Matt Connarton Unleashed 12-14-24 hour 1

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0:54 Speaker 1: It is that time again, Matt Connorton Unleashed and we

0:57 Speaker 1: are live from the studios of WL ninety five point

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1:14 Speaker 1: and foshow archives, et cetera, et cetera. If you are

1:16 Speaker 1: listening live, today is Saturday, December fourteenth, twoenty twenty four.

1:22 Speaker 1: We have some great guests today and we're going to

1:24 Speaker 1: get into all of that in just a moment. But

1:26 Speaker 1: I do want to remind you too again if you

1:28 Speaker 1: are listening live on Saturday, today is a big day.

1:31 Speaker 1: A little bit later in the day, well not much

1:34 Speaker 1: later though, we've got the Magical Market at Great north

1:38 Speaker 1: Ale Works right here in Manchester New Hampshire. And the

1:41 Speaker 1: reason this is particularly important is because Jenny is going

1:45 Speaker 1: to be there and then I will be joining her

1:47 Speaker 1: later of course after the show. The event runs from

1:49 Speaker 1: noon to four pm. Jenny's not here because she's got

1:52 Speaker 1: to be there early to set up and she's going

1:55 Speaker 1: to be selling some of her amazing macrome that she

1:58 Speaker 1: makes and just doesn't credible job with. I always say,

2:01 Speaker 1: I don't even know how she does it. My brain

2:03 Speaker 1: can't do the math, because there's math if you think

2:06 Speaker 1: about it. It's geometry, right, the things that she creates.

2:08 Speaker 1: But so she will be there and she'll have a

2:12 Speaker 1: table all set up, and of course I will be

2:13 Speaker 1: joining her later after the radio show, so probably be

2:17 Speaker 1: like you know, one fifteen, one thirty by the time

2:19 Speaker 1: I get there, but so really looking forward to that.

2:21 Speaker 1: So that is the magical market. There's going to be

2:23 Speaker 1: a ton of vendors there, great small businesses participating, and

2:27 Speaker 1: of course it is that time of year where people

2:30 Speaker 1: are shopping, and you know, we always say shop local,

2:33 Speaker 1: support your local businesses. As I always like to say,

2:36 Speaker 1: Walmart and Target don't need any more of your money.

2:39 Speaker 1: They will be just fine regardless. But small businesses. It's

2:43 Speaker 1: so important to support them. So please come to great Worth.

2:46 Speaker 1: I can't say it. Great north Ale works later today again,

2:50 Speaker 1: that's going to be going from noon to four pm

2:53 Speaker 1: right here in Manchester. A really great event. And I'm

2:56 Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and bring this to mic up because

3:00 Speaker 1: us a live in studio Sean Devlin from Devil inside Us.

3:03 Speaker 1: Did I say it correctly?

3:05 Speaker 5: Did I did?

3:05 Speaker 1: Yes? Welcome Sean, welcome, Thank you. Pull pull that mic

3:10 Speaker 1: up a little a little bit more. Yeah, he's got

3:11 Speaker 1: a These mics are such that you just got to

3:14 Speaker 1: talk right into them. Awesome. Uh so we're gonna play

3:17 Speaker 1: We're gonna play a tune in a minute. But you've

3:19 Speaker 1: got a big show coming up in Nashua.

3:22 Speaker 5: Yes, tonight at one thirty four Heen Street. It's a

3:26 Speaker 5: newer venue called Terminus Underground.

3:29 Speaker 1: Yes. Yeah, Terminus is a great place. Have you been

3:32 Speaker 1: there yet? Have you actually physically been there?

3:34 Speaker 5: I have not.

3:35 Speaker 1: I tell everybody that the same thing. When you walk in,

3:37 Speaker 1: it's like walking into another world. It's it's so cool,

3:43 Speaker 1: it really is. They do such a great job with it. Yeah,

3:46 Speaker 1: I know them very well. Eleanor and Andre and uh yeah,

3:50 Speaker 1: Terminus is. It's a great place. We had Uh we

3:54 Speaker 1: had green Jello or green Jelly, whatever you want to

3:56 Speaker 1: call them, whichever name you want to use on the show. Uh,

3:59 Speaker 1: not too too long ago. And before they left, Uh,

4:03 Speaker 1: they ended up well, Bill Mansfield said, hey, can or

4:06 Speaker 1: Man's I do that every time? Bill mann Speaker. I

4:08 Speaker 1: don't know why I say Mansfield. Bill mans Speaker said

4:12 Speaker 1: something about, you know, we're gonna be back in the

4:13 Speaker 1: area in a couple of months if there's a venue

4:15 Speaker 1: that you can that in the area that we could play,

4:17 Speaker 1: because they had just played the shas Skiing, but they

4:19 Speaker 1: wanted to, you know, play another place coming back through.

4:23 Speaker 1: And so Jenny got them booked working with Eleanor got

4:26 Speaker 1: them booked at Terminus And what a show. A little

4:30 Speaker 1: nerve wracking because I just remember thinking the entire time,

4:32 Speaker 1: this is great, but I just hope nothing gets broken.

4:36 Speaker 5: I've worked with Bill a lot, I've booked him on

4:38 Speaker 5: a few shows. Yeah he yeah, he brings chaos. He's

4:42 Speaker 5: a tornado.

4:43 Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah. When they were on because it

4:46 Speaker 1: was so cool, they played Shaskiing on a Friday night

4:50 Speaker 1: and then they came in here on Saturday morning to

4:53 Speaker 1: do this, and as you know, that's kind of unusual.

4:56 Speaker 1: Usually if you're playing a venue in a city, you

4:59 Speaker 1: do all the radio stuff before, you know, to promote

5:01 Speaker 1: the show, so you know, for them to be willing

5:05 Speaker 1: to come in here, and it wasn't just Bill, he

5:06 Speaker 1: brought the whole band. For them to be willing to

5:08 Speaker 1: come in the day after the show, that was. That

5:12 Speaker 1: was really cool and oh yeah, what an experience. Although

5:17 Speaker 1: just like the show at Terminus that that interview made

5:20 Speaker 1: me nervous too. It was like, you know, I just

5:23 Speaker 1: remember sitting here thinking, if anyone is ever going to

5:26 Speaker 1: get me fired, it's probably going to be Bill Mann speaker, you.

5:30 Speaker 3: Know what I mean.

5:31 Speaker 1: It was just like they're like, please, Bill, please don't

5:33 Speaker 1: say anything that's gonna get me in trouble. But we

5:36 Speaker 1: are on an eight second delay, so you know. But yeah,

5:40 Speaker 1: that was That was a lot of fun. Anyway, the

5:41 Speaker 1: point being you're gonna love Terminus. It's a great place.

5:44 Speaker 1: The show. What is the name of the show tonight?

5:46 Speaker 5: The show is Jimmy Half Dead's Christmas in.

5:49 Speaker 1: Hell, Okay, And that's who's headlining, right, Jimmy half Dead.

5:52 Speaker 5: Jimmy half Dead in the dialogus. This is Jimmy's annual event. Okay,

5:56 Speaker 5: it's kind of his chaotic Christmas party where he gets

6:00 Speaker 5: to do his version of his holiday. Yeah, kind of

6:07 Speaker 5: like a punk rock Grinch type of deal. Yeah, dresses

6:11 Speaker 5: up as Santa, drinks a lot of Yeggermeister.

6:13 Speaker 1: Does a yeah, and we should talk too about this

6:16 Speaker 1: is not only it doesn't sound like it's going to

6:19 Speaker 1: be a lot of fun, but it's also for a

6:21 Speaker 1: great cause.

6:21 Speaker 5: Yeah. So my friend Ben Campbell, who used to be

6:26 Speaker 5: a musician locally here in Manchester.

6:28 Speaker 1: Yep, I know Ben well yeah, yeah, he.

6:30 Speaker 5: Puts together a toy drive every year for the past

6:33 Speaker 5: eighteen years for CSH in Squigh Health. He collects thousands

6:40 Speaker 5: of dollars, personally, goes out, does the shopping, buys the

6:45 Speaker 5: toys and hand delivers them to kids who have been

6:47 Speaker 5: in the holidays in the hospital.

6:49 Speaker 1: Yeah, now that's amazing. Yeah, I know Ben. I know

6:53 Speaker 1: him as Ben Spelman from back in the day from

6:55 Speaker 1: the band Change of Season and yeah, always always a

6:57 Speaker 1: really good guy. You know, we were kind of talking

6:59 Speaker 1: off about how, you know, he could be a little rambunctious.

7:02 Speaker 1: People might have gotten the wrong idea about him back then.

7:04 Speaker 1: But but no, but but always uh, you know, for

7:07 Speaker 1: as long as I knew him, you know, I always

7:09 Speaker 1: had a really good heart and oh just a really

7:10 Speaker 1: sweet person. So in a way, it doesn't surprise me

7:13 Speaker 1: that he does this every year because he's you know,

7:16 Speaker 1: he's the type of person who would So that's that's awesome,

7:18 Speaker 1: and I gotta get him on the show. I haven't

7:20 Speaker 1: seen the guy in forever, but that's that's really really cool. Now,

7:24 Speaker 1: who else is playing tonight? Is it just? Is it

7:26 Speaker 1: just your band? And and Jimmy Aftett or.

7:28 Speaker 5: So the opening band is the musician that worked with

7:32 Speaker 5: Ben as well, Aaron Billy Do.

7:35 Speaker 1: Oh, Aaron. Aaron's been on the Actually Aaron was here

7:38 Speaker 1: just a few weeks ago. Yeah, a couple of weeks ago.

7:40 Speaker 1: Aaron's amazing. Yeah, Aaron was in Change of Season.

7:43 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's how that's how I knew who Aaron was.

7:48 Speaker 1: Yeah.

7:48 Speaker 5: And also Duygenstein, who is a member of Green Jelly.

7:53 Speaker 1: Oh see I didn't know that. Okay, that's wow, that's fantastic.

7:57 Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's a very cool. I do mixed John shows, yeah,

8:01 Speaker 5: because rather than just stick with metal bands metal bands,

8:06 Speaker 5: we try to make sure that the New England music

8:09 Speaker 5: scene plays together. Yeah, plays together well, and we have

8:11 Speaker 5: a good time. Of course, now that we're older, we

8:15 Speaker 5: try to throw a good cause in there and make

8:17 Speaker 5: sure that everyone has a good time. Supports something good,

8:22 Speaker 5: helps our community, helps our music community, really keeps us

8:25 Speaker 5: all together.

8:26 Speaker 1: That's fantastic. Let's play something and then we'll come back.

8:31 Speaker 1: And I'm dying to learn more about the band devil

8:34 Speaker 1: inside us And it sounds like you guys, you've been

8:38 Speaker 1: around for a while and I'm sure there's, uh, there's

8:41 Speaker 1: a lot to dig into there. But what should we

8:43 Speaker 1: I'll let you pick, kind of put you put you

8:45 Speaker 1: on the spot, because you did send us a few

8:48 Speaker 1: things to play. What should we? I don't know if

8:50 Speaker 1: you have a single that you're pushing or.

8:51 Speaker 5: We have nothing we're pushing right now. We're currently working

8:54 Speaker 5: on some stuff, so hopefully next year we have some

8:56 Speaker 5: new material. Because we took due to the pandemic, we

9:00 Speaker 5: took some time off. Yeah, you know, started families and

9:05 Speaker 5: kind of slowed down, and then the last couple of

9:07 Speaker 5: years we're like, we have that itch.

9:08 Speaker 1: Yeah done, yeah, yeah, exactly. I think I had sent

9:12 Speaker 1: you I've got a goddess. Uh, I'm sorry. Uh, Goddess

9:17 Speaker 1: for the Goddess for the godless and I've got the

9:19 Speaker 1: worthless one.

9:21 Speaker 5: Goddess for the Godless was one of our first, one

9:26 Speaker 5: of our first recordings that we actually went into a

9:28 Speaker 5: real studio and put together. So we can and it's

9:33 Speaker 5: as far as I know, we've made sure that these

9:35 Speaker 5: were the radio friendly songs that we could push.

9:37 Speaker 1: Yes, oh yeah, I did pre screen them.

9:39 Speaker 5: Yes, yeah. So we'll go with Goddess with the Godless first.

9:44 Speaker 1: All right, great, awesome if you're just joining us. Sean

9:46 Speaker 1: Devlin from Devil inside Us is here with us, and uh,

9:51 Speaker 1: we'll we'll play this. Uh. This is called Goddess for

9:54 Speaker 1: the Goddess for the Godless. I think my uh, something

9:58 Speaker 1: that's frozen because of so cold out. I don't know

10:00 Speaker 1: if it's my mouth because I can't seem to speak,

10:03 Speaker 1: or maybe it's my brain something neurologically has been affected

10:06 Speaker 1: by the cold weather.

10:07 Speaker 5: So forgive me up and doesn't help it.

10:10 Speaker 1: No, he did, it sure doesn't. But let's give this

10:14 Speaker 1: a spin and then we're gonna come back and talk

10:15 Speaker 1: with Sean. Here it is Goddess for the Godless in a.

10:19 Speaker 4: Line is dark, assures.

10:23 Speaker 3: And it's cold Tasi.

10:28 Speaker 6: Her tongs are top with words a god like.

10:38 Speaker 4: No matter how is you chats, your wageness is the same.

10:47 Speaker 4: You're starting times yourself.

10:51 Speaker 3: As your worshipers.

10:56 Speaker 6: Shuts the sideless.

11:01 Speaker 3: At a r t other wortastics.

11:04 Speaker 7: I try less at the.

11:05 Speaker 6: Time as your father tardness.

11:08 Speaker 3: Bring tell your lifeless after bestow.

11:12 Speaker 6: Us some I can't tell her shame your child surfed.

11:19 Speaker 7: You're nothing in her mind as you're way to with

11:26 Speaker 7: her in time and pine.

11:30 Speaker 4: She sees you ride, that's tormented your that's bringing her

11:40 Speaker 4: such joy shas banging off your bad.

11:48 Speaker 6: Like my mother Ida.

11:49 Speaker 7: Stop flying. Soon you'll see that she's a beast.

11:58 Speaker 8: Your rods to say nothing that are arise through your

12:04 Speaker 8: fair that fas of last and is the say nothing.

12:10 Speaker 7: That is a real.

12:17 Speaker 3: Your bride.

12:25 Speaker 7: Right fried.

12:32 Speaker 3: Rise fride, sir, card to the drawing lad dawn.

13:06 Speaker 7: The side lies. I'm trying I tell.

13:09 Speaker 6: The last I say, John, Yeah, I want to John

13:14 Speaker 6: three ten, your.

13:15 Speaker 9: Life loves the rest of wartlast ill t got tell

13:20 Speaker 9: that rise.

13:24 Speaker 6: Raso rosso rasa swear rasno God.

13:49 Speaker 10: I swear.

13:54 Speaker 6: Every snow card.

13:58 Speaker 7: I swear.

14:18 Speaker 1: That'll get your blood pump itaud a cold Saturday morning.

14:21 Speaker 1: That is Goddess for the godless. The band is Devil

14:24 Speaker 1: inside Us and we have Sean Devlin here with us

14:27 Speaker 1: alive in studio on the Saturday morning. So we were

14:31 Speaker 1: talking off air about the song and what it's about.

14:33 Speaker 1: And there's a reason why why it's particularly interesting to me.

14:35 Speaker 1: But I go go ahead and tell us what that's

14:37 Speaker 1: what that's actually about.

14:39 Speaker 5: That song is the boat just being addicted to something

14:42 Speaker 5: like the alert the call of whatever it is like

14:44 Speaker 5: that is to you, your your God or your goddess. Yeah,

14:48 Speaker 5: you'll do anything for that thing, no matter what it takes.

14:51 Speaker 5: You'll try to get it, whether it be sex, whether

14:54 Speaker 5: it be money, whether it be anything you're greedy for,

14:57 Speaker 5: any vices. It's pretty much like how, no matter what,

15:02 Speaker 5: no matter how you want that thing mm hm, that

15:04 Speaker 5: thing doesn't care about you in return, right right, It's

15:07 Speaker 5: just you striving, scratch and clawing to get it.

15:11 Speaker 1: Yeah. No, it's interesting to me because so I'm a

15:16 Speaker 1: I work as a certified hypnotherapist and I help people

15:18 Speaker 1: with addiction quite a bit, smoking being the number one

15:21 Speaker 1: thing that people come to me for to quit smoking.

15:23 Speaker 1: So but Yeah, but I like what you said about

15:26 Speaker 1: you know, when you're addicted to that something that doesn't

15:28 Speaker 1: actually care about you. You know, smoking is a great

15:31 Speaker 1: example of that. There's there's literally nothing good that comes

15:35 Speaker 1: from smoking a cigarette, right, But you know, but once

15:38 Speaker 1: you become addicted to it, you know, you're you're always

15:41 Speaker 1: craving something that does nothing for you, that doesn't give

15:45 Speaker 1: you anything, doesn't care about you.

15:48 Speaker 5: And you'll be in pain, you'll have cancer, you'll die.

15:50 Speaker 5: It doesn't matter, right, cigarettes will still be for sale.

15:53 Speaker 1: Right exactly, exactly what oh and two? Uh, tell me

15:58 Speaker 1: about where the name comes from. Devil inside us and

16:01 Speaker 1: we should spell that for people too, because when people

16:03 Speaker 1: look you up online, you know they're not gonna they're

16:06 Speaker 1: not gonna know.

16:07 Speaker 5: So the name Devil inside Us was pretty much you know,

16:12 Speaker 5: I was, I was young, but it was a take

16:14 Speaker 5: on necessary evil. So it's that thing that everyone has

16:20 Speaker 5: inside them, or like the way it was taught. Because

16:23 Speaker 5: I'm not religious, but I was in a religious family.

16:25 Speaker 5: My family was Buddhist, but in every religion there's this

16:29 Speaker 5: version of this, and it can be applied to daily life.

16:33 Speaker 5: It's that thing you do too much good, something evil

16:37 Speaker 5: comes from it, whether it's envy, whether it's you know,

16:42 Speaker 5: someone looks at you with ill will because you're doing

16:44 Speaker 5: something they're like, what's that person's thing? Or if you

16:49 Speaker 5: do too much bad, someone wants to change it and

16:53 Speaker 5: put good into it. So for us, it was kind

16:57 Speaker 5: of fitting to have a name that kind of to

17:03 Speaker 5: some people would represent evil. To other people, if they

17:05 Speaker 5: knew what it meant, would be like, oh, that's actually

17:08 Speaker 5: kind of cool because we're you know, we're not evil people.

17:11 Speaker 5: We're not bad people, and everyone and everything, you know,

17:15 Speaker 5: no matter what it is, even if it's like, you know,

17:18 Speaker 5: a mainstream charity, there's that underlying, like someone's making a

17:22 Speaker 5: profit off of that. There's a reason for people to

17:25 Speaker 5: do the things that they do. And that's kind of

17:27 Speaker 5: all in that name.

17:29 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, I dig it And how do you

17:31 Speaker 1: spell it? The name of the band d e v

17:34 Speaker 1: l y n S y d u S And it's

17:37 Speaker 1: two words, so it looks like a name.

17:39 Speaker 5: Yeah, it was. When I was a I used to

17:41 Speaker 5: be a professional wrestler as well. Really, judging by the

17:44 Speaker 5: size of me, you might football player or a professional Yeah,

17:48 Speaker 5: So I went to I trained for wrestling in Malden,

17:51 Speaker 5: Massachusetts what started as Killer kawal Skis and then became

17:56 Speaker 5: Superstar Pro Wrestling. Okay, So I was there and at

18:02 Speaker 5: the same time I was involved in local music and

18:04 Speaker 5: another musician, Brandon Lee, was in a band called Wretched Asylum,

18:08 Speaker 5: and he goes, oh, that should be uh your band name.

18:13 Speaker 5: Now before we were called den of Iniquity, okay, and

18:17 Speaker 5: you know, there's also other songs and bands called that,

18:19 Speaker 5: and like there he was like, oh, you know, just

18:22 Speaker 5: like I was toying with that name. And he was

18:25 Speaker 5: one of the people that said, oh, you should do that,

18:27 Speaker 5: and then my bandmates all also were like, yeah, you

18:29 Speaker 5: should definitely, you should definitely do that. Yeah, And the

18:33 Speaker 5: name sounded cool and it stuck and people seem to

18:36 Speaker 5: like it. A lot of people pronounce it Devlin sidious.

18:39 Speaker 1: Right, but which would not be a bad name actually devil. Oh,

18:49 Speaker 1: that's interesting. I'm curious with a name like that, dude,

18:54 Speaker 1: do people end up spelling it wrong? Like it I'm

18:56 Speaker 1: sure it's been spelled wrong on a poster or two

18:59 Speaker 1: over the years.

19:00 Speaker 5: Usually just the one letter the why really yeah, yeah, yeah.

19:05 Speaker 5: A lot of people are like, oh, it sounds like

19:06 Speaker 5: it could be a person's name, which was kind of

19:08 Speaker 5: the point, right right, But yeah, no, promoters people like

19:13 Speaker 5: we've when they put us on flyers for like the

19:15 Speaker 5: Worcester Palladium or places like that, they all like, you know,

19:19 Speaker 5: or Jewel across the street. That's one comment is always

19:22 Speaker 5: that's a pretty cool band name. Yeah, you have to

19:25 Speaker 5: read it twice, right, but she puts it through your head.

19:28 Speaker 1: Right right, Yeah, no, I dig it. I like it

19:30 Speaker 1: a lot if you are just joining us. Of course,

19:33 Speaker 1: we have Sean Devlin here from Devil Inside Us and uh,

19:38 Speaker 1: it's interesting that.

19:39 Speaker 11: So.

19:40 Speaker 1: I'm a big wrestling fan, have been since I was

19:42 Speaker 1: a kid, and so is Jenny by the way, who

19:44 Speaker 1: also commented in the chat room she really liked that song.

19:47 Speaker 1: Oh and I see Andre Dumont is in there as well,

19:49 Speaker 1: of course from the band, and Dad Harrison and of course.

19:51 Speaker 5: Uh Mortuus Orus.

19:54 Speaker 7: Yes, Oh, I.

19:55 Speaker 1: Knew those guys when they were always speaking of bands

19:58 Speaker 1: that would have their names. Their name is spelled on

20:01 Speaker 1: posters when they were when they were mortuous mortuous ortis

20:04 Speaker 1: is that what it was? Yeah? I saw their name

20:07 Speaker 1: butchered a few times, but uh yeah, dead Harrison is

20:10 Speaker 1: amazing great, great band and great people. But yeah, Andre says,

20:15 Speaker 1: good morning. Uh it's story time. What Oh? I also

20:20 Speaker 1: see who I am is in the chat room. Hello,

20:24 Speaker 1: So I'm just curious about that. So you so you

20:27 Speaker 1: trained and were you actively a professional wrestler?

20:30 Speaker 5: Did you independently? Yeah? Yeah, I wrestled a little bit

20:33 Speaker 5: for n W A New England up in Maine, v

20:39 Speaker 5: c W in the Malden area and I w so

20:46 Speaker 5: a few of those places. Yeah, a lot of independent

20:48 Speaker 5: places between Maine and Rhode Island mostly.

20:52 Speaker 1: Okay, okay, very cool. Did you did you ever get

20:55 Speaker 1: the ring with anybody who went on to be or

20:58 Speaker 1: or maybe somebody who had already been establish but was

21:00 Speaker 1: on the ends.

21:02 Speaker 5: There's there's guys like Todd Hansen, who is now known

21:06 Speaker 5: as Ivar and the WWE. Oh no kidding, Yeah, he

21:09 Speaker 5: was the guy who was I was on many independent

21:12 Speaker 5: shows with Battle Royals, or I would job to him

21:15 Speaker 5: in a tag team match or something. Yeah, yeah, you know,

21:17 Speaker 5: and in front of like fifteen people in a speaker

21:21 Speaker 5: store parking lot.

21:22 Speaker 1: Sure.

21:22 Speaker 5: And there's guys like when John Cena was the prototype.

21:27 Speaker 5: I got to work out with him in the ring

21:28 Speaker 5: a few times. No, kidding, Yeah, he was because he

21:31 Speaker 5: was wrestling for Chaotic Wrestling, and I used to put

21:33 Speaker 5: the ring together for them. Yeah, and he would come

21:36 Speaker 5: in and he would work out and bump with guys

21:38 Speaker 5: and yeah, a little bit of that. So yeah, mister USA,

21:42 Speaker 5: Tony Atlas we Hall of Famer. That's someone I know

21:45 Speaker 5: pretty well. He's a pretty cool guy.

21:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, he seems like he's probably got a lot of

21:50 Speaker 1: great stories.

21:51 Speaker 5: Yeah. And off the top of my head, like my

21:53 Speaker 5: stepfather's daughter was a wrestler for TNA.

21:57 Speaker 1: Oh no kidding.

21:59 Speaker 5: Yeah, So wrestling was like kind of all around me.

22:01 Speaker 5: My stepfather who raised me, kind of push pushed that

22:04 Speaker 5: on me a lot. And then I played football and

22:07 Speaker 5: a couple of guys from that wrestling school saw me

22:11 Speaker 5: and they're like, oh, you're a big dude. Well you

22:14 Speaker 5: come over here and and you know, maybe make a

22:17 Speaker 5: little money. Wasn't that much money, right, right?

22:19 Speaker 1: Yeah, make a little money my hot dog in a handshake,

22:21 Speaker 1: as they say when you're when you're starting out. Yeah

22:27 Speaker 1: what uh Now? Was that always intended to just be

22:30 Speaker 1: something you did kind of part time or.

22:33 Speaker 5: It was kind of something I got pulled into, Yeah,

22:36 Speaker 5: through some friends because overall. I was always a musician first, Yeah,

22:40 Speaker 5: and like I played guitar. But what it did do

22:42 Speaker 5: for me is it really got rid of my stage fright. Oh,

22:45 Speaker 5: interesting because in wrestling you don't focus on the crowd.

22:47 Speaker 5: You focus on the task at hand.

22:49 Speaker 1: Right, And and you get to be somebody else, if

22:52 Speaker 1: you know, if you want to be, I mean you

22:53 Speaker 1: can you can be whoever you want to be, really

22:55 Speaker 1: as a character.

22:56 Speaker 5: Or anything I want to. I was quite a few characters, yea.

22:59 Speaker 5: And but the weird thing was, you know, I was

23:02 Speaker 5: a chorus vocalist, I mean a soloist coming up in school,

23:06 Speaker 5: so I was taught how to sing yeah, through chorus

23:09 Speaker 5: and I would always freeze. I would do so well,

23:12 Speaker 5: and then the day of like a recital, I would freeze,

23:16 Speaker 5: and then uh yeah, I was like I was in

23:19 Speaker 5: high school. My junior year, I did my first professional

23:22 Speaker 5: wrestling show. And from that point forward, you can't see

23:27 Speaker 5: anybody pass the lights, which made it a lot easier

23:30 Speaker 5: to get on stage, and it made it second nature.

23:33 Speaker 1: Interesting. Yeah, oh that's really cool. How long did you

23:36 Speaker 1: do that?

23:36 Speaker 5: For my most recent one? Because I stopped maybe maybe

23:43 Speaker 5: like eight years ago. I completely stopped yeah, after because

23:46 Speaker 5: I was getting beat up. Yeah, there's no health insurance

23:49 Speaker 5: in that, right. But last summer, I not this past summer,

23:53 Speaker 5: the summer before I wrestled some of my my friends. Okay,

23:56 Speaker 5: Fenway Park.

23:57 Speaker 1: Oh wow, Oh that's wild, that's cool. That's really cool.

24:00 Speaker 1: And that's I assume that's something too. You you like,

24:02 Speaker 1: you never forget how to do it right.

24:04 Speaker 5: Yeah, the itch is always there until the next day

24:06 Speaker 5: when you can go right right as iadic nervous, pinched

24:10 Speaker 5: and you don't know why.

24:12 Speaker 1: No, that's that's fantastic. But like you were saying, though,

24:16 Speaker 1: the band, you know, being a musician is really number one,

24:19 Speaker 1: your number one passion.

24:20 Speaker 5: Yeah.

24:20 Speaker 1: Yeah, And now, now when did the band start? How

24:22 Speaker 1: long has devilin side Us been around?

24:25 Speaker 5: So we were called Den of Iniquity. We had a

24:27 Speaker 5: couple of other names. But when I was in when

24:30 Speaker 5: I was ten years old, my neighbor who was in

24:33 Speaker 5: a band called Travel and magdaland now he was he

24:38 Speaker 5: was like, let's start a band and ever since then.

24:41 Speaker 5: That was like ninety seven. Yeah, and then by the

24:43 Speaker 5: time we had hit high school and we were kind

24:47 Speaker 5: of fairly known and my space days were we were

24:53 Speaker 5: like all of a sudden, you know, we put out

24:56 Speaker 5: some really crappy demos, but we played the Worcester Palladium

24:59 Speaker 5: and they handed us a lot CD and people liked

25:01 Speaker 5: that live CD. Awesome and actively I would say since

25:05 Speaker 5: two thousand and five, together playing music since ninety seven.

25:11 Speaker 5: But yeah, it's two thousand and five. Currently, I have

25:13 Speaker 5: a different band lineup, a lot of guys local to

25:15 Speaker 5: New Hampshire. Yeah, originally from the North Shore, but now

25:17 Speaker 5: we're based out of up here.

25:19 Speaker 1: Okay, so I assume you're you're the one consistent members

25:23 Speaker 1: throughout the.

25:25 Speaker 5: Twelve or so years. Our drummer Tim has has been there. Oh,

25:28 Speaker 5: kind of been. He's the quiet guy, but he's the backbone,

25:31 Speaker 5: kind of keeps everything together. He's the reason why we

25:34 Speaker 5: have good timing. He's the reason we sound as tight

25:36 Speaker 5: as we do. Yeah, he's the reason we go on

25:38 Speaker 5: stage places and people like, oh, you guys are really

25:40 Speaker 5: put together.

25:41 Speaker 6: Yeah.

25:42 Speaker 5: Has nothing to do with me, and it's the guys

25:43 Speaker 5: I surround myself with. Yeah, Guitar player Gabe, he's really great.

25:46 Speaker 5: He's great at working with the other members to try

25:48 Speaker 5: to make sure everybody's up to speed.

25:50 Speaker 1: Yeah, now that's excellent. Has any of the material like

25:54 Speaker 1: from way back when he started, has any of that

25:57 Speaker 1: Have any of those songs kind of survived? Do you

26:00 Speaker 1: still play the early stuff or.

26:02 Speaker 5: One or two of those songs still survived that we have,

26:05 Speaker 5: like a really cool thrash metal song called Crimson Widow

26:08 Speaker 5: that we keep there, but a lot of that earlier

26:12 Speaker 5: stuff because it was kind of a meld. We were

26:15 Speaker 5: new new metal was big. Yeah, so we still kind

26:19 Speaker 5: of have that new metal sound to this day. But

26:21 Speaker 5: back then also, you know, I liked Metallica, but the

26:26 Speaker 5: other members liked Saint, Nirvana and some punk, so there's

26:28 Speaker 5: like like punk riffs. Yeah, kind of gives it that

26:31 Speaker 5: like cool thrashy sounds. But yeah, once once I heard

26:35 Speaker 5: New Metal, it was like, this is this is the stuff,

26:37 Speaker 5: right right? I like Metallica, but I liked Prodigy and yeah,

26:41 Speaker 5: I heard Static X for the first time, and I

26:43 Speaker 5: was like, oh, well, you can put these types of

26:45 Speaker 5: music together and create something cooler.

26:47 Speaker 1: Exactly exactly. Well, let's let's play another track. So we'll

26:51 Speaker 1: play uh, let's see the other one you sent us.

26:55 Speaker 5: The worthless one, the worthless one. We'll play that one.

26:58 Speaker 1: We'll play that one next. Anything we should know about

27:01 Speaker 1: this one before we play it.

27:03 Speaker 5: The Worthless One is pretty much you know I was.

27:07 Speaker 5: It was in a time of my life where I

27:09 Speaker 5: was like, oh, well, things weren't really going my way.

27:11 Speaker 5: I was in my late twenties, about to enter my thirties,

27:15 Speaker 5: and it's like I really hadn't pulled my life together yet.

27:18 Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know I was.

27:19 Speaker 5: I was drinking a lot, and one day I was

27:22 Speaker 5: just like, man, I'm worthless. And all the people around

27:27 Speaker 5: me knew that I felt that way and kind of

27:29 Speaker 5: took advantage of it. And you know, a little bit

27:32 Speaker 5: of an emo backstory to this one, but you know what,

27:36 Speaker 5: it was a true story and that's how I felt.

27:38 Speaker 5: And then I turned it into you know, I turn

27:42 Speaker 5: it into something different.

27:43 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right, great, let's give this a spin.

27:46 Speaker 1: This is called The Worthless One. The band is Devil Insidus,

28:03 Speaker 1: right fella.

28:04 Speaker 9: I had under the law everything not I know some

28:08 Speaker 9: last until lunch in my mom I actually find not

28:13 Speaker 9: draw red still time side that I've never drag.

28:17 Speaker 3: I ex tried to work or worlds a while. I

28:20 Speaker 3: watch my whole world, Born World and West. There's nothing

28:24 Speaker 3: the matter. I am the word bless one sun and known.

28:29 Speaker 7: That was just a bar bar all.

28:32 Speaker 3: It's my still games away.

28:34 Speaker 6: I wants a die yar wid b.

28:37 Speaker 3: The worm last one sudden known Now it's just a

28:41 Speaker 3: bar war on. It's my stag.

28:44 Speaker 7: Drives the wire, wants a jar yar one yet less.

28:47 Speaker 7: I never want sice on rob.

28:50 Speaker 9: The small side built stop Barret's see the row in

28:54 Speaker 9: my life, it's a ring a board. After I think that,

28:58 Speaker 9: I it's Sue down alone and the gases.

29:01 Speaker 7: Off by the troubling world.

29:04 Speaker 3: You'll walk away from there. You'll feel a remorse and

29:08 Speaker 3: your rice called wars.

29:13 Speaker 9: On less sensor.

29:19 Speaker 3: So diver an less sense.

29:30 Speaker 9: That I well know that's true, m right, knowing that

29:42 Speaker 9: they got in the lot everything I thought.

29:46 Speaker 7: I know it's a lost time.

29:48 Speaker 9: On the lunch of my mind, I trap by a

29:51 Speaker 9: la said notts a time I saw got every thing.

29:55 Speaker 3: I excided to work arts are away.

29:59 Speaker 6: I was words that's.

30:03 Speaker 3: Not for that, yeah the worthless why so No, that

30:08 Speaker 3: was just a far far off. That's less seg. Yeah,

30:12 Speaker 3: just a why I wants some guy why the less

30:17 Speaker 3: one shut it up?

30:19 Speaker 7: That was just a bar.

30:21 Speaker 3: That's last seg just a wid.

30:30 Speaker 1: That's that is the worthless one. The band is Devil

30:42 Speaker 1: inside Us and we have shown from the band here

30:44 Speaker 1: with us live in studio on this Saturday morning. And yeah,

30:49 Speaker 1: that's another another great track. Yeah, we were talking, uh,

30:53 Speaker 1: we were talking off air while I was playing about

30:55 Speaker 1: you guys have played some big shows and and some

30:58 Speaker 1: great shows at the Palladium and yeah you got to play.

31:00 Speaker 1: You mentioned Ministry getting to play with them.

31:03 Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, back when we were way more active,

31:07 Speaker 5: we would get pulled into like pulled onto some bills

31:10 Speaker 5: that were really great. You know, we would play with

31:13 Speaker 5: bands like Ministry. There was a band Death Grips that

31:17 Speaker 5: was on there. That show was almost sold out. We'd

31:20 Speaker 5: played there with cold bands like Coal Chamber. Yeah. In

31:24 Speaker 5: Rhode Island we would play with bands like Static x Dope.

31:27 Speaker 5: Even up here in New Hampshire we would do the

31:29 Speaker 5: same things, like, you know, bands that were new metal

31:32 Speaker 5: bands as new metal was starting to slowly come back,

31:35 Speaker 5: and we were we were much younger when we started

31:38 Speaker 5: playing that type of music. But as younger kids being

31:43 Speaker 5: you know, younger bands, being able to pull younger people

31:48 Speaker 5: in to see those bands was really fun.

31:49 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, you must have played the Bomb Shelter up here, right.

31:53 Speaker 5: I've never played The Bomb Shelter by the time.

31:55 Speaker 1: I could, Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, now so obviously, well

32:03 Speaker 1: how often do you play now, because, like you said,

32:05 Speaker 1: so you're not the band is not as active as

32:07 Speaker 1: it was at that time.

32:09 Speaker 5: But do you still play a lot of shows or recently?

32:13 Speaker 5: So last year we kind of tested the water. We

32:15 Speaker 5: did a couple of things for to raise money and

32:19 Speaker 5: collect can goods so that we could drop them off

32:21 Speaker 5: at a food shelter. We chose the FBC in Derry,

32:26 Speaker 5: New Hampshire, because what they do is they do a

32:29 Speaker 5: drive up line where they fill bags with groceries and

32:33 Speaker 5: if you can't afford food, you just pull up there,

32:36 Speaker 5: no questions asked. They give a bag of groceries to

32:39 Speaker 5: your family. So we did that. You know, we're not

32:44 Speaker 5: I've never been to charge of my life. But I

32:46 Speaker 5: saw one day I was getting gas next door and

32:49 Speaker 5: I saw I was like, wow, that's really cool. I

32:51 Speaker 5: looked into it and I said, there's a lot of

32:53 Speaker 5: people who can't feed their families. So you know, I'm

32:58 Speaker 5: fortunate now that I can. I don't have those problems,

33:02 Speaker 5: so why not help some people much like what Ben's doing,

33:04 Speaker 5: which what we're taking care of tonight. So now every

33:08 Speaker 5: every year in October we do can goods collection and

33:12 Speaker 5: drive and you know, this year we were able to

33:16 Speaker 5: do it for multiple things. We did some for the MSPCA.

33:20 Speaker 5: We collected over a thousand, almost one thousand dollars and

33:24 Speaker 5: bought pet food, beds, kennels, all kinds of stuff, and

33:29 Speaker 5: we were able to in my super cross track we

33:32 Speaker 5: filled it three times front to back with things to

33:36 Speaker 5: drop off. And yeah, that's kind of was the basis

33:40 Speaker 5: of it. And then last year we got asked to

33:42 Speaker 5: play a lot more, kind of turned it down because

33:45 Speaker 5: we weren't. Then this year, once we started, we haven't stopped.

33:48 Speaker 1: Good.

33:49 Speaker 5: So it's booking, booking, booking. Now we're starting. I think

33:53 Speaker 5: it's looking like we're going to start booking all the

33:56 Speaker 5: way into next spring. Wow. As of right now, we're excellent. Yeah,

34:02 Speaker 5: the plan was we're gonna slow down this winter. About

34:05 Speaker 5: new music, We've been working on music for a couple

34:07 Speaker 5: of years with the help of the newer musicians in

34:11 Speaker 5: the band, Gabe Zach and Johnny and Tim and I are. Yeah,

34:17 Speaker 5: we're putting it all together and we're hopefully, hopefully we'll

34:19 Speaker 5: have newer stuff out and we'll be playing more shows

34:21 Speaker 5: and for more good causes in the next couple of years.

34:24 Speaker 1: Excellent, excellent. Where are you recording?

34:28 Speaker 5: I built a studio in my house. Yeah, so you know,

34:31 Speaker 5: as we're getting older, we used to pour thousands of

34:34 Speaker 5: dollars into it. We have a lot of unreleased music

34:36 Speaker 5: that you know, we've gone into studios and put together

34:40 Speaker 5: and just never got a finished product that we wanted.

34:43 Speaker 5: And then the stuff that we have put out is

34:45 Speaker 5: stuff that you know, it's scattered singles. Yeah, so we're

34:52 Speaker 5: right now. We thought the easiest route was to just

34:54 Speaker 5: put it together ourselves and then we're going to hire

34:56 Speaker 5: an engineer to mix and master it and then have

34:59 Speaker 5: hopefully some qualit stuff. There are a lot of really

35:01 Speaker 5: good engineers. There's a lot of really good engineers in

35:04 Speaker 5: New England. Yes, who take a lot of good time

35:07 Speaker 5: and learn their craft, you know, not to keep plugging

35:11 Speaker 5: local musicians and stuff.

35:12 Speaker 1: That No, that's that's what we do here. That's absolutely Yeah.

35:16 Speaker 5: There's a musician Dave Gannon. He was in a band

35:18 Speaker 5: called Patient Zero that he does the solo project Gannon.

35:21 Speaker 5: Now he does great work Dave Weird Beard who records

35:27 Speaker 5: in Tiwksbury. He was in a band that name Yeah

35:30 Speaker 5: Weird Beard. He was in a lot of local bands.

35:34 Speaker 5: He was involved with some recordings. He had some stories

35:37 Speaker 5: for some of our favorite bands like seven dustin Cold Chamber. Yeah,

35:40 Speaker 5: he was happened to be at recording sessions for them

35:43 Speaker 5: when they were at the farm. So there's a lot

35:46 Speaker 5: of really good engineers the Brickhead House.

35:48 Speaker 1: Yeah.

35:49 Speaker 5: Yeah, So you can find places that will put out

35:52 Speaker 5: you know, you record it yourself and they'll bring it

35:54 Speaker 5: to the next level and you'll have quality to put out.

35:57 Speaker 1: Yeah. I always say, because it comes up a lot

36:00 Speaker 1: on the show. I'm always curious how people are approaching

36:02 Speaker 1: recording because there's so many different ways to do it.

36:04 Speaker 1: And you know, there was a time and where you know, yeah,

36:08 Speaker 1: your only real option was to go to a recording

36:10 Speaker 1: studio and spend a lot of money. And yeah, now

36:12 Speaker 1: and you know you can still do that if you

36:13 Speaker 1: find the right studio, if you find the right person

36:15 Speaker 1: to work with them. There's a lot of great talent around,

36:17 Speaker 1: like Eric Sotter from Blackheart. You probably know Eric or

36:21 Speaker 1: have met him, but but yeah, but you can or

36:24 Speaker 1: you can do it the way you're doing it. It's

36:26 Speaker 1: there's so many options now because of the technology, so

36:29 Speaker 1: many different ways you can record and and and you

36:32 Speaker 1: really can. You can do something at home and build

36:34 Speaker 1: your own thing and it sounds like it was done

36:37 Speaker 1: in a million dollar studio. It's it's amazing.

36:39 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, especially like locally, the guys like Tony and Jake.

36:44 Speaker 5: There's a local band from Manchester called Tempterris. Those guys

36:47 Speaker 5: they're always willing to help. Yeah, bands bring something to

36:50 Speaker 5: the next level. Sergio, Jess and Dan from Anaria and

36:54 Speaker 5: Matt and Matt works at the Music Mill here in

36:56 Speaker 5: Manchester and it's always helping people out. They're always willing

36:59 Speaker 5: to help out others music musicians too.

37:01 Speaker 1: Yeah.

37:02 Speaker 5: And they have their own production studio in Nashua in

37:04 Speaker 5: the same I think they're they're housed close to Terminus, Okay,

37:10 Speaker 5: so they have like a production studio in there.

37:12 Speaker 1: Yeah.

37:13 Speaker 5: They they put out what looked like million dollar music videos.

37:17 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, in terms of video content too. Yeah.

37:21 Speaker 1: The way the technology is now, it's funny because some

37:25 Speaker 1: people think people who aren't people who don't pay attention,

37:28 Speaker 1: people who aren't involved in music, they there's a misperception

37:33 Speaker 1: out there that that there's no more music videos, you

37:35 Speaker 1: know what I mean. Like there's some people who think, well,

37:37 Speaker 1: you know, MTV doesn't do it anymore, and and so

37:40 Speaker 1: there really are no music videos, when in reality, there's

37:42 Speaker 1: more music videos than ever. Yeah, it's put them on

37:44 Speaker 1: YouTube and other social media, but it's it's still uh

37:49 Speaker 1: probably now more than at any time, a very important

37:51 Speaker 1: tool in terms of marketing your music. Do you guys,

37:54 Speaker 1: do you guys have any videos for Devil and Sidis?

37:57 Speaker 5: Yeah, not yet. We well we we do. We put

38:00 Speaker 5: out a music video for single Eyes of a Psychopathy. Yeah,

38:06 Speaker 5: for for me, Like we've grown so much since then.

38:09 Speaker 5: And we had We have a friend he used to

38:13 Speaker 5: work in movies in California and he did it. He

38:17 Speaker 5: did it as a favor, my friend Brandon Rose. He

38:21 Speaker 5: did it as a favor because when he was battling

38:23 Speaker 5: cancer once again, we put together a benefit and had

38:27 Speaker 5: some bands come out play, raise money and help his

38:30 Speaker 5: mom get an apartment out there to go back and

38:32 Speaker 5: forth from Massachusetts to LA And so he said, you know,

38:38 Speaker 5: he always wanted to repay me somehow, and with no

38:42 Speaker 5: budget at all, absolutely zero budget he threw a music

38:45 Speaker 5: video together for our song Eyes of Psychopath. You know,

38:48 Speaker 5: it's a song we threw together about Michael Myers and

38:52 Speaker 5: Halloween origin story that came out and that that version

38:56 Speaker 5: that came out around that time. And yeah, so that's

39:00 Speaker 5: about it, and we have for music videos. Yeah, hopefully

39:03 Speaker 5: in the next year or two we can tap Sergio

39:05 Speaker 5: or one of these guys and get something cool.

39:08 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it makes sense because obviously you really kind

39:11 Speaker 1: of ramp things back up again with all the shows

39:12 Speaker 1: that you're playing. And yeah, yeah, no, I think that

39:15 Speaker 1: would be that would be very cool. In a moment,

39:19 Speaker 1: we'll play We'll play that Jimmy Half Dead. So is

39:22 Speaker 1: it officially it's Jimmy half Dad that's the name of

39:26 Speaker 1: the artists, or is there something else to Jimmy half

39:29 Speaker 1: Dead and the dialogue and the dialogue?

39:31 Speaker 7: Gotcha?

39:32 Speaker 6: Yeah.

39:32 Speaker 5: The members of that band are Johnny their drummer, and

39:37 Speaker 5: Kurt Dobel, who you will know as Psycho Deestructo from

39:41 Speaker 5: the band Green Jelly and Guelo.

39:42 Speaker 1: Oh okay, gotcha, gotcha.

39:44 Speaker 5: So there's a lot of like a lot of the

39:46 Speaker 5: Green Jelly guys are on the show tonight.

39:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, no, that's that's really cool. That's really cool, and

39:51 Speaker 1: we should remind people too. For people just joining us,

39:54 Speaker 1: we have Sean from Devil inside us here and uh,

39:57 Speaker 1: they're going to be playing tonight at Terminus Underground in Nashua,

40:01 Speaker 1: which is and it's a very important event. We should

40:04 Speaker 1: tell people again who are just joining us, what tonight's

40:06 Speaker 1: all about.

40:06 Speaker 5: Yeah. So our mutual friend Ben he Ben Spellman, Ben Campbell,

40:11 Speaker 5: however you know him, he does a charity every year

40:16 Speaker 5: for the past eighteen years for Chs Manchester Amischig Health

40:21 Speaker 5: where he collects toys for kids. He goes out, he

40:25 Speaker 5: raises the money, puts his own money and purchases them himself,

40:29 Speaker 5: delivers the toys. And this year, like you know, he

40:34 Speaker 5: has the power of his popular YouTube channel Speards and Bruise,

40:38 Speaker 5: and we decided to team with him. Jamie Hafted does

40:41 Speaker 5: his annual Christmas show Make It for a good Cause.

40:45 Speaker 5: That was kind of one of the stipulations of us

40:48 Speaker 5: playing was like, we'll make it a good cause, brings

40:51 Speaker 5: something good of it, and we'll do it at Terminus Underground,

40:54 Speaker 5: which is a new venue which is really up and coming.

40:57 Speaker 5: Oh yeah, and the scene together bring people together and

41:02 Speaker 5: do something good. So that'll be a Terminus Underground tonight,

41:05 Speaker 5: Jimmy Half Dead and the Dialogues, Christmas in Hell to

41:10 Speaker 5: support the Bike's Beards and brew Toy Drive and all

41:13 Speaker 5: for Chs Manchester.

41:15 Speaker 1: That's fantastic. By the way, andre I mentioned earlier is

41:19 Speaker 1: in the chat room and he gave us a great

41:21 Speaker 1: comment here. It's always a great way to start off

41:24 Speaker 1: a show day. Get up in the morning, suck down

41:28 Speaker 1: some coffee and listen on in hearing the milestones, seeing

41:32 Speaker 1: our musicians tell their stories and histories, all to top

41:35 Speaker 1: it off with a great music event at the end

41:37 Speaker 1: of the day at Terminus Underground. The music, the artists,

41:41 Speaker 1: the feeling and atmosphere is why we do what we do.

41:44 Speaker 1: So glad to know so many of these amazing people

41:46 Speaker 1: and work with them over the course of their life.

41:49 Speaker 1: Thank you Matt Connerton and Jen Coffee for being so

41:51 Speaker 1: amazing and sharing to the world over the airwaves. Love

41:55 Speaker 1: you all well. Thank you andre that's a wonderful comment.

41:58 Speaker 1: We really appreciate that.

42:00 Speaker 10: You know.

42:00 Speaker 1: We're happy to do it, happy to do our part

42:02 Speaker 1: and uh, you know, this is one of the things

42:04 Speaker 1: I love to do, is talking to musicians and and

42:07 Speaker 1: you know, when it's for a great cause, you know,

42:08 Speaker 1: that's that makes it even better, you know. So so

42:11 Speaker 1: I love that you're I love that you're doing that,

42:13 Speaker 1: and you know, and I, like I said, I got

42:16 Speaker 1: to get bet on the show because I haven't. I

42:17 Speaker 1: haven't seen that guy in so long. But a lot

42:20 Speaker 1: of great memories there.

42:21 Speaker 5: Yeah, And what I said about Andre off Air, you know,

42:24 Speaker 5: when he approached me and told me what he was

42:27 Speaker 5: doing with Terminus, it was kind of based on something

42:31 Speaker 5: that had gotten shut down years ago. He wants an

42:35 Speaker 5: accessible music venue, something like there was a small club

42:38 Speaker 5: called mose Isley. It was built into this small area

42:43 Speaker 5: where bands were rehearsing and getting together. And when Andre said,

42:49 Speaker 5: this is kind of like the basis is to do

42:53 Speaker 5: that but amplify it.

42:55 Speaker 1: Yeah, and.

42:58 Speaker 5: A lot of that, you know, it was the mentality

43:01 Speaker 5: of someone like Anderson Mahr, who was who's passed a

43:04 Speaker 5: long time ago now. But yeah, it was always about

43:08 Speaker 5: bringing bringing the music community together and doing really cool things.

43:11 Speaker 5: And there's a lot more than people know as far

43:14 Speaker 5: as the music community all over New England. Yeah, all

43:17 Speaker 5: friends and we all get along and we all do

43:20 Speaker 5: stuff like.

43:20 Speaker 1: This when you were when you mentioned when we were

43:24 Speaker 1: talking off air, you mentioned Moseley, and I thought, that's familiar.

43:30 Speaker 1: I remember Moseley, And then I realized why I remember it.

43:33 Speaker 1: I actually played at Moseley when I was in Chemical Distance.

43:37 Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember Kem D. We had

43:39 Speaker 1: a we had a short run. It wasn't for that long,

43:41 Speaker 1: but had we played a show at Moseley, and I

43:43 Speaker 1: remember it being definitely one of the most unique, if

43:47 Speaker 1: not the most unique venue.

43:49 Speaker 5: Play rehearsal spaces, knocked down a wall, built a bar

43:52 Speaker 5: in the middle. You walked in. It was like a

43:53 Speaker 5: nightclub in an industrial building.

43:56 Speaker 11: Yes.

43:56 Speaker 5: Yes, we rehearsed next door at one of the other

43:59 Speaker 5: sections of the building.

44:00 Speaker 1: No kidding.

44:00 Speaker 5: It was in the Everett Music Complex.

44:02 Speaker 1: I'll be damned. That's such a small world, isn't it.

44:05 Speaker 12: Yeah.

44:05 Speaker 1: Or it's a small scene. Yeah, everybody. Everybody really does

44:08 Speaker 1: kind of know each other or is connected in some way,

44:10 Speaker 1: you know, one or two degrees of separation. Yeah, Moseley.

44:15 Speaker 13: Yeah.

44:15 Speaker 1: When you said it, I was like, oh, it sounds familiar,

44:17 Speaker 1: and I remember, now that's a Star Wars reference, right.

44:19 Speaker 1: I'm more of a Trekkie. I never really got much

44:21 Speaker 1: into Star Wars. But I know that's because if I

44:23 Speaker 1: remember correctly, Yeah, there was some sort of Star Wars

44:25 Speaker 1: related theme. Wait, is Moseley the bar with all the

44:31 Speaker 1: aliens and the first one or the second one?

44:34 Speaker 5: I remember which movie?

44:35 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the same with me. Yeah,

44:39 Speaker 1: but okay, no that it's it's all coming back to

44:41 Speaker 1: me now. Yeah, that was a cool place. But see,

44:43 Speaker 1: so I didn't know that part of it though. I

44:45 Speaker 1: didn't know that. Like I knew I knew the terminus

44:49 Speaker 1: because I remember Eleanor explaining it. I knew the connection

44:53 Speaker 1: to is at the Walking Dead. I knew that part,

44:56 Speaker 1: but I didn't know that that the inspiration for it

44:58 Speaker 1: originally was mose Eley. I had no idea.

45:00 Speaker 5: I didn't know either. And I saw Andrea at a

45:03 Speaker 5: show in Lowell at Coto and when he explained that

45:09 Speaker 5: to me, and when we were talking briefly, and I

45:12 Speaker 5: was like, Oh, that's pretty cool. That is now we

45:15 Speaker 5: get to do something cool there.

45:16 Speaker 1: That is very very cool. Awesome. Oh hello to b Pinard,

45:21 Speaker 1: by the way, one of our very loyal listeners who

45:24 Speaker 1: is in the chat room. Good morning and Carol's the

45:27 Speaker 1: warow it's also in there good morning, so we will

45:31 Speaker 1: we'll wrap up the segment with that that track from

45:35 Speaker 1: Jimmy half Dad and the dialogues. But uh, the other

45:38 Speaker 1: thing too, I want to make sure people know because

45:40 Speaker 1: you know, we talked a lot about the show tonight,

45:42 Speaker 1: I want to encourage people to attend that. Also, Uh,

45:45 Speaker 1: where should people go to?

45:47 Speaker 5: Uh?

45:48 Speaker 1: Where's the best place to go to keep up with

45:49 Speaker 1: everything you're doing?

45:51 Speaker 5: You can find us on Instagram and Facebook at devil

45:55 Speaker 5: inside us d e v l y n S y

45:58 Speaker 5: d U S. We don't have a dot com anymore.

46:01 Speaker 5: We feel like that didn't really bring in a lot

46:02 Speaker 5: of traffic dot com and uh, we're not on TikTok

46:06 Speaker 5: oh Okay, I don't fully trust it. It's new to

46:11 Speaker 5: me and I'm a very simple dude.

46:16 Speaker 1: Yeah, I I haven't done much with it myself actually,

46:20 Speaker 1: to be honest with you, Like, I have a TikTok account,

46:21 Speaker 1: but I haven't really done much with it. But very

46:24 Speaker 1: cool and uh, and you're very googleable, you know, type in,

46:28 Speaker 1: type in your name. Although the good thing that's one

46:30 Speaker 1: of the good things too about having a really unique name,

46:32 Speaker 1: you know, Yeah, it's easy to google, and it's extraordinarily

46:36 Speaker 1: unlikely that somebody else is going to pop up that

46:38 Speaker 1: another band, or somebody's gonna pop up with the same name.

46:41 Speaker 5: Yeah, that's important, especially when it pops up on like

46:44 Speaker 5: fagelovers Dot. You know, my friends from high school that

46:48 Speaker 5: are jugglers, or some people who've seen us play with Twisted,

46:51 Speaker 5: they're like, oh my god, you're on this website. Yeah,

46:55 Speaker 5: but I mean, so's Billy those.

46:58 Speaker 1: Guys exactly exactly. So we'll end with this track this

47:02 Speaker 1: is We're Love? Am I saying that right?

47:04 Speaker 5: That's that's how it was sent to me. I wonder

47:06 Speaker 5: if it's.

47:06 Speaker 1: Where Love it's w E R E dash l O

47:09 Speaker 1: ve so I guess that's it. But yeah, Jimmy Half

47:13 Speaker 1: Dead and the Dialogues they're the headliner at the show

47:16 Speaker 1: tonight and Sean, this has been wonderful. Thank you so

47:18 Speaker 1: much for coming in. You absolutely, and it sounds like

47:21 Speaker 1: you guys are very busy with the band, so we

47:23 Speaker 1: will definitely have you back in. You absolutely, And if

47:26 Speaker 1: you are listening live on Saturday morning, stick around. Tom

47:29 Speaker 1: Modern is coming up next in the second hour. But

47:32 Speaker 1: check this out a little Jimmy half dead and the dialogues.

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