Jar of Flies | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:00 Speaker 1: And joining us in studio, and I'm gonna get these

0:02 Speaker 1: mics up, and we got we got a lot of

0:04 Speaker 1: mics here, but we've got the guys from Jarraflies here.

0:09 Speaker 2: Hello, Hey, good morning, good morning.

0:11 Speaker 1: We're gonna do a quick Okay, let's do this because

0:16 Speaker 1: we have to do kind of a live mic check

0:19 Speaker 1: on the air soundcheck I should say uh in this case.

0:22 Speaker 1: So let's start in the corner here and we'll go around.

0:25 Speaker 1: We'll have each of you tell me who you are,

0:28 Speaker 1: what you do in Jarraflies and uh, and that'll give

0:31 Speaker 1: me a chance to kind of do a soundcheck as

0:33 Speaker 1: we go. So we'll start with you, sir.

0:34 Speaker 3: Sure, Yeah, good morning. My name is Steven and uh

0:39 Speaker 3: I played drums and Jarflies.

0:41 Speaker 4: All right, and you Chris von Holwig, singer extraordinaire, here

0:46 Speaker 4: for your entertainment pleasure.

0:48 Speaker 5: I feel like you were an alter ego the last

0:50 Speaker 5: time you were here.

0:51 Speaker 2: Yes, I was the last time I was here.

0:52 Speaker 4: It was in another tribute, but we won't promote that

0:55 Speaker 4: one because we're promoting Jari Flies today.

0:57 Speaker 2: Right right, all right, very good you.

1:00 Speaker 1: I'm Eric, play guitar, okay, Eric, welcome, and of course

1:04 Speaker 1: you who you got to be in the five Timers

1:06 Speaker 1: club by now right, Well, why can't I can't hear

1:09 Speaker 1: you at all? How come, let's let me figure this

1:11 Speaker 1: out here. I cannot wait. I think I might know

1:15 Speaker 1: the problem. Let's try that again.

1:19 Speaker 6: Let's see it is Valentine's Day. Screwed them?

1:21 Speaker 5: There you are? There, you are? Hello, Chris. Hello, I'm welcome.

1:28 Speaker 6: I am Chris and I play guitar and jariflies.

1:31 Speaker 5: Also known as H.

1:32 Speaker 2: Yes you do.

1:34 Speaker 5: You play guitar as H or Chris, and it's always H.

1:38 Speaker 6: It's always for the general public.

1:40 Speaker 5: There are a lot of chris Is.

1:44 Speaker 6: Introduce Chris and I play bass.

1:47 Speaker 5: Well say that again, Chris. I'm the third Chris. You're

1:50 Speaker 5: the third Chris.

1:50 Speaker 2: They call me Smith because their creative told me.

1:56 Speaker 6: Actually it's Sergeant Baker.

1:57 Speaker 7: Yes, Sergeant Baker.

1:59 Speaker 5: Lenna.

1:59 Speaker 1: Turn this up and I'm gonna turn this down and

2:02 Speaker 1: let's see. All right, I need the uh, I need

2:08 Speaker 1: H and Smith to talk a little bit.

2:10 Speaker 6: Hello. Okay, here we are today, Chris.

2:14 Speaker 5: I'm doing well.

2:15 Speaker 8: How are you today?

2:16 Speaker 9: All right?

2:16 Speaker 6: Thanks for asking you?

2:17 Speaker 2: Hear you both.

2:17 Speaker 1: I can hear you both, Okay. I think I think

2:20 Speaker 1: that'll work. So jar flies obviously an Alison Chain's tribute.

2:23 Speaker 1: I think anyone would uh would would guess I assume

2:26 Speaker 1: I'm correct.

2:28 Speaker 5: Yes, it'd be funny if he came in and it

2:29 Speaker 5: turns out.

2:30 Speaker 6: His note it's actually Mamas in the Puppet this other console.

2:34 Speaker 1: Yeah, Mama's in the pop has had a song called

2:36 Speaker 1: jar Flies. Most people don't realize that. And this is

2:40 Speaker 1: how new is this?

2:41 Speaker 2: Is this?

2:41 Speaker 5: Have you guys been doing this for a while or

2:42 Speaker 5: is this brand new?

2:43 Speaker 6: This is pretty new? Okay, kind of kind of spawned

2:48 Speaker 6: late last year. Oh, so we were doing kind of

2:53 Speaker 6: another band, original band with the four of us, and

2:57 Speaker 6: then I ended up breaking my foot. Oh and so

3:01 Speaker 6: I was playing less drums and I played all these

3:03 Speaker 6: Aus and Chains songs wherever. Yeah, so I just threw

3:06 Speaker 6: it out to the guys. I'm like, you guys into

3:09 Speaker 6: playing like doing a Chain's acoustic project, and uh, They're

3:14 Speaker 6: immediately were on board. I'm like, well, we need to

3:15 Speaker 6: get another guitar player, and so just put it out

3:18 Speaker 6: there in the ether and Eric showed up and it

3:22 Speaker 6: was a home run from the beginning, and we love him.

3:24 Speaker 5: Yeah, that's not a lot of love. What was that?

3:31 Speaker 8: Was that?

3:31 Speaker 5: An idea that you always kind of had that you

3:32 Speaker 5: wanted to do, or for.

3:34 Speaker 6: Me personally, because I was I had. It's funny because

3:36 Speaker 6: we have the songbook in the studio, but I had

3:39 Speaker 6: picked that up when I was in high school, yeah,

3:41 Speaker 6: just for fun and learned all those songs three hundred

3:44 Speaker 6: years ago. So it was kind of nice that everybody

3:48 Speaker 6: was on board yep, yeah, to kind of bring it

3:51 Speaker 6: out there, and then with all the tribute thing going on,

3:54 Speaker 6: it's it was it was kind of like, you know,

3:57 Speaker 6: we play with you know, with edgeways and you know,

3:59 Speaker 6: anything that's fully plugged in. As we get older, I

4:02 Speaker 6: was kind of noticing, like this sounds great, right, because

4:06 Speaker 6: it's hard to get good sound for original bands or

4:08 Speaker 6: even tribute acts that are subjective to the venue. Yeah

4:13 Speaker 6: and their sound guy and they don't you know, it's

4:14 Speaker 6: it's hard. It's oh yeah, you get people in their

4:17 Speaker 6: forties and fifties who want to go out and enjoy

4:19 Speaker 6: the night. They don't want to hear screaming guitars for

4:22 Speaker 6: three hours, or maybe they do, but it gets it

4:24 Speaker 6: gets taxing right, right. So this is kind of a

4:27 Speaker 6: play on while we can do it in more intimate venues. Yeah,

4:32 Speaker 6: and so we we did an open mic night. I'd

4:35 Speaker 6: never played guitar on live before really, so that was

4:39 Speaker 6: kind of the challenge of it as well.

4:41 Speaker 5: What was that Was that scary or were you nervous?

4:45 Speaker 6: Because I usually I hide because I have I bought

4:47 Speaker 6: a big drums and I get to hide behind him.

4:49 Speaker 6: Oh yeah, and then I can say, oh, you guys

4:52 Speaker 6: out there, right right yeah, And I was just tired

4:55 Speaker 6: of looking at his all these years, right right.

5:04 Speaker 1: So, So now, well how many how many songs have

5:07 Speaker 1: you guys learned to do in this in this format

5:11 Speaker 1: so far?

5:11 Speaker 7: Like?

5:12 Speaker 5: How many?

5:12 Speaker 6: So the idea was to do the whole MTV and

5:15 Speaker 6: plugged album. Ok, so we do it as they performed it.

5:19 Speaker 6: Oh wow, and then we do attack on some bonus tracks.

5:22 Speaker 5: Oh very cool?

5:23 Speaker 2: Yeah, very cool.

5:25 Speaker 5: Have these songs been challenging to learn or some of

5:29 Speaker 5: them for me?

5:30 Speaker 2: Really? Yeah? Yeah?

5:31 Speaker 6: Yeah, we're still working. I mean there's a lot of

5:33 Speaker 6: vocal parts that you know, and chans. It's just tough

5:37 Speaker 6: to you can't replicate it, you know, Yeah, just so

5:40 Speaker 6: we try to do the best we can.

5:42 Speaker 3: Yeah, dense with nuance, so it's like you can learn

5:44 Speaker 3: the song, but then nailing the nuances is what takes time.

5:48 Speaker 5: Yeah.

5:48 Speaker 1: Yeah, and vocally too, So how do you handle you know,

5:52 Speaker 1: because Lane Staley and Jerry Cantrell singing together, which is

5:58 Speaker 1: vocally kind of the secret weapon right of the band.

6:01 Speaker 5: So I mean, how do you guys handle that?

6:03 Speaker 4: Eric has a good high falsetto. I can do both,

6:07 Speaker 4: but the warmth and tone in you know, basically in

6:12 Speaker 4: both of their voices, Jerry and Lane. But I do

6:14 Speaker 4: a lot of the you know, the the warmer, bassier

6:17 Speaker 4: tones and then he supports me and the you know,

6:20 Speaker 4: the high, higher falsetto backups and then h will come

6:25 Speaker 4: in on some of the stuff that you know, acquires

6:28 Speaker 4: you know, a third voice. Okay, So yeah, so we

6:31 Speaker 4: make the arrangements work with what, you know, what our

6:35 Speaker 4: what our strengths are.

6:36 Speaker 10: Yeah, try not to do too much with it because

6:38 Speaker 10: they have together.

6:41 Speaker 5: Right right, Absolutely, That's why Eric was the unicorn.

6:44 Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, man, play the guitar well and saying

6:48 Speaker 3: and new material already.

6:49 Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, yeah, Eric, you got it.

7:00 Speaker 2: I really.

7:02 Speaker 5: Fantastic. You're like an angel. Well, I'm dying to hear

7:08 Speaker 5: something you guys. You guys want to play.

7:11 Speaker 6: Yeah, we could do that show.

7:13 Speaker 1: That show all right, very good if you're just joined us.

7:16 Speaker 1: We got our flies here in studio with us.

7:23 Speaker 6: Yeah, you guys say when.

7:38 Speaker 9: I guess hm m hm hm hm hmm.

7:58 Speaker 5: Sorry not to day, not today, alright, Yeah, Mike's picking

8:07 Speaker 5: it up.

8:07 Speaker 2: It's all right.

8:25 Speaker 9: M hm.

8:32 Speaker 12: H Chase, miss madl we he's the bad that.

9:04 Speaker 13: In yet at bad and yet at bat this battle,

9:16 Speaker 13: no one want to grab.

9:18 Speaker 8: Dude, no basical man give themselves three, man give themselves

10:09 Speaker 8: three and yet have fun and yet have fun repeating

10:20 Speaker 8: my even yet be mal I feel better.

10:31 Speaker 2: Be hm hmm.

11:42 Speaker 5: That was great, guys, thank you, Oh my god, that

11:45 Speaker 5: was so good.

11:45 Speaker 6: Nice happy tune for Valentine's Day.

11:47 Speaker 5: Yeah, there you go. There you go.

11:52 Speaker 2: Eric.

11:53 Speaker 1: I'm wondering if when you're for the next one, if

11:55 Speaker 1: we can get that mic in front of the guitar.

11:57 Speaker 1: I just want to make sure we're picking you up

11:59 Speaker 1: a little bit better. If you get I mean you

12:01 Speaker 1: can pull the the extender there, you can just yeah,

12:05 Speaker 1: I know it's a it's a little bit awkward, but yeah,

12:07 Speaker 1: I just want to make sure we're getting you.

12:09 Speaker 2: But yeah, you guys, get there you go.

12:12 Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it it's awkward. That was the one

12:15 Speaker 1: advantage of the old studio we had more room. But no,

12:18 Speaker 1: you guys sound great if you're just joining us. We've

12:20 Speaker 1: got jar flies here with us in studio and absolutely fantastic.

12:26 Speaker 1: How many How many shows have you guys been been

12:28 Speaker 1: doing so far? You've been playing a lot.

12:30 Speaker 6: We had one at the beginning of January and we

12:33 Speaker 6: have a few more lined up.

12:36 Speaker 5: Okay, so we have.

12:40 Speaker 6: February twenty eighth coming up at the Button Factory in Portsmouth,

12:45 Speaker 6: but that did sell out.

12:46 Speaker 5: Oh, really excellent.

12:49 Speaker 6: The first show we did in Milford at Riley's Place,

12:54 Speaker 6: we got over five hundred people interested on our Facebook

12:58 Speaker 6: Oh my God event page, which was pretty cool. And

13:00 Speaker 6: then we ended up going capacity there for our first show,

13:05 Speaker 6: so that was so it was kind of like a

13:07 Speaker 6: little bit unexpected. And then we did the Portsmouth show

13:11 Speaker 6: Rochie Stephen Erica for kind of from that the coast

13:15 Speaker 6: area something like us, we should try to get out there,

13:18 Speaker 6: so just trying to find these smaller places and then

13:20 Speaker 6: that sold out in a few days. And then we

13:23 Speaker 6: have the Marrigold in Brattleboro, Vermont, March seventh, and then

13:30 Speaker 6: we have Pembroke City Limits the eighth on the schedule

13:34 Speaker 6: so far, Oh fantastic, which is trying to forget about.

13:39 Speaker 2: That's in the Rochester.

13:42 Speaker 5: So you guys are off to a very strong start.

13:45 Speaker 5: That's great.

13:45 Speaker 6: Yeah, so it's it's it's done pretty well with the response.

13:49 Speaker 6: Ah yeah, really woll so it's kind of nice. Yeah,

13:52 Speaker 6: that's excellent. That's excellent. Well, I'm dying to hear another one.

13:54 Speaker 6: You guys want to play another one?

13:55 Speaker 5: Yeah?

13:56 Speaker 1: Yeah, jar Flies is here with us in the studio

13:58 Speaker 1: if you're just joining us. Sound amazing, no excuses.

14:03 Speaker 12: That's a volume on that.

14:07 Speaker 5: Sounds good, sounds good in the headphones.

14:37 Speaker 12: It's all right.

14:41 Speaker 14: There comes a time.

14:45 Speaker 12: You can no search me so mad.

14:53 Speaker 15: Lad load, I want to take el no more in

15:04 Speaker 15: no discarsing to sad. Very day something hits me.

15:13 Speaker 14: How so good.

15:16 Speaker 15: You found me sitting here, found myself?

15:20 Speaker 14: Don't excuse is that?

15:22 Speaker 9: I know.

15:42 Speaker 12: It's okay.

15:45 Speaker 15: And a bdy.

15:50 Speaker 12: It's up boo breaking rock, soldry.

15:58 Speaker 2: Drained and blue. I believe for you.

16:05 Speaker 15: You think it's fine, Well you're telling in it.

16:14 Speaker 12: Every day something hits me.

16:17 Speaker 9: I'm so cool you can'd me sit it?

16:22 Speaker 15: Found myself don't choose his and I.

16:26 Speaker 8: Know yes, we'll walk down the line, leave our ray

17:11 Speaker 8: to go three to walk.

17:13 Speaker 12: Some shade.

17:17 Speaker 15: You might free. I will be a gread.

17:25 Speaker 12: It weed, well love you, weady way red something miss me.

17:37 Speaker 14: I'm so cool.

17:40 Speaker 15: You find me see it found myself, don't see see.

17:45 Speaker 5: And fantastic guys. Wow, thank you.

18:25 Speaker 1: If you're just joining us, we have jar Flies here

18:28 Speaker 1: with us live in studio and yeah, that sounded really

18:31 Speaker 1: really good.

18:34 Speaker 5: Like in terms of long term, do.

18:37 Speaker 1: You do you plan to learn other I mean, I

18:40 Speaker 1: know you talked about doing the you know, the entire

18:42 Speaker 1: unplugged album and that's kind of the the main thing

18:44 Speaker 1: and then you but I mean, do you plan on

18:46 Speaker 1: tackling like maybe other entire Alison Chain's albums in the

18:50 Speaker 1: future or now.

18:51 Speaker 4: We're just adding songs we did. We did also do

18:54 Speaker 4: stay Away, which is personal favorite. Oh yeah, it ain't

18:59 Speaker 4: like that, uh, don't follow, But we also did and

19:04 Speaker 4: we did an acoustic version was still the big vocal

19:08 Speaker 4: a man in the box to close the show Riley,

19:11 Speaker 4: So that that and that, you know, because that's a

19:14 Speaker 4: big song and obviously they're most probably the most one

19:17 Speaker 4: of their most notable hits, you still need that you

19:20 Speaker 4: know energy. But yeah, because we had a capacity crowd,

19:24 Speaker 4: they joined in for everything, so we really got that

19:26 Speaker 4: you know residence, even without the electrified guitars, so you know,

19:30 Speaker 4: we're still using the full drums, so we still have

19:33 Speaker 4: that impact of the drums, which this is a very

19:37 Speaker 4: drum and bass driven type of music.

19:39 Speaker 5: Yeah.

19:40 Speaker 2: Yeah, we're a little extra acoustic this morning.

19:42 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, now this is cool.

19:45 Speaker 2: Thrum drummer always gets screwed and the.

19:49 Speaker 3: Well, even the guitars aren't amplified, you know, it's like, yeah,

19:53 Speaker 3: amplified acoustics sounds beautiful.

19:55 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely.

19:57 Speaker 2: Yeah.

19:57 Speaker 6: In terms of full albums, we wouldn't do a full album.

20:00 Speaker 6: I guess technically we could do SAP. We could do set.

20:03 Speaker 6: They had the four song EP SAP right right, but

20:05 Speaker 6: there's but Chris Cornell guess vocals on there. There's some

20:09 Speaker 6: crazy vocals on that album. But yeah, but those would

20:12 Speaker 6: be some deeper cuts for sure.

20:14 Speaker 5: Yeah.

20:15 Speaker 6: But we've talked about even some of the newer Allison

20:18 Speaker 6: Chain's albums without Lane. There's some good songs on those albums. Yeah,

20:22 Speaker 6: so maybe if we get down the road and then

20:25 Speaker 6: you know the side projects like mad Season. Oh yeah,

20:29 Speaker 6: we could do stuff like that.

20:30 Speaker 5: I really like that album, mad Season album.

20:32 Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a great album.

20:33 Speaker 5: Yeah.

20:33 Speaker 3: Yeah, so yeah, there's some amount of hits that they

20:37 Speaker 3: had that didn't on the unplugged album.

20:40 Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true too.

20:41 Speaker 2: Yeah, those are those are all targets if they translate

20:44 Speaker 2: well right right.

20:46 Speaker 5: Yeah.

20:47 Speaker 1: Was there anything that was particularly challenging, I mean, any

20:50 Speaker 1: anything that you guys kind of had to really work

20:52 Speaker 1: art out to get it right?

20:54 Speaker 6: Yeah, those a few songs over now is a unique tuning. Yeah,

20:59 Speaker 6: so you know, we have separate guitars for that one.

21:03 Speaker 2: Frogs Frogs Cross is a super impressive song.

21:08 Speaker 4: But there's a lot of very cool bass parts that

21:12 Speaker 4: are triggers for me in terms of the vocal Okay

21:15 Speaker 4: and Laye, whether it's the recording or unplugged his especially

21:22 Speaker 4: the whole end of the song. It it feels when

21:25 Speaker 4: you listen to it that it's very much just riffing

21:27 Speaker 4: and it's out of time, but you have to you know,

21:30 Speaker 4: you have to count it. But in Lane fashion, he

21:33 Speaker 4: sings when he wants to sing, when you just kind

21:36 Speaker 4: of follow what he's doing.

21:38 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, And to that, a lot of it is

21:40 Speaker 6: just which is part of where we kind of tried

21:44 Speaker 6: to do the more intimate gigs. It's it's very viby,

21:47 Speaker 6: so it's not there's nothing to a grid, there's it's

21:50 Speaker 6: not specific, it's how we're feeling. Try to find that

21:53 Speaker 6: pocket so people can really feel and and us just

21:56 Speaker 6: feel it the music more than just hey, would you

22:00 Speaker 6: playing a song and we can pull in anybody to

22:02 Speaker 6: play this. It's not going to be like that as

22:04 Speaker 6: much because it's it really takes the band to kind

22:07 Speaker 6: of work together to sell these songs. I think, oh yeah,

22:11 Speaker 6: versus you know, if you're just playing a bar band,

22:13 Speaker 6: cover band and you can play Mustang Sally, you can

22:16 Speaker 6: find three thousand people to play it and they can

22:18 Speaker 6: kill it and that's fine. Yeah, you know, some of

22:22 Speaker 6: this stuff is I think it's not super unique, but

22:25 Speaker 6: it's it's kind of nicer to have that that feel.

22:28 Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, it's like you play it too fast

22:31 Speaker 10: and it kind of takes the mood away. You've really

22:33 Speaker 10: got to find that pocket in order for it to

22:34 Speaker 10: come through.

22:35 Speaker 5: Right right? Yeah?

22:36 Speaker 1: Absolutely? Uh, you guys want to play another one? Sure,

22:41 Speaker 1: if you're discerning us, we've had jar flies here with

22:43 Speaker 1: us in studio sounding really good, really good?

22:47 Speaker 6: Are we doing on tuning?

22:48 Speaker 2: Done in a hole?

22:50 Speaker 5: Ooh yeah, I don't want to hear that.

22:53 Speaker 12: Good yea berey me stopping this wool.

23:29 Speaker 8: And give this part of me.

23:33 Speaker 9: Boy you.

23:38 Speaker 15: Send rings down near as sing all the rare nowels

23:47 Speaker 15: in to.

23:52 Speaker 16: In blue, sell me a hold, and I don't know

24:01 Speaker 16: if that can be safe seamen degate lag craze. Oh,

24:17 Speaker 16: I don't understand. They thought I was abos.

24:27 Speaker 15: Look at me now, rain so baby, tell me in

24:37 Speaker 15: a hope losing myself, tell me in abo any control.

24:55 Speaker 5: And that to lie.

25:02 Speaker 15: Now it's a pensil tonight. Tell in the hold.

25:16 Speaker 8: They put all the stones in the place.

25:23 Speaker 15: I beating the stone somewhere tong had been bound off

25:28 Speaker 15: the tea.

25:33 Speaker 9: Where I haven't Fill.

25:35 Speaker 12: Me in myself and I will be to know more

25:45 Speaker 12: on my feeling.

25:52 Speaker 15: Tell a.

25:57 Speaker 8: Using myself.

26:01 Speaker 15: Tell me about.

26:06 Speaker 12: Well control.

26:11 Speaker 9: Pa to buy from now its.

26:19 Speaker 14: Pencil read something and this.

26:37 Speaker 8: Said give this stott be bo, you said, say rings down, and.

26:50 Speaker 12: Her as said, who.

26:55 Speaker 9: Now said to cool?

27:04 Speaker 15: To be sad down in a hole, losing my soul

27:16 Speaker 15: down in the bool, feeling.

27:21 Speaker 9: So small.

27:25 Speaker 15: Down in a bole, losing myself, tell me a hole.

27:39 Speaker 12: Down in control.

27:45 Speaker 9: That too. That to the Mollys of Pencil.

28:19 Speaker 1: Amazing jar flies here with us in studio and uh yeah,

28:24 Speaker 1: you guys, sound sounds so good?

28:26 Speaker 2: So good?

28:27 Speaker 5: Is there what what goes over the best?

28:30 Speaker 9: Like?

28:30 Speaker 1: Is there something that stands out when you guys play

28:32 Speaker 1: live that the crowd reacts to the most? Would you say,

28:36 Speaker 1: is there any one thing that really?

28:39 Speaker 2: I feel?

28:39 Speaker 4: I feel like we we got exactly what we expected,

28:43 Speaker 4: which was this was already inside of us from our youth.

28:46 Speaker 4: So when we brought the project together, we even surprised

28:49 Speaker 4: ourselves playing it through the first time. Pretty much nine

28:54 Speaker 4: ten of the songs came to us easy. Yeah, so

28:57 Speaker 4: the fans, the people came that love it. I think

29:01 Speaker 4: the thing that I got from it was right Lane's gone,

29:04 Speaker 4: So there's no availability for anybody who either was alive

29:09 Speaker 4: during that time and lived it when it was you know,

29:11 Speaker 4: fresh and new, or is now experiencing it after. So

29:15 Speaker 4: the looks on the people's faces and them singing the

29:18 Speaker 4: songs along with me, everything seemed to be their favorite.

29:22 Speaker 2: Yeah, everything was a hit. Of course.

29:24 Speaker 4: You know, Man in the box, down in a Hole

29:26 Speaker 4: that we just did are very big, you know, notable songs.

29:30 Speaker 4: But I would say the crowd that we have there,

29:33 Speaker 4: they may have even known the music better than we did. Yeah,

29:36 Speaker 4: so I could have handed the mic off several times

29:39 Speaker 4: people were doing it, yeah, saying that you Chris.

29:43 Speaker 2: Yeah.

29:43 Speaker 7: The reaction from the people, I think I underestimated I

29:47 Speaker 7: guess how popular they were because I wasn't expecting people

29:50 Speaker 7: like they were singing along and like to some of

29:53 Speaker 7: the songs. I didn't expect it to. It was like, okay,

29:55 Speaker 7: kind of neat to see, you know.

29:56 Speaker 2: Yeah, I second that.

29:58 Speaker 3: I think that is the I guess thing that blew

30:01 Speaker 3: me away was that I, you know, like most of us,

30:05 Speaker 3: like the suggestion to learn these songs was like, yeah,

30:09 Speaker 3: of course, like it's always fun, yeah to pick up

30:11 Speaker 3: a new challenge and play a thing. But I had

30:15 Speaker 3: no idea that it would get the response that it did. Yeah,

30:19 Speaker 3: Like we didn't bring more than like something like less

30:23 Speaker 3: than ten percent of the people their family and friends

30:25 Speaker 3: of ours. Yeah, like just like organic people just yea

30:28 Speaker 3: like brought that place to capacity just because they love

30:32 Speaker 3: Alice and chains.

30:33 Speaker 2: Yeah.

30:33 Speaker 3: We're seeing that at the other gigs that we've posted too,

30:36 Speaker 3: So I think that's the biggest surprise.

30:41 Speaker 2: That's great. Yeah, it's a great response.

30:44 Speaker 4: The return after the show when it was over, that

30:47 Speaker 4: you know, people told me was that the music at

30:52 Speaker 4: some point in their lives did something to help them,

30:55 Speaker 4: you know, as some of the content can be downtrodden

30:58 Speaker 4: and depressing as it is, Uh, it's a reflection of

31:02 Speaker 4: human emotion. So I think the return from people was

31:05 Speaker 4: I would will never have and didn't have the opportunity

31:07 Speaker 4: to see this and for real, but you doing this

31:13 Speaker 4: gives me the opportunity to experience it the way you know,

31:16 Speaker 4: maybe you know, whatever my parents or I may have

31:19 Speaker 4: if I was a little older or something during whatever

31:22 Speaker 4: time of their life and age groups.

31:23 Speaker 2: So yeah, I don't remember her name, but we did

31:26 Speaker 2: find out.

31:27 Speaker 4: That one of the employees there at Riley's was actually

31:30 Speaker 4: there at the Unplugged in nineteen ninety seven.

31:35 Speaker 6: She worked for a Hipperator magazine.

31:37 Speaker 4: Yeah, oh no, kiddy in wild that's wild amazing. Yeah,

31:40 Speaker 4: so she she saw the real thing and she was

31:42 Speaker 4: very instrumental. Because that's the part we left out is

31:46 Speaker 4: we just went to Riley's to do an open mic

31:49 Speaker 4: maybe a month and a half before. Yet it got

31:54 Speaker 4: such a good response. They asked us to come back,

31:57 Speaker 4: and I think she she was instrumental in doing. They said,

32:01 Speaker 4: you need to get these guys in. I've seen the

32:02 Speaker 4: real thing, and they do they do good jobs.

32:06 Speaker 5: Oh that's yeah, that's an incredible validation.

32:08 Speaker 2: Yeah.

32:09 Speaker 6: Yeah, because conveniently they Fridley's was booked for a long time,

32:13 Speaker 6: then the date opened up.

32:15 Speaker 2: Yeah, we appreciate it. Thank you for having me.

32:20 Speaker 5: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt.

32:21 Speaker 1: I'm also curious and you know, for any any of

32:24 Speaker 1: you who want to address this, like, what what is

32:27 Speaker 1: it about Alison Chains that that made or makes a

32:31 Speaker 1: lot because they still exist obviously, but that makes that

32:33 Speaker 1: band so special because off the top of my head, like,

32:37 Speaker 1: there's nobody who sounds like Alice in Chains, you know

32:40 Speaker 1: what I mean, There's nobody who quite sounds like them.

32:43 Speaker 1: So they're unique in in a you know, in a

32:46 Speaker 1: universe where you know, everybody you know sounds like somebody

32:49 Speaker 1: else to some extent, but Alison Chains really kind of

32:51 Speaker 1: I mean I I and again I referenced it earlier.

32:54 Speaker 1: I think a lot of it has to do with

32:56 Speaker 1: you know, again Lane and Jerry and there and they're

33:00 Speaker 1: vocals together I think that's to me, that was kind

33:02 Speaker 1: of always a secret sauce. But but but there's other

33:05 Speaker 1: elements about them that are, you know, interesting. But I mean,

33:10 Speaker 1: what do you guys think, Because you're you're in a

33:12 Speaker 1: good position to speak on this since you're, you know,

33:14 Speaker 1: covering their songs. Obviously you're all passionate about Alison Chains,

33:17 Speaker 1: and you're and you're exploring how to play them. Right,

33:20 Speaker 1: You've learned how to play these songs. So, like I

33:22 Speaker 1: just and anybody wants to share their perspective, what is

33:25 Speaker 1: it about Alison Chains that makes them so incredible?

33:27 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll take a shot at that. I for me,

33:29 Speaker 2: it's uh.

33:32 Speaker 10: When I actually when I saw you guys looking for

33:34 Speaker 10: somebody to play, I saw that immediately and I responded

33:36 Speaker 10: because this is, you know, the Dirt album came out,

33:41 Speaker 10: I think just as I was.

33:42 Speaker 2: I think I might have been in the Marines at

33:44 Speaker 2: the time, but when I was.

33:45 Speaker 10: Overseas day, we beat them, We beat the brakes off that. Yeah,

33:49 Speaker 10: at the time to the tape yet get but but

33:53 Speaker 10: I think it goes back. There was a lot of

33:54 Speaker 10: change in music at that time when their first album

33:57 Speaker 10: came out. I mean, because I'm still an eighties guy.

33:59 Speaker 10: I love eighties music, but I was, you know, still

34:01 Speaker 10: in high school when it started to switch over and

34:03 Speaker 10: to Vana, sound Garden, you know, pro jam, all these

34:07 Speaker 10: bands came out, and I think it was just a change,

34:09 Speaker 10: and I think there was a lot that people kind

34:11 Speaker 10: of reflect on that change out now that they're older

34:13 Speaker 10: and they look back on that and they have, you know.

34:15 Speaker 2: Caond memories of what this music means to them.

34:18 Speaker 10: So I think that's kind of the response.

34:19 Speaker 9: To get as well.

34:20 Speaker 5: Right right, yeah, anybody else, No, no, go ahead.

34:25 Speaker 4: I was just gonna say I think I think obviously

34:28 Speaker 4: all all of them are talented, extremely talented musicians. Jerry

34:32 Speaker 4: Cantrell great, you know, composer of an orchestrator of that music.

34:37 Speaker 4: Helped too that their voices were very close, so not

34:40 Speaker 4: only in terms of inflection and tonally, so that that works.

34:44 Speaker 4: You know, sometimes you couldn't tell, you know, the difference

34:46 Speaker 4: when Jerry was singing, but Lane had a very haunting vocal.

34:50 Speaker 4: But I think the the length of them being together

34:54 Speaker 4: and managing to get to that level, because I'm sure

34:57 Speaker 4: if you've ever deep dive, you know Alice in Chains,

34:59 Speaker 4: you know where they started and where they ended up

35:01 Speaker 4: very different, so that you know, that graduation to that,

35:05 Speaker 4: but human emotion as sad as it is that Lane

35:08 Speaker 4: died and the struggle, I think, I think the audience,

35:13 Speaker 4: uh in just being human really, you know, honed in

35:16 Speaker 4: on the fact.

35:17 Speaker 2: That you know this this guy is he really feels this.

35:21 Speaker 2: You know.

35:21 Speaker 4: Of course, now looking back, I think, you know, possibly

35:25 Speaker 4: at this time, maybe he would have gotten more help

35:28 Speaker 4: than he did and we would have been able to

35:29 Speaker 4: enjoy him for much longer.

35:31 Speaker 2: But you know, some stars burned the brightest.

35:33 Speaker 10: I think that everybody relates to that too, right, I Mean,

35:35 Speaker 10: everybody's been down in a hole at some point in

35:37 Speaker 10: their life. So I think their lyrics and the way

35:39 Speaker 10: they come across, I mean, everybody can relate to some way.

35:42 Speaker 10: It's almost all of their songs. So I think that's

35:44 Speaker 10: another piece that really draws people to their music.

35:46 Speaker 5: Yeah.

35:46 Speaker 3: Absolutely, Yeah, I was just gonna say to what I

35:51 Speaker 3: think the two big they've been touched on the two

35:53 Speaker 3: biggest things are that you can't understate the the the

35:58 Speaker 3: magnificence of the armonies that those two singers created together.

36:02 Speaker 2: It's really unique.

36:03 Speaker 3: I don't you don't see it a lot in music, right,

36:06 Speaker 3: You really didn't see it in that genre specifically exactly

36:09 Speaker 3: like bon Jovi was doing it, but like you know,

36:11 Speaker 3: that's like happy pop, you know, right, right, But they

36:15 Speaker 3: brought it to that genre in a way that really

36:20 Speaker 3: did justice to the authenticity of the There was just

36:24 Speaker 3: such an authenticity to that. You didn't feel like they

36:27 Speaker 3: were trying to commercialize pain something. They they were really

36:31 Speaker 3: authentic and that's what resonates with people.

36:34 Speaker 6: Yeah, And I think the for me it's I've never

36:38 Speaker 6: been a huge lyric guy, so the authenticity in the

36:44 Speaker 6: lane to what Chris said, is one uncent on for me.

36:48 Speaker 6: It's the sonics of it all and a lot of

36:51 Speaker 6: how people recorded during that During that time, we got

36:53 Speaker 6: a lot of great music. You know that that Rage album,

36:57 Speaker 6: all those those early nineties albums have their own sound. Yeah,

37:01 Speaker 6: and Jerry was you know that just the feelings of

37:05 Speaker 6: that music message aside, just grabs me. You know, that's

37:10 Speaker 6: the snare sounds or the guitar sounds. What effects are

37:13 Speaker 6: going on there? How are they getting all these layers right?

37:16 Speaker 6: So that people don't really realize that, but it affects them.

37:18 Speaker 6: It's like there's something that sounds really cooler. I don't

37:21 Speaker 6: know what it is, but it's right. It pulls you in, right,

37:23 Speaker 6: So it's I think it's all that. You know, they

37:26 Speaker 6: were package that pretty well.

37:28 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

37:30 Speaker 2: Good old raw rock and roll too. I mean they were.

37:34 Speaker 4: They were great musicians, but you watch not a butt

37:38 Speaker 4: more of a you know, it wasn't so overly polished.

37:41 Speaker 4: They adapted, you know, you can you can see during

37:44 Speaker 4: that that you know, it had been a long time

37:46 Speaker 4: since they had played you know, those songs and played

37:50 Speaker 4: with Lane. I'm sure there was some rehearsals, but they

37:52 Speaker 4: even there's even a comment by Lane, you know, this

37:54 Speaker 4: is the best show we've had in three years, and

37:58 Speaker 4: somebody shouts out, yeah, it's the only show because he disappeared.

38:02 Speaker 4: I mean we talk about all the time. Their their window,

38:05 Speaker 4: like a lot of other great bands, was very short. Yeah,

38:09 Speaker 4: at the time, from when they hit to when it

38:12 Speaker 4: was over and we lost Lane was a very short time.

38:17 Speaker 4: But to watch them play that and be those musicians.

38:20 Speaker 4: But you know, with all the nuances and the warts

38:23 Speaker 4: and everything that goes with it, we're really dissecting it.

38:26 Speaker 4: Like now we're in the ten percent of like you know,

38:28 Speaker 4: that's that's not the recording, but what they did here

38:32 Speaker 4: actually ended up cool. Yeah, because they adapt to uh

38:35 Speaker 4: to it. And I like the the you know, I

38:37 Speaker 4: want them to be good musicians, but I like the

38:40 Speaker 4: unpolished raw rock and roll. I feel a lot of

38:42 Speaker 4: stuff today is just so perfectly orchestrated, and whether they're

38:47 Speaker 4: playing with backing tracks or you know, they've got the

38:50 Speaker 4: most professional you know, equipment and yeah, recording software stuff

38:57 Speaker 4: that they do live. I just like the good old,

38:59 Speaker 4: you know, raw rock and roll, and yeah, if we

39:01 Speaker 4: mess it up, we're not gonna We're just gonna keep

39:03 Speaker 4: going through.

39:04 Speaker 5: It's not supposed to be perfect.

39:06 Speaker 2: Yes, you know a lot of people are critical.

39:07 Speaker 4: They want it to be like album quality, and it's like, yeah,

39:10 Speaker 4: but this is real and certainly we're not Alice in Chains,

39:13 Speaker 4: so we're adapting to what you know, parts we can

39:16 Speaker 4: we can do.

39:17 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, we've got a little bit of that. But

39:20 Speaker 6: we talk about all the time as just being artists,

39:23 Speaker 6: you're going to get some critiques. So it's you're not

39:25 Speaker 6: doing Laye any justice, and like we're not. We're not

39:28 Speaker 6: trying to replicate Lane, right right, We're playing the songs

39:32 Speaker 6: and just be just a channel in this area for

39:35 Speaker 6: people to hear it.

39:36 Speaker 2: It's a tribute. Yeah, it's not merely a tribute.

39:39 Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, if that I mean, it's just it's just

39:43 Speaker 6: just sharing the music, just enjoying the music and playing

39:47 Speaker 6: with other people. You can call it tribute, I guess,

39:49 Speaker 6: but it's really just here songs that we like. We

39:52 Speaker 6: hope you like them too, and we're just trying to Yeah,

39:55 Speaker 6: we hope. We'll try to convey that that message because

39:58 Speaker 6: Jerry and Lane are here together. If Jerry wants to

40:00 Speaker 6: come in, great.

40:04 Speaker 12: We love listening to the show.

40:06 Speaker 2: We love to we love to be loud and play metal.

40:08 Speaker 4: We're all metal guys, uh, with deep roots and you know,

40:13 Speaker 4: thrash metal and hard rock stuff from the eighties and

40:16 Speaker 4: the nineties. But I have to say that, yes, this

40:20 Speaker 4: not only for the reaction that we got, but for

40:22 Speaker 4: us it is it is a change from the norm.

40:25 Speaker 2: It is not easy.

40:27 Speaker 4: I'm not saying it's easy, but vocally like, it's much

40:30 Speaker 4: different than everything else that I do with either other trips,

40:32 Speaker 4: its original bands or covers.

40:34 Speaker 2: So it's uh.

40:35 Speaker 4: And to put it together collectively in package it that way,

40:38 Speaker 4: I think that's you know, if we did a song

40:40 Speaker 4: or two in like a cover set. We just you know,

40:42 Speaker 4: be another cover band and noise of all cover bands.

40:46 Speaker 4: So it just has more of a thing. And there

40:48 Speaker 4: are other great Alison chains.

40:51 Speaker 17: Somebody somebody ring the door bell, murder them, somebody, somebody's

40:57 Speaker 17: somebody wants a bus ticke up, it's pizza, but Jenny's

41:02 Speaker 17: on the case.

41:03 Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just it's enjoyable to do and package it

41:06 Speaker 4: that way and have people be like, yeah, I can

41:09 Speaker 4: each mentioned it earlier. I can go there, maybe get

41:12 Speaker 4: some food, have a drink, and I can still talk

41:15 Speaker 4: to people and here because the decibels of this are

41:17 Speaker 4: are far less.

41:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, even even with you know.

41:21 Speaker 4: Electrified acoustic and amplification, it just has less impact than

41:26 Speaker 4: going to see you know, your your favorite you know,

41:29 Speaker 4: very loud rock band and right you know, you're you're

41:32 Speaker 4: with you're just screaming at each other and your horse

41:35 Speaker 4: by the end of the night.

41:35 Speaker 6: So yeah, and the idea of it is just to

41:38 Speaker 6: create a little bit more of an experience with the

41:40 Speaker 6: you know, we have like the candles and the just

41:43 Speaker 6: bring the mood down a little bit so people can

41:45 Speaker 6: kind of dive into it. So it's you know, we're

41:48 Speaker 6: not just a band in the corner, you know, it's

41:50 Speaker 6: people just can dive into it. Like I said, just

41:55 Speaker 6: I like the song, and you can hear people kind

41:57 Speaker 6: of talking I love this and they start singing. That

42:00 Speaker 6: kind of interaction is new for me because, like Chris

42:04 Speaker 6: is saying, you know, if you're playing with amps, you

42:06 Speaker 6: don't hear anybody.

42:07 Speaker 5: Right, right, that's true.

42:08 Speaker 6: Yeah, Like you're like, well you really like that, you

42:11 Speaker 6: try harder and it's like I like it too, Yeah,

42:13 Speaker 6: and then you have that connection. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty close. Yeah,

42:17 Speaker 6: it sounds like because there's people, I mean when we're

42:19 Speaker 6: at Riley's. I mean there's a couple, there's a whole

42:21 Speaker 6: group you know, this far away, and like that's that's

42:24 Speaker 6: a lot of pressure. Yeah, in a sense because like

42:27 Speaker 6: can you can see people kind of either get water

42:29 Speaker 6: eyed or whatever. They're like, this is my song and like, yeah,

42:32 Speaker 6: you know it's so it's weird, like it's not my song.

42:35 Speaker 6: We're just you know, channeling it. But it's cool that

42:38 Speaker 6: they're getting that emotion from it.

42:39 Speaker 5: Yeah.

42:39 Speaker 3: I was also surprised that I forgot to mention this

42:42 Speaker 3: the amount of women that were at that show and

42:44 Speaker 3: kids there are a lot of like younger kids, like

42:46 Speaker 3: teenage kids, Like my niece is like fourteen and she uh,

42:52 Speaker 3: she's in Dallas and Chain.

42:53 Speaker 2: So like, yeah, to the extent that we can bring

42:59 Speaker 2: I think so. I think so.

43:01 Speaker 3: I mean to the extent that any like younger kid

43:04 Speaker 3: enjoys this music. Yeah, and if there's anyone in this

43:07 Speaker 3: area that likes this kind of music and they're younger

43:09 Speaker 3: and they can hopefully we can do they can come

43:13 Speaker 3: to a show and we can kind of do justice

43:14 Speaker 3: to like the vibe that they missed out on not

43:17 Speaker 3: being alive.

43:17 Speaker 6: Yeah, we see that a lot, and people have reached out.

43:20 Speaker 6: Is this eighteen plus or a twenty one plus? Can

43:23 Speaker 6: you know? They want to make sure because like my

43:25 Speaker 6: daughter or my whatever child, it's hugely into it. So

43:29 Speaker 6: it's kind of like it's kind of interesting. It's like,

43:33 Speaker 6: you know, people our age, I guess their kids are

43:35 Speaker 6: more into it.

43:36 Speaker 5: Yeah.

43:36 Speaker 2: Yeah, we spawned, we all spawned kids that would listen

43:39 Speaker 2: to it.

43:40 Speaker 6: But yeah, but it's kind of the same idea because

43:42 Speaker 6: I think it's for me. I kind of skipped the

43:45 Speaker 6: eighties in my had older brothers who listened to a

43:48 Speaker 6: lot of seventies stuff, but the nineties stuff was a

43:50 Speaker 6: product of a lot of seventies music. You know, your

43:53 Speaker 6: Sables and Zeppelin and yeah, all the all the kind

43:57 Speaker 6: of the harder rock stuff where the eighties was polished

44:01 Speaker 6: and they had that eighties machine to it. Yeah, I

44:05 Speaker 6: mean you had your metal, but you didn't have like

44:06 Speaker 6: the rock. Like the nineties grunge stuff was a descending

44:10 Speaker 6: of the night you know, late sixties and seventies.

44:13 Speaker 1: Yeah, and and probably to kind of a reaction to

44:16 Speaker 1: to the eighties sene you know, right, Oh for sure, Yeah, yeah,

44:21 Speaker 1: kind of a kind of a pushback on that and

44:24 Speaker 1: a and a welcome one.

44:25 Speaker 5: And in a lot of ways, I would say, Chris,

44:30 Speaker 5: you've been quiet. Did you have anything you want to do?

44:32 Speaker 9: Uh?

44:32 Speaker 7: No, I'm just a bass player.

44:33 Speaker 9: Man.

44:35 Speaker 2: It's a bass player.

44:35 Speaker 1: Hey man, I'm a bass player too, So you know,

44:37 Speaker 1: we gotta we gotta look out for each other. That's

44:39 Speaker 1: why I want to make sure if you.

44:40 Speaker 12: Had anything he got in there, I will.

44:42 Speaker 6: I'll say that the base is amazing on on a

44:45 Speaker 6: lot of the oul chain stuff, and yeah, he's nailing

44:47 Speaker 6: it with Oh I noticed on the not only the tones,

44:52 Speaker 6: but just just the parts in general, because it's such

44:54 Speaker 6: a huge part of it.

44:55 Speaker 5: Yeah, Mike is an amazing bass player.

44:57 Speaker 2: That's one of the reasons I've always loved them.

44:59 Speaker 5: And anyways, it's just oh yeah, awesome. Oh absolutely, absolutely,

45:03 Speaker 5: one hundred percent. He's one of my favorites.

45:06 Speaker 12: I think.

45:06 Speaker 1: So in a moment, if you guys want to do

45:09 Speaker 1: one more, we can. We can end the segment with

45:11 Speaker 1: one more. We definitely have time. But I also want

45:14 Speaker 1: to make sure that uh, two things. One that people

45:18 Speaker 1: know where to find you guys online and also what

45:20 Speaker 1: you've got coming up if you want to remind people too,

45:23 Speaker 1: because you got to you got a bunch of shows

45:25 Speaker 1: coming up.

45:25 Speaker 2: We do.

45:26 Speaker 6: So it's online jarflies dot com, which is amazing that

45:30 Speaker 6: we were able to get that.

45:31 Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm actually surprised. That's really Oh that's great.

45:35 Speaker 6: It's great. So that's that's the home spot. You can

45:38 Speaker 6: find all the gigs there and I'll see on the socials, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok,

45:43 Speaker 6: YouTube at jariflies or jariflies n H so you people

45:50 Speaker 6: can find it. But jariflies dot com you'll have all

45:52 Speaker 6: the links. Excellent to find us on the socials sign

45:56 Speaker 6: up for the email list so you can be notified.

45:58 Speaker 6: We have some shirts as well merch at the shows,

46:02 Speaker 6: which is kind of fun. And then so our next

46:06 Speaker 6: one is eight at Button Factory, but that's sold out already.

46:10 Speaker 4: Yes, if you don't already have a ticket, we'd love

46:13 Speaker 4: to see you, but please don't show up there and

46:15 Speaker 4: then be upset because we don't we we don't want

46:18 Speaker 4: to have you drive really far to find out you

46:21 Speaker 4: can't get in. So look at our next But our

46:24 Speaker 4: next gigs on March seventh, Olt Bridle Borrow and then

46:28 Speaker 4: four eighteen in Rochester.

46:31 Speaker 2: Those are bigger venues.

46:32 Speaker 6: Come back to Rochester at the East Side Tavern. It's

46:35 Speaker 6: a good size. Yeah, so that's not ticketed, okay, but

46:39 Speaker 6: we do ask everybody just say that you're interested on

46:41 Speaker 6: at least on the Facebook event page if possible, so

46:44 Speaker 6: that we can kind of gauge if we do get

46:46 Speaker 6: to a capacity limit. We've been asked by the venues

46:51 Speaker 6: just so they can have a kind of account. They

46:54 Speaker 6: do tickets, but they're not but we don't want people.

46:57 Speaker 6: If you're if you signed up, click interested and then

47:01 Speaker 6: you can say hey, at least they they're here. We

47:03 Speaker 6: can try to get you in but I think it's

47:04 Speaker 6: big enough. We'll probably if we if it gets packed there,

47:08 Speaker 6: they'll be crazy.

47:10 Speaker 5: Yeah.

47:10 Speaker 1: Yeah again, you guys are off to such a great start.

47:14 Speaker 1: That's that is wonderful. So very very happy for you.

47:17 Speaker 1: Glad you're here. Uh, you sound amazing. So this has

47:20 Speaker 1: been incredible. But yeah, so we'll end the Uh, we'll

47:23 Speaker 1: end the segment with one more song if if you

47:25 Speaker 1: guys want to play, you want to play one more?

47:27 Speaker 6: What is the bonus?

47:27 Speaker 9: One?

47:28 Speaker 2: Got me wrong?

47:28 Speaker 5: Come me wrong?

47:30 Speaker 2: Thanks for having us man?

47:31 Speaker 5: Oh, absolutely absolutely, and we will thank you. We'll do

47:33 Speaker 5: it again in the future for sure. This is great.

47:35 Speaker 2: Uh.

47:35 Speaker 1: And again if you are just joining us, Jarra Flies

47:37 Speaker 1: is here with us live in studio.

47:42 Speaker 9: H m m.

47:57 Speaker 12: Yeah goes. We all love this more.

48:05 Speaker 15: Nothing in my.

48:06 Speaker 5: Life, no.

48:11 Speaker 12: Call it lay in up but you well let see nothing.

48:21 Speaker 9: I know.

48:23 Speaker 12: Bit you got me wroung.

48:31 Speaker 8: So should we run from something strong?

48:49 Speaker 12: I can't let go?

48:54 Speaker 8: Thread bad, tap free, unwinding stove.

49:00 Speaker 12: You don't you bring show?

49:06 Speaker 2: You all been?

49:07 Speaker 12: Let me want me to.

49:12 Speaker 5: No where pitch you get me round?

49:22 Speaker 15: So shall we read or something show?

49:32 Speaker 8: I've there lost so long? Row in a sat Tube

49:45 Speaker 8: babcom JOm.

49:50 Speaker 15: That don't last forever.

49:56 Speaker 12: So let's go to churn out RAI.

50:31 Speaker 8: You sugar teas, sweet nest, does nothing touch my face?

50:42 Speaker 12: Stay if you please. You may now be here when

50:51 Speaker 12: not leave?

50:54 Speaker 15: No, bet you got me wrong.

51:04 Speaker 8: So shall we read for something song? I haven't been artist,

51:17 Speaker 8: and so long row in a sense to bagn from

51:28 Speaker 8: love row, I haven't been baptist, and so long don't

51:43 Speaker 8: bad forever.

51:48 Speaker 12: So let's got to turn out right

52:00 Speaker 17: Okay,