Matt Connarton Unleashed 12-13-25 hour 2

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3:56 Speaker 11: And to the Times feed here.

4:03 Speaker 12: Just can't be.

4:07 Speaker 13: So girl, I love it. That is the world radio premiere,

4:42 Speaker 13: the brand new single from Down Boys that is called

4:45 Speaker 13: to whom it may concern, And we're going to talk

4:47 Speaker 13: to these guys in just a second. Welcome everybody. We

4:49 Speaker 13: have entered our number two Newmarrow dose of Matt Connorton unleashed,

4:53 Speaker 13: and we are live from the studios of w m

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4:59 Speaker 13: New Hampshire. Today is, of course, Saturday, December thirteen, twenty

5:03 Speaker 13: twenty five. Jenny is here at the news table and

5:07 Speaker 13: a little warmer in here. Now I've actually unzipped my coat. No,

5:10 Speaker 13: it's not, it's fun. It's fine, it's starting, it's starting

5:13 Speaker 13: to warm up. It's it's almost sixty degrees. Let's get

5:18 Speaker 13: these mics on for these guys here. Welcome, gentlemen, Hey,

5:21 Speaker 13: good morning morning. Let's start in the corner there. If

5:24 Speaker 13: each of you, Larry will start with you, if you

5:26 Speaker 13: can tell us who you are.

5:27 Speaker 14: What you do in the band pretty much. I'm the man,

5:33 Speaker 14: Larry Williams.

5:34 Speaker 13: I played drums, all right, very good, Welcome Larry.

5:38 Speaker 15: I'm the understudy to the man Jason Sullivan. Okay, yeah,

5:42 Speaker 15: sing and play guitar okay, okay, and you.

5:44 Speaker 16: Sir, I am John Clifford, bass player.

5:47 Speaker 13: All right, welcome John.

5:49 Speaker 17: My name is Bruce and I play guitar and I

5:50 Speaker 17: sing backup.

5:51 Speaker 13: Bruce, I gotta get your hey, your mic up over here.

5:54 Speaker 13: I'm sorry no, no worries that Mike's plugged into a

5:56 Speaker 13: different board. Okay, say all that again, No worries.

6:01 Speaker 17: My name is Bruce and I play guitar and I

6:03 Speaker 17: sing backups.

6:04 Speaker 13: All right, very good. Well, it's wonderful to have you

6:05 Speaker 13: guys here.

6:06 Speaker 16: Thanks for having us.

6:07 Speaker 13: Two of you have been on the show before, right, yes,

6:10 Speaker 13: with day to attend and then, but you guys have

6:13 Speaker 13: never been on before, right correct? Okay, just making sure

6:15 Speaker 13: because sometimes I forget, like someone will. I've had this

6:18 Speaker 13: happen where someone will be like, well, you know, I

6:20 Speaker 13: was on the show like ten years ago, and I'm like,

6:22 Speaker 13: oh wow, it's hard to keep track. But no, I

6:26 Speaker 13: love the new song, thank you. That just now that's

6:29 Speaker 13: on all the streaming platforms and everything.

6:30 Speaker 16: Now I assume Yeah comes out today.

6:32 Speaker 13: Excellent, excellent, Well congratulations on that. Now, you guys are

6:35 Speaker 13: just you're just releasing singles at this point, right there's

6:38 Speaker 13: there's not an album or an EP yet, just over

6:40 Speaker 13: a year old. Yeah, yeah, it is a it is

6:43 Speaker 13: kind of a new project, right.

6:44 Speaker 14: Most people are doing at this point. So yeah, that's

6:46 Speaker 14: where we're at.

6:47 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, what do you like do you think you're

6:49 Speaker 13: going to do? Do an EP or an album eventually.

6:52 Speaker 14: Yeah.

6:52 Speaker 18: Yeah, we're working on plans now for a full album

6:54 Speaker 18: and probably by I said, by the end of twenty

6:57 Speaker 18: twenty six, oh something else.

6:58 Speaker 13: Oh okay, excellent, excellent. Now where do you guys record?

7:02 Speaker 13: Because everything sounds really good, but there's so many different

7:04 Speaker 13: ways to do it.

7:05 Speaker 14: Now.

7:05 Speaker 13: You can go to a studio, you can do it

7:07 Speaker 13: at home, you can what's the approach that you guys

7:10 Speaker 13: take for.

7:10 Speaker 14: Recording different at home?

7:11 Speaker 9: Right?

7:12 Speaker 17: Yeah, everything's been done at home, Like we we took

7:14 Speaker 17: a couple of different approaches. We tried some electronic kits

7:16 Speaker 17: on the first couple of singles and on this batch

7:18 Speaker 17: with him Make Concern and the next single that's coming

7:21 Speaker 17: out after it, we use the live drums. But everything's

7:23 Speaker 17: just basically, I bring my laptop to a space, we

7:25 Speaker 17: set up mics or whatever and just do it to it.

7:27 Speaker 17: It's all home home brewed.

7:29 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, no, it's great. That's great. You did it

7:32 Speaker 13: with that way with all three You've got three total now, right,

7:35 Speaker 13: three songs that you totally you've recorded, Yeah, yep. And

7:38 Speaker 13: how did so how did this come about? How did

7:40 Speaker 13: down Boys? I mean, obviously you know two of you

7:42 Speaker 13: guys play together in another band, But how did how

7:44 Speaker 13: did this start?

7:45 Speaker 19: I think I put this thing together, that band with

7:49 Speaker 19: those two guys, with Bruce and John. Yeah, eventually he

7:54 Speaker 19: was going to be the singer and and the band

7:56 Speaker 19: just dissolved right after that. Yeah, really work out. I

8:01 Speaker 19: joined a lot of bands. When I joined a lot

8:03 Speaker 19: of bands, is I never really liked the band, but

8:06 Speaker 19: I always find somebody or too right, They're just like,

8:09 Speaker 19: oh man, I got to get these two guys numbers

8:11 Speaker 19: right right. And it was pretty much all three of

8:13 Speaker 19: these guys. And when the band dissolved, I says, we

8:16 Speaker 19: get all do our own thing. Yeah, do originals. That

8:19 Speaker 19: was more of a cover thing.

8:20 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, it was kind of fifty to fifty. I

8:22 Speaker 14: think when I joined it it was mostly covers though. Yeah.

8:27 Speaker 19: Yeah, So I just found these guys I thought, you know,

8:30 Speaker 19: are very cute, but I mean they know they know

8:32 Speaker 19: how to play all right.

8:33 Speaker 16: But the check claarer right right, I.

8:36 Speaker 14: Had shot with There was no competition. It was nice.

8:39 Speaker 13: Yeah, oh excellent. Did you guys play out a lot?

8:45 Speaker 13: Are you playing a lot of shows?

8:46 Speaker 17: It looks like, right, yeah, we've had a lot of

8:49 Speaker 17: shows in this past year, and we've got a lot

8:52 Speaker 17: coming up for twenty twenty six. So yeah, we found

8:55 Speaker 17: ourselves surprisingly busy.

8:56 Speaker 13: Yeah, no, that's great, that's great. Is it hard to

8:59 Speaker 13: juggle this with you know? Are you guys? Also? Do

9:01 Speaker 13: you have other projects also outside.

9:03 Speaker 16: Of this or I have a total of three myself

9:05 Speaker 16: do Yeah?

9:06 Speaker 13: What else you have?

9:07 Speaker 18: So I actually can't say anything yet, So unfortunately there's

9:11 Speaker 18: things in the works.

9:12 Speaker 16: Kind asked to keep it down low until it's time

9:14 Speaker 16: to announce it.

9:15 Speaker 13: Okay, that's cool.

9:16 Speaker 16: This is my main priority, but I'm involved in two

9:18 Speaker 16: other projects.

9:19 Speaker 13: Oh, excellent, excellent. What about you, Jason?

9:21 Speaker 15: Yeah, I have an acoustic duo, soul Shine, and we

9:24 Speaker 15: play out once a month. Nice kind of not anywhere

9:28 Speaker 15: where it would overlap with you know what we're doing

9:30 Speaker 15: now heatistically or anything like that, but yeah, stay active,

9:33 Speaker 15: been in and out of bands and in the scene

9:35 Speaker 15: for you know, the better part of a couple of decades.

9:38 Speaker 15: So yeah, I was happy to get the call and

9:40 Speaker 15: yeah and sit here and I think the work speaks

9:43 Speaker 15: for itself, and yeah, I think we're doing great. Absolutely

9:46 Speaker 15: wanted to add to the tour thing that was going on.

9:48 Speaker 15: You said, we're playing out we're hitting like almost every

9:51 Speaker 15: state in New England in the next like four months.

9:53 Speaker 13: Good.

9:54 Speaker 14: Yeah, it's pretty cool.

9:55 Speaker 13: Excellent. Do you guys have a favorite place that you've played?

9:57 Speaker 13: Is there is there something that stands out or anywhere

10:00 Speaker 13: in Manchester brilliant.

10:02 Speaker 19: I don't play a place called Charlie Still, it's a

10:04 Speaker 19: great venue, especially for new new bands.

10:07 Speaker 14: And yeah, yeah, really good to us, and uh yeah,

10:11 Speaker 14: I think I do like it that.

10:13 Speaker 17: I love Charlie too. Yeah, it's great sound, you know,

10:15 Speaker 17: it's like you said, great people. So it's that's probably

10:18 Speaker 17: been my favorite venue. We've played there a lot, so

10:20 Speaker 17: uh yeah.

10:21 Speaker 14: They gave us a chance and uh, I don't know,

10:24 Speaker 14: it just took off from there.

10:25 Speaker 19: They really liked us, and then we started getting other

10:27 Speaker 19: gigs and then they started calling us call them first.

10:30 Speaker 14: Yeah, and they've been calling us ever since.

10:32 Speaker 13: He's going to be coming on Mike Hill. He's gonna

10:34 Speaker 13: be He's gonna be on the show so very soon,

10:37 Speaker 13: I think, yeah, yeah, yeah, because that's a venue that

10:39 Speaker 13: comes up a lot on the show. Everybody loves Charlie Soul.

10:42 Speaker 13: Jenny and I haven't been there yet, but that's worth

10:45 Speaker 13: the trip. Everything everything we hear about it. Yeah, this

10:52 Speaker 13: sounds like a mad problem. Oops, it's amazing. I really

10:58 Speaker 13: do want to go on the suck it out? Yeah yeah,

11:00 Speaker 13: absolutely absolutely. All right, So where does the name come from?

11:04 Speaker 13: If it's is it is the origin story of the

11:06 Speaker 13: name radio friendly or yeah? Okay, well depends when you ask.

11:11 Speaker 19: I mean, honestly, I don't even know. I think we

11:14 Speaker 19: do the down Boys song, so I don't know. It

11:16 Speaker 19: just sounded cool, Yeah cool. I think Jason is the

11:19 Speaker 19: one who ended up with that. We all had a

11:20 Speaker 19: bunch of names there would kind of all agreed on him.

11:24 Speaker 19: He's the biggest guy in the.

11:25 Speaker 13: Band, right right, he gets his way.

11:28 Speaker 14: Yeah, we all kind of hate it. We got the

11:33 Speaker 14: down Boys.

11:34 Speaker 10: Yeah.

11:35 Speaker 15: I don't know if we want to reveal the origin

11:37 Speaker 15: story yet. Yeah no, no, no, there's a bunch of

11:39 Speaker 15: theories out there. I kind of want to let it.

11:42 Speaker 15: Let everybody, let everybody figure out.

11:44 Speaker 13: Yeah all right.

11:45 Speaker 15: He's got two shepherds and we practice it at his place,

11:48 Speaker 15: so you know, he always says down Boys to his dogs.

11:51 Speaker 13: Okay, that could be it could be one could be

11:55 Speaker 13: one okay, okay.

11:57 Speaker 14: It could just be that.

11:58 Speaker 15: It sounds like, you know, we're down for Anything or yeah,

12:02 Speaker 15: you know in the eighties and the Warrant song and

12:04 Speaker 15: then cool cool guys, right, yeah, got down.

12:08 Speaker 13: Sort of you see you see that video and it's like,

12:10 Speaker 13: I don't know how cool they are, but you know

12:12 Speaker 13: what I mean the choreography and yeah, oh I thought

12:18 Speaker 13: that I actually like Warrant. I'm not even knocking the band,

12:20 Speaker 13: but I remember the first time I saw the video

12:22 Speaker 13: for Down Boys and they're they're all on their knees

12:24 Speaker 13: moving in Unison, and I was like, this is a

12:27 Speaker 13: little uh yeah, no choreography, insurance isn't good enough. Yeah,

12:36 Speaker 13: and it just to be clear, it's Down Boys. It's

12:38 Speaker 13: not the Down Boys boys, just Down Boys, very good,

12:41 Speaker 13: very good. And then so like this this song just

12:47 Speaker 13: came out, you're already working on the next one, because

12:48 Speaker 13: you guys probably you know, you're all creative guys. You

12:50 Speaker 13: probably have a lot of ideas.

12:51 Speaker 19: We've got a bunch of already done, so we're working

12:54 Speaker 19: on recording them, not so much of working.

12:56 Speaker 14: On the song. So yeah, yeah, little tweaks here and

12:59 Speaker 14: there for the recordings.

13:00 Speaker 19: Yeah, Homonies and stuff like that, which have really really

13:04 Speaker 19: took off.

13:05 Speaker 14: I think the Homedies in the stand of great. Yeah.

13:07 Speaker 18: Yeah, we've actually already got our next single, Spirits Disappear,

13:11 Speaker 18: slated to come out in January. Oh wonder this one

13:13 Speaker 18: gets some time to breathe and get out there outstanding.

13:16 Speaker 18: Try to be a little bit ahead of the game

13:17 Speaker 18: and try to do maybe every thirty forty five days

13:20 Speaker 18: we'll put something new out.

13:21 Speaker 13: Yeah. It's hard to know, right, I mean, it's hard

13:23 Speaker 13: to know how how soon is too soon or you know,

13:26 Speaker 13: or too long or it's exactly.

13:28 Speaker 14: Yeah, we're at a good pace. We got seven seven

13:31 Speaker 14: I think we got seven originals.

13:32 Speaker 19: Yeah, basically we wrote seven originals and then we instead

13:36 Speaker 19: of gotting to ten or twelve, let's let's go back

13:39 Speaker 19: and start recording when piece work. Yeah, yeah, we got

13:41 Speaker 19: seven that will come out.

13:43 Speaker 13: Okay, okay, standing, you know, we.

13:45 Speaker 19: Ask people which ones they want to hear first, you

13:48 Speaker 19: know what I mean? Yeah, which one do you think?

13:49 Speaker 19: And these were some of these were voted, right, I mean.

13:53 Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, this to whom we may concerned. It seems

13:55 Speaker 17: like when we played this this song live, for some reason,

13:58 Speaker 17: a lot of people resonate with to whom and make.

14:00 Speaker 14: Concern almost everybody.

14:02 Speaker 17: Actually, it's funny though, like depending on who comes up

14:05 Speaker 17: to you, like, someone will have a different song that

14:07 Speaker 17: they like of our so it's like, oh, I really

14:08 Speaker 17: like this one, and then another persons like, oh I

14:10 Speaker 17: rel like this one. But honestly, kind of the consensus

14:12 Speaker 17: has been to whom I make concern has been a pretty.

14:14 Speaker 19: A lot of melodies, and there's still a lot of

14:16 Speaker 19: rock and roll guitar. You know, the drums are strong

14:18 Speaker 19: but not crazy. You know, it's not Metallica by any means,

14:22 Speaker 19: but right isn't boring.

14:23 Speaker 14: I don't know, I love it.

14:25 Speaker 13: Yeah, this is great, great track.

14:28 Speaker 19: Everybody's writing melodies anymore. Everybody's just like I know the

14:32 Speaker 19: places we've everybody's screaming, really just screaming. Everything's drum solos,

14:36 Speaker 19: everything solo, solo solo.

14:38 Speaker 14: Yeah, it's really had to understand the music. Although you know,

14:41 Speaker 14: the talent is that.

14:43 Speaker 19: Wow, those probably type those and changes were insane and

14:46 Speaker 19: that's great sometimes, but sometimes you have the audience and

14:48 Speaker 19: you just want to understand the song to be able

14:50 Speaker 19: to dance.

14:51 Speaker 14: To it and sing to it.

14:52 Speaker 19: And right, I love rock and roll by Jon je

14:55 Speaker 19: It wasn't the hottest song in the world, but I

14:56 Speaker 19: mean once you hear it, you're singing it.

14:58 Speaker 13: That's true, That's absolutely true. Yeah, yeah, I agree. I agree.

15:02 Speaker 15: The creativity in this band is off the charts, like Uncharted.

15:06 Speaker 15: Our very last practice. We wrote two more really that

15:10 Speaker 15: were that were pretty much skeletons that are gonna that

15:12 Speaker 15: are going to be built off of and things like that.

15:14 Speaker 15: It's just like an unending conveyor belt of things that

15:17 Speaker 15: we're jamming out, writing, recording. Yeah, so I wouldn't expect

15:22 Speaker 15: us to stop anytime.

15:23 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, Well we should play another one?

15:26 Speaker 13: What uh what should we uh? Which one should we

15:28 Speaker 13: play next? And then we'll we'll one of them will

15:30 Speaker 13: leave for the end of the show, I mean the

15:32 Speaker 13: end of the segment obviously, But which one should we

15:34 Speaker 13: play with now.

15:36 Speaker 14: At this point?

15:36 Speaker 16: How about My Kind of Animal?

15:37 Speaker 14: Yeah?

15:38 Speaker 13: Yeah, oh yeah, and this one we did a world

15:42 Speaker 13: premiere for it. When this absolutely all right, let's give

15:46 Speaker 13: this suspend if you're just joining us down, boys us

15:48 Speaker 13: here with us in studio, and this track is called

15:50 Speaker 13: My Kind of Animal.

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16:25 Speaker 20: One girl means young names Misterpeno, So.

16:33 Speaker 4: Boy sing the race.

16:36 Speaker 12: Be it by my shot name n.

16:42 Speaker 10: Gon On.

16:43 Speaker 4: You can have a real good time.

16:48 Speaker 12: ACA.

16:49 Speaker 4: You're crazy, I'm not.

16:52 Speaker 12: You might cut.

16:55 Speaker 4: You're crazy, I'm not ev You'm got a.

17:15 Speaker 8: Black tating song, blable.

17:19 Speaker 21: Breath and front your friend CONTs what have been stop

17:24 Speaker 21: all over tonight, friend, I.

17:28 Speaker 4: Got strapped shutting my shot.

17:32 Speaker 12: Soundful human times.

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17:38 Speaker 13: We have a b U time.

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17:48 Speaker 21: you're crazy AV.

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19:10 Speaker 9: There?

19:10 Speaker 22: It is?

19:11 Speaker 13: That is my kind of animal. The band is Down Boys,

19:14 Speaker 13: and we've got the guys from Down Boys here in

19:16 Speaker 13: the studio with us. And uh, that's a great track.

19:18 Speaker 13: We you know you heard it here first we played

19:20 Speaker 13: that when that first came out, and love it and

19:22 Speaker 13: now what what's what's that one?

19:24 Speaker 9: Is that?

19:24 Speaker 23: Like?

19:24 Speaker 13: U is one of you a veterinarian?

19:26 Speaker 10: Or what?

19:27 Speaker 13: What's that song?

19:29 Speaker 18: So that one was actually born out of a jam

19:30 Speaker 18: session up at Jason's place. Either Bruce and I started

19:34 Speaker 18: playing the riff. You know, we just kind of locked

19:37 Speaker 18: onto it and said, all right, yeah, you know, I

19:39 Speaker 18: I kind of feel like it has kind of early

19:41 Speaker 18: Aerosmith kind of. But one of these guys came up

19:45 Speaker 18: with the idea, why don't we just take a few

19:48 Speaker 18: examples of some personal adult history's.

19:54 Speaker 15: Trying to keep.

19:56 Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, yeah, well well done, well done.

20:00 Speaker 16: But that one came about pretty easily out of the gym.

20:03 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, is that? Is that how most of these happened?

20:06 Speaker 13: Because that's what these songs feel like. They feel like

20:08 Speaker 13: some of.

20:08 Speaker 14: Them are that way, some of them.

20:10 Speaker 19: These guys have these all three of these guys. Because

20:13 Speaker 19: I'm the drummer, I don't have much, but you have

20:15 Speaker 19: a lot to say. Guys, either bring stuff to the table,

20:20 Speaker 19: or just before a break, he starts doing something.

20:25 Speaker 14: I just can't help but put a beat to it.

20:27 Speaker 19: Yeah, he has his bass down, he's picking it back up,

20:30 Speaker 19: and then we don't take a break.

20:31 Speaker 14: We end up just like jam it to something.

20:33 Speaker 19: He comes up some kind of words, We record it,

20:36 Speaker 19: and then next time we come in and go because

20:38 Speaker 19: if he records it, like well, I'll remember what we did,

20:40 Speaker 19: because if you don't, you don't even remember something. When

20:43 Speaker 19: you're jamming, you know you having fun. He puts words

20:46 Speaker 19: to it before you know what their songs. Yeah, not

20:48 Speaker 19: all of them, but I think this way, even like

20:53 Speaker 19: our genres, I think they're all different some of them.

20:55 Speaker 19: You know, you might be like I kind to hear

20:56 Speaker 19: a little of this band and that, but not in

20:59 Speaker 19: all every one of them. We might hear something different,

21:02 Speaker 19: you know what I mean, Not to sound.

21:04 Speaker 14: Like somebody today, you know what I mean. Yeah, it's

21:06 Speaker 14: been out a long time. Yeah.

21:09 Speaker 13: Do you guys have any like, is there anybody else

21:11 Speaker 13: in the scene you kind of you know what happens organically,

21:12 Speaker 13: you've kind of sort of teamed up with, like for

21:15 Speaker 13: shows like that. Is there anybody who play a lot

21:17 Speaker 13: of shows.

21:17 Speaker 14: With Mystic Angel? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, because it's convenient.

21:23 Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, yeah, up the drums once exactly. Yeah that

21:26 Speaker 13: makes sense.

21:27 Speaker 14: Yeah, thumbs down The Angel dumbs down. Nathan Hills getting

21:32 Speaker 14: a little.

21:32 Speaker 13: Yeah, Nathan Hill's great. Yeah, he's been on the show.

21:34 Speaker 14: He's amazing. Yeah, yeah, great guy.

21:36 Speaker 19: Absolutely, Yeah, I mean we've played with everyone, Lone Wolf James,

21:40 Speaker 19: I know he's been down. Anthony from Perching.

21:44 Speaker 13: Sin nice Yeah, yeah, excellent, very vibrant scene. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, no,

21:51 Speaker 13: it is incredible. You know, sometimes people will ask, like,

21:53 Speaker 13: you know, Jenny does a book, and people will ask,

21:55 Speaker 13: you know, where do you find all this talent to

21:57 Speaker 13: come on the show. It's like, well, it's everywhere.

22:00 Speaker 19: Collectively, we all played everywhere. Yeah, he was covering for

22:03 Speaker 19: Exception for a while, great great metal band. And this

22:08 Speaker 19: guy's doing all our recording now yeah yeah, this guy's

22:12 Speaker 19: writing lyrics. Well those are all really hot at work,

22:14 Speaker 19: and I just came for them to put it together.

22:15 Speaker 13: Yeah. Yeah, I'll tell you where to show up. You guys,

22:22 Speaker 13: do any if you made any music videos or anything

22:24 Speaker 13: for any of these songs?

22:26 Speaker 16: Not yet, we have that in the works, ye too.

22:28 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, because you guys are all you're you're very photogenic.

22:33 Speaker 14: That's true. Yeah, I do have a face for reading.

22:37 Speaker 14: I looked like Alice Cooper a little. So yeah, you

22:40 Speaker 14: think that's cute.

22:42 Speaker 13: But say the pictures that you you know, because most bands,

22:44 Speaker 13: you know, they just you know, kind of stand there,

22:47 Speaker 13: just look at the camera, you know. But you guys

22:48 Speaker 13: are you're very animated in your pictures, so you know, but.

22:52 Speaker 14: It's an animated picture.

22:56 Speaker 13: Well there you go. Somebody somebody drew it and it

22:58 Speaker 13: looks like.

22:59 Speaker 14: One of them.

23:00 Speaker 13: I'm just giving you type no, but I can just

23:05 Speaker 13: I can imagine. I can imagine you guys do it.

23:07 Speaker 13: But but there is something you might do as far

23:10 Speaker 13: as the video. Yeah, in the words, yeah, yeah, I

23:12 Speaker 13: can't see why not.

23:12 Speaker 17: I mean, I think that any video presence is kind

23:15 Speaker 17: of important for any band nowadays, Like a lot of

23:17 Speaker 17: people use Instagram or Snapchat or whatever and just getting

23:20 Speaker 17: stuff out there, even it's not like a full fledged video.

23:22 Speaker 17: But I do think it would be cool to do

23:23 Speaker 17: a full video. I don't know what song we would

23:24 Speaker 17: do it for, but hell, it's doing for all of them.

23:26 Speaker 14: I don't really care.

23:27 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it really is important. It's funny because

23:31 Speaker 13: like a lot of people who don't know, who don't

23:33 Speaker 13: pay attention, think that music videos are dead, like because

23:36 Speaker 13: they people have a perception that you know, once MTV,

23:41 Speaker 13: you know, stop playing videos effectively more than more than

23:43 Speaker 13: twenty years ago now and VH one probably did as well,

23:46 Speaker 13: that you know that that the art form of the

23:48 Speaker 13: music video is dead. And what what people don't realize

23:51 Speaker 13: is it's actually, I think more important than ever because

23:53 Speaker 13: of YouTube, you know, and what major artists who have

23:56 Speaker 13: like you know, a gazillion dollars will actually put out.

23:59 Speaker 13: I think I think Metallica did it. Beyonce has done

24:01 Speaker 13: it where they'll well released an album and literally for

24:05 Speaker 13: every single song on the album, there's a video, a

24:08 Speaker 13: fully produced, high budget video, and it's you know, it

24:10 Speaker 13: just goes on social media and of course, but it

24:12 Speaker 13: helps fuel the you know, the algorithms and and and

24:16 Speaker 13: sell and sell the music and and it's really more

24:18 Speaker 13: more important than ever. I think, you know, I think

24:20 Speaker 13: you're right.

24:20 Speaker 16: I think it's just a different medium now.

24:22 Speaker 13: Yeah, exactly, it's it's it's changed. But but but a

24:26 Speaker 13: lot of these videos too, you know, the like the

24:28 Speaker 13: big budget ones, they look like something you might have

24:30 Speaker 13: seen in the you know, in the the heyday of MTV,

24:33 Speaker 13: you know. So yeah, people people like and it's easy,

24:39 Speaker 13: like you can even make you can do something very

24:41 Speaker 13: I've seen some really creative things that are actually very

24:43 Speaker 13: low budget but end up being really impactful, you know,

24:46 Speaker 13: as far as music videos. So yeah, there's really there's

24:50 Speaker 13: really no limit to what you can do with the

24:52 Speaker 13: technology now. So it's incredible.

24:55 Speaker 19: It's not everything right, that's right, and I could buy

24:58 Speaker 19: I could buy you the best guitar in the world, right,

25:00 Speaker 19: and this guy could play the cheapest one probably better.

25:04 Speaker 13: Right, exactly exactly. Now what So what's kind of the

25:11 Speaker 13: future trajectory for you guys? Do you think like you

25:13 Speaker 13: have do you have kind of a long term plan

25:15 Speaker 13: or get rich?

25:16 Speaker 17: You know yet our day jobs?

25:18 Speaker 18: You know, I don't know if there's really a plan.

25:20 Speaker 18: We started this really just to have some fun. Yeah,

25:23 Speaker 18: we were doing our thing, having a good time. We'll

25:25 Speaker 18: go up to Charlie's every couple of weeks and yeah,

25:27 Speaker 18: out of nowhere, it's just when are you guys playing again?

25:29 Speaker 18: When are you guys putting stuff out? When are you

25:31 Speaker 18: doing an album? We're like, oh, okay, now what do

25:33 Speaker 18: we do?

25:34 Speaker 13: Yeah?

25:34 Speaker 18: So, I mean we have a few plans for like

25:36 Speaker 18: an album, maybe a video or two. We'll book some shows,

25:38 Speaker 18: but yeah, we're kind of just here for the ride.

25:40 Speaker 18: Let's see where it takes.

25:41 Speaker 3: Yeah.

25:42 Speaker 16: Yeah, it'll be as surprised as you.

25:44 Speaker 24: Yeah.

25:44 Speaker 13: Yeah, that's exciting. I mean, you know, it's a good

25:46 Speaker 13: way to approach it, I think, yeah, yeah, And when

25:48 Speaker 13: when is your next show? Like, do you ask have

25:50 Speaker 13: anything this weekend? Or when is oh tonight? Where are

25:52 Speaker 13: you playing tonight.

25:53 Speaker 14: Right up the street here and Bad Burger. I guess,

25:55 Speaker 14: oh excellent down a new place now is that?

25:59 Speaker 18: Yeah, we're doings Christmas party with the bottom motion, the

26:02 Speaker 18: bottom motive and thumbs down doors at eight.

26:05 Speaker 16: I think a ten dollars cover charge. Where cool Christmas costume?

26:08 Speaker 13: You may, oh that's cool.

26:10 Speaker 14: Yeah.

26:11 Speaker 13: Jenny and I went to Bad Burger for the first

26:12 Speaker 13: time to see uh it was under the horizon Vices Inc.

26:17 Speaker 13: And uh plague Dad. Yeah, that was a fun show.

26:22 Speaker 15: Oh yeah, I love them take place.

26:26 Speaker 14: Yeah.

26:26 Speaker 13: See I took you there. That was not that long ago.

26:32 Speaker 13: See speechless. Yeah, Florida, I drove, drove, Yeah, we took

26:43 Speaker 13: our We were trying to figure out like, uh, we

26:46 Speaker 13: could just ask, but I would ruin the mystery the

26:49 Speaker 13: uh the giant Bad Burger truck that sits there. We

26:52 Speaker 13: were trying to figure out, like does do the owners

26:54 Speaker 13: have special permission from the city to just park that there?

26:57 Speaker 13: Or do they just pay pay all the parking every

26:59 Speaker 13: sing all day or just pay the ten dollars parking

27:02 Speaker 13: ticket every day or whatever. Yeah, but I love that.

27:04 Speaker 13: I love that John chart it is. Oh yeah, it's

27:07 Speaker 13: it's perfect.

27:08 Speaker 16: Yeah, but we need be having that parking space tonight,

27:11 Speaker 16: but whatever.

27:12 Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it's occupied twenty four seven, right, Yeah.

27:16 Speaker 15: They seem to be a have a good strategy. You're

27:18 Speaker 15: doing a good job. They were on the billboard and

27:20 Speaker 15: the JumboTron on the way in that we saw as well.

27:23 Speaker 13: Oh nice, Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's awesome. That's awesome. And

27:26 Speaker 13: then so and then after this, because a lot of

27:29 Speaker 13: bands kind of go into sort of a quasi hibernation

27:32 Speaker 13: during the winter, Are you guys gonna gonna keep playing

27:34 Speaker 13: shows through the winter or what?

27:35 Speaker 16: We're gonna keep going? We have the next week, we're

27:37 Speaker 16: gonna be back up in Charlie still with day to attend.

27:40 Speaker 13: Excellent.

27:40 Speaker 16: If you check our website www.

27:42 Speaker 18: Down Boys Rock dot com, we've already have January for

27:46 Speaker 18: January through mar maybook for twenty twenty six.

27:48 Speaker 13: Okay, excellent, excellent, outstanding. Who does the website, by the way,

27:52 Speaker 13: that would be me, Oh, very good. I know it's

27:55 Speaker 13: an odd question to be asked, but I do because

27:58 Speaker 13: I like the website, and I'm a web site nerd,

28:01 Speaker 13: and I see a lot of bad websites. I'm sure

28:03 Speaker 13: you have as well.

28:04 Speaker 16: Oh yeah, I'm sure this is one of them.

28:06 Speaker 13: No, no, no, no, that's why I bring it up.

28:08 Speaker 16: I have no idea what I'm doing.

28:09 Speaker 13: No, it's a good it's a good site. That's why

28:11 Speaker 13: I bring it up. It's a good site. I see

28:12 Speaker 13: a lot of really bad websites, and this is a

28:15 Speaker 13: good one.

28:16 Speaker 14: That's why.

28:17 Speaker 9: No.

28:17 Speaker 13: No, if I if I didn't like it, I wouldn't

28:18 Speaker 13: have brought it up.

28:19 Speaker 16: I appreciate it. I just tried to keep it like

28:21 Speaker 16: meat and potatoes, no frills.

28:22 Speaker 13: No, it's it's good. There's there's a good amount of information,

28:25 Speaker 13: but it's not overkill, and the layout is nice, and

28:29 Speaker 13: it's no, it's good. Like I said, I know, it's

28:31 Speaker 13: an odd thing to bring up, but I look. I

28:34 Speaker 13: look at a lot of websites, and I see a

28:36 Speaker 13: lot of musicians with really bad websites. So I like

28:39 Speaker 13: this one.

28:39 Speaker 18: I do the website, and I do the social media

28:41 Speaker 18: exces in charge of most of the you know, music production. Okay, okay,

28:45 Speaker 18: everybody just kind of fell into a cool role. Yeah yeah,

28:48 Speaker 18: it happened.

28:49 Speaker 13: Well that's nice too. And when when that happens naturally,

28:51 Speaker 13: when it's organic, when everybody just kind of finds their

28:54 Speaker 13: you know, their their role like that and uh no,

28:56 Speaker 13: you guys are you guys are doing great and I

28:58 Speaker 13: think you're gonna I think you're gonna have a very

29:00 Speaker 13: successful twenty twenty six. That's my prediction because you're you're

29:03 Speaker 13: definitely uh, you're definitely on the right track. Anything we

29:07 Speaker 13: you know, we'll we'll close out in a couple of

29:08 Speaker 13: minutes with do it Again. But any anything we didn't

29:10 Speaker 13: talk about that you want to make sure our listeners

29:12 Speaker 13: know about.

29:14 Speaker 17: Not that I can think of, just come out to

29:15 Speaker 17: our shows. I want to have a couple of shout outs,

29:17 Speaker 17: maybe yeah, yeah to my mom, Uh, hello to my mother,

29:20 Speaker 17: Hello to my family and friends and everything, and uh yeah,

29:24 Speaker 17: thanks for thanks for having us and tuning in and

29:26 Speaker 17: all that. We really appreciate you guys.

29:28 Speaker 13: Oh, speaking of tuning in, Tom Sirah Cusa is in

29:30 Speaker 13: the chat room, shout out to Jeff and Ed.

29:34 Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, boys, shout out to Aaron.

29:37 Speaker 14: He's the bass player from DTA.

29:39 Speaker 13: Tom said, a perfect opening song. Jason Sullivan has the

29:42 Speaker 13: perfect blues voice and tone. Great tune fellas. Congratulations, Yeah,

29:48 Speaker 13: very cool, very cool.

29:49 Speaker 9: Oh.

29:50 Speaker 13: Sheila Russo from Paper Jam is in the chat room,

29:52 Speaker 13: says I know her. Absolutely. We love paper jam.

29:56 Speaker 16: Yeah, we were just featuring in November December.

29:58 Speaker 13: Oh that's right, congratulations on that. Yeah, absolutely, yeah. Sheila says, hey, guys,

30:02 Speaker 13: I love the song totally uh totally down for this.

30:06 Speaker 13: See what she did, I just start trademarking. That's right,

30:12 Speaker 13: that's right.

30:13 Speaker 20: Uh.

30:14 Speaker 13: Tom Syracusa said, down Boys Baby, great new England rock

30:17 Speaker 13: and roll band. And uh, Mike Hill is a great

30:20 Speaker 13: human and a great soul. Yep, Mike's gonna be on

30:22 Speaker 13: the show soon. Really looking forward to that. And he said,

30:25 Speaker 13: love you guys, Yeah, absolutely absolutely. Tom's a great guy

30:28 Speaker 13: and we love day to attend. They're they're a great

30:31 Speaker 13: band too, so wonderful, so we'll so yeah, so go

30:36 Speaker 13: to the website uh for uh yeah uh down Boys

30:42 Speaker 13: rock dot com right, yep, down Boys rock dot com

30:45 Speaker 13: for everything. Yeah, down Boys was probably taken right Oh

30:48 Speaker 13: yeah yeah, well I won't ask, uh what what what

30:53 Speaker 13: you saw when you investigated the domain.

30:56 Speaker 16: Where the down Boys can't go?

30:58 Speaker 10: Right?

30:58 Speaker 13: Right, where the Down Boys can't go? No, I like

31:03 Speaker 13: spontaneous song parodies. Guys, Thank you very much. I appreciate

31:08 Speaker 13: all four of you coming in and for having absolutely

31:11 Speaker 13: and we can close out the segment with this track

31:13 Speaker 13: do It Again? What what should we know about this one?

31:16 Speaker 13: Any anything, anything we should know about?

31:18 Speaker 17: So I think the song Can't kind of came out

31:20 Speaker 17: from an idea John had that has been kicking around

31:22 Speaker 17: for a while and we've just kind of had different

31:24 Speaker 17: iterations of it throughout you know, the history of us collectively,

31:27 Speaker 17: and so yeah, I think we just kind of gave

31:29 Speaker 17: the music to Jason and.

31:32 Speaker 14: Yeah, the first song might have been that mettle thing

31:34 Speaker 14: that's still not together yet.

31:35 Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I think that might have been the first

31:37 Speaker 19: song we actually put together, right, Yeah, I think so.

31:40 Speaker 13: Oh wow, okay, all right, very cool, very cool. So

31:43 Speaker 13: we're gonna give this a spin. This is called do

31:45 Speaker 13: it Again. This is down boys and again guys, thank

31:47 Speaker 13: you so much, Thank.

31:48 Speaker 11: You, distubbery shot so gigo, we've got three hours.

32:26 Speaker 7: Leader cool on.

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32:35 Speaker 24: Then you do.

32:38 Speaker 12: Wild why a d.

32:46 Speaker 25: He'd be still on my shoulder always being wrong has

32:50 Speaker 25: gotten a hole and A can wait to see the

32:56 Speaker 25: day where sern bling my top right for a think

33:02 Speaker 25: I by somebody top down in my pet.

33:08 Speaker 4: Streaming nom yeah.

33:12 Speaker 9: To the.

33:15 Speaker 10: To to.

33:21 Speaker 8: My God, blot your sell ball.

33:38 Speaker 6: If you both in bad you have to boot.

33:44 Speaker 22: Rookie sat zirro the ball.

33:49 Speaker 14: Then you see.

33:52 Speaker 17: Why you.

33:57 Speaker 9: Y me.

34:00 Speaker 20: Get it still around by shoulder, always mean long has

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42:15 Speaker 10: W m n H rips the nobles where boy, oh.

42:54 Speaker 1: I think God, Now, this one is to be joy

42:58 Speaker 1: that I was and I was a kid. I got

43:02 Speaker 1: my face up there not toilets with the geese side.

43:07 Speaker 9: Then I wasn't always a stoop bum, but when I was,

43:14 Speaker 9: I was a jump I didn't always look.

43:18 Speaker 24: As I used to have him go filled me with us.

43:25 Speaker 1: I remember of the man times and picks them a bo.

43:33 Speaker 1: It feels like someone that's shopping their sad fuck off.

43:38 Speaker 10: Of my arm rye.

43:42 Speaker 1: Don you mess side called where no scene down the bomb?

43:47 Speaker 12: Me roll alive?

43:49 Speaker 1: I ride do you miss side call where no scene

43:54 Speaker 1: down the bomb? Me roll up live?

44:04 Speaker 24: Yes, when I was in school, didn't make those grapes.

44:17 Speaker 1: I was, yes, still being dumb fool. When I was

44:22 Speaker 1: still young, all I cared out proud Wis girls, but

44:27 Speaker 1: they didn't like my temples. I used to be such

44:31 Speaker 1: a stool before day.

44:34 Speaker 8: As nine, crying on the floor.

44:37 Speaker 9: They used to wear my fans read me of my

44:41 Speaker 9: milk money taking. When I was growing up, I remember

44:48 Speaker 9: the van times.

44:50 Speaker 1: It didn't at my mom. It feels like someone is

44:56 Speaker 1: shoving the time like all of my Oh.

45:02 Speaker 9: I ride down your nasie go no scene donna bob

45:08 Speaker 9: you roll alive? A ride done naside call WI no

45:15 Speaker 9: scene Donna Boby roll up live.

45:35 Speaker 10: You know.

45:35 Speaker 4: When I was a boy, my.

45:37 Speaker 32: Father used to look down at me insane. What the

45:41 Speaker 32: hell is even then go outside and cut some grass.

45:46 Speaker 32: Why don't you go kids a girl, you stupid loser?

46:24 Speaker 1: Rhy dot you nas I go way no scene down.

46:29 Speaker 9: The Bomby, roll the line, I rhyme, dons I go

46:35 Speaker 9: way no scene down.

46:37 Speaker 10: The Bomby road, up the line.

47:05 Speaker 4: You right up to tea bad. I don't want to

47:09 Speaker 4: be like you.

47:11 Speaker 33: I recognizable from the person.

47:15 Speaker 4: Still she should it no better.

47:20 Speaker 21: Sounded for a while now the probably trying.

47:25 Speaker 12: I say, I don't want made sound no way hill.

47:33 Speaker 10: Don't way hill? How he long guy? How he long?

47:45 Speaker 8: No body?

47:46 Speaker 10: I ca.

47:49 Speaker 12: Hoddy long guy, how he loved.

47:56 Speaker 33: She's trying to hit the ring, said but I don't

47:59 Speaker 33: want want to start. John said, ain't no please like choke.

48:04 Speaker 33: But it started like you want start, buddy, who wasn't

48:08 Speaker 33: what you want?

48:10 Speaker 10: Said dot?

48:11 Speaker 4: Why John is so we can't waste some man that

48:14 Speaker 4: we want to waste.

48:15 Speaker 12: Some minutes jots some many way child that ain't long,

48:23 Speaker 12: guy that ain't long, my brody r d that ain't long,

48:35 Speaker 12: guy that ain't long.

48:47 Speaker 9: M h.

48:52 Speaker 8: I've got that shick can feeling what we used to yealing.

48:57 Speaker 1: I don't know what to to still he shoot you,

49:03 Speaker 1: I got.

49:04 Speaker 3: That sick chaffee out right down noway, so I don't

49:09 Speaker 3: know what sometime so so.

49:38 Speaker 12: No way, that ain't a.

49:42 Speaker 10: Long guy that long.

49:49 Speaker 4: Don't put it.

49:53 Speaker 12: That ain't a long guy that a long?

50:00 Speaker 1: I got that, said Jeff, very like I'd always tell him.

50:05 Speaker 8: I say, no, I so time sall I.

50:09 Speaker 10: May sell y how.

50:35 Speaker 24: Oh to see me.

50:36 Speaker 1: Now if we did out would make you proud?

50:39 Speaker 4: Go so far from all yesterday?

50:43 Speaker 10: One for me?

50:44 Speaker 4: Still not clear? How the hell do we get here?

50:48 Speaker 4: The lasting years Ancern and Sue.

50:50 Speaker 26: A age's concerning them leave and you know there's nothing

50:58 Speaker 26: from me?

50:58 Speaker 8: And I still I don't wanna tell.

51:04 Speaker 12: Rick got up out the train? You want to go free?

51:09 Speaker 10: Just a cry?

51:13 Speaker 12: The Sultan's not.

51:19 Speaker 1: Always chasing something.

51:20 Speaker 4: You got to something in of you?

51:23 Speaker 12: And am I going on my way?

51:28 Speaker 10: Not gonna to me?

51:29 Speaker 12: Awful look that you never thought that you I am

51:33 Speaker 12: lunching you and all god games.

51:41 Speaker 10: I mean an there's nothing for me, I said, I.

51:45 Speaker 4: Wanna tell sick, got up out the train?

51:51 Speaker 10: You to go free?

51:54 Speaker 1: Just money the Sultan, it's not.

52:24 Speaker 12: Oh my, I don't want.

52:39 Speaker 14: To tell.

52:42 Speaker 4: I gotta got train you away?

52:45 Speaker 10: You want to do free.

52:46 Speaker 12: It's just a dollar CROs. The Sultan's not I don't

52:56 Speaker 12: want to tell.

53:00 Speaker 8: This southing.

53:05 Speaker 12: Don't what.

53:09 Speaker 1: This southing?

53:15 Speaker 13: Well, I don't know if you're wondering why on earth we.

53:19 Speaker 34: Landed here with the struggle in the heartland, in our

53:23 Speaker 34: disconnected fear, we got politicians scream insanity, lying cold watch truth.

53:29 Speaker 4: Right through that scene, I thought we were all.

53:32 Speaker 34: In this together, huddled around this Liberty.

53:36 Speaker 4: Is this my married?

53:38 Speaker 12: Is this my married?

53:41 Speaker 4: Shouldn't we stand two together as w.

53:46 Speaker 12: Is this my Mary?

53:48 Speaker 14: Come?

53:49 Speaker 10: This is my Mary Come.

53:51 Speaker 5: If it is, then we ain't even close to done.

53:56 Speaker 8: We gotta take it to the cities.

53:58 Speaker 33: We gotta take it to the streets, because these promts

54:02 Speaker 33: of division are tearing.

54:04 Speaker 1: Down all our hopes and dreams.

54:06 Speaker 13: I don't care if you're a Democrat. I don't care

54:09 Speaker 13: if you're out the state's right.

54:11 Speaker 24: I don't care if you're independence. I don't care if

54:15 Speaker 24: you're black cold white.

54:17 Speaker 12: This is my Mary Come, This is my bery comes

54:22 Speaker 12: home of the breed of breed.

54:27 Speaker 4: This is my very come, This is this.

54:30 Speaker 12: My Mary comes.

54:33 Speaker 4: Huddle around miss Liberty.

54:38 Speaker 1: We have not forgotten who we are. We are bound

54:41 Speaker 1: together near and for you.

54:43 Speaker 10: And me, you and me, you and me, you and me,

54:47 Speaker 10: you and me.

54:49 Speaker 1: Will we ride and Ica as our own?

54:57 Speaker 12: So what is the truth? What is the truth?

55:02 Speaker 1: The woody is a Meica through and through? Will you

55:08 Speaker 1: just open your eyes?

55:10 Speaker 10: Will you just let her in? Because I hear the

55:15 Speaker 10: blowing of the wind.

55:19 Speaker 4: Maybe it was just a pink house.

55:21 Speaker 16: Maybe it was just a pink coat.

55:24 Speaker 1: Maybe we should try to go, Maybe we should take

55:27 Speaker 1: it so. Maybe we should just have some fun.

55:31 Speaker 16: Maybe we were both born to run.

55:34 Speaker 8: Maybe we should just take a chance.

55:36 Speaker 1: What else, maybe we should just get up and dance.

55:41 Speaker 23: Is this my marya, This is my mery, come home

55:47 Speaker 23: of the brain and of the free America? Is this

55:54 Speaker 23: all Maryica? Around this liberty, cool stormry because the storm

56:04 Speaker 23: man flow of Mary, because the sun man. Every eye,

56:08 Speaker 23: every voice, every year, mister s Mary, because some men

56:14 Speaker 23: is our Mary.

56:16 Speaker 12: Come man, come praying to us to guide.

56:19 Speaker 10: Us clean down Mary, come get us our Mary.

56:26 Speaker 1: Go every every eye.

56:28 Speaker 23: Every voice, every year, mister our memy comes our merry, come.

56:38 Speaker 14: Praying to the Lord to guide us clean.

57:03 Speaker 10: It's it's.

57:12 Speaker 14: It's books, Sis weeks seeks.

57:26 Speaker 12: Some time, sustides speak songs, speech, s