you're just stuck
Speaker 7: with that forever, and it's not true. It's but it's
Speaker 7: it's the psychological addiction, you know, right, right, but but
Speaker 7: it sounds like it was kind of like that with
Speaker 7: you with alcohol and then so once you were done
Speaker 7: with it, you were just done with it, and yeah,
Speaker 7: life is better without it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Oh, Eleanor is in the Facebook live chat Eleanor Luna.
Speaker 7: Of course we love Eleanor from New Hampshire Underground and
Speaker 7: she says, we can't wait to see you tonight, grim
Speaker 7: Rock and thank you Matt Connerton, Thank you Eleanor. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we haven't seen Eleanor in in a while. Actually, Eleanor
Speaker 7: and Andre, so that'll be great. Yeah, and of course,
Speaker 7: uh that I believe it's if I remember correctly, it's
Speaker 7: through Eleanor. That's how we met Mike McDowell from the spot.
Speaker 7: So because I know they do a lot of work together.
Speaker 7: New Hampshire Underground another great great venue in uh in Nashua.
Speaker 7: We should play I think we should play a song
Speaker 7: I was thinking about because you mentioned cast a Shadow.
Speaker 7: We should give that a spin and then we'll come
Speaker 7: back and talk some more. But tell us about that,
Speaker 7: and tell us about the video too. The video for
Speaker 7: Abyss for cast Shadow was a caster Shadow? Was that
Speaker 7: the one that the video?
Speaker 4: Uh No, Melvin Crockett did the video for abyss Oh
Speaker 4: for abyss Oh.
Speaker 7: Okay, well tell tell us about cast oh. I remember
Speaker 7: why cast a Shadow came up because you were talking about, uh,
Speaker 7: recording that differently than right.
Speaker 4: That was actually a rhythm Mouse studios. I didn't record
Speaker 4: any of it at the house.
Speaker 7: Gotcha, that's what it was. Yeah. Yeah, what was that like?
Speaker 7: Because you obviously this was a change in process for
Speaker 7: you recording this track. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I've been in the stud years before. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: I knew the process generally. Yeah, it's been so long
Speaker 4: since I've been in there, you know, and working by
Speaker 4: yourself all the time. I'm pretty much you know, pushing
Speaker 4: playings like hey, you know, look at her and be like, hey,
Speaker 4: what's this sound like? Well it sounds good? Maybe it does,
Speaker 4: maybe she doesn't. I don't know. Honestly's telling me, you know,
Speaker 4: just to make me happier, not to be honest, but uh,
Speaker 4: but to go into the studio and actually have somebody there.
Speaker 4: It says, hey, do this again, Hey try this, Hey,
Speaker 4: let's try this again. You know, that extra little bit
Speaker 4: of guidance, you know, I really appreciate it from mister Bob,
Speaker 4: you know, what I mean. He uh, he was. He
Speaker 4: was fantastic, trying to put it all together, you know,
Speaker 4: and we talked a lot through it, you know, because
Speaker 4: I think I was the heaviest artist he's actually recorded
Speaker 4: at this point.
Speaker 7: Okay, oh wow, Well, like what kind of stuff was
Speaker 7: he used to? Uh, recording like this? More like singer songwriters?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so. You know, there's a guy that's
Speaker 4: there like all the time. His name is Ali Braver,
Speaker 4: and his stuff is really cool, it really is. But
Speaker 4: it's it's light compared to you know, my stuff. To
Speaker 4: the recording process, I'm sure it's a lot different.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So have you only done the one song with.
Speaker 4: Him at this point? Yeah, I was. I actually had
Speaker 4: some time schedule with them, but we had some things.
Speaker 4: There was a bunch of things that happened at the
Speaker 4: beginning of the year, and of course, you know, it goes,
Speaker 4: everything gets delayed and delayed, and then now I'm running
Speaker 4: back and be like, Okay, after I do these shows,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go back into the studio, you know kind
Speaker 4: of thing. Yeah, I'm hoping and get the rest of
Speaker 4: this done. Yeah, it took it took forever to do
Speaker 4: do g R five yeah. Yeah, there's actually two separate
Speaker 4: sets of mixes for that for a lot of those tracks.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So the original mix for You Belong you see,
Speaker 4: I think is the one you might have played, and
Speaker 4: I think don't use the one you play is the
Speaker 4: original mix work. And those mixes were done at the
Speaker 4: house before Matt Kirshner got him, before I got picked
Speaker 4: up by Golden Robot Records, so I already had him
Speaker 4: released through Districtated, you know, over Spotify and everything else.
Speaker 4: So when I got picked up from Golden Route Records
Speaker 4: and you know, got involved with Matt Kirshner and stuff,
Speaker 4: I ended up sending everything to him. He remixed them all,
Speaker 4: and that's the mixes that are on the g R
Speaker 4: five for Golden Robot Records.
Speaker 7: Okay, gotcha, Okay, I did not realize that. Interesting. All right,
Speaker 7: Well let's give this suspend. This is cast a Shadow.
Speaker 7: If you're just joining us, grim Rock is here with
Speaker 7: us in studio. He's gonna be playing tonight at the
Speaker 7: spot in Nashua. Uh So, but here it is. This
Speaker 7: is cast a Shadow, and this is grim Rock.
Speaker 2: Stu Mount where they I'm doing.
Speaker 9: Man, they'll be bay sometimes away O move.
Speaker 2: Understand so mad that cast a shadow, the spere sounder
Speaker 2: that cost a shadow.
Speaker 10: M Brown, slow my brains in the space and.
Speaker 2: The mounds and.
Speaker 6: In all the stars stone the shade over me.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 6: I'm not fine.
Speaker 2: It's just my pain. It's some kind You want the
Speaker 2: crass phone of the fake away. This days my money.
Speaker 2: They can't sell it's sound It cast.
Speaker 6: The cash, It cast.
Speaker 7: A shadow, that has cast a shadow by grim Rock,
Speaker 7: and grim Rock is here with us live in the studio.
Speaker 7: He's going to be playing tonight at the Spot in Nashua,
Speaker 7: opening up for the Melted Chapsticks and the show starts
Speaker 7: at eight pm ten dollars admission. It is all ages,
Speaker 7: which is very cool and we're excited about that. Oh
Speaker 7: I should mention the name of the show is Demons
Speaker 7: at the Disco live alt rock, lamb and funk music,
Speaker 7: mocktails and cava, late night bites, dance floor fun and
Speaker 7: door prizes. Very cool. So the Melted Chapsticks and grim
Speaker 7: Rock tonight again starts at eight o'clock. If you are
Speaker 7: listening live on Saturday, of course May thirtie at eight o'clock.
Speaker 7: It is an all ages show which is extremely cool.
Speaker 7: So and grim Rock is here with us in studio
Speaker 7: for the first time. So we've we've talked, we've had
Speaker 7: you on the phone many times, but it's great to
Speaker 7: finally meet you. And again I will just remind you
Speaker 7: if you are listening to the audio version of the show,
Speaker 7: please check out the video we're streaming right now on
Speaker 7: Facebook and YouTube and you know, you can always find
Speaker 7: it later. But grim is in all of his Uh.
Speaker 7: Is this what you've worn like since the beginning of
Speaker 7: developing this image or has that changed over over time?
Speaker 4: That's changed? Yeah, I guess that's more modified now than
Speaker 4: it was. You know, I had when I first did
Speaker 4: it as the Halloween costume. I got like a used
Speaker 4: suited it like a Salvation army, and yeah, we spray
Speaker 4: painted it and did all kind of crazy stuff with
Speaker 4: it to make it, you know, ghostly for costume, you know, right.
Speaker 4: But the face paint it's pretty much the same. It
Speaker 4: was white, but the little the circles were little, and
Speaker 4: I had a lot more stitches, you know, a lot
Speaker 4: more stitches on my mouth, you know, and and a
Speaker 4: lot of that got modified, you know. Now it's just
Speaker 4: the poor and the bigger eyes you know, but it's
Speaker 4: the same premise. Yeah, Like if you looked at the
Speaker 4: first picture, you look at this me and like, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: that's the same guy. It's just looks newer picture than
Speaker 4: the other one, you know, right. But of course now
Speaker 4: I'm just in the straight black and uh, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm just.
Speaker 7: Ask you this is from a practical standpoint. Do you
Speaker 7: get hot when you're on stage wearing that light?
Speaker 4: Yes? Yes, And that's why I have two different sets
Speaker 4: of makeup for the for stuff, you know. I think
Speaker 4: we talked about this before too. I gotta thank Gene Simmons.
Speaker 4: You talked about Gene Simmons. I got thank Gens him
Speaker 4: is because I found a video of him making up
Speaker 4: his daughter and his signature face thing, and he had
Speaker 4: let people know what the makeup was. And it's actually
Speaker 4: like a clown white makeup, so it's a different type
Speaker 4: of makeup. And I was wondering how, you know, he
Speaker 4: got up there because when I was wearing this, because
Speaker 4: this stuff's the temporary one, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: I'll put the heavier one on tonight because I'll be sweating,
Speaker 4: you know and stuff. Yea, but I was wondering how
Speaker 4: the heck, they did that, you know what I mean
Speaker 4: up there playing, you know, and you can you can
Speaker 4: see him like they're damp but nothing's really running. And
Speaker 4: I'm like, yeah, yeah, they do that, you know. But
Speaker 4: I saw that video and I ended up ordering Maron's
Speaker 4: the company. I ended up ordering a tub of this stuff.
Speaker 4: I was like, well, if this thing works, and I
Speaker 4: got a tub of it now, and yeah, that's what
Speaker 4: I used for the base cut, and let me tell
Speaker 4: you this stuff, it stands up. But I did know
Speaker 4: I did do something though. I left the black the
Speaker 4: regular because as I as I get warmed up and
Speaker 4: starts sweating and it starts to run, it started looks
Speaker 4: kind of cool, you know, because it's kind of alters
Speaker 4: my image through the night.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, so I didn't order the other paint to
Speaker 4: make it so it stays.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I thought it was kind of cool to because I
Speaker 4: found that out at that metal fest last year in
Speaker 4: the middle of July. You know, the white was I mean,
Speaker 4: it was just stuck there and other stuff was just
Speaker 4: running off me.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, Yeah, that's kind of cool. I wonder, though,
Speaker 7: do you ever have a have you ever been tempted
Speaker 7: to just not do the makeup.
Speaker 4: I have, but you know it's it's my image. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, especially when I play a
Speaker 4: long set and I'm gonna have that, I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: plugged in right right, you know?
Speaker 7: Yeah, No, that makes sense, that makes sense. But yeah,
Speaker 7: I can imagine it's tempting on a hot day to
Speaker 7: just I don't know, I was hot that day. I'll
Speaker 7: tell you that. Now, do you do you get an
Speaker 7: opportunity to play with a lot of different uh, because
Speaker 7: what you're doing is unique enough where I would imagine
Speaker 7: as far as playing shows, you fit in kind of
Speaker 7: with uh, Like, you don't necessarily fit in anywhere perfectly, right,
Speaker 7: because while you're doing is unique. But at the same time,
Speaker 7: sometimes that can be an advantage where you actually, like
Speaker 7: not fitting in helps you fit in more places. If
Speaker 7: that makes sense? Good? Does I mean have you found that?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 7: Are there are there other artists in your area back
Speaker 7: in Pennsylvania who you play a lot of shows with
Speaker 7: because you just fit well with them?
Speaker 4: Or yeah, there's a few of them that I played with,
Speaker 4: you know, consistently, and then you know, I get to uh,
Speaker 4: I get to play all kinds of different places with
Speaker 4: all kind of different bands. Yeah, and you know there
Speaker 4: was some you know that I got in there and
Speaker 4: like I played at the Rock Room in Pittsburgh. I
Speaker 4: love that place. The bands that were in there were
Speaker 4: ultra heavy and I sounded like air supply compared to them,
Speaker 4: you know. But then I had other places I went
Speaker 4: to and I was the heaviest of everybody there, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. Or you know, the we had
Speaker 4: a guy we played with. His name is you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know if you talked him right Silicon Kong.
Speaker 4: His stuff is so different that his stuff's different and
Speaker 4: my stuff's heavier. And then we had like Choshak you might.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you talk to them either. There's
Speaker 4: stuff like in between everything, there's stuff's gotten progressively heavier though. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and uh so, I mean it's just you know, Perisha
Speaker 4: Bulls are like more punky kind of you know. So
Speaker 4: I kind of fit in with a lot of different bands,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. Yeah, I can get plugged
Speaker 4: into anything, like you're just playing whatever.
Speaker 7: But that makes sense, that makes sense. Oh, we have
Speaker 7: h Jenny, the the Trolls have shown up. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 7: not gonna read their comments, but I don't. I don't
Speaker 7: mind the trolls, though, I think it's funny. We have, Uh,
Speaker 7: how do you even say that, Blacker Regie, I don't
Speaker 7: know how to say that. Who else do we have?
Speaker 7: Mister Taco sixty six? We know that name. We know,
Speaker 7: we know mister Taco. And Ben Gleck is in there.
Speaker 7: That's interesting, Yeah, we have. They usually show up. So
Speaker 7: I do a podcast called Tough Bumps about wrestling on Sundays,
Speaker 7: and that's where we usually see some of these people.
Speaker 7: But they're they're a there. There are a line with
Speaker 7: a podcaster from New York City who has been going
Speaker 7: around saying that my show is canceled, you know, the
Speaker 7: show that I'm literally sitting here doing right now. Oh yeah,
Speaker 7: he tells people, but he does that like every six
Speaker 7: months or so. He'll tell anyone who will listen that
Speaker 7: I'm not on the air anymore, all right, and that
Speaker 7: WMNH parted ways with me. And you know, meanwhile, I've
Speaker 7: been here for over nine years, and.
Speaker 4: Well, sister Runner, they can know that I actually sponsored
Speaker 4: a wrestler for a while. You did, yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 4: talk about that. So a guy from New York. Actually
Speaker 4: name was Jay Flyer. Yeah, and he was an amateur wrestler,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean. It was running through like
Speaker 4: PCWA and and all the those kind of leagues. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I actually sponsored him for a while. Actually the
Speaker 4: theme song for him and everything.
Speaker 7: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: And one of the shows I actually got to go
Speaker 4: to was a Hamburg PA and we went out there
Speaker 4: and I actually got to get in the ring with
Speaker 4: oh man name just slip my. He was a referee,
Speaker 4: a big name referee, Earl oh Earl. Yeah, okay, I
Speaker 4: actually got to get I guys, stand in the ring
Speaker 4: with them and hold the Intercontinental thing in my gear.
Speaker 4: I went like this and uh stuff and you know,
Speaker 4: and so that was pretty cool, you know that that happened.
Speaker 7: So yeah, oh excellent, excellent.
Speaker 10: Are you?
Speaker 7: Are you a wrestling fan just generally or you know,
Speaker 7: I like.
Speaker 4: The old school wrestling, you know what I mean. I
Speaker 4: don't really get to I don't really watch much TV
Speaker 4: as it is, you know what I mean. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: if something's on, you know, I watch it, but you know,
Speaker 4: I don't go of my way to actually watch it,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just as well. Too much isn't good for you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it's just always bad news on a
Speaker 4: TV like, you know, at least at the end of
Speaker 4: the newscast they used to do like, oh we found
Speaker 4: a rescued a puppy and it was a happy story.
Speaker 4: They don't even do that anymore. Next hour we have doom.
Speaker 7: You know. Well, I think maybe we should play another
Speaker 7: studio track. I'm gonna find uh. I want to make
Speaker 7: sure I'm playing the right mixes, though, so let me
Speaker 7: let me find.
Speaker 4: Oh, you're fine with that. I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: because it was an interesting facet to that JORF. I've
Speaker 4: took forever to put together it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Oh, I think I found Oh what is this stone?
Speaker 4: That's not even that's not even that's a demo track?
Speaker 7: Oh okay, because I didn't recognize the title. That's why
Speaker 7: I was wondering. Yeah, let's see. Oh is this it?
Speaker 7: What is this hashtag? NML? Oh that's a that's what
Speaker 7: what is this hashtag? NMS? The Grim tracks?
Speaker 4: Oh that's the podcast.
Speaker 7: Oh is that a podcast that you do?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: No, actually it is two guys. Are is the one
Speaker 4: guy in the UK and one guy in Canada and
Speaker 4: they do like an independent music podcast.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, Yeah, oh yeah, excellent. M yeah, I'm having
Speaker 7: trouble just finding.
Speaker 4: Okay, the City has a new mix.
Speaker 7: What is it city?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's City twenty twenty four mix or whatever else,
Speaker 4: not new, but it's new or oh that would be
Speaker 4: probably something met evan. Yeah, it's actually off the R
Speaker 4: five ep oh. I mean uh Grimwork Radio ep oh.
Speaker 7: I found it? Yeah, yeah, oh cool. Yeah, let's give this. Yeah,
Speaker 7: I haven't heard this. Let's give this a spin. If
Speaker 7: you're just joining us, we do have grim Rock here
Speaker 7: with us live in studio. He is on tour. He's
Speaker 7: gonna be playing tonight in Nashua at the Spot. But
Speaker 7: I have not heard this. Let's give this a spin.
Speaker 7: This is grim Rock City, the twenty twenty four version. Here,
Speaker 7: it is.
Speaker 9: Road going.
Speaker 3: So way now the people come around now.
Speaker 9: Not be.
Speaker 2: You famthing now.
Speaker 9: To this.
Speaker 6: Why you can stay all the traffic, let's not go
Speaker 6: up the laugh the bustle.
Speaker 8: On the.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 7: That is cool. That is City, the twenty twenty four version.
Speaker 7: That is grim Rock and he is here with us
Speaker 7: live in studio. He's going to be playing tonight at
Speaker 7: the Spot in Nashua. Really looking forward to that, along
Speaker 7: with Melted Chapsticks and now it's going to be very cool.
Speaker 7: Show is at eight pm, ten dollars cover, but it
Speaker 7: is all ages, no alcohol. Demons at the Disco. That
Speaker 7: is the name of the show tonight. I like that name.
Speaker 7: That be a good name for a band, Demons at
Speaker 7: the Disco.
Speaker 4: Ah yeah, definitely, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: So yeah, that'll be cool. Oh so you were saying
Speaker 7: while we were off air, while we were playing that song,
Speaker 7: that the video because I really liked the video for that,
Speaker 7: because I love images of city skylines and all that
Speaker 7: always have, especially at night. And you said that was
Speaker 7: made by Lewis is a tivvy or tivy itv it
Speaker 7: is tivvy. He was on the show with us like
Speaker 7: maybe three or four years ago. It was definitely when
Speaker 7: we were at the old studio. Of course he's in
Speaker 7: the UK, so it was remote. But you were saying,
Speaker 7: he's deployed right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's actually deployed right now, so.
Speaker 7: In in Poland. You said, yeah, yeah, wow, yeah, I
Speaker 7: remember him talking about that that he was in the military,
Speaker 7: but also just such a such a good musician too.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, really really like his stuff, and he was
Speaker 7: he was great to talk to. Now as far as
Speaker 7: as far as studio releases. What's next for you? Because
Speaker 7: you're always writing, right You're it seems like you're always
Speaker 7: writing and recording.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I got stuff. Fuck out kind of things
Speaker 4: they have like I couldn't tay an like only five
Speaker 4: starter tracks or something, oh my fish through. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: you know, trying to put like a good good list
Speaker 4: together for this cast a Shadow album, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean? Yeah, it's actually gonna be a full album, okay,
Speaker 4: an the end and I'm gonna go out and I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go out on a limb. You know, I wanted
Speaker 4: d R five to be ten or twelve tracks, but
Speaker 4: I think this one is going to be the one
Speaker 4: that's going to be ten or twelve tracks. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I got I got, I got enough starters that I can.
Speaker 4: I can just go back and and look through and
Speaker 4: you know, shape a sound for the album, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Yeah, outstanding? Well, so, uh oh, time is short?
Speaker 7: Where should people go online to keep up with everything
Speaker 7: that you're doing?
Speaker 4: I would go to grim rockandroll dot com. I'll spell
Speaker 4: it out rock and roll a Andy, Grim rock and Roll,
Speaker 4: get dot Calm. You go everywhere from there, okay, and
Speaker 4: if you do the at symbol grim Rock and Roll,
Speaker 4: I'll spell it out. You find me everywhere that way
Speaker 4: on social media's and YouTube.
Speaker 7: All right, outstanding out and so again, just to remind
Speaker 7: everybody tonight eight pm at if you are listening live
Speaker 7: on Saturday, of course May thirtieth, Grim Rock opening for
Speaker 7: the Melted chap six at the Spot. It is in Nashua,
Speaker 7: New Hampshire. It is all ages, ten dollars cover and
Speaker 7: please come say hello. Of course we'll be there. Jenny
Speaker 7: and I will be there. Sounds like Eleanor will be there,
Speaker 7: so that's cool. Hopefully Andrea is there too, And now
Speaker 7: I'm sure it'll be a great and like I said,
Speaker 7: it'll be our first time there too, so it'll be
Speaker 7: it'll be wonderful to finally see what they've done with
Speaker 7: the place and what they're doing.
Speaker 4: So I'm excited. Look it looks super really excited about
Speaker 4: the menu too.
Speaker 7: Oh really yeah, yeah, like all kinds are really cool
Speaker 7: cockies in seasons. Oh okay, I'm excited about that. Oh good,
Speaker 7: very very good, excellent.
Speaker 8: Always check out the mosaic Are Collective. The next opening
Speaker 8: is on June thirteenth, the Human Canvas from five to
Speaker 8: seven pm, and that's actually going to be at our
Speaker 8: new location on Chesnut Street. We are expanding the gallery.
Speaker 8: We're really excited about this. Well, definitely come on down
Speaker 8: and check it out. And as usual, you can always
Speaker 8: keep up with my good troubles at Gencoffee dot com.
Speaker 7: J E N N C O F f uy dot com. Well,
Speaker 7: very good, and of course you can find me at
Speaker 7: Matt connorton dot com and also check out the new
Speaker 7: site Matt Connorton Unleashed dot com for even more content
Speaker 7: and the searchable archive of the show. You can find
Speaker 7: our previous conversations with Grimrock there as well. So, uh
Speaker 7: so we're looking really looking forward to tonight. This will
Speaker 7: be great, Grimrock, thank you again so much.
Speaker 4: Hey, thank you. I really appreciate you the opportunities that
Speaker 4: you've given me, and to be here is just it's
Speaker 4: like the cherry on top of the icing of the
Speaker 4: cake or whatever, you know.
Speaker 7: Oh, wonderful. Appreciated, absolutely personal, and if you miss any
Speaker 7: part of today's show, it'll be up in just a
Speaker 7: little bit at WM and H radio dot org and
Speaker 7: at my website, Matt Connorton dot com and of course
Speaker 7: Matt connorton Unleashed dot com. And I was saying about
Speaker 7: closing the segment with Haunted, What do you think? There
Speaker 7: you go. We didn't play that one yet, right, you
Speaker 7: do have a lot of music. Yeah, let's play this one.
Speaker 7: This is a good one. This is Haunted from grim
Speaker 7: Rock and uh, we'll talk to you a little bit later. Bye, everybody, we.
Speaker 6: Know that's day.
Speaker 9: Rod Roun.
Speaker 6: From Thanking your Man, Yes, say your thinking your man
Speaker 6: mons a young man
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