Field Dispatch
Matt Connarton Unleashed 1-25-25 hour 1
Game Plan
w/Jenn Coffey, NOTley Crue, Mercury Burns First, Tuesday Night Whites.
Speaker 1: Met a young lady. She said, her taste of brick.
Speaker 1: She walked in the streets of London, pleasure she would see.
Speaker 1: She made the boy so happy, left them with a smile.
Speaker 2: She earned the most money and the king skinned him out.
Speaker 1: But I'm met her in her dollhouse, has been congregged.
Speaker 2: The cold across her eyes was the best that I
Speaker 2: ever seen. Took her to her restaurant.
Speaker 1: Her nails were paying the black before the night through.
Speaker 1: While I was under attack. She gone around, she gone back,
Speaker 1: she gone and blown, She gone black. She gone around,
Speaker 1: she gone back, she gone blown, She gone black. Said
Speaker 1: you might not be sent around. I'm sure you ain't
Speaker 1: the sink it was written and then the stars I
Speaker 1: meaning an't to fix said I'm sorry, honey, I don't
Speaker 1: know what you're big.
Speaker 2: She said, to give me a whiskey and all the
Speaker 2: drugs are there? Need a matter in the city. The
Speaker 2: father was under the ground.
Speaker 3: Papa's hitting high was a rocker Berry sign.
Speaker 2: Wrong place, wrong time, into my life. She gone five minutes,
Speaker 2: saying to show me the night sook off running. I
Speaker 2: got myself behind, but I could see the cat.
Speaker 4: But you'd have to be blind.
Speaker 5: Told me. Bertie Street, that you didn't lie.
Speaker 2: My toul ain't no problem. Because the cat came home.
Speaker 2: She gone around, she gon back, she gone and blown,
Speaker 2: She gone black. She gone who around, She gone back,
Speaker 2: She gone and blown, She gone black. Said you might
Speaker 2: not a sinab.
Speaker 3: I'm sure you ain't.
Speaker 2: Or sink hips and then stars, I mean in then
Speaker 2: was fixed.
Speaker 5: Sad.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, honey, I don't know what you mean. She said,
Speaker 2: give me a whiskey and all the drugs are dead.
Speaker 6: You eat, You might not be a sin of. I'm
Speaker 6: sure you ain't. For six tips.
Speaker 1: Written them stars, I mean the speak sad. I'm sorry, honey,
Speaker 1: I don't know what you mean. She said, give me
Speaker 1: a whiskey and all the drugs and.
Speaker 7: Dig April days of coming gone spring, rain is rolling on.
Speaker 7: My heart breaks without a song. The road starts to wind.
Speaker 7: They're funding war, or so they last.
Speaker 8: The end times are coming fast? Will peaks get a chance?
Speaker 9: Who lould have known? I've been feeling.
Speaker 7: Look, something is wrong.
Speaker 10: The voice in my head has been here for.
Speaker 9: Two long One day.
Speaker 11: I will get to live again.
Speaker 7: Playing in my hospital bed, the sun shine and all
Speaker 7: my head.
Speaker 10: The doctor stopped by and said they know what's the cause.
Speaker 7: I've been feeling Look, something is wrong.
Speaker 10: The voice in my head has been here.
Speaker 9: Here for too long. One day I will get.
Speaker 10: To live again. I'm happy to be alive. The worst
Speaker 10: days are long behind. He lives from all the time
Speaker 10: I spent in pain.
Speaker 7: I've been feeling like something is wrong. The voice in
Speaker 7: my head has been here for two.
Speaker 9: One day?
Speaker 5: How okay?
Speaker 9: Live love?
Speaker 12: Yeah, you are.
Speaker 9: Listening to w m and H ninety four.
Speaker 13: The Command God Don't get so Green, Leader Maxill Cobby.
Speaker 3: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 3: It is that time again, Matt Connorton unleashed and we
Speaker 3: are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five
Speaker 3: point three FM and Glorious but very Cold Manchester, New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: Of course, also streaming online. You can go to wmnhradio
Speaker 3: dot org or my website Matt connorton dot com slash
Speaker 3: live for all your live streaming options. Today is Saturday,
Speaker 3: January twenty five, twenty twenty five. I'm not alone. Good morning, Yes,
Speaker 3: Jenny is here at the news table and uh, let's see.
Speaker 3: By the way, so we opened the hour with a
Speaker 3: couple of radio premieres. The American Radio premiere of the
Speaker 3: brand new track from Naked Without It There from the UK.
Speaker 3: They were with us on the show recently skyping in
Speaker 3: called all the Drugs great song. And then our new
Speaker 3: friend from Seattle, Mike Frasier, we opened with the world
Speaker 3: radio premiere of his new song called April Days. And
Speaker 3: he is going to be with us. I think he's
Speaker 3: gonna be possibly in studio with us when he's on
Speaker 3: tour in a few months, if I if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 3: But right now now this is uh, We're gonna have
Speaker 3: a lot of fun. I'm really looking forward to this.
Speaker 3: We've got actually here, I'm gonna change over the music,
Speaker 3: fade out your theme music there, Johnny, I'm gonna play
Speaker 3: a little something else and uh, this will be This
Speaker 3: isn't as smooth as I wanted it to be. Hang on, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we have as featured recently in Paper Jam magazine, our
Speaker 3: wonderful friends at Paper Jam. We have not Lee Crue
Speaker 3: here with us. Welcome everybody, Yes.
Speaker 14: Going on, Hell, what's it going?
Speaker 3: Let's see. I'm gonna make sure I get those snikes
Speaker 3: over there for the for the backup singers. Actually, let's
Speaker 3: do this. So of course, if you haven't figured it out.
Speaker 3: Not Lee Crue is a Motley Crue tribute band. And
Speaker 3: let's start in the in the corner here. I'd like
Speaker 3: to have everybody introduce yourselves, although I gotta tell you,
Speaker 3: and I said it off air, but you look, I
Speaker 3: gotta put the camera on you. You look so much
Speaker 3: like Eric Carr. And my favorite band is Kiss, as
Speaker 3: someone else in the room is well aware of. So
Speaker 3: it's freaking me out. But you are not Eric Carr.
Speaker 3: But go ahead and introduce yourself.
Speaker 14: Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 12: This is?
Speaker 14: This is Tony Lee over here. I'm the drummer of
Speaker 14: Not Lee Crue.
Speaker 3: Tony Lee all right, and you, sir, you're also very familiar.
Speaker 15: But Chris Chris Neil vocals, Chris Neil, very good.
Speaker 16: You have Kenny six on the base over here, and
Speaker 16: you actually play I assume I do all all the tracks, okay,
Speaker 16: very very good, very.
Speaker 17: Good, And I'm saying o't no otherwise known as Thick
Speaker 17: Mars all right, very.
Speaker 5: Good, very good?
Speaker 3: And over here, Oh I can't hear you for some reason.
Speaker 3: Oh go ahead, you gotta Oh that might ended up
Speaker 3: really far away from you. Let me pull this up here,
Speaker 3: Go ahead, I'm Nicole in one of the Notley Girls.
Speaker 18: Okay, welcome Nicole Bretany also not like girl.
Speaker 3: Okay, welcome, and you're so you're the backup singers for
Speaker 3: those who can't h I remember to switch these cameras
Speaker 3: over so everybody can see everybody here. Oh, that's already
Speaker 3: on you. Okay. So so we've got the whole band here.
Speaker 3: This is great. That doesn't always work out on a
Speaker 3: Saturday morning. And uh, you're all gonna play live first.
Speaker 3: What are you gonna what are you gonna play?
Speaker 16: Yeah, we figured we do a couple of songs. We'll
Speaker 16: do some you know, we'll take you back to nineteen
Speaker 16: eighty five. We figured we do a Home Sweet Home.
Speaker 16: Everybody knows that one. Oh yes, and then we're gonna
Speaker 16: go back to nineteen eighty one, do something off the
Speaker 16: first album, a song called Starry Eyes.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Yeah, you want to play something for
Speaker 3: us now, and then we'll talk for a bit.
Speaker 19: Sure, which which one do you wanna do?
Speaker 15: First?
Speaker 3: You play?
Speaker 14: Okay, there we go.
Speaker 19: We're doing We're doing Home Sweet Home.
Speaker 3: First, Home Sweet Home, all right, wonderful a song that
Speaker 3: I'm quite certain it's still played at high school proms
Speaker 3: to this day.
Speaker 17: I actually can plug this in. I see a quarter
Speaker 17: inch down there.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh that would be fantastic. We can do that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let me let me mute that that whole thing over
Speaker 3: there for a moment. Yeah, if you want to do that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: just yeah, you can plug right into that and then
Speaker 3: I'll pull this up. I just got to figure out
Speaker 3: what channel it's on. Can can you see from there?
Speaker 3: What channel? Can you tell what channel that that's plugged into? Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's in four okay, perfect. Let me turn this back on.
Speaker 15: For for you.
Speaker 17: There's headphones over here, and you probably hear me better.
Speaker 3: I think we Oh yeah, that sounds good. Yeah, we've
Speaker 3: got you. We've got to plug in. Excellent. So if
Speaker 3: you're just joining us, not Lee Crewe, not Lee Cruez
Speaker 3: here with us at the studio, Yeah that sounds good.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm a dreamer, b my to go and
Speaker 4: run away, so I want to come home.
Speaker 13: Lo, just win things win und doesn't mean they're always wrong.
Speaker 9: Just say this sound and you'll never be here left.
Speaker 5: Don't pick me to your.
Speaker 8: Fill me in your bones.
Speaker 13: It's just one month and I'm coming out this long
Speaker 13: and winding room. Come on my way, Come on my way,
Speaker 13: O sweet, turn out on my way, come on my way.
Speaker 13: Oh sweet, you know that a scene too many romantic
Speaker 13: dreams up, light falling out till the screen from my
Speaker 13: heart's locking old ben book for the whole world to read.
Speaker 13: Sometimes nothing you keep feed agather around seems Come on
Speaker 13: my way, come my.
Speaker 9: Way, home, sweet.
Speaker 8: My way, if you'll send me.
Speaker 5: Free home sweet o sweet home home sweet home. Boom sweet.
Speaker 9: Um you send me free.
Speaker 3: Oh very nice, very nice, well done, well done. Everybody,
Speaker 3: if you are just joining us, we have not Lee
Speaker 3: Crue here with us live in studio on this Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: And uh so, uh tell us, uh tell us about
Speaker 3: the uh the origins of not Lee Crue. Why did
Speaker 3: you why did you all decide.
Speaker 9: To uh to do this?
Speaker 19: So let's see who wants to start.
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously you're all big Motley Crue fans.
Speaker 20: Absolutely, I decided to do it because they were already established,
Speaker 20: they needed a singer, and I grew up on I
Speaker 20: grew up on Crewe.
Speaker 15: I love I love Motley Crue.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's definitely represents just the raw energy and passion
Speaker 20: of just good old rock and roll.
Speaker 15: So yeah, yeah, I am here.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, I definitely agree with that.
Speaker 21: It's just it's an explosive kind of music to play.
Speaker 21: It's it's tons of fun and always goes over.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you even kind of talk like Eric Carr, you
Speaker 3: got to freaking tribute and it's freaking me out.
Speaker 14: Maybe you're going to join a Kiss tribute?
Speaker 3: Exactly, exactly.
Speaker 16: Yeah, basically, you know it got it got started out
Speaker 16: of out of I won't say a joke, but we
Speaker 16: we were in a different band. We kind of we
Speaker 16: we decided on a Halloween to to actually dress up
Speaker 16: as Motley Crue and do do kind of a one
Speaker 16: set of their music. We realized we had so much
Speaker 16: fun playing it and loved the music so much that
Speaker 16: it kind of it evolved into this. You know, it's
Speaker 16: kind of how it happened twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, Oh, very cool. So that's when it's so
Speaker 3: so you got you guys been at this a while?
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: Has it been the same line up the entire time?
Speaker 19: No, We've had some changes. Yeah, we have had some
Speaker 19: changes over the years.
Speaker 16: For you know, we we needed people who were completely
Speaker 16: dedicated to it to pull it off live, because we
Speaker 16: do do you do.
Speaker 14: You do, do you know, we do.
Speaker 16: We do a full tribute, so we're we're getting you know,
Speaker 16: we we have the full shout, the Double era costumes
Speaker 16: we use, so we you know, we needed people who
Speaker 16: were dedicated to out look, who are gonna you know,
Speaker 16: gonna shave when needed, who were gonna you know, perform
Speaker 16: the part and and and act the part.
Speaker 3: Well, now, Vince Neil.
Speaker 20: Has had a beard at some point, right, yeah, well
Speaker 20: we're not on tour right now. This is this is
Speaker 20: my hangout. This is my hangout at the at the beach.
Speaker 20: Don't have to worry about it. But obviously theatrical makeup
Speaker 20: doesn't work on a beard, so right to go back
Speaker 20: to the theatrical makeup. Ye, So yeah, yeah, we uh,
Speaker 20: we were anti anti shaving for the for the promo,
Speaker 20: but when we do the gigs, it's.
Speaker 15: It's you know, as you can see from the shirt. Yeah,
Speaker 15: it's all. It's all showed at the Devil.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys brought us surets. Thank you so much. Yes,
Speaker 3: you got it and some picks too. You got picks?
Speaker 17: Did you guys charge them?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 3: Of course not, what the hell you can invoice us.
Speaker 3: We're not doing this for free.
Speaker 18: I thought the picks were led or something.
Speaker 8: I'm like, charge them.
Speaker 3: That's a good idea.
Speaker 15: Also wrong tribute Gene Simmons over here, right.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I just came up with a million dollar
Speaker 3: there you go. Now, what what's kind of the range
Speaker 3: in terms of the songs that that you play, Like,
Speaker 3: do you cover like? I assume you don't do anything
Speaker 3: from the Krabbier era, right, because certainly Vince Neil would
Speaker 3: not do that. But well, we're not opposed to it.
Speaker 16: We've talked about it, We've done I think what the
Speaker 16: most recent stuff is What Afraid? Maybe yeah, oh yeah,
Speaker 16: we do that one. But we kind of we kind
Speaker 16: of I mean, the people want the earlier stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 16: so we because we're at that shot at the double
Speaker 16: era costume, we definitely start out with a lot more
Speaker 16: songs from those two the first two albums, okay, and
Speaker 16: then we kind of we mix in the other stuff
Speaker 16: to hit so obviously and yeah, and then we'll do
Speaker 16: whatever people want.
Speaker 9: The goal the goal in the.
Speaker 16: Future we will, Yeah, the people will do. What we
Speaker 16: want is to expand you know, expand into the other
Speaker 16: era costumes as well. Yeah, so we're starting out with
Speaker 16: this we think this is the strongest era for them,
Speaker 16: This is what made the mark for them. So that's
Speaker 16: where it's at, you know, so we'll start there.
Speaker 3: That makes sense. That makes sense. How many how many
Speaker 3: songs as a band? Do you know? How many Motley
Speaker 3: Cruz songs?
Speaker 19: Do you everyone want to take a stab good exander.
Speaker 17: I'd say like thirty, probably.
Speaker 3: Quite a bit.
Speaker 17: I mean we know all the hits. Yeah, everything that
Speaker 17: had a video for the most part, except for You're
Speaker 17: All I.
Speaker 16: Need Okay, we you know we I forgot about that song. Yeah,
Speaker 16: I literally forgot about you. Yeah, it's such a huge
Speaker 16: that song, such a huge production.
Speaker 17: As far as anything that had a video, we pretty
Speaker 17: much have, you know, for the most part. Down there's
Speaker 17: a few that you know, it's like we we played
Speaker 17: it and then we're like, I did it go over
Speaker 17: and then it's like, you know, we're going to keep
Speaker 17: working on it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you know, that makes sense.
Speaker 21: We've got a lot of deep cuts on the on
Speaker 21: the set as well, which a lot of people in
Speaker 21: the crowd appreciate, especially true crew crew fans.
Speaker 14: They love that stuff, like like what we just actually
Speaker 14: added danger to the list.
Speaker 15: A round up show to the Devil yeah, we were
Speaker 15: playing all the show the Devil.
Speaker 14: All right, Yeah, it might as well just finish it off.
Speaker 16: Now we can do the We can do the whole
Speaker 16: album in the show if we wanted to know.
Speaker 3: Oh that's cool. Yeah, yeah, very cool.
Speaker 15: We can. Ok.
Speaker 3: Yeah with the current draft, do you do like, do
Speaker 3: you have any special effects that you used during the show.
Speaker 3: Is there any kind of uh, other than you know, lights.
Speaker 17: His pants on.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I haven't played naked yet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean we do.
Speaker 5: We bring the whole thing in.
Speaker 16: We've got the smoke, we've got the lights, we've got
Speaker 16: the we we use video so we like to you know,
Speaker 16: obviously you know we're we're we're impersonating them, but we
Speaker 16: like to bring the videos into the performance so that
Speaker 16: people kind of get transported. They're like, oh, you know there,
Speaker 16: I remember this now, and we we provide that soundtrack
Speaker 16: while they're kind of watching the movie, you know. So
Speaker 16: it's kind of a you know, I think I think
Speaker 16: it creates a cool aura.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's a it's an event. We've got our show
Speaker 20: to the Devil. Red light boxes we stand on as
Speaker 20: we start in the beginning to start the show. We
Speaker 20: you know, we have you know, the modern led lights
Speaker 20: and those are sometimes in sync with the music, so
Speaker 20: we get you know, strobing and effect.
Speaker 15: From from the from those lights.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 20: Plus you know all our banners, as he said, we
Speaker 20: either use TVs or projectors to show the you.
Speaker 15: Know, the time period and the influence.
Speaker 20: So it's kind of you're watching us do it as
Speaker 20: a tribute and you're remembering, you know, if you haven't
Speaker 20: seen you know, the videos, and certainly MTV doesn't play
Speaker 20: videos anymore.
Speaker 15: Right, if you haven't been on YouTube recently, it brings brings.
Speaker 20: You back, especially if you were you know, you were
Speaker 20: there during the eighties a day right, yeah, time man, Yes,
Speaker 20: it's pretty cool the spectacle.
Speaker 3: Are there any Are there any Molly Cruz songs that
Speaker 3: were challenging to learn as a band? I mean, I
Speaker 3: would tend to doubt it, but you never know. So
Speaker 3: I'm curious, what are there any songs that you've learned
Speaker 3: that had anything about them that was kind of unusual,
Speaker 3: that was trickier than maybe some.
Speaker 17: Of the others or Mick Mars is very unorthodox.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Like you listen to it and you go, oh,
Speaker 17: it sounds fairly simple. But he because of his influence
Speaker 17: as his playing is to me, I would say, not
Speaker 17: in a negative way, but backwards from what the average
Speaker 17: guitarist would would play. So a lot of times I'm like,
Speaker 17: how this is weird, you know, So I'm playing something
Speaker 17: as close as possible because it's just my brain won't
Speaker 17: let me play this weird this weird run that he
Speaker 17: does exactly the way he does it. So I'm like,
Speaker 17: I got to do this as close as possible. But
Speaker 17: when you're digging through it and nitpicking everything like that,
Speaker 17: it's he has a very unique style that you know,
Speaker 17: I've always appreciated his his writing and his playing, but
Speaker 17: when we started doing one, well, when I joined and
Speaker 17: started really nitpicking, it was like, Wow, that's weird. That's
Speaker 17: weird that he plays it that way.
Speaker 3: Is he not one of kind of the unsung heroes? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: I mean one of the most underrated.
Speaker 17: Yeah, especially for how big the band is as a whole.
Speaker 17: You know, he's you know, he not like a Steve
Speaker 17: I or Eddie van Halen or you know, Rest and Beast.
Speaker 16: You know, yeah, yeah, he's just he's a nasty player.
Speaker 16: It's like, yeah, he's got that high overdrive sound. I mean,
Speaker 16: that's that's critical to the band, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, like you look at a song like Home
Speaker 3: Sweet Home. So personally, even when I was a kid,
Speaker 3: I never really liked that song very much.
Speaker 15: Get Out.
Speaker 3: Shows over except for the solo. The solo is magnificent.
Speaker 3: The rest of it, I never I never liked the
Speaker 3: way Vince Neil. I like the way you sing it, Chris,
Speaker 3: but you're a better but you are, I mean, you're
Speaker 3: a better singer than Vince Neil ever was.
Speaker 15: Yeah, in his heyday, I mean it was it was
Speaker 15: a character. It's a character voice.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's a very specific sound that he had, and
Speaker 20: you know the look and the high energy.
Speaker 15: You know, he had his he had his moment in
Speaker 15: the sun. Obviously they're still they're still playing. But you
Speaker 15: know your question.
Speaker 20: Some of the things are some of those songs, if
Speaker 20: you don't sing it in character, like Shouted the Devil
Speaker 20: Doctor feel Good, there's no place to breathe. I'm assuming
Speaker 20: if Nicky wrote those lyrics, he did not write him
Speaker 20: from the point of view of a singer. It's just
Speaker 20: rambling on and there's just nowhere to stop. So it's difficult.
Speaker 20: You can, you know, see it in some of the
Speaker 20: crew performances. Vince doesn't try for that stuff, and oh
Speaker 20: I know yeah, like.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, he kind of just talks his way through
Speaker 3: the through the songs.
Speaker 20: Now, yeah, I sing I sing it, you know, I
Speaker 20: want to sing it adapt you know, to that high
Speaker 20: vocal and the range, like you sound like him, But
Speaker 20: I want to I want to belt it out.
Speaker 3: But from a technical standpoint, you're nailing it, whereas he
Speaker 3: no longer. Yeah, like I would, I would argue you're
Speaker 3: singing it better than he even sang it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, thank you, but you're but you sound like him.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 17: Yeah, suddenly we all can't fit in the room.
Speaker 15: Yes, well that fits with the that fits with Vince.
Speaker 3: Right, Yes, you're thinner than he is as well.
Speaker 14: Yes heard these days we can't call you Vince Neil.
Speaker 12: But.
Speaker 22: That is already taken by.
Speaker 19: Yeah, that's the challenge too. So see we have that
Speaker 19: as a built in excuse.
Speaker 16: So if we do, if you know, if Chris does
Speaker 16: hit a wrong note, we can just say, well, he's
Speaker 16: trying to be authentic, right exactly?
Speaker 3: Do you want to play another one?
Speaker 15: Sure, I just need to grab.
Speaker 3: Yes, we brought we brought her Jack, but.
Speaker 17: Right yeah, I didn't sign on for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah you can have that on. Yeah you have it
Speaker 3: on the tour bus, you know, not while driving exactly
Speaker 3: exactly What do you guys if you are just joining us,
Speaker 3: not Lee Cruz here with us in studio? What are
Speaker 3: you guys going to play now?
Speaker 15: I was thinking starry eyes.
Speaker 17: I was Thinkingthoven's fifth.
Speaker 12: Go for it.
Speaker 22: When she left.
Speaker 13: She's got the power of a chown in her ass.
Speaker 13: When you crying now, she'll hold you like a man
Speaker 13: supposed to.
Speaker 9: Be him.
Speaker 18: That he get in towards out field.
Speaker 22: I can't writing the song, no, no, no set up.
Speaker 22: She needed a brand to jump back to me, the story.
Speaker 9: Ass whoa oh star eyes?
Speaker 23: Whoa standing alone in the lunch you can see her
Speaker 23: drive win the spiling a wink and a spike of
Speaker 23: Lena else She calmly said, I will be already. Well, child,
Speaker 23: you been a sick pain of a man on the streets.
Speaker 9: You gotta let me.
Speaker 18: She needed a brand, even just for one night. The
Speaker 18: starry eyes, whoa stary eyes?
Speaker 8: Well, who know blabs that.
Speaker 5: Know who.
Speaker 9: Know?
Speaker 8: Who?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 24: No?
Speaker 9: Whoa no whoa start as, whoa.
Speaker 13: Fame starn as whoa road down? Famous? Starnus.
Speaker 25: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, Oh.
Speaker 21: Stoy, that's not the Crue at the coffeehouse open mic session.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that was great.
Speaker 14: It's awesome.
Speaker 3: Thank you Rachel. Last someone someone asked to keep us
Speaker 3: in time.
Speaker 15: That's right.
Speaker 19: How many drums have been played on that chair?
Speaker 15: Killing it? Good question, shoulders. I think that was the first.
Speaker 3: Very cool if you if you are just joining us
Speaker 3: not Lee crew is here with us alive in studio
Speaker 3: today and uh no, that that sounded really good. That song, well,
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that song and forever is Molly Creue
Speaker 3: ever played that live? Yes?
Speaker 20: Yeah, it was actually we played the live version. They
Speaker 20: have a live version. Okay, that's excellent and we we
Speaker 20: do that for the live show.
Speaker 3: Very yeah.
Speaker 19: People seem to like it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, big energy.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's a it's a it's a great, great performance
Speaker 20: and like what did you say eighty four?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's a great song. And that's another one
Speaker 3: I'd forgotten about.
Speaker 20: But yeah, it's kind of a deep track. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 20: it was fun to play front But that's that's fun. Yeah,
Speaker 20: we're just trying to think of something that you could
Speaker 20: deliver in here on acoustic yeah. Yeah, it's a great, great,
Speaker 20: a ton of stuff that we don't have, the the electrification.
Speaker 15: So yeah, live wire, that's that.
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Speaker 14: Oh nice, He's couch drums are fantastic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we needed we needed it for that one.
Speaker 14: I think this is the quietest I've ever played.
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Speaker 20: He is definitely to lee on the drums. Yeah, he's
Speaker 20: a hard hitter on the couch trying to get there.
Speaker 3: Get it.
Speaker 20: Tell he's not at seft hitter. So we have that
Speaker 20: high energy, big thunder his drums.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Yeah, Tommy can be very explosive. So I try to
Speaker 21: in his pants. Oh my, I try to imitate the
Speaker 21: way he plays. He's just he's incredible.
Speaker 3: Is it hard to play like him? Because he is?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know he's another guy who kind of
Speaker 3: doesn't get his dude just because he's in Motley Crue.
Speaker 3: But he is technically, I mean, he's an incredible drummer. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he can.
Speaker 21: He he could be pretty technical in a lot of songs.
Speaker 21: There's I wouldn't narrow it down to a particular song,
Speaker 21: but there's a lot of accents that he does, symbol chokes,
Speaker 21: certain fills. You really, when you're learning them, you gotta
Speaker 21: feel them rather than just going into it because they're
Speaker 21: just they're so particular.
Speaker 14: Yeah, in a lot of tunes.
Speaker 17: And the other great thing about our drummers he can't
Speaker 17: play to a click either.
Speaker 14: Oh really, that's not.
Speaker 3: Lee Crue is here with us live in studio. And
Speaker 3: so you guys were recently featured in Paper Jam Paper
Speaker 3: Jam magazine. Are wonderful friends and yes, yes, how did
Speaker 3: that come about? Did they find you? Did you find them?
Speaker 12: Or?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 19: I think a little mutual. We were talking.
Speaker 16: I met Sheila online and we actually went back and
Speaker 16: forth a little bit and she said, yeah, you guys
Speaker 16: should come down and do it.
Speaker 19: So we said why not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, oh that's very cool. Yeah, they're amazing, you know,
Speaker 3: they're they're doing great things in the scene. And now
Speaker 3: so speaking of the scene, like where where do you
Speaker 3: all play?
Speaker 14: Where?
Speaker 3: Where does uh? Where does not Lee Cruz perform? Like
Speaker 3: are there certain places that you go back to on
Speaker 3: a regular basis?
Speaker 17: That's a little personal ye.
Speaker 3: Together, all of you together on that's even more personal.
Speaker 19: Yes, So there's not.
Speaker 16: I mean, there's there's a couple of places we've done
Speaker 16: repeat stuff at. Where more we're looking for the kind
Speaker 16: of the bigger venue to play in the production is
Speaker 16: so huge, it's tough for people to get the actual
Speaker 16: you know, you you scale it down, it's not the
Speaker 16: same yea, So we can do it and the music
Speaker 16: will still hold up, but it's but it's like we
Speaker 16: like people to have that whole experience. So we're looking
Speaker 16: to do like the theater circuit things like that. So
Speaker 16: we kind of try to reserve it for bigger.
Speaker 3: Places, okay, okay, and not as much.
Speaker 16: We don't want to oversaturate. We know there's a lot
Speaker 16: of bands that go out there and to be gigging
Speaker 16: every weekend, but we don't want, you know, we don't
Speaker 16: want to do that. It's such a you know, we
Speaker 16: want to want to keep it real and keep it,
Speaker 16: keep it new every.
Speaker 15: Time, you know, right, right.
Speaker 3: I'm always curious about this too. So with tribute bands,
Speaker 3: is there anything like like legally like does anybody from
Speaker 3: Monty Crew?
Speaker 17: Well, now you're you're opening up a can of worms.
Speaker 17: You're you're you're putting the word out talking about we
Speaker 17: don't own the rights to anything, right right?
Speaker 3: But you so, but you don't hear from anybody right
Speaker 3: like nobody?
Speaker 16: No, I think it's I think so I'll tell you
Speaker 16: if Facebook is strange, So the best thing to do
Speaker 16: in like the social media world, if you label yourself strange,
Speaker 16: if you labor yourself as satire, as a parody, then
Speaker 16: you kind of you're you're protected. So I have another
Speaker 16: friend who's in another Martley Creature bit band who had
Speaker 16: a similar thing happened.
Speaker 19: But we both had our pages taken down in the beginning.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and and that was because in the beginning, it
Speaker 16: was because we're not labeled as satire. Okay, okay, So
Speaker 16: now we are and we haven't had that problem. So
Speaker 16: we've built a good following where I think we're closing
Speaker 16: it on five thousand people.
Speaker 3: Excellent, right now, that's really good.
Speaker 17: And a thousand of them are actual people and the
Speaker 17: other four thousand.
Speaker 14: That's not.
Speaker 5: Liar.
Speaker 3: Now that's great though. No, you guys are doing great.
Speaker 3: By the way, paper Jam is in the chat room
Speaker 3: and says, hi, not Lee Crue, great band, great, we
Speaker 3: love you guys. Sorry for coffee. I had a I
Speaker 3: was sick like back in December, and uh, this cough
Speaker 3: just lasts for weeks and weeks and weeks. So I'm
Speaker 3: not sick. I just I was sick.
Speaker 17: But the dry weather doesn't help.
Speaker 3: No, well that's the thing, Yeah exactly, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: I have this dry cough and every week it's a
Speaker 3: little bit better.
Speaker 9: He has this magic thing called a humidifier.
Speaker 12: He just doesn't actually turn it on.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You have to put governed mail, you have to put
Speaker 3: water into it and then turn it on. It's it's
Speaker 3: a lot. It's a lot cleaning.
Speaker 17: Every once in a while it gets molding.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, exactly. Well the one we have is new, newish, right,
Speaker 3: but brand new. Buy a new one every year and
Speaker 3: throw it out at the end of the season.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not kidding. I won't I won't keep them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I worked in a nice U s see you. Nope.
Speaker 9: Oh, yeah, bye.
Speaker 3: Do you guys, do you have anything coming up? Do
Speaker 3: do you have some shows uh booked for twenty twenty five?
Speaker 19: Yeah, we've got to.
Speaker 16: We've got a couple of things we're working on, which
Speaker 16: we're branching out to some other states too. We're looking
Speaker 16: at New York right now, a couple of things like
Speaker 16: that putting together. And we want to put together, like
Speaker 16: I said, some theater shows with two or three band
Speaker 16: type shows, you know, bigger houses.
Speaker 19: Yeah, bigger productions.
Speaker 12: We do.
Speaker 19: We do have one right now in the calendar for June.
Speaker 19: Let's see.
Speaker 16: That's it in Worcester at Ralph's. And we also haven't
Speaker 16: we have something else coming up on potentially uh at
Speaker 16: the end of June. Okay, And that's that's the New
Speaker 16: York show. We're working on something trying to work with
Speaker 16: the Rochester Opera House, so I'm in communication with them
Speaker 16: right now. So we're hoping to put together something over
Speaker 16: there also with a couple of the bands.
Speaker 3: Oh, very cool, yep, very cool, excellent, excellent.
Speaker 15: That Ralph show is a summer it's an outdoor show,
Speaker 15: right yeah, outdoor. Yeah, it's outdoor, so outdoors.
Speaker 3: Yep, that'll be fine.
Speaker 15: It'll be cool in the summer. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely absolutely. Is it a lot of work to get
Speaker 3: into because because you do the whole uh you know what,
Speaker 3: what do you play live? Obviously you're in full full costume.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that a lot of work to get
Speaker 3: into that?
Speaker 14: Or yeah?
Speaker 3: Pretty definitely absolutely.
Speaker 16: We We have our costume designer, Brittany over here in
Speaker 16: the room. If it weren't from her or for her,
Speaker 16: we wouldn't make it. So we her and the other
Speaker 16: girls help us out a lot. Brittany actually designed and
Speaker 16: made all the costumes pretty much for us.
Speaker 3: Okaddy, it's very very frustrating.
Speaker 18: You cannot find anything of eight.
Speaker 3: Rock really yeah, you actually like hands stitch.
Speaker 18: I literally went the.
Speaker 3: Oh that's incredible.
Speaker 22: Wow that so chains on everything made fringe from scratch
Speaker 22: because that's pretty You.
Speaker 5: Learned real quick.
Speaker 19: You have to look up women's stuff.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, definitely, and I just took stuff from there
Speaker 22: and then made modifications to it.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, okay, I just wanted to look very authentic.
Speaker 17: Yeah yeah, yeah, my heart does all the makeup to
Speaker 17: Oh really yeah, we help, but I mean she's okay.
Speaker 5: I'm very good at like.
Speaker 18: You give me a picture, I can make something like
Speaker 18: the picture got.
Speaker 4: Them all done?
Speaker 3: Oh excellent, excellent, very cool.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so that's that's another thing. I mean, these lovely
Speaker 16: ladies here. We have the third one who couldn't be
Speaker 16: with us today, but we we've been.
Speaker 19: They're in our show.
Speaker 16: I mean, they come out, they do backups for most
Speaker 16: of the set now, which is really good. Adds another
Speaker 16: depth and dimension kind of what not Motley Crue does anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 16: but but we're even adding them to some of the
Speaker 16: earlier stuff and you know, it's it's sounding good.
Speaker 19: It's just bring bringing everything to.
Speaker 14: A new level.
Speaker 17: And Motley Crue had the nasty habits and we have.
Speaker 15: Right my vocal backup support and gives me a chance
Speaker 15: to breathe.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 20: On stage, you know, the costumes they're great. Yeah, put
Speaker 20: you in character. It feels awesome. But they're they're hot,
Speaker 20: they're they they you know, they're not very super functional.
Speaker 20: So yeah, the ladies help us a lot, as you said,
Speaker 20: you know, whether it's hair, makeup, costume design, all the
Speaker 20: all the ladies are not used.
Speaker 18: To having long hair, a face full of makeup and
Speaker 18: wearing leather.
Speaker 26: Right.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I pretty much come out and I say hello
Speaker 17: to everybody in the band at the beginning of the show,
Speaker 17: and then I put the wig on and and that's it.
Speaker 17: I don't see them again until the end of the night.
Speaker 17: I can't see anything.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, our friend Bruce Heberlin is in the
Speaker 3: chat room from Legion of Solace. They're a great organization
Speaker 3: that does a lot of promotion. I don't know if
Speaker 3: you know those guys, but he said, here's an idea
Speaker 3: book all theaters and play theater of pain in its entirety.
Speaker 17: I'm down with that.
Speaker 19: Great idea.
Speaker 3: There you go, there you go. Well, guys, it is
Speaker 3: it is already approaching the top of the hour. So
Speaker 3: I want to make sure people know where should they
Speaker 3: go online to keep up with everything that you're doing,
Speaker 3: your shows and anything. You want them to know. Where
Speaker 3: should they go?
Speaker 20: Well, our Facebook site would be the first place to
Speaker 20: go to see any you know, pictures, videos, any show postings.
Speaker 15: Definitely there.
Speaker 16: Follow us on Facebook, but it's at we are not
Speaker 16: Lee Crue, okay. And that's the same with the website.
Speaker 16: The website is we are not like crew dot com. Okay, okay,
Speaker 16: very cool, very cool?
Speaker 3: And when is that? When's the next Because you mentioned. Uh,
Speaker 3: is the Ralph Show the next one you have?
Speaker 16: Yeah, next thing on the calendar for now. Yeah, so
Speaker 16: we're actively working on some other stuff in the pipeline.
Speaker 16: We'll see if it pops up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, outstanding, outstanding. Not to put you on the spot,
Speaker 3: but do you want to play one more to finish
Speaker 3: out the segment or do you? Guys?
Speaker 15: What do you think?
Speaker 17: Share what we got?
Speaker 3: I think you sound so good. I'm selfishly I want
Speaker 3: to hear one more.
Speaker 17: How about this one?
Speaker 3: Well, you got one guy over here. Part of it
Speaker 3: is the jacket. Part of it is the jacket. That's
Speaker 3: totally an Eric car jacket.
Speaker 14: I dressed up like the wrong guy today.
Speaker 3: I guess the jacket, the hair, of the sunglasses, everything
Speaker 3: you have hot hot Machede era. You look like Eric
Speaker 3: Carr from the Hot Machine Tour.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nice, get to the right tribute later he's like, I
Speaker 3: got this, Chris could sing that. If he knows it,
Speaker 3: you can definitely sing it.
Speaker 19: Alright, what do you know?
Speaker 15: What works up? What works on the acoustic we'll do
Speaker 15: we'll figure it out quick one.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 15: Coming through, I'm trying to think of what don't I did?
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Speaker 15: Oh all right, we do that.
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Speaker 3: Oh fantastic, not not Ley crew, every buddy, guys, thank
Speaker 3: you so much, and ladies, thank you, thank you, everybody,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 19: Thanks for having us.
Speaker 3: All right, absolutely, what's the website? One more time?
Speaker 19: We are not Lecrue dot com and Facebook and Instagram
Speaker 19: is at We are not lee Crue.
Speaker 3: Outstanding, outstanding And if you are listening live, we've got
Speaker 3: Mercury Burns first coming up in the second hour. But
Speaker 3: thanks guys and everybody listening live, stick around plenty more
Speaker 3: to come.
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