Matt Connarton Unleashed 1-31-26 hour 3

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0:05 Speaker 3: Go, we're back from the brands.

0:20 Speaker 4: This is Eleanor Langthorne from Vices Inc. And you're listening

0:23 Speaker 4: to Matt Connerton unleashed on ninety five point three. W

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1:20 Speaker 3: Love the feeling. It's not.

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1:36 Speaker 7: and me unco that not.

1:44 Speaker 3: All through the night, Oh.

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1:56 Speaker 8: catch mocas I always wanted to thee.

2:00 Speaker 3: Will I thought they was scared. They didn't care less either.

2:03 Speaker 8: Will let your fingers through my him and son my

2:08 Speaker 8: name in my ear, trusts me it was.

2:10 Speaker 1: Homm me tell me the truth. If you couldn't, you

2:13 Speaker 1: just had me any other way? All through the night.

2:26 Speaker 3: Oh save me. I love fam d mes free out.

2:38 Speaker 6: Of you and I can you.

2:41 Speaker 3: Take me with your test higher come.

2:47 Speaker 6: With me and love me a crown.

3:05 Speaker 3: I do anything for you, I do anything.

3:13 Speaker 2: For you.

3:18 Speaker 3: Can see me.

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3:27 Speaker 3: And I can you take me with you to side me?

3:37 Speaker 6: Love me up?

3:42 Speaker 1: So time, sen so y.

3:46 Speaker 3: It's just I was telling you, I sm my trust me,

3:51 Speaker 3: I can't take me. You sell got me?

4:09 Speaker 1: Good night.

4:14 Speaker 3: All through.

4:19 Speaker 9: That is all through the night. The band is Vices Inc.

4:22 Speaker 9: And they are with us. We're going to speak with

4:23 Speaker 9: them in just a moment. But welcome everybody. If you

4:26 Speaker 9: are listening live on Saturday, we have entered our number

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4:50 Speaker 9: Today is January thirty one, two thousand and twenty six,

4:54 Speaker 9: and we have returning to the show. Let's see Jogger.

4:57 Speaker 9: Let's start with you. Let's go around, have everyone introduce

5:00 Speaker 9: themselves in the band. This is your because this is

5:03 Speaker 9: only Is this your third or fourth time on the

5:05 Speaker 9: show or.

5:05 Speaker 10: The band's been here three times, three times, but I've

5:08 Speaker 10: been on it, uh individually talk about the Vices past.

5:11 Speaker 9: Yes, yes, four times, four times, so you're in the

5:14 Speaker 9: four time risk club. Now if that's a thing, we'll

5:16 Speaker 9: make it a thing.

5:17 Speaker 10: Mack a jacket? Great, that's right, all right. So and

5:22 Speaker 10: what do you do in the band. Yeah, that's a

5:24 Speaker 10: good question. Mostly guitar and keyboards, but I do multiple things. Yes,

5:30 Speaker 10: and I cooked two for the band, so that's good. Right.

5:33 Speaker 10: Oh I didn't know that.

5:34 Speaker 2: Wow?

5:34 Speaker 10: Nice?

5:35 Speaker 9: Nice? All right?

5:36 Speaker 11: And you hi.

5:38 Speaker 12: I'm Eleanor. I am the vocalist of Vices, Inc. And

5:42 Speaker 12: recently I've started playing guitar. Oh cool during our live shows.

5:46 Speaker 9: Oh nice? Nice? Yes, yes, and you hi.

5:50 Speaker 11: I'm Christy. I play the drums and that's.

5:52 Speaker 10: All I do. Well, percussion, Yeah, that's true.

5:56 Speaker 12: Christy also records my vocals.

5:58 Speaker 11: That's true.

5:58 Speaker 9: Oh that's important. Oh, very good, very good, Yeah, because

6:02 Speaker 9: everything is self recorded, right you all? Yes, we have

6:05 Speaker 9: a studio. Yeah, it sounds. It sounds fantastic. If have

6:08 Speaker 9: you done it that way from the beginning, if I remember.

6:10 Speaker 10: Correctly, No, no, no, two years into it we started

6:15 Speaker 10: doing we decided that was the best way to do it. Okay.

6:18 Speaker 10: We were at multiple studios and we just couldn't. It

6:20 Speaker 10: just didn't work out until we did it ourselves.

6:23 Speaker 9: Right right, Okay. Oh by the way too, for those

6:26 Speaker 9: watching online, whether it be Facebook or YouTube or let's see,

6:31 Speaker 9: y'all brought goodies, which I appreciate. CD here Rolling eighty two.

6:36 Speaker 9: I'll hold that up so everyone whips. Will hold that

6:38 Speaker 9: up so everyone can see it. And a brand new

6:41 Speaker 9: I'm wearing my Vice's ink shirt, but you brought me

6:43 Speaker 9: another one. I'll hold that up so people can see it.

6:45 Speaker 10: So I appreciate that it's actually the Boston Skyline.

6:48 Speaker 9: There, Oh it is, Okay. I love city skylines. That's

6:51 Speaker 9: kind of my thing, so that's very cool.

6:52 Speaker 12: So I appreciate that we'll have to do a Manchester skyline.

6:55 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, oh yeah, it's so inviting. Yes, but thank you.

7:01 Speaker 9: And of course for those watching online too, I have

7:03 Speaker 9: my vices in kat was very appropriate to wear on

7:06 Speaker 9: such a brutally cold day, and my my shirt and

7:09 Speaker 9: mind oh and my new Uh. Jenny will be very

7:11 Speaker 9: happy to to get one of these. She loves this stuff.

7:13 Speaker 10: So we're going to be having a vice Minden's pretty

7:15 Speaker 10: soon for you too, Okay, Licensing, it was wonderful. Wow,

7:20 Speaker 10: we've hard forget to say this. Yes, I want to

7:22 Speaker 10: say right off that I want to give a good

7:24 Speaker 10: Alden to you for your passing your father. Oh, thank you,

7:28 Speaker 10: and we know it's been hard for you and we're

7:30 Speaker 10: thinking about you.

7:31 Speaker 9: Oh, I appreciate that, Jagger, thank you very much. Sorry

7:33 Speaker 9: about you know, Yeah, no, I appreciate that.

7:35 Speaker 10: Yeah.

7:35 Speaker 9: Yeah, a lot of our listeners were very familiar with

7:37 Speaker 9: him because when the show used to be on an

7:38 Speaker 9: afternoon's week afternoons, he would call in a lot. But

7:41 Speaker 9: he was such a huge supporter of music, local music,

7:45 Speaker 9: independent music. You know, I always say he's like the

7:47 Speaker 9: only he was the only seventy something year old man

7:49 Speaker 9: I knew who would actually like listen to college radio

7:52 Speaker 9: and liked hearing new stuff and.

7:54 Speaker 10: Maybe maybe like devices inc. Who knows, you know, he

7:56 Speaker 10: probably did.

7:57 Speaker 9: He probably, you guys, the sound on that the sound

8:01 Speaker 9: of the band is the kind of thing he would

8:03 Speaker 9: really enjoy, so he probably he probably did. Actually, so yeah, absolutely,

8:07 Speaker 9: so thank you for that.

8:08 Speaker 10: Sure.

8:09 Speaker 9: So what what is new with the bands that track

8:12 Speaker 9: all through the night?

8:14 Speaker 2: Why?

8:14 Speaker 9: Why did you choose that for the opening single today.

8:18 Speaker 10: Well, it's it's we went you know, we that's when

8:21 Speaker 10: we're here talking about how we were going to go

8:24 Speaker 10: change our sound. Yeah, which is the il like Kissed album,

8:28 Speaker 10: which is the shirt you're in right now, And that

8:31 Speaker 10: song is kind of back to our roots again, okay,

8:33 Speaker 10: and we just kind of inspired to do it. And

8:36 Speaker 10: crazy enough, the song has been wicked popular, so it's like, well,

8:39 Speaker 10: maybe we shoused to be doing that too, you know.

8:41 Speaker 9: Yeah.

8:42 Speaker 10: Yeah, so it's a precursor to our next album, not

8:46 Speaker 10: the album coming out next week, but the album that's

8:47 Speaker 10: coming out after that one. Okay, back to being the

8:50 Speaker 10: pop punk album.

8:51 Speaker 9: Okay.

8:52 Speaker 10: So and it's not down the album, it's it's a

8:55 Speaker 10: standalone single. But we just get inspired to do it again.

8:58 Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, and it's a fun song.

9:00 Speaker 9: Yeah. Well you're you're incredibly prolific. We were talking off air.

9:02 Speaker 9: You got like three hundred songs.

9:04 Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean online we do, but like like in

9:07 Speaker 10: the vault or being worked on, it's probably double that right,

9:10 Speaker 10: Oh my god.

9:11 Speaker 12: Criple, Like there's an unlimited number of songs out there

9:16 Speaker 12: that Yeah, Jag he has songs that he's written that

9:21 Speaker 12: we plan to work on yeah, and then like every

9:24 Speaker 12: other day he's like, I wrote five new songs and

9:28 Speaker 12: they're all like amazing. Ye, so we want to do

9:31 Speaker 12: all of them. Yeah, so yeah, I mean that is

9:34 Speaker 12: the goal. Yeah, but yeah, we'll get to them.

9:37 Speaker 10: She just got a new one yesterday yep.

9:39 Speaker 9: Oh really yeah.

9:39 Speaker 10: It's for a CAF thing called dark Pop. Right. So

9:43 Speaker 10: we've got an EP coming out sometime whenever she gets

9:45 Speaker 10: to it, because she has a lot of stuff to

9:47 Speaker 10: get to and it'll be a thing called dog pop EP,

9:49 Speaker 10: which is like songs that are pop by on the

9:52 Speaker 10: darker side. Okay, Okay, we're crazy.

9:55 Speaker 9: Yeah.

9:56 Speaker 10: What happened was? I mean people asked us this question

9:58 Speaker 10: all the time? How did they become this because we're

10:00 Speaker 10: a COVID band and instead of playing shows we need music.

10:04 Speaker 10: That's basically what happened. And now we can't stop doing

10:07 Speaker 10: it because I'm weird.

10:08 Speaker 2: Yeah.

10:09 Speaker 9: No, it's great though. It's funny how much COVID still

10:12 Speaker 9: comes up on the show, you know, even because in

10:15 Speaker 9: the first and second hours of the show today I

10:16 Speaker 9: had guests from the UK on Microsoft teams joining us,

10:19 Speaker 9: and in both of those conversations, COVID came up and

10:22 Speaker 9: how it affected what they were doing musically and put

10:24 Speaker 9: them in the directions that they're going now. So I

10:27 Speaker 9: always say, you know, the pandemic was awful, but we

10:29 Speaker 9: have to find these silver linings where we can in

10:31 Speaker 9: one of the silver linings of.

10:32 Speaker 10: COVID was it.

10:33 Speaker 9: It really brought a lot of creativity out and a

10:35 Speaker 9: lot of musicians that we've had on the show and

10:38 Speaker 9: just generally and also to getting musicians to embrace technology

10:41 Speaker 9: more in terms of collaboration and all of it, you know.

10:46 Speaker 10: So hey, it's a price side of that, right, yeah. Yeah, yeah,

10:49 Speaker 10: And now we just got in such a routine of

10:52 Speaker 10: working so hard even though we play shows and all

10:54 Speaker 10: this other stuff on our agenda. Yeah, we just can't

10:56 Speaker 10: change it. Yeah, and that's okay. Yeah, it seems like

11:00 Speaker 10: the fans of our music are happy with that. Yes,

11:03 Speaker 10: it's like, every time you have something released, how about

11:05 Speaker 10: some more? How about some more? I'm like, how about

11:07 Speaker 10: you do it right right.

11:13 Speaker 6: Now.

11:13 Speaker 9: It's a good problem to have though, And uh, yeah,

11:16 Speaker 9: Jenny and I went to see all at Bad Burger

11:19 Speaker 9: with Under the Horizon and Plague Dad, oh and Eleanor.

11:22 Speaker 9: I wanted to tell you too. I love like when

11:25 Speaker 9: when you get up and sing with plague Dad. That

11:27 Speaker 9: is amazing. That is so good.

11:29 Speaker 11: Thank you so much.

11:29 Speaker 12: I love I love Frank so much. I love everything

11:32 Speaker 12: he does.

11:32 Speaker 11: So it's it's so.

11:35 Speaker 12: Amazing to be able to go join him on stage

11:37 Speaker 12: for his set too. Yeah, we have a couple more

11:40 Speaker 12: songs were really together.

11:41 Speaker 13: Yeah.

11:42 Speaker 9: How many did you did you do that night?

11:43 Speaker 10: Like three?

11:44 Speaker 1: Yeah?

11:44 Speaker 12: Reason, I do like two or three? Yeah, but he

11:48 Speaker 12: wants to add me to one of his other ones nice,

11:50 Speaker 12: which I'm really excited about because it's a fun one.

11:52 Speaker 9: Yeah. Oh that's cool.

11:53 Speaker 10: That's cool.

11:54 Speaker 9: Yeah, I think Jenny and I we met him through

11:57 Speaker 9: you didn't.

11:57 Speaker 10: We sure did?

11:58 Speaker 9: Yeah? Yeah?

11:59 Speaker 10: Yeah yeah how you met him? Was he?

12:02 Speaker 14: Uh?

12:02 Speaker 10: We were supposed to come here for a show and

12:04 Speaker 10: some reason we couldn't. Oh yeah I hadn't replace us Okay,

12:08 Speaker 10: and that's what.

12:09 Speaker 9: I remember now. Yeah, yeah, no, he is great. Yeah,

12:12 Speaker 9: we got to get him back on he's he's he's amazing.

12:14 Speaker 10: He actually he's been helping us out lately too, really

12:17 Speaker 10: show why some shows he's been playing bass for us.

12:20 Speaker 9: Oh nice? So okay rock you know he comes out

12:22 Speaker 9: with his love jacket punk rock and oh very cool fan.

12:28 Speaker 9: So we should talk about that too. So you're you're down,

12:31 Speaker 9: you're down a member.

12:32 Speaker 10: Yeah, and you know I have Christy talk about that.

12:34 Speaker 9: Okay, oh sure, well it is well, you know it

12:37 Speaker 9: is the rhythm section, right, so yeah, friend, a representative

12:41 Speaker 9: of the rhythm section. Should I should address this officially? Right?

12:45 Speaker 11: Absolutely?

12:46 Speaker 10: Yeah.

12:46 Speaker 15: I mean we've been working hard still, just you know,

12:48 Speaker 15: trying to find the right fit. And you know, you

12:50 Speaker 15: have a couple of different people help us out, you know,

12:52 Speaker 15: for shows in the meantime. But yeah, you know, if

12:55 Speaker 15: you know a bass player, you are a bass player,

12:56 Speaker 15: maybe talk to us. But also, you know, we wanted

12:59 Speaker 15: to make sure we find the right person. I'm not

13:01 Speaker 15: letna say anything bad about anyone that we've worked with.

13:03 Speaker 15: It's just that we're a close knit band. Yeah, we

13:06 Speaker 15: we're friends outside of it too, So we want to

13:08 Speaker 15: make sure we find somebody who's not only you know,

13:10 Speaker 15: a good person to hang out with, Buzz also has

13:12 Speaker 15: the time and the commitment to that's the same as us.

13:15 Speaker 15: I mean, as we were talking about how busy we are,

13:17 Speaker 15: it's a huge commitment.

13:18 Speaker 11: To be in this band. It's it's basically your life

13:20 Speaker 11: that's true.

13:20 Speaker 10: Yeah, we're very protective of our music but also protective

13:24 Speaker 10: Charlie two. Yeah, so if you give me part of that,

13:26 Speaker 10: you have to understand yours guidelines, be part of the

13:29 Speaker 10: band and stuff, and we won't change that.

13:31 Speaker 15: Yeah, but we'd love to steal a Frank. Don't get

13:33 Speaker 15: us wrong. He has his own projects. Like, We're not

13:35 Speaker 15: gonna take him away from that, right, that's not fair

13:37 Speaker 15: to him to us, So.

13:38 Speaker 9: Yeah, of course, of course.

13:40 Speaker 10: Yeah.

13:40 Speaker 9: Bass players can be hard to hard to come by,

13:42 Speaker 9: although not You know what comes up on the show

13:44 Speaker 9: constantly is drummers. Are you how many bands are you in?

13:46 Speaker 9: Are you only in this band?

13:47 Speaker 11: I have only in this band, I only have time

13:49 Speaker 11: for this band.

13:49 Speaker 9: You're the only drummer I know who's only in one.

13:52 Speaker 11: I'm an monogamous drummer, the only one.

13:54 Speaker 9: Most in the world, most drummers are in like ten

13:56 Speaker 9: different bands.

13:57 Speaker 11: I can see that.

13:58 Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I'm only one in another band, in this band.

14:01 Speaker 10: But that's been coming kind of an issue too, oh

14:04 Speaker 10: really kind of balance both bands.

14:06 Speaker 9: Oh you got another project?

14:07 Speaker 10: Yeah, the Ghost of New England, which oh.

14:09 Speaker 9: Yes, didn't we did? We talk about that at one point?

14:15 Speaker 10: Yeah, well they supposed to be on the show eventually.

14:18 Speaker 9: Oh good, okay, right right right, yeah, because I recognized

14:21 Speaker 9: the name, yeah yeah, okay, okay, cool, and that's more

14:25 Speaker 9: like what what is that? What is that band?

14:27 Speaker 16: Like?

14:27 Speaker 10: What is that think of? Like Black Eyes Style?

14:30 Speaker 9: Okay, okay, right, okay, I remember talking about it now, Okay,

14:33 Speaker 9: yeah that makes sense. But yeah, drummers are you know

14:37 Speaker 9: my theory I might have said this year before, my

14:39 Speaker 9: theory with with drummer. Well, Christy, you can tell me

14:41 Speaker 9: what your experience was. Is that most most kids, you know,

14:45 Speaker 9: you're growing up, you get interested in playing an instrument,

14:47 Speaker 9: You want to play the drums. You go to the

14:48 Speaker 9: parents and say this is what I want to play.

14:51 Speaker 9: They're going to try to talk you out of that,

14:52 Speaker 9: like can you play something a little quieter? Right? Well,

14:55 Speaker 9: what was your experience with that?

14:56 Speaker 15: Mine was actually interesting experience. My mom did do that,

14:59 Speaker 15: but it wasn't because of hers, because of me, because

15:01 Speaker 15: she's like I'm and when I was young, I actually

15:03 Speaker 15: had a lot of a lot of hard times with

15:05 Speaker 15: loud noises. Oh, because she was trying to protect me.

15:07 Speaker 15: When I said when I was like nine or ten

15:10 Speaker 15: years old that I wanted to try the drums and

15:11 Speaker 15: she's She's like, are you sure you want to do that?

15:13 Speaker 15: And I'll go, well, I guess that's a good point.

15:14 Speaker 15: But at the time I didn't. What I didn't realize

15:16 Speaker 15: is when you're actually playing, you can't tell, like the

15:19 Speaker 15: bad noises don't bother you, you're the one behind the instrument, right,

15:22 Speaker 15: Like I had actually bothered me more because she had

15:24 Speaker 15: me play saxophone, which I was right in front of

15:26 Speaker 15: the percussion section. So to me, it was louder doing

15:29 Speaker 15: that than if I had actually played the drums myself.

15:31 Speaker 15: It would have been way better situation. But then later on,

15:34 Speaker 15: when I was in middle school, I decided to try again. Yeah,

15:37 Speaker 15: and I was a little bit better like with noises

15:39 Speaker 15: at that point too. So between the two things, that's

15:42 Speaker 15: how I started playing.

15:43 Speaker 9: But and in hindsight, she's probably glad that she wasn't

15:46 Speaker 9: able to talk you out of it, right.

15:47 Speaker 15: Yeah, No, she loves it now. She's probably a biggerest fan.

15:49 Speaker 15: She comes around with us almost every show. She helps

15:51 Speaker 15: the stue merch and stuff.

15:52 Speaker 9: Oh that's great, Yeah good, I've heard the super like.

15:54 Speaker 11: I could not ask for more supportive family.

15:57 Speaker 9: Yeah, that's great. That makes That makes a big difference,

15:58 Speaker 9: I mean all the difference.

15:59 Speaker 10: Yeah, you're extending family too, like you're my own uncle.

16:03 Speaker 10: A couple of actually, and the true fans. It sound

16:06 Speaker 10: like it's just because of Christy's like you know, a relative.

16:10 Speaker 10: They are true fans of the music, which is really great. Yeah,

16:13 Speaker 10: oh that is yeah when they know the lyrics better

16:15 Speaker 10: than Eleanor.

16:15 Speaker 12: You know, I think most people do.

16:22 Speaker 9: Eleanor. Should we talk about what you've what you've been

16:25 Speaker 9: through recently?

16:26 Speaker 12: Sure? Yeah, so I I've had this condition for my

16:30 Speaker 12: entire life. I've not been able to burp. Really yes, interesting,

16:34 Speaker 12: it's called RCPD. I don't actually know what it stands for,

16:37 Speaker 12: but that's like the like if you look up r CPD,

16:41 Speaker 12: you'll find I.

16:41 Speaker 9: Bet the is the r like reflux or something.

16:44 Speaker 12: Retro something I think, But there there are dozens.

16:49 Speaker 11: Of us, you know.

16:50 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, is it a rare condition.

16:52 Speaker 12: It's so the awareness of it has gotten a lot better.

16:56 Speaker 12: I think it's more common than maybe was previously thought.

17:01 Speaker 12: But they came up with a treatment for it in

17:03 Speaker 12: like twenty nineteen, and like started rolling it out in

17:07 Speaker 12: like twenty twenty, so it's very new. But I got

17:10 Speaker 12: a shot of botox to my larynx. Interesting, and that

17:15 Speaker 12: has allowed me. Now I'm three months out from the procedure,

17:19 Speaker 12: which usually if like if you lose the ability again,

17:22 Speaker 12: it's like by this point, so it seems like it's

17:27 Speaker 12: possibly worked permanently for me. It works for like eighty

17:30 Speaker 12: percent of people all the time.

17:33 Speaker 10: Good.

17:33 Speaker 12: But because I got that done, I like kind of

17:38 Speaker 12: lost control of my voice for like the past three months,

17:41 Speaker 12: and like, just like pretty much this week feel like

17:45 Speaker 12: I have it fully really Yeah, but it was really

17:49 Speaker 12: really difficult, Like we had shows booked and we had

17:53 Speaker 12: no idea like what the recovery was going to be.

17:55 Speaker 12: Like yeah, they told me like, oh, you'll probably like

17:58 Speaker 12: if it does affect your voice, it'll probably be better

18:00 Speaker 12: in like a month, but worst case, it'll be three months.

18:03 Speaker 12: So we kind of were like hoping for the one

18:06 Speaker 12: month and then it turned out to be a little

18:09 Speaker 12: bit more of a factor then we had hoped. But

18:12 Speaker 12: I'm really glad I got it done. It's cool that,

18:15 Speaker 12: like you know that it's like a thing that's recognized

18:20 Speaker 12: and there's a treatment for it.

18:21 Speaker 3: Yeah.

18:21 Speaker 12: Yeah, I feel a lot better just like in my

18:24 Speaker 12: everyday life. Kidding, Yeah, but yeah, it kind of stunk

18:28 Speaker 12: to not really be able to like use my voice.

18:31 Speaker 12: And it wasn't like it was painful. It was just

18:33 Speaker 12: like I didn't have access to most of my range.

18:37 Speaker 12: It was really frustrating because I'm like I can, like

18:41 Speaker 12: I'm doing the thing that should be producing this sound,

18:45 Speaker 12: and I just can't produce that sound.

18:47 Speaker 9: Yeah, now that makes sense, can you now?

18:51 Speaker 6: Yes?

18:51 Speaker 9: Okay, yeah, not really like on Q, but but I

18:56 Speaker 9: can do it, so like for the first time in

18:59 Speaker 9: your life, you're able to Wow.

19:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, I like, you know, maybe like once a year

19:06 Speaker 12: I would have like a hiccup that turned into a

19:08 Speaker 12: tiny burp.

19:09 Speaker 9: Oh interesting, and I would be like, oh, that was cool.

19:12 Speaker 12: I like couldn't burp. Like I remember when I was little,

19:15 Speaker 12: my brother was like burping the alphabet and I was like,

19:18 Speaker 12: I can't even burp at all, and He's like, just

19:20 Speaker 12: work harder. I guess, like the muscle can be like

19:24 Speaker 12: so tight that you just like don't have the ability

19:28 Speaker 12: to use it properly. So they like paralyze it with botox. Okay,

19:33 Speaker 12: so your body learns how to like just let it happen,

19:38 Speaker 12: and then once the botox wears off, you like in theory,

19:41 Speaker 12: will have learned to use that muscle kind of involuntarily.

19:45 Speaker 12: It's really cool.

19:46 Speaker 9: Interesting, Yeah, were there like what are the consequences of

19:51 Speaker 9: not being able to burp?

19:52 Speaker 12: Just like eternal bloating and like discomfort, Like I would

19:57 Speaker 12: get a lot of like cramps in my esophague like

20:01 Speaker 12: not fun. I would also get this thing sometimes I

20:05 Speaker 12: would just like start salivating. I would like literally have

20:07 Speaker 12: to like go to a sink. It was really gross,

20:09 Speaker 12: but it was like like so much saliva, like just

20:12 Speaker 12: like weird, kind of inconvenient like discomfort.

20:16 Speaker 10: But it doesn't make like cause issues as you get older.

20:19 Speaker 12: Yeah, so it can put you at risk for a

20:22 Speaker 12: soft deal cancer, which my grandfather actually passed away from.

20:27 Speaker 12: So I was like, I know I'm already kind of

20:29 Speaker 12: at higher risk for that anyway, So I definitely want

20:32 Speaker 12: to take care of this as soon as I can.

20:36 Speaker 2: Yeah.

20:36 Speaker 9: Would it would it interfere with your singing?

20:40 Speaker 12: No, So it shouldn't like oh you mean like not

20:44 Speaker 12: being able to burp in the first place. Yeah, No,

20:47 Speaker 12: I mean sometimes like I would get these like gurgly noises.

20:51 Speaker 12: That's like one of the big symptoms is like people

20:54 Speaker 12: call them like frog noises croaking or whatever, and that

20:57 Speaker 12: would be annoying if I was like trying to record.

21:00 Speaker 9: Yeah, can imagine.

21:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, I feel like, you know, I can't use that

21:04 Speaker 12: takee because there's like a random little like so that

21:09 Speaker 12: was like kind of an issue. I would try not

21:12 Speaker 12: to like drink anything super like carbonated before recording, but

21:16 Speaker 12: a lot of people who have the condition like avoid

21:18 Speaker 12: carbonated drinks completely.

21:20 Speaker 9: You know, Yeah, I can see why.

21:21 Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean I just like really like carbonation.

21:23 Speaker 10: So oh yeah I get that. Yeah.

21:27 Speaker 9: So you're but you think you're you're pretty well recovered

21:29 Speaker 9: at this point.

21:30 Speaker 11: Yeah, I think.

21:31 Speaker 16: Yeah.

21:31 Speaker 12: I was singing in the shower yesterday. Yeah, some paramore.

21:35 Speaker 12: That's all coming out nice, good yod like excellent, finally excellent.

21:40 Speaker 10: We always have to back up, though, because if she

21:42 Speaker 10: can't do the vocals, I can do it. And oh

21:44 Speaker 10: yeah I sound just like her, So it's great a difference. Yeah,

21:48 Speaker 10: So it's like it's me, is it her? Sometimes I'm

21:51 Speaker 10: doing that. I don't know who it is.

21:53 Speaker 9: Wow, Well that's excellent.

21:54 Speaker 10: That's good to have.

21:57 Speaker 9: So on all through the night. Is that you or

21:59 Speaker 9: is that owner?

22:00 Speaker 11: Well?

22:00 Speaker 10: See this the point is we don't know anymore the

22:02 Speaker 10: world never know.

22:04 Speaker 9: We're ourselves very good, very good. Well, if you're just

22:10 Speaker 9: joining us vices incas here with us, I think we

22:11 Speaker 9: should play another track us.

22:14 Speaker 10: All right.

22:14 Speaker 9: I'm gonna be selfish. I usually let the guests pick,

22:17 Speaker 9: but I really want to hear Cities in Dust all right,

22:20 Speaker 9: tell me about this song because I love this song.

22:22 Speaker 10: Well again.

22:24 Speaker 2: Uh.

22:25 Speaker 10: We decided to do this album, which is coming out

22:27 Speaker 10: next week, by the way, call Into In and Out

22:30 Speaker 10: of the Strange Evings, Okay, And it's basically the songs

22:33 Speaker 10: that were part of that show, and we wrote songs

22:37 Speaker 10: that felt like should be in that show.

22:39 Speaker 9: Interesting, and.

22:42 Speaker 10: So we said, you know, I you know, so you

22:45 Speaker 10: you hear all the albums like okay, oh I heard

22:47 Speaker 10: that song, that song on that you know episode to

22:50 Speaker 10: season four whatever. So that was the you know, we

22:53 Speaker 10: was kind of random with the songs we picked. We

22:55 Speaker 10: wanted this album to flow well. But there was other

22:57 Speaker 10: songs we picked for this album too that didn't make

23:00 Speaker 10: the cut. Okay, but city does. It's always a bit.

23:03 Speaker 10: It's a cool song. It is like a drum beat forward.

23:05 Speaker 10: I love the guitar effects on it. And Susie in

23:07 Speaker 10: the Banchie. It's pretty cool. Yeah, so, and it's a

23:12 Speaker 10: song that's not overplayed either, so we decided, you know,

23:15 Speaker 10: why not go for it? And if I think it

23:16 Speaker 10: fits perfectly with the whole stranger.

23:18 Speaker 9: So this is a Susie and the Banchies cover. See

23:20 Speaker 9: I didn't even realize that. Yeah, yeah, i'd never because

23:23 Speaker 9: I remember Susie and the Banchies of course, but I

23:25 Speaker 9: don't remember the song. But anyway, yeah, I love it.

23:27 Speaker 9: This is really good. So let's give this a spind

23:30 Speaker 9: then we'll come back. We'll talk, we'll talk more about

23:31 Speaker 9: the album because I want to hear more about that.

23:33 Speaker 9: That's a very very interesting concept. But here it is

23:35 Speaker 9: cities and dust, and this is vices inc.

24:07 Speaker 1: Watson was running, children were running. You were running out

24:14 Speaker 1: a time under the mountain of Golden Fountain. Where are

24:20 Speaker 1: you prying at the Lors Drive?

24:23 Speaker 14: But oh.

24:25 Speaker 17: Oh your sity lies and dome smiling, Oh.

24:33 Speaker 3: Oh your safety lie and door.

24:38 Speaker 1: Smiling. We found you lying.

24:49 Speaker 18: We found you lying, choking all lots in sand.

24:55 Speaker 8: You'll feel my glories and all the stories drag can

25:00 Speaker 8: walks with the egers.

25:02 Speaker 1: But oh.

25:05 Speaker 3: Oh, your city lies and do smile, friend, Oh.

25:13 Speaker 13: Oh, your CD lies and does lose mon Your sat

25:23 Speaker 13: lazy does.

25:29 Speaker 16: M water swarming children, We got to harden.

25:41 Speaker 1: We know you're liars, waters roters children, We're.

25:47 Speaker 9: Gon ne riding, We're lion.

25:53 Speaker 3: Your city lies does smile?

25:57 Speaker 1: Friend?

25:58 Speaker 3: Oh oh your city line and don.

26:06 Speaker 1: Cloud heart burning in your nostrils.

26:19 Speaker 13: Pouring down your gaping man sims and bodies, blankets.

26:25 Speaker 3: And synders, gord in the door.

26:30 Speaker 17: Oh oh, your dating lies in don smile? Oh oh

26:40 Speaker 17: your city las do.

26:44 Speaker 3: Smile? Oh oh, your sty lies do smile? Oh oh,

26:56 Speaker 3: your city line and.

26:59 Speaker 9: Do mhmm, cities and dust. The band is Vices Inc.

27:25 Speaker 9: And that is from the album In and Out of

27:27 Speaker 9: the Stranger Things. And we've got Vices Inc. Here with

27:29 Speaker 9: us in studio, and yeah, I love that. So I

27:32 Speaker 9: want to hear more about this, this concept of this

27:35 Speaker 9: album and and you know the backstory and why you

27:38 Speaker 9: decided to do that, do this album.

27:40 Speaker 10: I'm gonna say one thing, you know what, That song

27:42 Speaker 10: has a fade out. That's eighties right there. We don't

27:46 Speaker 10: do out, but we got one there. I did notice that.

27:48 Speaker 10: I did notice that. Yeah, you got to have a

27:50 Speaker 10: fade out for eight songs. Yeah, absolutely, talk about that album.

27:54 Speaker 12: Sure, yeah, we all like really loved Stranger Things just

28:00 Speaker 12: for for years we've we've loved the show and I

28:05 Speaker 12: don't even know like what year this idea first originated.

28:09 Speaker 11: But we can start to run up the hill, doesn't it?

28:11 Speaker 10: Yeah?

28:12 Speaker 11: Okay?

28:13 Speaker 10: Season four?

28:13 Speaker 12: Okay, Yeah, so season four came out, we decided to

28:17 Speaker 12: cover Running Up that Hill, which we have recently added

28:21 Speaker 12: to our live set.

28:22 Speaker 9: Did you play that at Bad Burger?

28:24 Speaker 2: No?

28:25 Speaker 10: We started doing it like last month.

28:27 Speaker 12: Oh okay, okay, and we were like, what if we

28:33 Speaker 12: covered more songs from Stranger Things and add a couple

28:37 Speaker 12: originals too. That kind of fit, and we put it

28:40 Speaker 12: out as an album and we kind of picked some

28:44 Speaker 12: of the songs that were the most impactful. We actually

28:48 Speaker 12: added two songs like like two months ago, like right before.

28:52 Speaker 12: We're like, we really feel like we need to have

28:54 Speaker 12: these ones on there too.

28:55 Speaker 10: Yeah. Yeah, the one we've got to add if you

28:58 Speaker 10: watch the show of at all, one of the main

29:00 Speaker 10: is that should I Say? Should I Go? And we

29:02 Speaker 10: did not do that song. Hello, maybe we should do

29:06 Speaker 10: that song.

29:06 Speaker 12: So we did that last month, and the other one

29:09 Speaker 12: we actually do a live version of I Think We're

29:12 Speaker 12: Alone Now. Okay, we were watching season five and we're like,

29:15 Speaker 12: oh my gosh, they put it in the show so

29:17 Speaker 12: we can record this real quick.

29:21 Speaker 9: That's awesome. Yeah, yeah, very cool. I you know, it's funny.

29:25 Speaker 9: I never I never watched Stranger Things, but I did

29:28 Speaker 9: end up seeing the finale only because Jenny watches it,

29:32 Speaker 9: or she watched it so she had it on and

29:34 Speaker 9: I was in the living room on the computer, and

29:36 Speaker 9: I was kind of curious how this turns out, even

29:38 Speaker 9: though I'd never I'd never watched it.

29:41 Speaker 10: No, that's cool. So that when does that come out?

29:44 Speaker 10: That one comes out next week?

29:46 Speaker 9: Next week? Okay, okay, very cool. And then what's the

29:50 Speaker 9: plan for it? Because then you you mentioned another album

29:52 Speaker 9: for later in the year, right, sure, but but of

29:55 Speaker 9: course you did, because you make millions of songs.

30:01 Speaker 10: The next full length album, which will be out in May. Okay,

30:05 Speaker 10: how long it takes Ellen to get done by I'm

30:07 Speaker 10: sure she'll would be done before that. We'll be back

30:10 Speaker 10: to square one, which is one of it's actually the

30:12 Speaker 10: album that got this band to be a band?

30:15 Speaker 9: Really, is that true?

30:17 Speaker 11: That is true?

30:18 Speaker 10: Okay, So when you talk about.

30:19 Speaker 12: That, Christy, yeah, absolutely, So when when I met Jag.

30:23 Speaker 15: We met through band mix. He was looking to new

30:25 Speaker 15: people jam with, and he wrote an album in like

30:28 Speaker 15: a week, maybe two weeks, two weeks, okay, two weeks

30:31 Speaker 15: to make Bad Square one. He wrote all this, you know,

30:34 Speaker 15: really good songs and he sent them to me and

30:36 Speaker 15: I was like, wow, these are great. And that was

30:38 Speaker 15: basically the back Square one album that it was all

30:41 Speaker 15: all the instrumental stuff.

30:43 Speaker 11: Was done on it.

30:44 Speaker 15: Okay, So then I ended up recording the drums for it,

30:47 Speaker 15: and actually it was right before the pandemic hit my

30:50 Speaker 15: sessions for that. But then we ended up just having

30:53 Speaker 15: so many more projects that we ended up just putting

30:55 Speaker 15: ahead of it. Oh okay, But that's why all of

30:58 Speaker 15: our recordings as far as Jag and I are, been done.

31:01 Speaker 11: For a while.

31:02 Speaker 15: I've been waiting for this for so long, Like I'm

31:04 Speaker 15: so excited, Like you have no idea. It's like, it's

31:06 Speaker 15: not like we put it on a back burner because

31:07 Speaker 15: we don't like it. Yeah, because we had like these

31:09 Speaker 15: other things like We're Stranger. Things were like we want

31:11 Speaker 15: to get this out around the time the show was

31:13 Speaker 15: done and we have oh, we wanted to explore this

31:16 Speaker 15: new genre and stuff like that. But where this album.

31:20 Speaker 15: I'm like, I cannot wait to hear her vocals on

31:22 Speaker 15: the songs that I've been waiting for literally seven years

31:25 Speaker 15: to hear these.

31:26 Speaker 9: So that's interesting. So the songs have existed for a

31:29 Speaker 9: long time.

31:30 Speaker 10: Yep, Yeah, I wrote, I was in another band before

31:33 Speaker 10: this band, and that band broke up and I wasn't

31:35 Speaker 10: gonna do music anymore, and one day I decided just

31:38 Speaker 10: to pick up the guitar again, and I wrote, it

31:41 Speaker 10: was crazy. All these songs came out on I mean

31:43 Speaker 10: in the two week period, and so we read away

31:48 Speaker 10: it's like, okay, I'm going to get the band together

31:49 Speaker 10: and just perform these songs live. And I wasn't going

31:52 Speaker 10: to be in a band anymore. But then it became

31:54 Speaker 10: a band, and then we right away recorded this album

31:58 Speaker 10: and we just shelped it and like, it's nothing about

32:02 Speaker 10: the album's bad. It's actually great, great albums, like one

32:04 Speaker 10: of my past And that's just he's crazy that we

32:06 Speaker 10: shelved it. But we shelved many albums. They got another

32:09 Speaker 10: album called Hello go By. It's been shelved, that's going

32:12 Speaker 10: to be done. We got we had an album in

32:15 Speaker 10: twenty twenty two called El ways, and we got two

32:17 Speaker 10: versions of that alas two and three rolling to the

32:22 Speaker 10: other version of it, the album version of it that's

32:25 Speaker 10: you know, I can't motion down to my this is

32:28 Speaker 10: more right? The release of the mid the Mid East

32:31 Speaker 10: Email album. Yeah, every Day Hero and every Dare Hall,

32:35 Speaker 10: which is really that our first main album. We had

32:39 Speaker 10: two albums that considered before that, but they were just

32:42 Speaker 10: they were weird really, like like in what way. Well

32:46 Speaker 10: this one album called Okay I Got the Blues, which

32:48 Speaker 10: is definitely the most COVID album of all time. Yeah,

32:51 Speaker 10: and it's actually half a jazz oh really, it's crazy interesting.

32:55 Speaker 12: There's some like like e haws.

32:59 Speaker 11: Unr. Yeah, it's been kind of a joke.

33:02 Speaker 12: It's all over the place.

33:03 Speaker 10: Yeah. We actually do one song from that album though

33:06 Speaker 10: a lot, why Don't You, which is actually pretty good.

33:08 Speaker 10: But the rest of the album is like it's chaos really,

33:11 Speaker 10: but that's there's all chaos going on during that time,

33:14 Speaker 10: so it makes a lot of sense and you think

33:16 Speaker 10: you listen to it like this band is on a

33:18 Speaker 10: lot of drugs and if that's a funny thing. We

33:20 Speaker 10: don't do drugs, never have, never will. We eat a

33:22 Speaker 10: lot of food. That's our vice, right, there's no advices

33:26 Speaker 10: with drugs, right, So advice is food, too much food

33:30 Speaker 10: and too much music? Right?

33:31 Speaker 11: Yeah?

33:32 Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, So like we you know, just this album,

33:35 Speaker 10: we're excited about it. I mean I haven't listened to

33:39 Speaker 10: the I was about a two months ago. I didn't

33:42 Speaker 10: you know at that time we listened to the stuff

33:44 Speaker 10: and I didn't listen to it for maybe a year,

33:47 Speaker 10: and I'm like, holy cow, this stuff is really good, Like, who,

33:50 Speaker 10: what's going on? Why are we not? Why do we

33:52 Speaker 10: do that stuff? Yea? And Christy goes, yeah, I've been waiting.

33:57 Speaker 11: It's a shorter album too.

33:58 Speaker 15: It's like, oh really yeah, I mean compared to like

34:01 Speaker 15: a lot of stuff we do is like we'll double album,

34:03 Speaker 15: like this one has sound songs on it.

34:04 Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm like we got that.

34:06 Speaker 9: Yeah.

34:07 Speaker 10: Yeah.

34:08 Speaker 9: So I'm curious too, just kind of from from a

34:11 Speaker 9: marketing standpoint, when you have so much output, how do

34:14 Speaker 9: you as you're releasing things, how do you make sure

34:17 Speaker 9: that everything gets the attention it deserves? And do you

34:20 Speaker 9: ever worry about things? Because if you guys were on

34:23 Speaker 9: a like a major label, they would not allow you.

34:26 Speaker 10: To do any of that. The truth is a lot

34:31 Speaker 10: of the stuff gets buried, it does, yeah, and unfortunately

34:34 Speaker 10: it has it has happened. So I think that the

34:38 Speaker 10: album that did the best for us for a long

34:42 Speaker 10: time is Eackling Kiss. Okay, those songs are still on

34:44 Speaker 10: a top ten because it did still well. Yeah, and

34:46 Speaker 10: that's the first time that anything that ever, you know,

34:48 Speaker 10: really stuck, you know, album wise, stuck well through years

34:52 Speaker 10: if it came out, because it came out in two

34:53 Speaker 10: and twenty four. Okay, but yeah, you know, we don't

34:57 Speaker 10: do well promoting wise. We don't do well in social media,

35:01 Speaker 10: which we need to work on this year. Eleanor No Name,

35:05 Speaker 10: but we don't make videos. We're going to work on

35:08 Speaker 10: that too. It's we gotta work better on doing stuff

35:12 Speaker 10: to promote the music. And it's a lot. It's a

35:15 Speaker 10: lot to do, and we'll still like the way it is.

35:19 Speaker 10: We're never going to stop the output of our music,

35:21 Speaker 10: so therefore it will still give a little bit buried. Yeah,

35:24 Speaker 10: but we need to do a better job of it too. Yeah,

35:27 Speaker 10: And we're learning that the hard way that it's not easy.

35:30 Speaker 9: There's a lot to do.

35:31 Speaker 10: Yeah, be like, oh wow, this is one of your songs.

35:33 Speaker 10: I go, Yeah, I didn't know if one of our songs.

35:38 Speaker 9: That's funny if you're just joining us. We have Vices

35:40 Speaker 9: in here with us in the studio, and I think

35:43 Speaker 9: we should play Should we play Song of eleven?

35:46 Speaker 12: Yeah?

35:46 Speaker 10: Yeah, it's like ways well with season Dust.

35:50 Speaker 9: Okay, is this on the album?

35:51 Speaker 4: Is this on?

35:52 Speaker 1: Well?

35:53 Speaker 10: Because that one of the character's name is eleven.

35:55 Speaker 9: Oh that's right, And I actually did know that and

35:56 Speaker 9: I forgot. Okay, that makes sense, That makes perfect sense, alright.

36:00 Speaker 9: But like I said, I saw I saw the because

36:02 Speaker 9: Jenny was watching it. I saw the finale, and I

36:03 Speaker 9: might have seen the episode before the finale, so I

36:06 Speaker 9: didn't even admit to her that I was sort of

36:08 Speaker 9: half paying attention. I'm just I'm just sitting there on

36:10 Speaker 9: my computer while she's watching it. But I'm like lancing

36:12 Speaker 9: up and is that is that really one on a rider?

36:17 Speaker 10: Anyway?

36:20 Speaker 9: All right?

36:20 Speaker 10: Here it is Song of eleven? This is Vices inc.

36:54 Speaker 5: World the most, the most changer, buzzing them.

37:00 Speaker 1: Like a storted ago.

37:05 Speaker 4: Under the stone of.

37:08 Speaker 3: What we can't explain things on.

37:12 Speaker 5: Rablay, exposing art in a way.

37:28 Speaker 1: She's said, charging the head is nor the fear that

37:52 Speaker 1: held some.

37:54 Speaker 5: Very deep behind ours, breathing the stones or the sun.

38:02 Speaker 1: Don't do the world unleash the monster with in the

38:08 Speaker 1: mind of.

38:10 Speaker 3: Her fund hoping to say, also the.

38:25 Speaker 14: Story it's the night the moves.

38:48 Speaker 5: Are hid and my sounder class through the sky, racing

38:54 Speaker 5: naked in turn.

38:59 Speaker 14: Under hold, she's.

39:02 Speaker 5: Just alone, a girl lording to trust the world.

39:08 Speaker 3: Stay on the furnisher.

39:42 Speaker 13: The light.

39:44 Speaker 5: Will she paid the price evil came to claim her life,

39:51 Speaker 5: relieved him much of fun after the fight, Will Lord

40:00 Speaker 5: you fall sad? Christie to save them all? Closing the

40:06 Speaker 5: child to vote, she said, she said.

41:09 Speaker 9: This song of eleven by Vices Inc. And uh, something

41:14 Speaker 9: hilarious almost happened when the song was playing. I the

41:20 Speaker 9: guy in the room who never even really cared about

41:22 Speaker 9: stranger things, almost completely ruined the ending for Jagger.

41:25 Speaker 10: It would have booked my heart, which would have been

41:27 Speaker 10: just the most ironic thing ever. And you were, you know,

41:29 Speaker 10: we said we gotta take away your gear. That's right,

41:33 Speaker 10: he's got all the gear that waswere He's getting an

41:36 Speaker 10: undwear on too. I think underwear.

41:37 Speaker 9: Yeah, I am, yes, yes, as a proud Mormon, I

41:41 Speaker 9: had to sacrifice to put that underwear.

41:44 Speaker 10: I'm kidding that joke.

41:46 Speaker 9: It doesn't offend anybody anyway, so we should. Yeah, time

41:51 Speaker 9: is short, but I want to make sure we get

41:52 Speaker 9: everything in vices Fest. When's the next vices Fest?

41:55 Speaker 10: Do we know? Yes, its gonna be the same time

41:57 Speaker 10: like last year, where it's gonna be during Liberty Weekend,

41:59 Speaker 10: a three days event. This time is going to be

42:02 Speaker 10: placed in Clinton, Massachusetts. Okay, at a place that's with

42:07 Speaker 10: the same name, this Drying Theater. One is a much

42:10 Speaker 10: bigger venue than the one we did like last year.

42:13 Speaker 10: But this time around, we're gonna actually have each night,

42:16 Speaker 10: we're gonna have a real national act.

42:19 Speaker 9: Oh really, Oh cool.

42:20 Speaker 10: So we don't want to give away names yet, okay,

42:22 Speaker 10: but they were going to be bigger names for each show.

42:24 Speaker 9: Oh cool.

42:25 Speaker 10: Blessed bands on overwhelmed because the past couple of times

42:29 Speaker 10: we put as many bands in there as we could. Yeah,

42:32 Speaker 10: and it was kind of overwhelming as well, because, like

42:36 Speaker 10: you know, we got like forty bands over that weekend.

42:39 Speaker 10: It's a lot of music. Yeah, it went smoothly, but

42:43 Speaker 10: but since we have natural acts coming, we need to

42:46 Speaker 10: condense a little bit more, so we're gonna be a

42:49 Speaker 10: little more picky with the music unfortunately.

42:51 Speaker 14: Yeah.

42:51 Speaker 10: Yeah, interesting to be exciting.

42:53 Speaker 9: Yeah, I remember we did on the podcast version of

42:55 Speaker 9: the show. We had a conversation specifically about Vices inc.

42:57 Speaker 9: And how much like I'm as as someone who I

43:01 Speaker 9: don't do it currently, but I used to promote a

43:03 Speaker 9: lot of shows myself, and you know, just doing like

43:07 Speaker 9: shows with a few bands could be stressful. And I

43:10 Speaker 9: remember telling you this, I cannot imagine. Well, it seems

43:13 Speaker 9: like you handle it really well. I cannot imagine the

43:15 Speaker 9: burden of putting together these enormous you know, this this

43:19 Speaker 9: festival that you do with.

43:21 Speaker 10: I am I have a good team, you know. I

43:23 Speaker 10: mean I might put a lot of work in it,

43:25 Speaker 10: in the forefront of it. Yeah, but the band that

43:28 Speaker 10: my band, which is you know, these guys, and we

43:31 Speaker 10: have a crew of other people that evolved in it.

43:33 Speaker 10: We call the Vice's Best Crew, which is like the

43:35 Speaker 10: care flowers and play Dad. Yeah, Banna my hair cruck crew. Right,

43:40 Speaker 10: it's fairy And we all did it in the house

43:43 Speaker 10: your parents, well you know, your parents had it off

43:44 Speaker 10: that day weekend. But yeah, we all you know, and

43:47 Speaker 10: once I get to the point where they can help me,

43:49 Speaker 10: they'll take over and do a lot of work. Like

43:52 Speaker 10: Ellen is more on hands. Definitely over the festival three

43:55 Speaker 10: day festival than I was. I did all the work

43:57 Speaker 10: before then, like a lot of the work came that

44:00 Speaker 10: day week and I was burnt. I can imagine she

44:02 Speaker 10: took over. She was the manager much of that.

44:05 Speaker 9: Oh cool.

44:05 Speaker 10: It wasn't for her, I would have been in the

44:08 Speaker 10: bathroom crying. Yeah.

44:12 Speaker 9: When when's the do you know that? The day yet? Again?

44:14 Speaker 10: Well, it's August thirty thirtieth, thirty first, the twenty ninth, whatever,

44:20 Speaker 10: it's twenty twenty ninth and thirtieth, because I think it's

44:22 Speaker 10: only thirty days in August, right, yeah, because uh, let

44:26 Speaker 10: me dated. It's her first, and that's the day off,

44:29 Speaker 10: and no one's gonna be doingday Saturday and Sunday, gotcha,

44:32 Speaker 10: And then you can rest up on Monday because the

44:34 Speaker 10: livery day.

44:34 Speaker 2: Right.

44:35 Speaker 9: Yeah, that's true.

44:36 Speaker 10: That's true.

44:36 Speaker 9: That works.

44:37 Speaker 10: That works, a lot of music, Yeah, a lot of fun,

44:39 Speaker 10: A lot of hot dogs and stuff like that, like

44:41 Speaker 10: hot dog.

44:42 Speaker 9: Right, I'm picky about how they're made though, Okay, that's okay.

44:45 Speaker 12: Something I'm picky about how they're stored. Oh really yeah yeah,

44:49 Speaker 12: well yeah, containers you know.

44:52 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that makes sense, that makes sense.

44:53 Speaker 10: I'm also picky the date that they were made.

44:56 Speaker 9: Yeah, right right, I'm just picky about how. I had

45:00 Speaker 9: a conversation about this with someone yesterday. Like, some people

45:02 Speaker 9: think it's acceptable to eat a microwave hot dog.

45:05 Speaker 10: I do not.

45:05 Speaker 9: I think that's that's I think that's disgusting.

45:09 Speaker 10: That's not good.

45:10 Speaker 9: Boiled is questionable, steamed is okay, Brilled is the best.

45:15 Speaker 10: Mic awave man micro let's put out the sun for

45:18 Speaker 10: a week.

45:19 Speaker 9: Just look what happens to it while it's in there.

45:21 Speaker 9: It's happening in front of you.

45:23 Speaker 10: Well, micropood microwavable food and kindle is kind of gross.

45:26 Speaker 9: Well you shouldn't, yeah, I mean it's not the healthiest option.

45:32 Speaker 10: Yeah, hot dogs, right, that's Niversity this year. So there

45:37 Speaker 10: you go.

45:37 Speaker 9: Oh my god, oh wow, Yeah, you should do something

45:40 Speaker 9: about that.

45:40 Speaker 10: You should?

45:40 Speaker 9: What why not?

45:41 Speaker 10: I mean why not? Just I just said two days

45:43 Speaker 10: ago was the Challenger University too? A whole around that

45:46 Speaker 10: you could?

45:47 Speaker 9: I mean why not? You've got plenty of time?

45:53 Speaker 10: Oh boy?

45:55 Speaker 9: And then oh so Master of Puppets, I want to

45:57 Speaker 9: ask you about that because I am going to end

45:59 Speaker 9: with that. We're not gonna have we played it earlier

46:01 Speaker 9: but I want to play it again to end, but

46:03 Speaker 9: we're not gonna have time to play the whole thing,

46:05 Speaker 9: so we'll get as much. And you know, it's eight minutes.

46:07 Speaker 9: But I do want to know, like why you decided

46:10 Speaker 9: to record Master of Puppets.

46:11 Speaker 10: Well, it's it's a big part of that show, a

46:15 Speaker 10: very part of part of the show. Two, I wanted

46:17 Speaker 10: to challenge Christy to play double Check.

46:20 Speaker 9: Okay, okay, I my best friend.

46:24 Speaker 10: Came right for me personally with a challenge too. I mean,

46:27 Speaker 10: it took a while for me to really work out

46:29 Speaker 10: the guitar parts and all that stuff. Usually I can

46:33 Speaker 10: learn songs pretty quickly, yeah, but that song, it took

46:35 Speaker 10: me a couple of weeks, right, and then you know,

46:38 Speaker 10: I was excited to hear how I approach it? Yeah,

46:41 Speaker 10: and she did, I don't stay in a job on it.

46:43 Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah. Was it challenging.

46:46 Speaker 12: So it actually falls in a really like good spot

46:49 Speaker 12: in my range, So in terms of that, it was

46:53 Speaker 12: like pretty comfortable, but rhythmically it's really really challenging. Ye

46:58 Speaker 12: with the time signature change. So I had like like

47:02 Speaker 12: several takes where I'm like, Nope, I gotta do it

47:04 Speaker 12: again because I didn't get that, like that kind of

47:07 Speaker 12: early beat feel when it goes like three to four.

47:10 Speaker 12: But yeah, yeah, it's fun.

47:14 Speaker 10: Take a while, take a while to require that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

47:17 Speaker 10: sure it did. Yeah, And I had a little vocals

47:19 Speaker 10: for you, you know, why.

47:20 Speaker 12: Not right, So the screams and some of the laughing

47:24 Speaker 12: at the end, that's that's jack.

47:25 Speaker 9: Oh okay, gotcha, gotcha?

47:27 Speaker 2: Oh?

47:27 Speaker 9: Very cool, very cool. So before we run out, is

47:31 Speaker 9: there anything spand us so much going on? Is there

47:33 Speaker 9: anything we didn't talk about that you want to mention?

47:35 Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm just check us out on our website, vicesing

47:39 Speaker 10: dot com, Yeah, which Christy designed, by the way, And

47:43 Speaker 10: we have shows coming up. We've got one in February

47:45 Speaker 10: thirteenth at the Mill Tavern in in Sanford, and you know,

47:52 Speaker 10: to check us out and see comes to a show.

47:54 Speaker 10: We're gonna be We don't know who's playing bass at

47:55 Speaker 10: the time. Could be anybody, could be you, you know,

47:59 Speaker 10: it could be the listener right now and just uh,

48:02 Speaker 10: you know, look listen to the new album coming out

48:04 Speaker 10: all right, and uh yeah that's it.

48:08 Speaker 9: Very cool, very cool.

48:09 Speaker 10: Stay warm please but love of God, stay warm.

48:11 Speaker 9: Yeah, Sanford, Maine almost around there when I was a kid.

48:14 Speaker 10: Story.

48:16 Speaker 9: Don't be sorry, I mean survive. Yeah, have you sorry

48:22 Speaker 9: about I'm not sure how to take that. No, this

48:26 Speaker 9: is this has been wonderful. I really appreciate all three

48:28 Speaker 9: of you coming in. This is this has been great.

48:31 Speaker 9: And uh yeah, let's we'll spin this to end again.

48:34 Speaker 9: This this came out really really well Master of Puppets.

48:37 Speaker 9: It's on in and Out of the Stranger Things. Did

48:39 Speaker 9: I get the title right? It's a long title, okay,

48:42 Speaker 9: and uh and that's coming out next week next week. Excellent.

48:45 Speaker 10: All these songs you're playing right now are debuting songs

48:49 Speaker 10: on the radio.

48:49 Speaker 9: Oh fantastic.

48:51 Speaker 10: I know you like that. We do.

48:52 Speaker 9: We we love the world radio premieres here, we very

48:55 Speaker 9: much do. All right, thank you all again so much.

48:57 Speaker 9: Vices inc. And absolutely absolutely here it is Master of Puppets.

50:00 Speaker 18: And the Fashion play Crawling away on your source of

50:05 Speaker 18: self destruction face pop with beer, sucking darkness, clear be

50:12 Speaker 18: eating on your desk.

50:14 Speaker 3: Construction says you. We'll see Morris.

50:18 Speaker 7: All you need dedicated to how I'm killing you.

50:28 Speaker 19: Come Crawling faster, Obabier, master.

50:37 Speaker 3: Your life, barns.

50:38 Speaker 19: Faster, Obabia, master Luster, Master of puppets.

50:45 Speaker 18: I'm calling your streams, missing your mind and smashing your dreams,

50:52 Speaker 18: winding my name.

50:53 Speaker 3: I'm casting a day.

50:55 Speaker 8: Just want my name because I'll hear your scream master Master,

51:00 Speaker 8: Just put my name to sell here, you scream.

51:04 Speaker 3: Master Master, needn't work some way.

51:18 Speaker 18: Never you betrayed by first dead, becoming clearer, pay enough,

51:25 Speaker 18: believe ritual misery. Drop off your breakfast on a mirror,

51:32 Speaker 18: taste me you will see.

51:34 Speaker 3: More's all you need.

51:36 Speaker 19: Dedicated to how I'm killing you. Come crumbling Caster, okayor master.

51:53 Speaker 3: Your life burns duster obayor master master Master.

52:01 Speaker 18: We're pupping some, pulling your strings, pushing your mind and

52:05 Speaker 18: smashing your trees.

52:08 Speaker 3: What is my name? I can't say a.

52:10 Speaker 8: Kay just got my name because all you're used cream

52:14 Speaker 8: Master Master just got my name because on your u

52:18 Speaker 8: s Cream.

52:20 Speaker 3: That'ster Lester.

53:08 Speaker 20: Later, Muster, Muster, where's the dreams?

54:08 Speaker 21: Laughing after master Master promised only lies, Luster Luster, I

54:16 Speaker 21: hear receives laughter, Luster lutter laughing.

54:21 Speaker 3: At my crists.

55:30 Speaker 19: Tell us worth all that if she'll have its hat, John,

55:34 Speaker 19: don't ride without everyson, never renting.

55:39 Speaker 3: These sift on number days.

55:42 Speaker 18: Now your life is out of season.

55:46 Speaker 3: I will love you, hie, I will help you, sid,

55:50 Speaker 3: I will run through you. Now I to rule you can.

55:58 Speaker 19: Come crawling roster obayor master.

56:07 Speaker 3: Your life burst.

56:08 Speaker 18: Doster o Bayer Master Master master pupp is some pulling

56:16 Speaker 18: your strings, twisting your mind, is slashing your trees.

56:22 Speaker 3: RND in my name, Cassy a thing.

56:25 Speaker 1: Just go my name because I'll you do.

56:27 Speaker 8: Scream sester master, Just go my name because all you do, scream.

56:34 Speaker 3: Master Master.

57:41 Speaker 2: When I was a boy, all I think about this

57:46 Speaker 2: was a stupid boy that I was. When I was

57:50 Speaker 2: a kid, I've got my face up, damn.

57:54 Speaker 3: Not boilets with the gees up damn.

57:58 Speaker 2: I was in always a move pup. But when I

58:03 Speaker 2: was like, what's I jump? I didn't always look can

58:09 Speaker 2: some I used to wap and go filled with us.

58:15 Speaker 2: I remember roll the mad times and picks them along.

58:23 Speaker 3: It feels like someone that's humping their tack. Fuck all

58:28 Speaker 3: of my arm.

58:31 Speaker 2: Right, don you mass side go where no scene down? Noboby,

58:37 Speaker 2: roll up live. I rhy mess side go where no

58:43 Speaker 2: scene down?

58:44 Speaker 3: The bomb me roll up live.

58:54 Speaker 14: H m H.

59:03 Speaker 16: When I was in school, didn't.

59:06 Speaker 1: Make good grades.

59:07 Speaker 3: I was yes, still big numb fool.

59:11 Speaker 2: When I was still young.

59:14 Speaker 1: All I cared about rounds girls.

59:16 Speaker 16: But they didn't like my temples.

59:19 Speaker 3: I used to be such just a wool before day

59:23 Speaker 3: as night, crying on the floor.

59:27 Speaker 2: They used to wear a fans beat me of my

59:31 Speaker 2: milk money taking. When I was growing up, I remember

59:38 Speaker 2: all the bad times and picking them alm. It feels

59:45 Speaker 2: like someone is shoving the time my moms of my heart.

59:52 Speaker 2: I ride, don't you naside go when no seat, young

59:57 Speaker 2: nob