Matt Connarton Unleashed 1-3-26 hour 1

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1:09 Speaker 3: et cetera, et cetera. It is a chilly Saturday morning.

1:13 Speaker 3: It is Saturday, our first show of the new year

1:15 Speaker 3: at twenty twenty six. It is a January third. Welcome everybody,

1:19 Speaker 3: and of course I am not alone.

1:28 Speaker 4: Jenny John.

1:30 Speaker 3: Best morning, sun ste Good morning. Yes, Jenny is here

1:34 Speaker 3: of course at the news table account and joining us. Yes, yes,

1:40 Speaker 3: Happy new Year everybody and joining us in studio. Let's see,

1:44 Speaker 3: we've got Jesse Rutstein and Caleb dy Aer here from

1:47 Speaker 3: of course uh Hatchet Axe and Saw Records.

1:50 Speaker 2: Hey guys, Hello, Hello, Hello. I learned how to.

1:52 Speaker 3: Say the name of your label without tripping over it.

1:55 Speaker 3: See I did my homework this time.

1:57 Speaker 2: Just too many syllables.

1:58 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, welcome back. It's good to see you. Although

2:02 Speaker 3: you know, unfortunately under some uh troubling circumstances, because of

2:07 Speaker 3: the what happened recently in Nashua, we should probably uh

2:11 Speaker 3: should probably talk about should we talk about that first?

2:14 Speaker 3: And I know there's another part to it we might

2:15 Speaker 3: circle back to at the end, but but you know,

2:18 Speaker 3: I'm sure people are tuning in wanting to know uh

2:22 Speaker 3: more about what happened and then the aftermath and how

2:26 Speaker 3: you're moving forward through that.

2:28 Speaker 5: And uh, yeah, it's been it's it's been a crazy

2:32 Speaker 5: end to twenty twenty five for us.

2:34 Speaker 2: Yeah, sorrowing.

2:36 Speaker 5: Yeah, last time we were here, we were talking about

2:39 Speaker 5: getting getting rolling with H and S and uh and

2:42 Speaker 5: we're still rolling.

2:44 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, some minor setback.

2:47 Speaker 6: Train slowed down a little bit a little bit. Yeah, Yeah,

2:50 Speaker 6: it's uh, you know, we're we're making the best of it.

2:53 Speaker 2: We're doing what we can.

2:54 Speaker 3: So for the for those who don't know what happened exactly,

2:57 Speaker 3: I mean, obviously there was a there was a fire, so.

3:01 Speaker 2: There it's two streets Ash Street.

3:04 Speaker 5: There was a apartment complex that caught fire, and there's

3:10 Speaker 5: rumors I don't want to get into like rumors of

3:12 Speaker 5: how it all happened, But what ended up happening was

3:15 Speaker 5: that fire, which absolutely destroyed this apartment building spread over

3:20 Speaker 5: to the warehouse where Tree Streets Inc. Was located. Tree

3:24 Speaker 5: Streets Inc. Is the studio that Hatchet accident saw works

3:27 Speaker 5: out of Okay, and it's where we, you know, keep

3:31 Speaker 5: all of our equipment.

3:32 Speaker 2: It's where we do all the recording.

3:35 Speaker 5: My record was supposed to last time we were here,

3:37 Speaker 5: we were talking about my record dropping on December seventeenth,

3:40 Speaker 5: and obviously that didn't happen. So the fire spread over

3:44 Speaker 5: to the warehouse and it like was you know, engulfed

3:49 Speaker 5: in flames. It was a big story and it was

3:53 Speaker 5: just pretty it's it's just pretty crazy. I was literally

3:57 Speaker 5: down in the studio until about two i am the.

4:02 Speaker 2: Day of, or the night before the fire.

4:04 Speaker 5: Yeah, working on the title track of the record, and.

4:12 Speaker 2: I literally wrapped on it.

4:13 Speaker 5: I couldn't wait to call Caleb and say, hey, it's done,

4:17 Speaker 5: ready for you, ready for you to step in, ready

4:19 Speaker 5: to master.

4:21 Speaker 2: And I went home around two in the morning.

4:24 Speaker 5: I had been working all day and I got the

4:27 Speaker 5: call a couple hours later from somebody else that used

4:30 Speaker 5: to work in the studio. And it was six thirty

4:33 Speaker 5: in the morning, and this is a true story, six

4:36 Speaker 5: thirty in the morning. And I answered the phone and

4:38 Speaker 5: I'm like, I said to this kid something, something better

4:42 Speaker 5: be on fire if you're calling this early. And he goes,

4:45 Speaker 5: I really wish you didn't say that. And then we

4:48 Speaker 5: get to the scene. I got I got to the scene.

4:52 Speaker 2: You called me.

4:53 Speaker 5: I called Caleb, and when I got there, I just

4:57 Speaker 5: I just watched everything.

4:59 Speaker 2: Everything was on fire. Like it.

5:01 Speaker 5: It's a weird expression that we use all the time.

5:05 Speaker 5: Everything's on fire, right right, you know, but everything's everything

5:09 Speaker 5: was on fire. I had worked so hard, we had

5:12 Speaker 5: all worked so hard at this record Superhero Toys that

5:16 Speaker 5: was supposed to drop on December seventeenth. Yeah, and everything

5:21 Speaker 5: was on fire. And I call Kale. I'm like, I

5:25 Speaker 5: don't get down here. I don't know what to do.

5:29 Speaker 5: First thing we did was round up the people that

5:32 Speaker 5: we knew might have been in the building. Nobody got

5:37 Speaker 5: severely hurt, which is which is the main focus on

5:41 Speaker 5: everything that we've done since this, these few minutes that

5:44 Speaker 5: I'm talking about. Yeah, Connor Coburn from No More Blue

5:48 Speaker 5: Tomorrow's Tom Philbrook Ivan did too many to name, but

5:53 Speaker 5: we just made sure everybody was okay first, all right,

5:56 Speaker 5: everybody's okay.

5:59 Speaker 2: Now we can now we can start being sad, right yeah, yeah.

6:04 Speaker 6: I think the worst was like smoke inhalation with someone

6:06 Speaker 6: on one O eight or one ten ash.

6:08 Speaker 2: I think that was really Yeah.

6:09 Speaker 6: We're just just very fortunate that just everybody got Yeah,

6:13 Speaker 6: everyone was just.

6:14 Speaker 3: That is that is lucky considering the magnitude of the fire,

6:17 Speaker 3: that that no one was.

6:18 Speaker 6: Unbelieved property can be replaced life camp right exactly right?

6:23 Speaker 3: Wow, So now so does that mean, like, is everything

6:29 Speaker 3: you worked on for the album?

6:30 Speaker 2: Is that?

6:31 Speaker 3: Is that all gone?

6:32 Speaker 5: So this story is this story is like crazy because

6:38 Speaker 5: the last time we were here we were talking about

6:40 Speaker 5: how the album came to be. I had a turbulent uh,

6:44 Speaker 5: I had a turbulent year, and then Caleb and I

6:47 Speaker 5: decided that we were going to make the record. I

6:49 Speaker 5: turned everything around. I kept things positive and I'm still

6:52 Speaker 5: keeping things positive. But the we were on the bottom floor,

7:00 Speaker 5: so everything that the only damage that we received was

7:05 Speaker 5: water damage because they stopped the fire at the top.

7:09 Speaker 5: So some of the other studios that were in the building,

7:11 Speaker 5: they lost everything. The people who were in the apartment building.

7:14 Speaker 5: They lost everything. Yeah, I lost or thought I lost

7:18 Speaker 5: my music. Oh so I am. I completely was like,

7:21 Speaker 5: don't worry about me.

7:22 Speaker 2: Ye, you know.

7:23 Speaker 5: We've done three benefit shows for the folks who have

7:25 Speaker 5: been displaced. We've raised over seven thousand dollars so far,

7:29 Speaker 5: between a solo show with me, a show at Peddler's

7:33 Speaker 5: with Connor, and then down at Bad Burger. They hooked

7:38 Speaker 5: us up and we did a great show and we've

7:39 Speaker 5: raised so much money for the So I'm not accepting

7:42 Speaker 5: any donations or doing any gofundmes. I was really sad

7:46 Speaker 5: about my music because when we finally were able to

7:49 Speaker 5: get down there, the computer that everything was on was

7:52 Speaker 5: under three feet of water and some of it's backed up,

7:55 Speaker 5: some of it's not. But even the stuff that's backed up, like,

7:58 Speaker 5: there's no way we're going to be able to release

7:59 Speaker 5: the record, right, you know?

8:01 Speaker 2: Yeah? So, and we didn't even know what was on

8:03 Speaker 2: the hard drive.

8:03 Speaker 5: It's literally been a week since our executive producer, Dave

8:08 Speaker 5: Patterson texted me and told me that the hard drives

8:12 Speaker 5: all set, everything is still there. We can still release

8:16 Speaker 5: the record and like like that, that's when I told

8:20 Speaker 5: people like, you want to see me cry, that's that's

8:22 Speaker 5: when you're gonna see me cry. I got my stuff back, Yeah,

8:25 Speaker 5: I got my stuff back. We're not releasing the record.

8:28 Speaker 5: What we're gonna do is re release the EP that

8:31 Speaker 5: we released in July. But we're gonna do it with

8:34 Speaker 5: the same kind of same approach that we were going

8:38 Speaker 5: to take at the record. We're gonna do CDs, shirts, stickers,

8:41 Speaker 5: maybe posters, and and just get out and start playing.

8:46 Speaker 5: But instead of being ten songs, it's gonna be five.

8:49 Speaker 5: And uh, then we'll once we figure out a location

8:55 Speaker 5: to set up shop to start mixing the record, that's

8:58 Speaker 5: when we're gonna go forward and start working on that.

9:03 Speaker 5: You know, Eleanor and Andre down at Terminus, they're volunteering some space.

9:07 Speaker 5: They've been instrumental, especially Eleanor, like what a person like,

9:13 Speaker 5: just instrumental in organizing the community to come together. And

9:18 Speaker 5: that is the biggest piece of all of this, is

9:21 Speaker 5: that our music community came together for this, like immediately,

9:25 Speaker 5: and I couldn't be I couldn't be more proud to

9:28 Speaker 5: be a part of it, you know what I mean. Like,

9:30 Speaker 5: there's so many different genres of music in this area,

9:33 Speaker 5: and that's what Hatchet Accent saw I really wanted to

9:36 Speaker 5: to focus on, and that's what we wanted to do.

9:39 Speaker 5: We wanted to put everybody out there, and they came

9:43 Speaker 5: to our aid like immediately. So I'm very proud to

9:47 Speaker 5: say that that I'm a part of this southern New

9:49 Speaker 5: Hayampshire music community because because.

9:52 Speaker 2: We're we're awesome. Yeah, that's how people showed out, man. Yeah,

9:57 Speaker 2: question absolutely.

9:58 Speaker 3: Now what about music? Were you in the midst of

10:02 Speaker 3: working on anything else for any of the other artists

10:04 Speaker 3: associated with the label or we.

10:07 Speaker 6: We had been working on one it it kind of

10:11 Speaker 6: it was fallen through for for some reasons, but there

10:15 Speaker 6: was also more that was going to be coming with

10:18 Speaker 6: Santino that it just kind of started that that hadn't

10:23 Speaker 6: fallen through. We just oh, Crank and Wagon. Crank and

10:26 Speaker 6: Wagon had had literally weeks before the fire. We had

10:30 Speaker 6: just started and we had gotten tracks, drum tracks on

10:34 Speaker 6: our self titled tune. We had started one of the

10:37 Speaker 6: other ones too, and yeah, man, there were some projects

10:42 Speaker 6: that that were nascent, but but still still it started.

10:46 Speaker 6: In fact, you can go and you can check out

10:48 Speaker 6: the Facebook reels that I think Paul published of him

10:52 Speaker 6: doing the the ambulance sound with the guitar. Yeah, it's

10:57 Speaker 6: just just some fun stuff we were doing with that tune. Yeah,

11:00 Speaker 6: but you know, we had stuff that was in the

11:03 Speaker 6: works that I think really would have knocked your socks.

11:06 Speaker 2: It still will.

11:06 Speaker 6: I mean, yea, this week, we gotta you know, we

11:09 Speaker 6: gotta make the time and right now get in the

11:12 Speaker 6: real estates the big block. Dave and I Dave and

11:15 Speaker 6: I are we're looking, we're scouting options, but it's kind

11:21 Speaker 6: of hard to replace what we had there because the

11:24 Speaker 6: one the one thing, man, we are two things. We

11:28 Speaker 6: had the electricity included in the cost of the rent, yeah,

11:31 Speaker 6: which I mean for a musician, holy crap.

11:34 Speaker 7: Yeah, space was like, yeah, it's just and then on

11:39 Speaker 7: top of that, as if that wasn't good enough, we

11:42 Speaker 7: also had it twenty four loud down there, which is

11:45 Speaker 7: just I mean, what more.

11:48 Speaker 2: Can you ask for? Yeah, you know, if you if

11:50 Speaker 2: you can.

11:51 Speaker 6: Work all hours of the day and night and and

11:54 Speaker 6: have power included in your rent, oh yeah I would.

11:58 Speaker 5: I'd get out of work at nine shoot down there

12:01 Speaker 5: and just be there all night working on the music.

12:04 Speaker 5: Whether I'm working on one of the projects or my

12:06 Speaker 5: own stuff. It was just it was too good to

12:09 Speaker 5: be true that space. But you know what, we learned

12:15 Speaker 5: a lot down there in the last In the last

12:17 Speaker 5: five years that I've been working with Caleb and Dave,

12:21 Speaker 5: I've learned so much about myself as a musician. I've

12:25 Speaker 5: learned how it all goes together. And it's not easy,

12:30 Speaker 5: like you know, I mean, and I still need Dave

12:32 Speaker 5: and Caleb to come down and do the mixes and

12:35 Speaker 5: stuff like that.

12:36 Speaker 6: Yeah, how do you put a song together? How do

12:38 Speaker 6: you put show together?

12:41 Speaker 5: I grew so much as a musician because of One

12:44 Speaker 5: fifteen Vine. I've been a musician since I was seven.

12:47 Speaker 5: I'm forty five years old, and in the last five

12:50 Speaker 5: years I can now be like really proud of who

12:54 Speaker 5: I am as a musician, and a lot of it

12:56 Speaker 5: has to do with Caleb, Dave and one fifteen Vine.

13:00 Speaker 6: Yeah, no doubt a brief detour, because I truly don't

13:05 Speaker 6: think we're just Jesse myself, Dave even just dead like

13:11 Speaker 6: other bands in the basement dead Time, you know, good

13:15 Speaker 6: good friends and folks and incredible musicians. We're just one

13:19 Speaker 6: small piece, small recent piece of the history of that

13:22 Speaker 6: building in the music community.

13:24 Speaker 2: I don't really.

13:25 Speaker 6: I don't think people truly understand. It goes back decades. Really, Yeah,

13:28 Speaker 6: that that that building in the like early two thousands,

13:34 Speaker 6: it was the home for a bunch of bands. I mean,

13:38 Speaker 6: one of one band. I remember when I was in

13:41 Speaker 6: middle school and going into high school. There's a band Voyagers,

13:46 Speaker 6: my buddy Eddie and uh Rusty the guitar players, and

13:52 Speaker 6: then trying to remember but they I mean Eddie, I'm

13:56 Speaker 6: pretty sure he used.

13:56 Speaker 2: To live in that building. Yeah.

13:58 Speaker 6: And you know, now now he's married, he's got a

14:01 Speaker 6: got a kid, and he's doing great. He's kind of

14:04 Speaker 6: gotten out of music. But I mean that that whole

14:08 Speaker 6: building for decades was a generator of original music of

14:16 Speaker 6: you know, people doing it honestly, you know, for for

14:21 Speaker 6: for real, and and and it's it's truly it's hard

14:25 Speaker 6: to explain to people that we were just the latest

14:29 Speaker 6: custodian exactly.

14:30 Speaker 2: That's it.

14:31 Speaker 6: We we were, we were just the most recent and

14:34 Speaker 6: and I mean I I remember, uh some years ago,

14:38 Speaker 6: some guys I think they're from the New York area,

14:40 Speaker 6: but they had a studio all the way up here

14:42 Speaker 6: in Nashville in that building. Perspective, A lovely hand to hold.

14:46 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they were.

14:47 Speaker 6: They were a fantastic band, and they had an incredible

14:50 Speaker 6: studio that was on the second floor, and they they

14:53 Speaker 6: had moved out some years ago, but just to to

14:57 Speaker 6: explain to people that there were so many, even people

15:02 Speaker 6: who weren't affected by the fire, but just so much

15:06 Speaker 6: music came out of that building over.

15:08 Speaker 5: The last five Over the last five years. When I say, oh, yeah,

15:11 Speaker 5: I'm at one fifteen vine, I could be talking to

15:14 Speaker 5: some band that I was playing with and conquered oh yeah, right, yeah,

15:18 Speaker 5: the warehouse, Oh yeah, everybody.

15:21 Speaker 2: It gained.

15:22 Speaker 6: It gained a notoriety of just yeah special place. Yeah,

15:26 Speaker 6: musicians come out of there. And you know, if you

15:30 Speaker 6: if you had the gumption, if you're really were putting

15:32 Speaker 6: in time and really doing it, you could do it.

15:36 Speaker 2: Yeah.

15:36 Speaker 5: It wasn't pretty on the outside, but when when you

15:38 Speaker 5: walk through those doors, it was just.

15:41 Speaker 2: Any given day.

15:42 Speaker 5: I'd be going down to work on one of my

15:44 Speaker 5: love songs and I'd hear a hardcore band were cursing upstairs. Yeah,

15:48 Speaker 5: and and it there's just something about that.

15:51 Speaker 2: Yeah.

15:52 Speaker 5: And then you'd run out to the guys that everybody's

15:53 Speaker 5: going to their car and stuff.

15:55 Speaker 2: Oh, you guys sound good.

15:56 Speaker 5: And then this hardcore band. I'd be like, oh, I

15:58 Speaker 5: heard you mixing downstairs. This sounds good, you know, and

16:01 Speaker 5: and just like the amount of respect we all had

16:04 Speaker 5: for each other.

16:04 Speaker 2: It was it was really like the community within a community.

16:08 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, for sure, just you know, and and that

16:13 Speaker 6: hopefully that community will I mean, it's clearly remaining strong.

16:17 Speaker 6: I mean the Bad Yeah, the Bad Burger benefit was

16:20 Speaker 6: just it was incredibly well attended, you know, and just uh,

16:25 Speaker 6: it's it's very heartwarming to see it.

16:29 Speaker 5: That was a that was a fun show too, because

16:31 Speaker 5: I I had just I didn't even know Ash she

16:34 Speaker 5: does the booking down there, and I saw that she

16:37 Speaker 5: was putting on a show this is in with within

16:39 Speaker 5: like two days of the fire, and so I shot

16:43 Speaker 5: her a message, you know, shoot your shot.

16:45 Speaker 2: I'm like, hey, my name is Jesse Rudstein.

16:47 Speaker 5: I'm a member of the community that that was affected.

16:52 Speaker 5: I'd like to get on the bill, just knowing that

16:54 Speaker 5: it was a benefit show, and she's like, yeah, sure.

16:56 Speaker 5: She threw my logo on the poster and fun anything like,

17:00 Speaker 5: apparently my logo looks like everybody else's logo that was

17:03 Speaker 5: on the poster. But they were all hardcore metal bands

17:06 Speaker 5: and yeah there's me singing my love songs.

17:10 Speaker 6: Some serious It was awesome.

17:13 Speaker 2: But that's cool though. We had a really cool show.

17:16 Speaker 5: But but I with everything that was going on, I

17:19 Speaker 5: didn't really have a chance to check out all the

17:21 Speaker 5: other bands that were on the bill. Yeah, and then

17:23 Speaker 5: when I did, I'm like, oh no, I mean myself

17:27 Speaker 5: on a hardcore show.

17:30 Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's all right, yeah yeah, yeah, no one.

17:32 Speaker 2: The other bands were great.

17:34 Speaker 5: The whole show was very, like Caleb said, was very

17:36 Speaker 5: well attended.

17:37 Speaker 2: Yeah, very well attend and people really did show out.

17:40 Speaker 3: Good, good, excellent. If you're just joining us, we've got

17:43 Speaker 3: Jesse Rotstein and Caleb Diler Tire sorry from Hatchet Asensaw Records.

17:48 Speaker 3: See now I can say the name Hatchet Accessaw Records,

17:50 Speaker 3: but I can't say your last name apparently, but uh yeah,

17:55 Speaker 3: we were talking about the fire at one fifteen Vine

17:58 Speaker 3: that was the address, Yeah, team.

18:00 Speaker 6: And also want to wait in one ten ash I

18:03 Speaker 6: think that. Yeah, at least in the music community, we

18:07 Speaker 6: we focused on one fifteen fine, but there were there

18:09 Speaker 6: were like thirty people this placed from there.

18:11 Speaker 2: Oh my god. Wow. Yeah, that's the scale of it.

18:14 Speaker 3: Was just yeah, that's awful. Remark remarkable though that in

18:19 Speaker 3: all that no one was seriously hurt or killed. I

18:21 Speaker 3: mean that's incredible. Yeah, with that many people, you know, early, well,

18:26 Speaker 3: what time was this? Like six thirty was when I

18:29 Speaker 3: got the phone call? Yeah, I got there at about eight. Yeah,

18:34 Speaker 3: I called Caleb around seven.

18:36 Speaker 5: When I got down there, it was like, where's Ivan,

18:39 Speaker 5: Where's Connor, where's Tom?

18:40 Speaker 2: You know, people? Where is everybody? Is? Everybody? Okay? Yeah?

18:44 Speaker 5: And then so then I called Caleb and and of

18:49 Speaker 5: course it was the first really big snowstorm of the season.

18:53 Speaker 5: So yeah, then it ding snow. I'm sitting there, like

18:57 Speaker 5: watching the fire department. This is a five alarm fire.

19:00 Speaker 5: So hats off to I'm gonna I'm gonna remember them

19:03 Speaker 5: all this time, uh, Lowell, Nashua, Hollis, Tingsboro, and Hudson. Yeah,

19:12 Speaker 5: so those are all the fire departments. I think that's right.

19:15 Speaker 5: If if I missed a fire department, sorry, guys.

19:17 Speaker 2: I think Merrimac also show. I think there's six something

19:21 Speaker 2: like that.

19:21 Speaker 5: I don't know the first Hats off to the first

19:24 Speaker 5: responders for sure, but I'm watching it and I'm like,

19:29 Speaker 5: and you know, my mind is always going.

19:31 Speaker 2: I'm an overthinker, and I'm like, oh, maybe this snow

19:34 Speaker 2: will help.

19:35 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, frozen water falling from the sky. And then

19:38 Speaker 5: all of a sudden, there's all these flames everywhere, and

19:42 Speaker 5: these guys like like, there's some great photos and not

19:45 Speaker 5: they're not great photos, but some really uh captivating photos

19:49 Speaker 5: of of like this guy on one ladder and this

19:52 Speaker 5: guy on another ladder, like those guys one of the

19:54 Speaker 5: Actually there were three injuries, minor injuries, two people from

19:59 Speaker 5: the apartment a building, and the only other injury was

20:02 Speaker 5: to a member of one of the fire departments. Okay,

20:04 Speaker 5: and everybody but like everybody's okay, No nobody got seriously injured.

20:08 Speaker 5: But those were the only reported injuries throughout the whole thing,

20:12 Speaker 5: so I would be uh, I got to say thanks

20:18 Speaker 5: to the fire departments.

20:20 Speaker 2: Yeah, strictly the fire departments. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

20:27 Speaker 6: But as soon as I remember it distinctly, as soon

20:31 Speaker 6: as the scene was kind of cleared, I went home.

20:35 Speaker 6: I as soon as I got to the scene and

20:37 Speaker 6: that fire burning, I was just kind of like, I

20:41 Speaker 6: don't need to be here, I don't need to watch

20:42 Speaker 6: my life burn away.

20:45 Speaker 2: Yeah.

20:45 Speaker 6: I just went home and I was like, all right, well,

20:48 Speaker 6: time to make some plans, like what are we going

20:50 Speaker 6: to do about it?

20:50 Speaker 5: I couldn't take my eyes off it.

20:52 Speaker 2: And then so, well you gave me a call at

20:55 Speaker 2: what time.

20:56 Speaker 6: I don't know when it exactly it was, but it

20:58 Speaker 6: was sometime the afternoon, and you're like, hey, they're gonna

21:01 Speaker 6: be letting people into the building, and you were. You

21:04 Speaker 6: ended up being one of the first people in the building.

21:07 Speaker 6: To tell a little bit about that, And then I'll

21:09 Speaker 6: explain when I got there and what I did to.

21:13 Speaker 8: You.

21:13 Speaker 5: So you want to do you want me to tell

21:14 Speaker 5: a story, Well, I mean tell like when's got down

21:20 Speaker 5: in there, like you saw, you saw it in the

21:22 Speaker 5: original state, you saw it before even I.

21:25 Speaker 2: Yeah, I was. I was the first one in the building.

21:27 Speaker 5: So so we're sitting there, everything's burning, and the news

21:33 Speaker 5: crews show up and our good friend Connor Coburn, really

21:37 Speaker 5: close friend of mine, he lead singer for No More

21:39 Speaker 5: Blue tomorrows Uh. He's the one who put on the

21:42 Speaker 5: benefit that's raised the most money for the victims so far.

21:46 Speaker 2: But he sees the news cruise.

21:47 Speaker 5: Show up and he looks over and he goes, Jesse,

21:50 Speaker 5: there's some cameras over there, like, all right, I'll see

21:52 Speaker 5: you guys later, and I went and I did some

21:55 Speaker 5: interviews and on local and national national news about the fire,

22:01 Speaker 5: which was on the street right next to the building.

22:05 Speaker 5: And so that happened. Caleb's like, I'm out of here.

22:09 Speaker 5: You know, everybody's kind of dispersed. One of the great

22:12 Speaker 5: coincidences about the location of this place is that my

22:17 Speaker 5: ex wife lives right down the road. So even throughout

22:20 Speaker 5: all these years, I'll be at the studio, then I,

22:22 Speaker 5: you know, see my kids.

22:23 Speaker 2: My kids would just come down and jam.

22:25 Speaker 5: You know, my sons are they play and you know

22:29 Speaker 5: they would they would, you know, I would be able

22:31 Speaker 5: to just run over there, have dinner and go back

22:33 Speaker 5: and work on stuff. Yeah, nice little coincidence. So I

22:38 Speaker 5: set up shop at my ex wife's house.

22:40 Speaker 2: I called her.

22:41 Speaker 5: Obviously she knew what was going on, she could see

22:43 Speaker 5: it from her window. And I was kind of like

22:46 Speaker 5: gonna be the point person to be able to walk

22:50 Speaker 5: down there and see what was.

22:51 Speaker 2: Going on throughout the day.

22:52 Speaker 5: So at around eleven am, after everybody had left, we

22:58 Speaker 5: had some food.

23:00 Speaker 2: I didn't even know if it was.

23:01 Speaker 5: It was one of those days where it wasn't lunch,

23:03 Speaker 5: it wasn't breakfast, it was just, yeah.

23:05 Speaker 2: We have food.

23:06 Speaker 5: And I walked down there again with my son and

23:09 Speaker 5: we went to go check it out and I saw

23:11 Speaker 5: the police, I'm sorry, the fire chief, and he brought

23:16 Speaker 5: me in the building with him. This is after the

23:17 Speaker 5: fire was out, and I was like, I just I

23:21 Speaker 5: just want to know what's going on downstairs. And he

23:24 Speaker 5: walked down half the stairs and he goes, there's like

23:26 Speaker 5: three four feet of.

23:27 Speaker 2: Water down there.

23:29 Speaker 5: That's how much That's how much water it took to

23:31 Speaker 5: put out this fire. But we're in the basement of warehouse,

23:33 Speaker 5: so there was nowhere for the water to go. So

23:37 Speaker 5: that I call Caleb, I let him know that, and

23:39 Speaker 5: I go back to go back to the point. And

23:43 Speaker 5: about a couple hours later, I walked down the street again.

23:46 Speaker 5: This time there was police tape up, like they had

23:49 Speaker 5: put like tape up, and this is the same street

23:53 Speaker 5: I had been walking down all day. There's actually a

23:55 Speaker 5: video of me and my son coming back from that

23:57 Speaker 5: visit where the Mayor of Nashville was taking a video

24:01 Speaker 5: saying how how tragic it is on this street. But

24:04 Speaker 5: now there's tape there. I didn't really think anything of it.

24:07 Speaker 5: And I walked around and Officer Jonathan Earnhardt decided to

24:13 Speaker 5: start yelling at me. Rightfully, so I crossed the tape. Sure, sure,

24:17 Speaker 5: I did a bad thing, he said, But but he

24:19 Speaker 5: was Immanti, I'm gonna rest you.

24:20 Speaker 3: I mean, you probably weren't even thinking about it, right,

24:22 Speaker 3: It's not like it's not like you consciously did that.

24:24 Speaker 5: Yeah, und I just walked the route that I've been

24:27 Speaker 5: walking for five years. Yeah, And I like, he's he's

24:30 Speaker 5: threatening to arrest me, and I'm like, I'm like, dude, seriously,

24:32 Speaker 5: Like I am just like one of the victims here.

24:35 Speaker 2: I'm just checking in.

24:37 Speaker 5: I was literally in the building with the fire chief

24:39 Speaker 5: a little while ago, and he's yelling at me and

24:42 Speaker 5: doing his little cop thing, and I'm I'm not nice.

24:44 Speaker 5: I'm not nice when people I have I've always.

24:47 Speaker 2: Had a problem with authorities.

24:48 Speaker 5: Sure, sure, but at this, at this point in the game,

24:51 Speaker 5: like I wasn't doing anything. I literally did a news

24:53 Speaker 5: I was on TV on the place I was standing,

24:55 Speaker 5: so I didn't think it was.

24:56 Speaker 2: A big deal.

24:56 Speaker 3: And you were dealing with a lot emotionally in that moment, right,

25:00 Speaker 3: I mean, this is a traumatic thing.

25:02 Speaker 5: I am losing my mind, not knowing what is going on.

25:05 Speaker 5: So I walked back to my ex wife's house and

25:08 Speaker 5: I told her what happened. And Tom hanging with my son.

25:10 Speaker 5: We're playing Minecraft, you know what I mean, just just

25:13 Speaker 5: trying to forget about what's going on. Finally four o'clock

25:17 Speaker 5: rolls around and I'm like, you know what, I like

25:19 Speaker 5: what Caleb did early in the morning, Like I'm calling

25:22 Speaker 5: it today. We'll figure all this out. Nobody needs me here,

25:26 Speaker 5: so and and I I didn't you know, dried. I

25:29 Speaker 5: had to get an uber to get home. So I

25:32 Speaker 5: ordered my uber, but because of the police vehicles on

25:36 Speaker 5: the street, the uber couldn't get in.

25:38 Speaker 2: So I walk down Ash. I walked three blocks.

25:42 Speaker 5: I walked down Ash around back to Vine to you know,

25:47 Speaker 5: to not cross the line, because I complied when he

25:50 Speaker 5: told me not to cross the line. And I get

25:53 Speaker 5: to the building and he's on the other side of

25:55 Speaker 5: the building because he was literally parked on the other

25:58 Speaker 5: side of the building. There's a couple of cop cars there,

26:00 Speaker 5: and another officer was like, where are you going.

26:02 Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm just trying to catch my uber. He's

26:04 Speaker 2: over there. Can I go?

26:05 Speaker 5: And he's like, yeah, sure, And then I noticed people

26:07 Speaker 5: going in and out of the building. The cops had

26:09 Speaker 5: started letting some of the musicians, and I started seeing

26:11 Speaker 5: my friends going on and out of the building.

26:13 Speaker 2: Yeah.

26:14 Speaker 5: So I turned to the officer respectfully and I'm like,

26:16 Speaker 5: you're letting people in there.

26:17 Speaker 2: This is my building. Now.

26:19 Speaker 5: Keep in mind, I've been calling this my building for

26:21 Speaker 5: five years. It doesn't belong to me, but you know,

26:24 Speaker 5: it's like say in my house.

26:25 Speaker 2: Right right, Yeah, of course belongs to Hinch crowdly right right.

26:29 Speaker 2: So the officers like, yeah, you're one of the musicians. Yeah,

26:33 Speaker 2: I can go ahead.

26:34 Speaker 5: So I cancel my UBER and I go in and

26:37 Speaker 5: we start ripping guitars out of there. Like I'm on

26:39 Speaker 5: the stairs. These other guys are all wading through the water.

26:42 Speaker 5: They're giving me the computer. They're giving Devin was like,

26:44 Speaker 5: what do you need. I'm like, the computer, yeah, you know,

26:47 Speaker 5: and get me the strat, get me the this case,

26:49 Speaker 5: this case, brown case, you know. And we're just pulling

26:52 Speaker 5: instruments up for about a half an hour and the

26:55 Speaker 5: pit's black. I'm soaked, everybody's you know, And I cancel

27:00 Speaker 5: the uber and my dad called me and he's like Hey,

27:03 Speaker 5: do you want some help. I'm like yeah, because because

27:05 Speaker 5: he was out and whatever. So he drove down, parked

27:08 Speaker 5: behind the officers, and I was just gonna start loading

27:11 Speaker 5: up some guitars into his car. And the first guitar

27:16 Speaker 5: that I grabbed was the Stratocaster and it belongs to Caleb. Well,

27:21 Speaker 5: it belongs to the studio, doesn't belong to me. I

27:24 Speaker 5: was the one who bought it. I didn't grab my

27:27 Speaker 5: guitar first. This Strata is on every track. It's a

27:29 Speaker 5: very important sentimental piece, but it's also one of the

27:33 Speaker 5: best guitars in the studio. So I grabbed that one first,

27:36 Speaker 5: mainly because like carrying two was like carrying one hundred pounds.

27:42 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no doubt.

27:43 Speaker 5: And then I'm carrying it toward my I see my dad,

27:47 Speaker 5: see the cop cars.

27:48 Speaker 2: And then all of a sudden, I hear where's your uber?

27:51 Speaker 5: And it's the officer from earlier in the day, Jonathan

27:56 Speaker 5: earn Hart. He starts yelling at me and he's like,

28:00 Speaker 5: where's your uber. I'm like, dude, I canceled my uber.

28:03 Speaker 5: You're letting people in the building. I'm at this point,

28:06 Speaker 5: I'm like I don't want to deal with this. I

28:08 Speaker 5: can feel my blood getting hotter. And he goes, you

28:12 Speaker 5: lied to him and you said you own this building,

28:14 Speaker 5: and you lied and you said you were getting I'm like, dude, please, Yeah.

28:19 Speaker 2: It was crazy.

28:20 Speaker 5: And he looked, he literally looked at me, and he's like, listen,

28:23 Speaker 5: I've had a really long day.

28:25 Speaker 3: Oh my god, my god.

28:29 Speaker 2: So this is yeah my blood.

28:34 Speaker 5: This is where my blood went from boiling to just

28:37 Speaker 5: like overflowing the pot. And and I was like, you've

28:41 Speaker 5: had a long day. And I said, and I started

28:43 Speaker 5: running my mouth and I shouldn't have run my mouth.

28:45 Speaker 5: And when I run my mouth, it runs. And then

28:48 Speaker 5: so he's like, you're on body cam right now, I'll

28:50 Speaker 5: arrest you right now. He had no reason to arrest me.

28:52 Speaker 2: I was. I was threatening.

28:53 Speaker 5: So what I did was I leaned the stratocaster case

28:55 Speaker 5: on my leg and I put my hands up and

28:58 Speaker 5: I was like, go ahead and arrest me. If if

29:00 Speaker 5: you're gonna arrest me, go ahead and just do it.

29:02 Speaker 5: Like he had no reason to, right, so he couldn't.

29:05 Speaker 5: And he grabbed the guitar and he threw it toward

29:08 Speaker 5: my father's car. Oh go far in defense of this officer,

29:14 Speaker 5: mister Officer Earn Hardt. I will say, in his defense,

29:17 Speaker 5: he didn't know what he was throwing. No, he like,

29:20 Speaker 5: he shows up to a you know, cops have a

29:22 Speaker 5: hard job. They show up to like like scenes all

29:25 Speaker 5: the time, Like this guy's getting thrown out of his house,

29:27 Speaker 5: grab his suitcase and get out of here, you know.

29:30 Speaker 5: So so in his defense, he didn't know what he

29:32 Speaker 5: was throwing, but he threw. Doesn't make it okay, though,

29:35 Speaker 5: and that's the point of this story. So he throws

29:38 Speaker 5: the guitar and that's when I lost my mind. I'm

29:41 Speaker 5: still in the air and I'm now I'm like all

29:44 Speaker 5: the things that you could say to a cop that

29:45 Speaker 5: you're not supposed to say, I'm saying, but I'm I'm

29:48 Speaker 5: non threatening, like I wasn't doing anything wrong. And so finally,

29:54 Speaker 5: thank god it was my dad who was there, because

29:57 Speaker 5: because I would have ended up in cuffs.

29:58 Speaker 2: You out there.

30:00 Speaker 5: He was like, he grabbed the guitar, he put it

30:01 Speaker 5: in the car, He got me in the car and

30:03 Speaker 5: he's like, let's just go. I'm like, I have other

30:05 Speaker 5: stuff to get, and the cops like, you're not going

30:08 Speaker 5: back in that building.

30:08 Speaker 2: It's crime scene. I'm like, you're other people.

30:11 Speaker 6: They're literally literally Connor, Connor, I, I, I, everybody, whoever else.

30:16 Speaker 2: He hasn't shown up yet.

30:18 Speaker 6: No, I showed up maybe about an hour after this

30:21 Speaker 6: all I called him.

30:22 Speaker 2: I went home like I'm like screaming. Caleb's like, Jesus

30:27 Speaker 2: es I know.

30:28 Speaker 6: I'm just like now I have to now go and

30:30 Speaker 6: get all of the rest of the time as much

30:32 Speaker 6: as I could carry it out.

30:34 Speaker 5: And I'm not saying like I believe that officer Earnhardt

30:38 Speaker 5: caused the scene, but but I didn't. But I was

30:42 Speaker 5: very much part of the scene. So I get home,

30:44 Speaker 5: I opened the case. I noticed at the back of

30:46 Speaker 5: the back of the neck the guitar is damaged and

30:51 Speaker 5: it's still being looked at.

30:53 Speaker 2: It could have been water damage, but.

30:54 Speaker 6: It's it's very likely a combination of both. So I

31:00 Speaker 6: took it and this this is a shameless plug. This

31:02 Speaker 6: is a shameless plug. And then then I'll talk about

31:04 Speaker 6: the salvage operation.

31:05 Speaker 5: Yeah, let me, but before you do that, sure, I

31:10 Speaker 5: noticed the guitar was damaged, So I did the right thing,

31:12 Speaker 5: and I filed police report against this officer for damaging

31:15 Speaker 5: our property. And I get a phone call two days

31:18 Speaker 5: later from what I just think is a supervisor.

31:21 Speaker 2: I didn't know that.

31:22 Speaker 5: I was talking to the captain of the National Police

31:24 Speaker 5: Department and he told us to come. He asked me

31:26 Speaker 5: to come down, and so I immediately called Caleb, grab

31:29 Speaker 5: the evidence. Let's go, because because Caleb's first like this

31:33 Speaker 5: was an impact that it could Yeah, he'll he'll tell

31:36 Speaker 5: you all about how the wood is on the guitar

31:38 Speaker 5: and all that. But we get to the police department

31:41 Speaker 5: and I said, I hope you don't mind I brought.

31:44 Speaker 2: I brought my partner with.

31:46 Speaker 5: Me, and he goes, well, I would have liked to

31:47 Speaker 5: heads up, and then we sit down in the chair.

31:49 Speaker 5: What this guy thought was gonna be like he thought

31:52 Speaker 5: he was going to reprimand me for yelling and being

31:54 Speaker 5: a bad boy. But and he was like, you know,

31:57 Speaker 5: he was going to throw a couple bucks because they

31:59 Speaker 5: do have funds in police departments, like if they have

32:01 Speaker 5: to kick in a door during a fire or during

32:04 Speaker 5: during a scene that the state, the city or the

32:07 Speaker 5: state will take care.

32:08 Speaker 2: Of like the door hinges for the landlord and stuff.

32:11 Speaker 5: So he thought it was just gonna be like a

32:12 Speaker 5: little okay, you shouldn't have been mean, and we're gonna

32:17 Speaker 5: like pay for something. That's not what happened, though. I

32:20 Speaker 5: was like, no, no, no, your officer threw my guitar. He goes, well,

32:24 Speaker 5: I saw you on the bodycam footage and you weren't

32:27 Speaker 5: being nice. And I was like, I know I wasn't

32:29 Speaker 5: being nice, but my hands were in the air. I

32:30 Speaker 5: was not threatening. But did you happen to catch on

32:33 Speaker 5: the bodycam footage your officer throwing the guitar? He said no,

32:36 Speaker 5: I didn't see that. I haven't talked to the officer yet.

32:38 Speaker 5: He just kept stumbling over himself because he thought he

32:41 Speaker 5: was just gonna slap some stupid long hair musician on

32:44 Speaker 5: the wrist, of course, but instead he got me, so

32:48 Speaker 5: I started unloading on him, not again, not knowing he was.

32:51 Speaker 5: I just thought he was like, yeah, Supervisor, that was

32:53 Speaker 5: not smart. I think you've assumed too much of officer. Well, yeah,

32:59 Speaker 5: in any event, Officer Captain Welsh continuously told me to

33:05 Speaker 5: not say that his officer was lying. But if his

33:07 Speaker 5: officer said that he didn't throw the guitar, he's lying,

33:09 Speaker 5: you know. Like lying is very simple. If if you

33:12 Speaker 5: know something is the truth and you say the opposite,

33:14 Speaker 5: then that's a lie. So I kind of got into

33:17 Speaker 5: it with Welsh and they're there now can his head dropped.

33:22 Speaker 5: He's like, this is not how I thought the conversation

33:24 Speaker 5: was going to go. Now I have to do an investigation.

33:27 Speaker 5: And he's, you know, given the whole you know, Officer

33:29 Speaker 5: earn Hard, he's a good guy.

33:31 Speaker 2: Of course.

33:32 Speaker 5: I'm like, I'm like, look man, he's a good guy,

33:34 Speaker 5: and he made a mistake. This whole time, I've recognized

33:36 Speaker 5: that it was an accident. Sure, but if I hit

33:39 Speaker 5: your car tomorrow with my car and it's my fault,

33:44 Speaker 5: I have to pay for that accident. That was a

33:45 Speaker 5: reason they call it for calling an accident. We just

33:48 Speaker 5: want the guitar replays.

33:49 Speaker 2: That's it.

33:50 Speaker 6: I hope they do the right thing repair replace that. Yeah,

33:53 Speaker 6: I I don't.

33:54 Speaker 2: I don't really care which it is.

33:55 Speaker 5: But but then I brought Caleb with me and he'll

33:58 Speaker 5: talk to the This is where Caleb can.

34:00 Speaker 6: So we had the meeting with Officer Welch. I I'm

34:05 Speaker 6: of the opinion it probably could have gone better.

34:07 Speaker 2: But it's all good man, and and you know, I

34:13 Speaker 2: just I explained to him.

34:14 Speaker 6: I was like, I checked out the guitar and I

34:17 Speaker 6: was like some of this, Yeah, the glue was loosened

34:20 Speaker 6: up by the water, but some of it to me

34:23 Speaker 6: kind of looks like impact that case. Yeah, And I

34:27 Speaker 6: mean the case showed a little bit of scuffing on

34:29 Speaker 6: the top where the headstock would have been in the case,

34:32 Speaker 6: and that's probably the crappiest part the thing to land on.

34:37 Speaker 6: But yeah, it's a Strat's a bolt neck guitar, and

34:40 Speaker 6: it's got a skunk stripe. So it's got the piece

34:44 Speaker 6: of wood on the back of the neck that contains

34:47 Speaker 6: the trust rod in there, and that piece had delaminated

34:51 Speaker 6: and kind of.

34:52 Speaker 2: Twisted a little bit.

34:54 Speaker 6: And usually if and I've seen some other flood damage

34:58 Speaker 6: strats and Telly's that have the skunk strip right, And

35:00 Speaker 6: usually what happens is the glue gets loosened up a

35:03 Speaker 6: little bit and it usually uniformly delaminates on one side

35:07 Speaker 6: or the other of the skung stripe. Just yeah, because

35:10 Speaker 6: the pressure of the wood pushing against itself, it just

35:13 Speaker 6: wants to uniformly delaminate.

35:16 Speaker 2: It had kind of twisted in there, and.

35:17 Speaker 6: I'm looking at it and I'm like, man that you know, yeah,

35:21 Speaker 6: water loosened it up, But I don't think I don't

35:24 Speaker 6: think that that neck movement happened, but just by water

35:29 Speaker 6: water doing it, because I mean, I knew the guitar.

35:31 Speaker 6: The neck was pretty stable on the thing, and strangely,

35:35 Speaker 6: even with the impact, the next staid barely stable, like

35:39 Speaker 6: the guitar.

35:40 Speaker 2: Wasn't in tune.

35:41 Speaker 6: But it definitely it definitely bared. Like I mean, the

35:45 Speaker 6: body of the guitar is totally fine. It's just the neck. Yeah,

35:48 Speaker 6: just the neck that got.

35:49 Speaker 2: A little bit screeny.

35:49 Speaker 6: But yeah, yeah, the guitar repairs. Yeah, I just just repaired.

35:55 Speaker 6: And I took it up and this is a shameless

35:56 Speaker 6: plug to the music text here in Manchester. They're a great,

35:59 Speaker 6: great guy, do awesome work. I took it up to

36:01 Speaker 6: Doug McCormick and Seth oh.

36:04 Speaker 3: Yeah, and yeah, I've known Doug a long time.

36:07 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Doug. Doug's fantastic. Yeah.

36:09 Speaker 6: And and Doug wasn't the one who looked at the

36:12 Speaker 6: strat really he he's going to handle another restoration project.

36:16 Speaker 6: It's actually the second time he's taking on this this guitar,

36:19 Speaker 6: because it's the second time it's been in total disrepair unfortunately.

36:24 Speaker 6: But the fender he U or Seth looked at the

36:28 Speaker 6: fender and he was like, yeah, we can at the

36:30 Speaker 6: very word, you know, at the very worst, we'll just

36:32 Speaker 6: pop a new neck on it.

36:33 Speaker 2: Yeah, and then that'll be fine.

36:35 Speaker 6: And I'm sure he'll find a neck that's like, you know,

36:38 Speaker 6: within ninety percent similar to it. The one thing that well,

36:42 Speaker 6: we'll kind of suck about that is we won't have

36:45 Speaker 6: the uh, the serial number on it. It was a

36:47 Speaker 6: it was a two thousand, two thousand neck. And you know,

36:51 Speaker 6: even if we replace the neck, it permanently devalues the instrument.

36:54 Speaker 2: It's no longer you know, I mean that was it.

36:57 Speaker 6: Literally in twenty twenty five, that guitar became a did

37:00 Speaker 6: the guitar?

37:01 Speaker 2: You know? Crazy? Yeah, it's really really weird.

37:04 Speaker 6: I bought it a couple of years ago, you know,

37:08 Speaker 6: just as a used strat, just because the studio needed

37:11 Speaker 6: a strat. We needed something that was serviceable and was

37:14 Speaker 6: gonna last a long time.

37:16 Speaker 5: Yeah, every track, it's every one of my tracks, a

37:21 Speaker 5: ton of tunes. I can't think of one song that

37:24 Speaker 5: I didn't. I mean, the strat is the most first

37:26 Speaker 5: satile guitar in the history of guitars.

37:28 Speaker 2: Arguably I disagree with.

37:30 Speaker 5: Of course, you know, but I mean it's most most

37:35 Speaker 5: certainly is one of one of the most iconic, I mean,

37:38 Speaker 5: every you know, if you've ever heard Sweet Home Alabama,

37:40 Speaker 5: you've heard of Stratocaster.

37:41 Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a picture Jimmy Hendricks right there there.

37:45 Speaker 3: You Oh yeah, yeah, you're right, you're right.

37:47 Speaker 6: Some of the most iconic songs you've ever heard. I

37:50 Speaker 6: recorded on one of them. And you know, I'm not

37:53 Speaker 6: even really a strat guy.

37:55 Speaker 2: I just need neither of us, are.

37:58 Speaker 3: We just we just need one in the studio, you know,

38:01 Speaker 3: if you're just joining us, we have Jesse Rutstein and

38:03 Speaker 3: Caleb Dire. I almost sit it again, whatever, I just

38:08 Speaker 3: say Jesse and Caleb from records word.

38:13 Speaker 2: So I didn't mean to wed. I'm sorry.

38:16 Speaker 5: I didn't mean to get so off on that part

38:19 Speaker 5: of the story because that is such a minuscule piece

38:22 Speaker 5: of this puzzle. We just hope Nashville PD does the

38:24 Speaker 5: right thing because I'm doing a lot of shows right now,

38:28 Speaker 5: and like the Bad Burger show that came out like

38:33 Speaker 5: they just came out swinging. They don't, they're not even

38:36 Speaker 5: they weren't even really associated with us and came out

38:39 Speaker 5: swinging and then Peddlers came out and then San Francisco

38:42 Speaker 5: Kitchen and Nashua. So between those three shows alone, we've

38:47 Speaker 5: done over seven thousand dollars. Yeah, and uh, you can

38:51 Speaker 5: donate through the Salvation Army just so everybody knows. Eleanor

38:56 Speaker 5: from Terminus New Hampshire Underground set up a link where

39:00 Speaker 5: people can donate and between our contributions and people that

39:07 Speaker 5: have been coming to the shows, and like we've raised

39:09 Speaker 5: all this money and we have a really big one

39:11 Speaker 5: coming up on February, February seventh, and and that's going

39:17 Speaker 5: to be at the Backstreet Bar and Grill. That's going

39:18 Speaker 5: to be like an all day festival style with some

39:22 Speaker 5: really great bands to be announced. We haven't gotten confirmation

39:25 Speaker 5: on every band, but we do know that obviously I'm

39:28 Speaker 5: going to be there.

39:29 Speaker 2: The Faith and Band is going to be there.

39:32 Speaker 5: No More Blue Tomorrow's is going to be there, and

39:34 Speaker 5: and and if I'm I'm missing, I know I'm missing

39:36 Speaker 5: people and I'm sorry, Dead Harrison, I'm wearing it.

39:39 Speaker 2: Yeah shirt nice. They're going to be down there too.

39:42 Speaker 2: I would love to get Dead Time on that bill.

39:44 Speaker 5: Yeah, where we're we're working with them. And then on

39:49 Speaker 5: the is it the sixteenth of this month or seventeenth. See,

39:54 Speaker 5: I had it already the sixteenth. Lacy who I am

39:58 Speaker 5: is putting on a show at Photies and she's had

40:00 Speaker 5: when we come down and we're going to do a

40:02 Speaker 5: show at Photis that weekend also to benefit so excellent.

40:06 Speaker 2: The thing is, like, I just I really.

40:09 Speaker 5: Want to focus on because I'm not accepting any donations.

40:13 Speaker 5: Jesse rudstein Brand is not accepting any donations, no gofundmes.

40:18 Speaker 5: I didn't lose what other people lost, right, you know?

40:22 Speaker 6: We we are indirectly we are taking donations. If you

40:26 Speaker 6: would like to donate three streets, yes, if you If

40:28 Speaker 6: you would like to donate to the effort that we're

40:31 Speaker 6: putting on, it's through a zephy link, OK, not not

40:35 Speaker 6: a go the go fundmes that are out there, and

40:37 Speaker 6: please do donate to those as well if you are able.

40:40 Speaker 6: Those are all to benefit individual musicians that were in

40:43 Speaker 6: the building or bands or what have you. But the

40:48 Speaker 6: the only one, the only formal operation was us. We

40:52 Speaker 6: were the only one that had like some formal governance

40:55 Speaker 6: structure in any way, shape or form, and so we're

40:58 Speaker 6: trying to use that nonp off its status to receive donations,

41:02 Speaker 6: try to help people who donate to us give you

41:04 Speaker 6: a tax receipt, you know, help you out come tax time.

41:08 Speaker 6: But you know, uh so if you if you want

41:11 Speaker 6: to donate, we've got a Zephi link we can point

41:13 Speaker 6: you to that.

41:15 Speaker 2: You can find it not only.

41:16 Speaker 6: Through Tree Streets stuff, but you can also find it

41:18 Speaker 6: through New Hampshire Underground and Ellen Orchishu is the one

41:21 Speaker 6: who set it up.

41:22 Speaker 2: But that any money given to that.

41:23 Speaker 6: Benefits Tree Streets Incorporated, which is David Patterson myself, and

41:28 Speaker 6: we're you know, if if you want to see where

41:30 Speaker 6: all the money's going, yeah, well you know we're publishing that.

41:34 Speaker 5: So okay, excellent, good But yeah, it's we're doing We're

41:38 Speaker 5: doing some good, you know, and it stinks that we

41:41 Speaker 5: have to. That's like, that's a story, right, I'm getting

41:45 Speaker 5: like I wanted to release my record and start gigging

41:48 Speaker 5: in twenty twenty six to support it.

41:51 Speaker 2: Yeah, I couldn't wait. I couldn't wait. Yeah, and a

41:54 Speaker 2: little bit of a delay. Well, but the.

41:57 Speaker 5: Amount of exposure that I'm getting from this five here

42:01 Speaker 5: is probably more than I would have got from the record,

42:04 Speaker 5: So I'm not trying I'm not trying to capitalize on

42:07 Speaker 5: a horrible thing. I just it feels good to do

42:11 Speaker 5: right by the folks, you know, And I just wish

42:14 Speaker 5: I didn't have to do that, because they.

42:16 Speaker 2: They It's strange how the world works. It really is, man.

42:20 Speaker 2: I mean, we just you know, but you keep on

42:24 Speaker 2: keeping on.

42:25 Speaker 5: Just keep it, keeping it all positive and looking looking

42:28 Speaker 5: to the future.

42:29 Speaker 2: Hatchet Action Saw is not dead. We just burned. We

42:33 Speaker 2: just got burned. On a positive note.

42:35 Speaker 6: On a positive note, I have happy news to report

42:38 Speaker 6: about the equipment. So, as Jesse articulated earlier, we really

42:44 Speaker 6: didn't suffer any fire damage in the basement.

42:46 Speaker 2: It's pretty much all.

42:47 Speaker 6: Water, so there was a lot of stuff that was submerged. However,

42:51 Speaker 6: one thing that is pretty good about some of these

42:54 Speaker 6: old electronics is that they're actually fairly resilient water damage,

42:58 Speaker 6: especially if you just let it out for a whole

43:01 Speaker 6: long time. So, yeah, the computer was toast, which sucks. However,

43:09 Speaker 6: the SSDs, we were able to rip them out of

43:12 Speaker 6: the computer and you know, process that information onto a

43:14 Speaker 6: new machine.

43:15 Speaker 2: Excellent. So there's an immediate win.

43:18 Speaker 6: That's why we're going to be able to re release

43:20 Speaker 6: or release anything that we will be able to do

43:24 Speaker 6: come this March. In addition to that, I've been going

43:28 Speaker 6: through test and amplifiers. I just last night played a

43:31 Speaker 6: gig with a V four B that we had down there,

43:35 Speaker 6: very very nice base amp costs quite a bit of money,

43:38 Speaker 6: and two by fifteen, a vintage acoustic two by fifteen

43:42 Speaker 6: cab base cab, and that base rig absolutely slams and

43:47 Speaker 6: that head was totally completely submerged, totally submerged, water, totally underwater.

43:53 Speaker 6: When I grabbed it out of the basement there were

43:56 Speaker 6: at least three inches of water on top of where

43:59 Speaker 6: the handle was. Oh my god, you know, yeah, so

44:01 Speaker 6: it totally submerged in that amp. When I turned it

44:04 Speaker 6: on yesterday before I went to or I should say

44:08 Speaker 6: two days ago testing it for yesterday.

44:10 Speaker 2: When I played the gig, it just fired up. That's amazing,

44:14 Speaker 2: fired right up, and and man it you know, thumped

44:18 Speaker 2: all the same. That's incredible.

44:20 Speaker 6: And I'm expecting that most of the amplifiers, given that

44:24 Speaker 6: I've given him about four weeks to dry out, most

44:27 Speaker 6: of the amplifiers I think are going to turn on.

44:29 Speaker 2: I haven't tested them all. I've tested the the.

44:33 Speaker 6: An amplifier that we literally bought in three days before

44:37 Speaker 6: the fire.

44:38 Speaker 2: Oh really, yeah, Yeah.

44:40 Speaker 6: It was a nineteen sixty eight Lafayette is a nice

44:43 Speaker 6: old vintag jamp. I bought it out in Swansea off

44:45 Speaker 6: of a guy who was an amp technician, and he

44:48 Speaker 6: knew what he had, but he was just like, yeah,

44:49 Speaker 6: I'm willing to I'm willing to let this.

44:51 Speaker 2: Go and and go to go to a good home. Yeah.

44:54 Speaker 2: And I had put it down there.

44:55 Speaker 6: I had, I had play tested it, and you know,

45:00 Speaker 6: and then the fire happens and I'm thinking, I hope

45:02 Speaker 6: that thing survives. The way that the amp is designed,

45:06 Speaker 6: it's like taller than it is wide. So the amp

45:10 Speaker 6: never actually saw water, actually didn't.

45:14 Speaker 2: The speakers did.

45:16 Speaker 6: The lower speakers saw water, but the actual amp was

45:19 Speaker 6: totally untouched. And I that was one of the first

45:23 Speaker 6: amps that I tested, and it just fired right up.

45:26 Speaker 2: Nice. There's a lot of.

45:28 Speaker 6: Stuff like That's some stuff that's a little more questionable. Unfortunately,

45:32 Speaker 6: both of my keyboards were totally submerged, even in their

45:36 Speaker 6: road cases. The b X three, which is a vintage

45:40 Speaker 6: eighties like Corg b X three very it's yeah, right,

45:45 Speaker 6: literally can't be replaced.

45:47 Speaker 5: They stopped making them and it can find when it

45:51 Speaker 5: costs more than yeah, yeah we should be spending on yeah.

45:54 Speaker 6: More than what we should be spending on that. And

45:57 Speaker 6: that thing got soaked and it's still buried in rice

46:01 Speaker 6: right now, so I'm gonna have to go and vacuum

46:03 Speaker 6: that all.

46:03 Speaker 3: Oh so in theory there might be hope still.

46:06 Speaker 5: So so no matter that seems to be the theme. Yes, yes,

46:11 Speaker 5: it's it's miraculous that all these things are surviving.

46:14 Speaker 2: I followed all of.

46:15 Speaker 6: The procedures and protocols for for salvage and electronics. Man,

46:19 Speaker 6: so there's there's a high likelihood that it will turn

46:22 Speaker 6: on okay, even if it doesn't work one hundred percent

46:26 Speaker 6: because this thing was built in like nineteen eighty three

46:29 Speaker 6: in Japan. There was actually some Japanese person that point

46:32 Speaker 6: to point wired this whole thing, so you know, it's

46:35 Speaker 6: not built like a modern PCB board equipment.

46:41 Speaker 2: So it's it's it's.

46:43 Speaker 6: Definitely salvageable no matter what. It's a matter of how

46:46 Speaker 6: much money do you want to sink actually repairing it,

46:48 Speaker 6: But those sorts of things are worth putting it into.

46:55 Speaker 6: The The other major thing, which I got a shout

46:58 Speaker 6: out to my father, Mitch Dyer. He he came down

47:03 Speaker 6: in a couple of days and he helped lug out

47:05 Speaker 6: the ham and B three that we had down there,

47:07 Speaker 6: and that that if if I mean if listeners out there,

47:11 Speaker 6: no HAMM and B three under normal circumstances, generally takes

47:14 Speaker 6: about four people to move it safely. Yeah, and to

47:17 Speaker 6: have one that's water logged and all kinds of screwed up.

47:22 Speaker 2: Yeah, it was rough. However, because my.

47:24 Speaker 6: Father is a mechanical genius, we basically were able to

47:29 Speaker 6: do it with two people.

47:30 Speaker 2: Yeah.

47:31 Speaker 6: The way we rigged it up, you know, we locked

47:33 Speaker 6: on the tone wheel and did all we had to

47:35 Speaker 6: do to get it ready to move. But we we

47:38 Speaker 6: rigged up a chain fall and we just we we

47:41 Speaker 6: took in the building. There's some four inch cast iron

47:44 Speaker 6: pipe that's just like hanging for for drain lines and stuff. Yeah,

47:47 Speaker 6: just old old cast iron pipe. It's stuff that guys

47:50 Speaker 6: wouldn't use today. But it was perfect for us because

47:53 Speaker 6: we could rig up all kinds of like toast strapping

47:55 Speaker 6: and chain fall up there and we could support the

47:57 Speaker 6: weight of this organ just oh my god, for cast

48:00 Speaker 6: iron pipe with the hang Oh yeah wow. So so

48:03 Speaker 6: it only took two of us to to actually move

48:05 Speaker 6: it up and out.

48:06 Speaker 2: Do you have video of that? Did you take video?

48:08 Speaker 6: Yeah, so we didn't take video, but we we we

48:10 Speaker 6: got pictures of the rag and uh it kind of

48:14 Speaker 6: surprised people because we did put out a call to help.

48:16 Speaker 6: That morning, I put out a Facebook post like, hey,

48:19 Speaker 6: if anyone has extra time this to make this safe,

48:23 Speaker 6: you know, really even just a pair of eyes or

48:25 Speaker 6: what have you. But but no, we we got it done.

48:29 Speaker 2: Just just the two of us.

48:30 Speaker 3: Amazing and uh yeah, we we we.

48:34 Speaker 6: Absolutely did make it out of there with that B

48:37 Speaker 6: three within a couple of days that that that thing

48:40 Speaker 6: is uh, it's gonna get rebuilt, it's gonna go down.

48:43 Speaker 6: And here's another shameless plug to someone who doesn't get

48:46 Speaker 6: nearly enough recognition in the Keys community. Tyler dre Bick

48:50 Speaker 6: down in Summerville at Boss, Oregon. He's actually originally from

48:55 Speaker 6: up here in New Hampshire and he does incredible work.

48:59 Speaker 6: He's he's probably and I mean I think he knows this.

49:02 Speaker 6: He's one of the foremost Hammond organ techs in the world.

49:06 Speaker 6: He you know, he does ham and teching for you know,

49:10 Speaker 6: touring act guy guys in touring acts you you know,

49:15 Speaker 6: and he's gonna be the one who's gonna be taken

49:17 Speaker 6: on the job. I get to deliver the organ to

49:19 Speaker 6: him at the end of the month, end of January

49:23 Speaker 6: or maybe beginning. It kind of depends on when his

49:26 Speaker 6: space exactly frees up.

49:27 Speaker 5: But one of the one of the most amazing things

49:31 Speaker 5: about this situation that just landed in my lap five

49:34 Speaker 5: years ago being a part of Tree Streets Incorporated, Uh,

49:39 Speaker 5: not only just the support from Dave and Caleb, but

49:42 Speaker 5: the fact that we had things like a ham and

49:45 Speaker 5: B three with a Leslie rotating cab at our fingertips. Nowadays,

49:49 Speaker 5: when you hear organ in the song, if you hear

49:52 Speaker 5: organ in the song, it's it's usually just like a

49:55 Speaker 5: setting and it's fine, like that's what we do when

49:58 Speaker 5: we play live. But on Lost in It All featuring

50:02 Speaker 5: Faith in the single that's the single that's uh that we're.

50:05 Speaker 2: Trying to get rolling, Yeah, that's a real organ.

50:09 Speaker 5: On Dear Baby Gene, which which is a a what

50:13 Speaker 5: didn't start as as a song that was going to

50:15 Speaker 5: be prominently organ driven. Yeah, it's a real hamm and

50:19 Speaker 5: it's like it's like what ray Man Xeric used on

50:21 Speaker 5: those Doors records.

50:22 Speaker 2: Well, no, he used a Vox but yeah, stop correcting, Not.

50:29 Speaker 5: That wasn't it.

50:29 Speaker 2: That wasn't a B three.

50:31 Speaker 6: No, no, he used a Vox Continental but no, kidding,

50:34 Speaker 6: show my ignorance and a Fender Roads based baby.

50:38 Speaker 5: I knew about the Fender room. But in any event,

50:42 Speaker 5: it's the fact that we had all these wonderful instruments

50:46 Speaker 5: and and what Caleb and Dave put together.

50:50 Speaker 6: It's if you build it, they will come, and I did.

50:53 Speaker 2: Yeah.

50:55 Speaker 5: But so so we dug into the computer computers for

51:00 Speaker 5: hard drive.

51:00 Speaker 2: Is okay?

51:02 Speaker 5: That the most important thing means we have all the

51:04 Speaker 5: stems for all the songs.

51:05 Speaker 2: Good.

51:06 Speaker 5: And so the title track of the of the album

51:09 Speaker 5: that was meant to be Superhero Toys, and it's a

51:12 Speaker 5: song about my son, my son's actually, and they were

51:18 Speaker 5: on the track, so I like, I don't want to

51:22 Speaker 5: give it too much a way about the song, but

51:24 Speaker 5: at the end of the song we repeat the chorus

51:27 Speaker 5: and all the kids are on it, and we do

51:30 Speaker 5: some like Pink Floyd's style like recordings in the background

51:34 Speaker 5: of kids like like stuff throughout the years. So, but

51:37 Speaker 5: one thing that was really special to me was Junior's

51:41 Speaker 5: my son. He's twenty. He's a marine, so he's not around,

51:45 Speaker 5: and he wanted to take I have my son Jackson

51:49 Speaker 5: on the track. There's the last verse is about when

51:52 Speaker 5: he's born and how me and Junior now like it's

51:54 Speaker 5: our job to make him a man. And he sang

51:58 Speaker 5: on this track two years ago when we started it,

52:00 Speaker 5: and we just kind of never finished it, but we

52:03 Speaker 5: decided to add it to the record and it ended

52:06 Speaker 5: up becoming the title track, and so Jackson sang on

52:10 Speaker 5: it again when he was fourteen. So that's the kind

52:14 Speaker 5: of stuff I was scared to lose, having him at

52:17 Speaker 5: eleven singing on the track, and then having him at fourteen,

52:20 Speaker 5: so both of those voices were there, Like I can't

52:24 Speaker 5: get him at eleven again, I can have him redo

52:26 Speaker 5: the track tomorrow we set up. So those are the

52:30 Speaker 5: things that I was thinking about, and honestly, I felt

52:34 Speaker 5: selfish every time I thought about it, because these people

52:37 Speaker 5: lost their homes.

52:38 Speaker 2: I lost some songs, but.

52:39 Speaker 5: I got a roof in a bed, which is one

52:41 Speaker 5: of the main reasons why I was like laser focused

52:44 Speaker 5: on making sure people knew that I wasn't taking money

52:49 Speaker 5: from this. I want to make sure people know that

52:52 Speaker 5: we are doing everything we can to help the folks

52:54 Speaker 5: that no longer have a roof in a bed, like

52:56 Speaker 5: they were getting put up at the old middle school.

53:00 Speaker 5: Read that's where that's where they were staying. Like I

53:03 Speaker 5: was staying in my room, you know what I mean?

53:05 Speaker 5: Like I was, I was cooking breakfast the next day

53:08 Speaker 5: in my kitchen.

53:10 Speaker 2: You know, so so I.

53:12 Speaker 5: But but now that we are making sure that in

53:15 Speaker 5: the Salvation Army has been great. I forget the gentleman's

53:18 Speaker 5: name that was the contact. I believe it's Dave something,

53:21 Speaker 5: but he's working closely with the families to make sure

53:24 Speaker 5: that that all our donations are going through.

53:27 Speaker 2: And good. Now now that and I.

53:31 Speaker 5: Jokingly said, like the first week after all this, because

53:34 Speaker 5: any anybody who sees me so the news, you know

53:37 Speaker 5: what's going on with the fire all, I like, I'm like,

53:40 Speaker 5: I'll be sad next month about my music because I

53:42 Speaker 5: thought it was gone, and now it's my month to

53:46 Speaker 5: be sad about. You know, I could be a little

53:48 Speaker 5: bit selfish. And I get a text from Dave the

53:51 Speaker 5: other night. I was literally out having a couple a

53:54 Speaker 5: couple drinks at the Blues blues Bar and I look

53:58 Speaker 5: I looked down at the phone and they sent me

54:01 Speaker 5: a message with all my folders. Yeah, man, I cried.

54:07 Speaker 5: I cried at the bar. I don't even wow, just

54:10 Speaker 5: like tears filled my eyes and it's all there.

54:14 Speaker 2: It's all there. You don't know when we're going to

54:16 Speaker 2: mix it.

54:17 Speaker 5: I'm gonna put a I'm gonna put a date on

54:19 Speaker 5: it at some point, but right now, what we're going

54:21 Speaker 5: to do is we're going to re release my EP

54:24 Speaker 5: with merchandise and start getting out there and uh playing

54:28 Speaker 5: it live. So the re release is for me personally,

54:32 Speaker 5: this is this is this is just my plug, not

54:34 Speaker 5: not a benefit. My re release is on February ninth,

54:38 Speaker 5: we're re releasing the EP, and then on March seventh

54:42 Speaker 5: at Bad Burger, we're doing a a record release party

54:46 Speaker 5: or an EP release party, and my my full band

54:50 Speaker 5: will be there, and we have two wonderful bands that

54:53 Speaker 5: are going to be on the bill as well, The

54:55 Speaker 5: Tumble Toads and the Faith and Band are going to

54:59 Speaker 5: also be the on the seventh of March at Bad Burger,

55:02 Speaker 5: and we are gonna that's gonna be a party.

55:04 Speaker 2: It's gonna be a ticketed event.

55:05 Speaker 5: There'll be money at the door and merchandise, so if

55:09 Speaker 5: you want a shirt with my ugly mug on it,

55:11 Speaker 5: you can come down and check it out.

55:14 Speaker 2: But we're really really excited to I'm excited to be

55:19 Speaker 2: releasing it.

55:19 Speaker 5: I wanted Superhero Toys to be on it. Like the

55:23 Speaker 5: seventeenth of December was when it was supposed to come out.

55:26 Speaker 2: My son's birthday.

55:27 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, every one of my releases has has a meeting,

55:31 Speaker 5: even February ninth. I'm like, I want to release in February.

55:34 Speaker 5: What's a good February date. Well, it happened. February ninth

55:37 Speaker 5: happens to be the sixty thirty anniversary of when the

55:40 Speaker 5: greatest band of all time appeared on the Ed Sullivan

55:43 Speaker 5: Show and change rock and roll, you know, and and

55:46 Speaker 5: and pretty much made me want to do what I

55:49 Speaker 5: want to do, you know, through.

55:51 Speaker 2: My father and stuff.

55:52 Speaker 5: Yeah, excuse me, so everything, everything has a special date.

55:56 Speaker 5: But I really wanted to come out on the seventeenth.

55:58 Speaker 5: It's not gonna but buckle up, everybody. Twenty twenty six,

56:02 Speaker 5: we're we're ripping it and you.

56:04 Speaker 6: Might even get a single release of one of my

56:06 Speaker 6: originals that made it through Nice. Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's

56:11 Speaker 6: some some music of mine that is as of yet

56:15 Speaker 6: unheard by the world.

56:16 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, this absolutely.

56:18 Speaker 6: Wonder this, this fire has kind of made me realize

56:21 Speaker 6: that I should probably just publish it.

56:23 Speaker 3: Yeah, good, good, Well we look forward to that. Guys,

56:26 Speaker 3: we're almost out of time. I'm thinking I was going

56:29 Speaker 3: to close out the segment. We'll play Lost in It

56:30 Speaker 3: all that single with faith and got that cute up

56:34 Speaker 3: and ready. Anything you want to just remind people before

56:36 Speaker 3: we wrap up the hour, what what they should know

56:39 Speaker 3: about what's coming up?

56:40 Speaker 6: Well, if if you'd like to catch me tonight, I'm

56:42 Speaker 6: actually going to be playing a bad Burger a ten

56:45 Speaker 6: pm tonight.

56:46 Speaker 2: Yep.

56:46 Speaker 6: I'll be with the brad New Bay Band's kind of

56:48 Speaker 6: a weird bill. There's like two metal bands and then

56:50 Speaker 6: a blues band in the middle of it. Okay, you know,

56:52 Speaker 6: but if you want to catch a forty five minute

56:55 Speaker 6: set of some some ripping blues tonight, I'll be here

56:58 Speaker 6: at ten pm.

56:59 Speaker 2: Nice also, uh, actually, no, that's it.

57:05 Speaker 5: I would love to end the segment by saying thank

57:08 Speaker 5: you to everybody who supported me. From family, friends, other

57:12 Speaker 5: musicians are our community, our music community. In southern New

57:16 Speaker 5: Hampshire is uh is really special?

57:19 Speaker 2: Agreed?

57:19 Speaker 5: And and you know you got Gary coming in next.

57:21 Speaker 5: And that guy's in every single band in the music community.

57:28 Speaker 3: I always say he's the busiest musician I know.

57:30 Speaker 2: I playing with Gary soon. Yeah, excellent week.

57:33 Speaker 5: So I say thank you to the bands, to Eleanor

57:38 Speaker 5: and Terminus Underground. I want to say thank you to

57:41 Speaker 5: to family and friends who have supported us, anybody who's donated,

57:45 Speaker 5: and and everybody that's keeping this, keeping this rolling.

57:48 Speaker 3: Thank you, absolutely, thank you, well said guys, thank you,

57:52 Speaker 3: thank you for coming in and this has been this

57:54 Speaker 3: has been wonderful. And uh yeah, if you are listening

57:56 Speaker 3: live on Saturday, Gary Smith is joining us next and

58:00 Speaker 3: right now, let's hit this track. This is Lost in

58:02 Speaker 3: it All Jesse Rudstein featuring Faith Inn. We made plans

58:23 Speaker 3: to see the bed because my friend plays ron.

58:29 Speaker 5: It's been a long week.

58:31 Speaker 4: Cannot can I can't wait again in all time it

58:36 Speaker 4: sounds I gotta let the episode of a.

58:39 Speaker 5: Wag loose my some to sit.

58:42 Speaker 8: Here, good, to.

58:44 Speaker 4: Have a little fun, baby get served. It's just something

58:51 Speaker 4: about using wait the know please makes me again up

59:03 Speaker 4: about my team getting.

59:05 Speaker 8: Bosting it all because we all work. God, we getting

59:13 Speaker 8: lost at it all.

59:16 Speaker 3: Somebody then be there.

59:18 Speaker 4: We're gonna sit right in and we get lost.

59:21 Speaker 8: In at it all. They've been out in a long time.

59:28 Speaker 3: Then I just line in joy if I know

59:53 Speaker 1: I ain't seen this, tir little lost