Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-11-26 hour 2

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4:12 Speaker 14: That is ghosts inside. The band is Day to attend and we've got the guys here. We're going to be speaking with them in just a moment. Welcome everybody. We have entered our number two Numarrow Doos of Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of WMNH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. You can stream the show from anywhere. Go to Matt connorton dot com, slash live for all of your live streaming options, social media links, contact infoks, show archives, et cetera, et cetera.

4:37 Speaker 14: If you are listening live. It is Saturday April eleven, twenty twenty six. Jenny is here of course at the news table and we have let's go ahead and get these mics on. We've got Day to attend here with us in studio. Welcome guys, what thank you hey, all right, you know the you know the tradition. We'll start in the corner. Please tell us who you are and what you do in the band.

4:58 Speaker 15: I am Larry Williams. I am the beat of this band, the beat. It's all about me. I played drums in the band.

5:06 Speaker 14: Very good. Welcome Larry, Thank you.

5:09 Speaker 16: Ed I'm Edward Nikolaiitis. I played guitar in some bass.

5:13 Speaker 14: Very good, very good.

5:15 Speaker 17: Jeff Richard's lead voice, mouth loud mouth, annoying one. I do the vocals and a little acoustic guitar.

5:24 Speaker 14: Very good. And you, sir, Oh, hang on, Bruce, I'm sorry, this is this is lower than next.

5:30 Speaker 1: Bruce.

5:32 Speaker 18: My name is Bruce Gates. I play bass in a little bit of guitar, back of vocals.

5:36 Speaker 14: All right, welcome, welcome guys. Uh, so we have some new music from you. We're going to be featuring in a few minutes. But so well, let's address this. So you guys are a four piece now, yes we are. And I think now you guys you were a five piece for a while, but you weren't always a five piece before that, right, We're like, then we went to five, That's what I thought.

5:57 Speaker 17: Yeah, But since we got in the band. We're able to if we need to be a four piece because he plays bass. Two yeah, and then now it's cool is that he plays bass too, So the guys do some switching around.

6:10 Speaker 14: Okay, okay in real time, in real time.

6:13 Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, well things are being switched around.

6:17 Speaker 17: Yeah. The constant stay is thus four right, it just works, It works good, it's it's fun.

6:23 Speaker 18: Right, well together four of us.

6:25 Speaker 14: Logistically it's easier in some ways, right, you know, when you're when you're booking shows and stuff, it's it's easier if you got four people than five people.

6:32 Speaker 17: Yeah, then we only have to pay each other. We get more money, right, hire too, there you go, yeah, rent money's hire it. Yeah, okay, we'll get with some of the bums sitting outside to come in and you know, pay some rent or something.

6:46 Speaker 14: Right, right, it's funny. I was, you know, a long time ago. I was in a band called First Shove, and First Shove had always been a five piece, and then, uh, we lost one of our guitar players. And and I remember Rich Burke, who was the one or original member of the band, so he was kind of the de facto leader. He said, uh, maybe we should just be a four piece for a while, and it was you know, only having one guitar because it was you know, the kind of thing where you know, there was always that two guitar attack.

7:10 Speaker 14: But it was like, yeah, after a few shows, it was like, oh, it's kind of easier.

7:14 Speaker 17: Yeah, it's kind of like we've been rehearsing as a four piece and just like, yeah, they switch on a couple of songs, so they you know, get to still play bass, still play guitar. Recording, We're just gonna have a you know, anybody can do whatever they want on the recording. They can all play guitars, they can you can play bass on half the song, you play.

7:38 Speaker 14: In the middle of a song.

7:39 Speaker 17: Yeah, that's gonna be be fun.

7:43 Speaker 14: It just works. Yeah the four Yeah, yeah, yeah, outstanding. And so you've been recording, so tell us about these uh so well, South Louisiana. So tell me about this track. This is really really good.

7:58 Speaker 17: So we just walk into practice one day and Bruce is messing around on the guitar and then I turned my vocal mic on and then I'm like hmmm, and I think I said, hey, what's that and he says, oh, just something I'm messing and then I get a big smile because if it's if it's his, that means I can put something to it, right, And yeah, I just started kind of singing something. Ed started putting some stuff to it. Larry started playing some drums, and we just kept jamming it and jamming it, and then yeah, we started playing it at gigs and people like, what's that song?

8:30 Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm like, oh yeah, and uh, it took us a while to get it recorded, but yeah, we found the right time in our schedule to dip into it, and we started at the beginning of the year. Then we all got the plague for like two months, so we're sick and cold all that. Yeah, brutal, and so yeah, it's it's it's cool. It's out now on all the digital platforms, and so we're excited for people enjoyed it so much live. It's gonna be it's gonna be nice to hear the feedback with if they like what they like about the recording.

9:02 Speaker 14: Yeah, well, well it's interesting to me is so the two tracks you sent me, So you've got that, but you've also got not coming back the down South mix yep, So I'm curious. I mean is did one influence the other because you've you know, you've got they both have a southern theme apparently, right, Yeah.

9:19 Speaker 17: It was I don't know. It was just kind of like like I needed any more to work on. But I was like, you know what, like not coming back. There's an acoustic version of it on the CD. Yes, but it's not really like it's it's not a true acoustic version, you know, it's more you know, it's I don't know, I just want to do something more. We put a twelve string part to it, took out some stuff. Sometimes the things you take away really add yes, Yes, just made it more simple. Yeah, And I was like this kind of sounds cool.

9:51 Speaker 17: I played it for the guys like cool, and I'm like, ah, it's this is gonna be a digital B side Okay. I love like back in the day with the records or even the cassette singles, you always had that B side. Yeah, and now everything's digital, but why not we could still have a digital B side?

10:05 Speaker 16: Yeah?

10:05 Speaker 14: I was like, uh, like growing up, you know, more so with UK artists, they would they would put, uh, you know, a B side that wasn't something that was on the album because you know, most American artists, it would just be you know, the label would pick a throwaway track from the album and that would be the B side, something that they didn't think they were ever going to release as a single. But bands like like Oasis always did this, Like all their b sides were were new. Like my favorite Oasis song is Acquiesce.

10:31 Speaker 14: That's a B side one of my favorite bands I love. Yeah yeah, yeah, absolutely, but but I always thought that was cool. So a digital B side I like that concept. Yeah that's excellent.

10:42 Speaker 18: Our next single will have a dance mix as the B side.

10:44 Speaker 14: Yeah, there you go.

10:46 Speaker 18: That was a common thing too, right, like someone releases song, yeah, the dance mix.

10:50 Speaker 17: Yeah, we could probably do that, probably what we want.

10:55 Speaker 14: Yeah that's the thing. Yeah, that's the thing. Uh, well, should we play this? Should we play South Louisiana?

11:00 Speaker 17: I think it's time the world needs to hear this now?

11:02 Speaker 14: Has this been heard? Has this been heard anywhere on the radio already?

11:05 Speaker 17: No, this is the debut of it.

11:07 Speaker 14: So this is the World Radio premiere.

11:09 Speaker 17: World Radio. We always come to you with our premieres.

11:12 Speaker 14: I appreciate that. Now I'm looking for the bump the world premiere. Oh there it is and he excuse to play the bumper? All right, very good. So here it is the World Radio premiere, brand new from day to attend South Louisiana.

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11:29 Speaker 16: World Premiere.

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15:46 Speaker 14: There it is you heard it here first, the World Radio premiere of South Louisiana by day to attend.

15:51 Speaker 17: It never gets old here and that on the radio any of our songs.

15:54 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, well done, gentlemen, well done, thank you, well done. And if you are just joining us day to attend here with us in studio and no, that's uh, that's that's really good. You're getting some love in the chat room. Uh, Tom Sarahcuse is in there, says bad ass tune. Gentlemen, great performance last night. Where did you guys play last night?

16:16 Speaker 17: Bungalow?

16:17 Speaker 19: Ah?

16:18 Speaker 17: Yes, now that's a new place, Yes, kind of new. They're open and they closed and they really closed. Okay, I feel like I've just been hearing about them recently. Yeah, they're getting a buzz going with the place.

16:28 Speaker 18: It's a nice you get some national accent there too.

16:31 Speaker 14: Oh really good.

16:32 Speaker 1: Good?

16:32 Speaker 14: And where is that? Where's the bungalow right across from the stadium? Oh it is okay, oh right there.

16:39 Speaker 17: Yeah, it's hard to find it. Then you have time.

16:41 Speaker 1: You were talking about it.

16:42 Speaker 14: You were talking about that off air.

16:44 Speaker 17: Yeah, they said they got one on the way. But yeah, yeah, driving all around looking for that place.

16:48 Speaker 14: Yeah, maybe that's why it closed before you know you said it opening and closing. Maybe they just never had to sign them, you know.

16:54 Speaker 17: Yeah, nobody's coming and can't find it.

16:59 Speaker 14: That's funny, that's funny.

17:01 Speaker 17: Who did you play with? Who else was their last night? Thumbs down? Dark Rain and exception?

17:06 Speaker 14: Okay, very good, very cool, very cool. Oh there was another comment in the chat room too. Now this might be a little off topic, but oh actually, before I go to that, Debbie Williams Worthman says, love it, Debbie. Somebody else was asking, uh, let's see, let me get back to it here. Anthony Demambro. Demambro says, have you ever seen the Elm Street market basket Elvis?

17:35 Speaker 16: I have not.

17:35 Speaker 14: I feel like I feel like I have.

17:38 Speaker 17: I try to stay clear of that place.

17:40 Speaker 14: I do too, I do too. I will not go to that market basket. The parking lot itself is a nightmare.

17:46 Speaker 17: Well did you see that accident.

17:50 Speaker 14: Flying right?

17:50 Speaker 3: Oh?

17:51 Speaker 17: Yeah, I thought that was Larry trying to get the band Brack.

17:56 Speaker 16: Who says I rush?

18:00 Speaker 14: I did, I did see that. Yeah, But I feel like I know who the market street, the market basket Elm Street, Elm Street market basket, Elvis is.

18:08 Speaker 17: I wonder if you got to go like around one am and find him or something.

18:12 Speaker 14: Well, because there's a there's a guy I've seen and this dude's been around for decades. I used to see him when I lived in Concord, but I've seen him around Manchester too. A guy who just has Elvis style hair and the sideburns. Does that sound familiar to any of you guys, Just some dude who's always around? Yeah? Yeah, so I wonder if that's the guy because.

18:32 Speaker 18: You wear like the suits and by like peanut butter and bananas and stuff.

18:35 Speaker 14: No, no, no, not that I've seen. But he does have but he just has the hair on the sideburns and it's, uh, it's really strange.

18:43 Speaker 17: So make it a cattle call to guy. Get him on the show.

18:45 Speaker 14: Yeah. Well, now I'd love to invite him on. Yeah, so we'll put that out there. Some interesting conversations that could be that could be. Yeah, I haven't seen him lately, but I've definitely seen him around, like baby, just for so, where did you guys record that? Because it sounds amazing in South Louisiana.

19:08 Speaker 17: Oh so we record ourselves. Yeah, digital, So I we did a bunch of that at our jam space. Yeah, and then some stuff at my house.

19:16 Speaker 14: It's great though, that you're able to pull that off, because a lot of bands try to do that. Oh you know, we record in our band space and then it you know, and they come out with something that sounds like a demo.

19:27 Speaker 17: It sounds like it was recorded at a band space, right right.

19:30 Speaker 14: But but everything you guys do it sounds like it was done at a million dollar studio.

19:33 Speaker 17: Yeah, it's nice because we can. It's it's it's a double edged sword because you you've got the total control and the time overdoing it. Sometimes you overdo it. Yeah, Like I've had times where it's been like I spent way too much time on something and doing it again and then realizing, oh, it sounded the same as it did before. You know, but you got to learn when to back off of it, Like I take a break from it for a day if I get burned on it.

19:58 Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, no, that makes sense. Listening fatigue, Oh yeah, yeah, you're fatigue is very real.

20:04 Speaker 19: But thirty forty years ago, you didn't have that option to do that. All you had was a four track recorder, right, sound like.

20:11 Speaker 14: Yeah, a task him, Yeah, I I had one of those. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, we're.

20:16 Speaker 17: Paying huge money at a studio exactly.

20:18 Speaker 19: That was your two options right there.

20:20 Speaker 14: Yeah. Yeah, and of course the studios. You know, what's interesting to me is studios are one of those things that it's always interesting as we get older to see like what technology goes away, what technology doesn't go away that people are thinking, is that people think will go away, what technology goes away that people think what we would always have. And you know, one of the things I remember people predicting decades ago is eventually you won't have recording studios anymore because everybody will be recording on their own.

20:46 Speaker 14: But I feel like there's more recording studios than ever, so studios continue to thrive. But if you know what you're doing, which you guys obviously do because you know, again that sounds like it was done in a million dollar studio. You know, you've got so many you've got more ways than ever now to record music.

21:00 Speaker 17: Yeah, that's great. Yeah, as long as you get that it's all digital, So as long as you get a nice, clean recording, you do whatever you want with it. Yeah.

21:07 Speaker 14: Yeah, is that how you guys have done it from the beginning, Because everything I've heard you guys ever put out.

21:11 Speaker 17: Pretty much yeah, pretty much. That's how we've been doing it for years.

21:16 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, outstanding. Yeah. And then so I assume with so the other new track, the uh down South, Yeah they're not coming Back? Yeah, down South mix of Not Coming Back? Is it down South mix?

21:29 Speaker 19: Yeah?

21:29 Speaker 14: Down South mix? Yeah, you did that the same way obviously, right, yeah.

21:33 Speaker 17: I mean we just took that. It's the same tracks from the album. Yeah, but we added the fresh toilve string to it, Okay, okay, and took a bunch of stuff out of it. Yeah, it made it more homegrown sounding, right right, Yeah, No, it's really good. Should we play that next? Spent dying to share this with?

21:54 Speaker 1: All right?

21:55 Speaker 14: Very good? So this is the Not Coming Back, it's the down South mix and it is a digital B side from Day to a ten. Let's give this a spend. This is really good.

22:05 Speaker 22: Listen up, but to one, you won't never speaking what you've seen. I've heard you said too much. It's time to go for a little round. Had You're not coming back.

22:33 Speaker 1: You're seeing way too much. You're not coming back, he said way too much. Mother left you when you were ten.

22:56 Speaker 1: Father you have never seen him him My trouble love took you away.

23:06 Speaker 8: You have to known on.

23:08 Speaker 23: Judgment, you're not coming back. You've seen way too much.

23:23 Speaker 1: You're not coming back. He said, wait too much, You're.

23:39 Speaker 9: Don't coming back.

23:50 Speaker 6: I hope you got to say.

23:57 Speaker 23: It's got too bad.

23:59 Speaker 1: If it ain't you, then it's bad.

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25:10 Speaker 24: You're not come in, Bessye, you way too much. You're not come in bes see you way too much. You're not come in, Bessie, way too much.

25:32 Speaker 14: Hmm. There it is the down South mix of not coming back. Sweet day to attend, and we have day to attend. You're with us, We're with us in studio, Jeff, you were saying you have a story about so I add the other.

25:45 Speaker 17: We added twelve string to it, but also added the scene way too much at the end, which was actually it was an idea of Larry's, oh that he came up with it, but we had the album was finished, and he came up with it, and I was just like, I can't, I can't dig it back out. And so we do it live all the time. Bruce sings it. So when we're doing when I was doing that edit, I was like, I gotta add that in.

26:06 Speaker 14: Yeah.

26:07 Speaker 17: I couldn't wait to tell him about it. But that was his idea.

26:10 Speaker 14: Oh that's cool, that's cool. You should talk to you about the about what the song's about. I know we've talked about it before on the show, but for new listeners, because there's obviously there's a story to it.

26:17 Speaker 17: Yeah, it's like a mob story. It's like a story song. Yeah, about you're involved with the mob and you've got like somebody young. You work with them, and they screw up and they see something and they say something, and now it's your problem. You get to take care of them. Yeah, you're not coming back time to go for a little ride. You're not coming back, and it's either you take care of the problem or you're gonna get taken care of. I probably watched Good Fellows or something.

26:50 Speaker 1: Yeah.

26:51 Speaker 17: I think Ede the other day just said, oh I just realized what that was about. Remember you told me, you said to me you were you read you were reading the lyrics. I got it on text.

27:01 Speaker 14: Really, Okay, he has.

27:02 Speaker 16: Evidence, all right. I think he's trying to say, oh, well, we're.

27:09 Speaker 17: Gonna go for a little ride.

27:12 Speaker 18: It might not because.

27:16 Speaker 17: Because boy, no, that.

27:20 Speaker 14: Is a great song. So what what's the plan for these? Well, I know that's a digital B side, but for South Louisiana is not going to go on an album. Are you guys working on an album? Or we are excellent.

27:30 Speaker 17: Starting like we've got like the next practice is writing, okay, and yeah, we're just gonna do one song at a time until we get an album.

27:39 Speaker 14: Yeah.

27:39 Speaker 17: I don't know if we'll put them all out as singles. I want to save stuff for a full album. But you know, we'll probably like South Louisiana is out, I would I could say, we probably maybe do one more single and then just kick ass on the you know, getting the album done. Yeah, yeah, I think we're gonna get it done fast because we got all these ideas.

28:00 Speaker 14: Is brilliant.

28:00 Speaker 10: Yeah.

28:01 Speaker 17: Every time we practiced lately, it's like the first ten minutes is you know. Oh yeah, I love every recall. I literally have like multiple ideas of songs.

28:11 Speaker 14: Yeah.

28:12 Speaker 17: Yeah, so I think we'll that's we'll start doing that now.

28:15 Speaker 14: Yeah. That's good. That's good. The last one came out what was it two years ago? Maybe? Yep?

28:22 Speaker 17: Okay, it is like about two years ago. Yeah, twenty four August twenty four.

28:26 Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, okay, do you think I mean, is it is anything gonna change with the new one? I mean obviously the person out maybe changes, but in terms of your approach to you know, thematically or anything, any any ideas like or do you think it'll be kind of the same sound or.

28:42 Speaker 17: I think it's gonna be more of a band effort. Yeah, Like whereas the last two albums, a lot of it was me and Ed Okay, I think it's gonna I think we're gonna jam a lot and just come up with stuff. Yeah, that's kind of what we've been doing, you know. Yeah, and Bruce wasn't aroun when we did the album, so now we've got his element of ideas that he has, and me and Eddie just have a backlog of stuff you will. Yeah, Yeah, I think I think it'll change. I think our sound is going to change in a well, I think we're gonna experiment more.

29:17 Speaker 17: Yeah, like Sulf Louisiana is very different from anything or even if you listen to our Fallowing Awake album, there's different, you know, styles on there. You get the goo Goo Dolls sounding song and then the heavy stuff and the commercial stuff. So yeah, we're gonna it's gonna be a ripping new album. I'm excited about it. Yeah, definitely outstanding.

29:39 Speaker 14: Do you have any kind of any idea you probably you're probably not ready to put a deadline on it, right, I mean, but maybe I don't know. Do you think do you think do you think within the year you might have something or we hope?

29:50 Speaker 17: So yeah, I was telling I would I'd like to finish out the year and have it ready to go maybe for know, early next year, right right, it's April already. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we still get a lot I mean, yeah, we got a lot of work to do, but yeah, we work well together fast, Like when we finally got down to recording South Louisiana, we had that thing done.

30:17 Speaker 14: Quick really yeah. Yeah yeah.

30:19 Speaker 17: Plus we've been playing it for like eight months, so we've always added down good you know.

30:23 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. Do you try to everything that you're recording, do you always try to play it out first?

30:31 Speaker 1: We always?

30:32 Speaker 19: Yeah, Yeah, Like Charlie Hill Wheel, yeah, experiment Mike.

30:36 Speaker 17: And Terry Charlie s Hill say ahead of them.

30:38 Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, they've been on the show.

30:40 Speaker 17: They came out to the show last night.

30:42 Speaker 19: Oh okay, yeah, yeah, we usually experiment out there. Yeah, Charlie Hill, we see what it's what if people like it, you know, because.

30:49 Speaker 14: Some bands won't. It's interesting, you know, different people kind of approach that differently, Like some bands they don't. It's like, oh, we're working on new stuff, but we can't. We can't play it out till we've recorded it, you know.

30:58 Speaker 17: It's yeah, I mean it depends on the show. If we're opening for like a national act, we're going to do all our tight stuff that ever, you know. But gigs like that, like Charlie's Hills, very relaxed. That's the place you go and try stuff new out, I feel, yeah, because we've Yeah, almost every time we play it there we have a new song that we've split out or something. Yeah, that's cool. It's kind of fun. That's cool.

31:27 Speaker 14: Is there still a lot in your set from when? Because Day at ten? How long has they Too at ten been around? Now it's been Has it been a decade now?

31:33 Speaker 17: We started like twenty twenty ish?

31:38 Speaker 14: Oh well okay, yeah, so actually a lot lesson I thought.

31:41 Speaker 17: Because we ended up doing the album during COVID.

31:44 Speaker 8: Yeah.

31:44 Speaker 17: First album. Oh COVID was twenty twenty, right.

31:47 Speaker 14: Yeah, Yeah, and COVID cause for I think a lot of us, including me obviously, this weird time distortion thing where I don't know how long ago it was anymore.

31:57 Speaker 17: It was like day to Attend was kind of like a solo project I was doing, and I was playing with Eddie and Larry and we were doing some shows and then we kind of, you know, changed into the band. But when yeah, when COVID shut everything down, that's when we just said, well, let's record continuous Bloom came out of that, yeah, and that was that came out on.

32:18 Speaker 14: To Okay okay, yeah, and yeah, do you still play a lot of that from the first from the first album in the live show?

32:29 Speaker 17: We have a couple songs I want to play more from that though. Really yeah, I think we'll dive into that a little more. We have a we're talking about that at the end of the day, right there, man like that in a while.

32:40 Speaker 25: Yeah, that's be kind of cool if we did the album and its entirety the anniversary or something, Yeah, that would that's cool. I love when bands do that kind of stuff. Sometimes it's overdone, but sometimes it's really cool. It was like, Yeah, that was really like when Rush did Moving Pictures during the Time Machine.

32:55 Speaker 17: I love stuff like that.

32:56 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, that is cool.

32:57 Speaker 17: It's like it's hard to do set lists, like because Continuous Bloom is like a thirteen song album. Yeah, Falling Awake is a ten Yeah, so that's twenty three tracks right there. To pick your ten songs set. It's a good problem to have. Yeah, and then you add stuff like South Louisiana and then now that's one more song from the catalog that's not gonna get played because we want to play the new stuff, you know, right, all right, but yeah, like we can switch around stuff too. Yeah, like we don't have to do We tend to kind of do the same set for the summer.

33:28 Speaker 17: But I think especially now that we're a four piece and we've played all the stuff, we can switch around stuff more.

33:34 Speaker 14: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. I was thinking, should we play another one from uh Falling Awake? Maybe uh World of Zen?

33:42 Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, do that, that'd be cool.

33:44 Speaker 14: I'd like to I'd like to get another one of those Awake everybody up. Yeah, Yeah, I like this one a lot, and the have the radio edit fake is your favorite? Maybe we'll play that at the end of the segment. You know we can get that in. Yeah, absolutely, no, we have time. Yeah, let's give the suspend. This is really good. This is a world of zen. And if you are just joining us day to attendance. Here, h.

34:22 Speaker 4: H here whatt you say?

34:38 Speaker 1: It's all you're not Jurassic and man, you.

34:42 Speaker 9: Made one mistake.

34:46 Speaker 11: Listen, becaustic confidence you live in hand, fall with your helpans and funding yourself to the ground.

35:01 Speaker 4: Take your time.

35:05 Speaker 6: When you jumping to the last.

35:07 Speaker 9: Time whist time.

35:12 Speaker 10: You fall your fall, you not want to break.

35:36 Speaker 4: Until you get up on your head. You're trowning, not sening off.

35:45 Speaker 11: You can't try talk and utication word when you're half next you're balsore crashing to the ground.

35:59 Speaker 1: Take your time.

36:03 Speaker 11: When you jump into the back wisdom time the fall way, Take your time to job side. It's a stamp across the land mine.

36:21 Speaker 23: Drifting in your world up, send.

36:24 Speaker 9: Your f your far nowhere.

36:44 Speaker 13: Try wait just away. Make the bed of every day to waste.

36:52 Speaker 4: The way out of the day. That's right. Take your time.

37:15 Speaker 11: When you jump into the bag wisdom time you fall awake, take your time. Let's a stamp across the land mine drifting in your world on't send your fall, no fall, no word, A word.

37:47 Speaker 9: Following the word.

37:52 Speaker 14: That is world of Zen. The band is Day to Attend and they are here with us in studio. Absolutely. I don't get the blood pumping. Hell you is like that, A lot like that, A lot you guys are getting some love in the chat room Colleen Biggs. And then they're throwing the horns.

38:08 Speaker 17: Nice pictures last night, think yeah, oh, very good.

38:10 Speaker 18: So she's a photographer, she's my girlfriend. So hey, Sweeten, and thank you're taking the pictures.

38:16 Speaker 17: Yeah good.

38:16 Speaker 18: Her and her daughter came out last night. It was actually her daughter's first concert ever.

38:21 Speaker 14: Very cool. Yeah, that's awesome, very good, very good.

38:24 Speaker 16: He's a bass player, he only has one.

38:26 Speaker 18: Yeah right, my knuckles dragged too much to really catch any others.

38:31 Speaker 14: I gotcha, I gotcha. I'm a bass player. I got it. And we have paper jam. Yeah, we love paper jam. They're in the chat room. Says that them Day to Attend never disappoints with their creativity, songwriting and musicianship. Love this band.

38:50 Speaker 17: They're also throwing the horns. There are another I always send them our new tracks early too. Yeah, Sheila loves it and oh yeah, once I get her stealing approval too.

39:01 Speaker 14: Yep, what do you think of that one? Yeah?

39:03 Speaker 17: Yeah, get better quick. She had a surgery.

39:06 Speaker 14: Oh okay, yeah, okay, I knew there was something I wasn't sure exactly what don't smack tony right, little boy, little boy? Yeah No, we love paper jam uh check check them out if you haven't. I love getting the you know, I get it into the mail every month and always look forward to that magazine. Absolutely, absolutely doing great things for the scene. Now what So are you guys playing a lot of shows? It sounds like you're you're always busy, right.

39:35 Speaker 17: So yeah, we kicked it off last night. It was our first one of twenty six okay, and the next show is May sixteenth at Rumors in Biddeford, Maine. Okay, back out of town.

39:47 Speaker 4: Yeah.

39:48 Speaker 14: Yeah.

39:49 Speaker 17: We have a few dates up Dato ten dot com. Waiting on some like promotional materials for some of them to announce them, but they are on our site. Yeah, we have a handful of shows coming up.

40:00 Speaker 14: Yeah, excellent, excellent. You're gonna have a busy summer, is that?

40:03 Speaker 17: Yeah? I mean, well, we're up for anything. If people want to share shows with us, or invite us, or want to play with us. We're up for you know, just hit us up.

40:12 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, very good.

40:14 Speaker 18: Very good, even puppet show, you know.

40:17 Speaker 14: Right, absolutely, let's see so we should we should actually, well, no, we could. We'll have time to play it and come back and talk. Larry wanted to hear fake. Talk about fake, Larry, Yeah, talk talk about it while I pull it up.

40:38 Speaker 16: Talk. I love the song.

40:39 Speaker 15: I think it's a radio ready song, but we want to hear my opinion. I know if it meant the meaning. I just think this song should be on the radio. I think you'll agree.

40:47 Speaker 14: Oh that's it. That's the only reason.

40:49 Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm just really thinking, no kidding, that's.

40:53 Speaker 14: Actually that's actually a very good reason.

40:56 Speaker 17: I can't agree with that.

40:58 Speaker 14: I don't think we've ever played this one on the ship. There's no swears in this maybe no, okay, yeah, I don't think we've ever. I don't think we've ever very okay. Alright, let's give this a spin and then we'll come back and chat a little more. We have time. But yeah, Larry, this is a request from Larry. This is fake and the band is day to attime.

41:44 Speaker 1: It's trying to stand extending out a long away here anymore.

41:51 Speaker 5: Side the truth be common before my asse a want to see the storm.

42:00 Speaker 9: Oh mine got a fair.

42:04 Speaker 11: Something beside in a long.

42:11 Speaker 10: Way in a short time in your no tell me Joe,

42:27 Speaker 10: you're so fit.

42:33 Speaker 8: In no.

42:43 Speaker 1: Tell me Joe, trusting me or trusting news A week to see forever mall inside.

42:55 Speaker 13: I could take another day of being like I'm wasting away.

43:01 Speaker 9: To fay too, Gray.

43:05 Speaker 1: I can see that the saw thing.

43:09 Speaker 10: T then side in a long way a short time in.

43:18 Speaker 9: Your sho you're so fee you're saw you saw, you're s You're so.

44:14 Speaker 26: No changing, no feast chany, no must change U no peas chey cad.

44:44 Speaker 14: Oh that is fake. The band is a day to attend and good choice, Larry. Yeah, that is a great track, Jeff, you were saying off air that was actually a single.

44:55 Speaker 16: Yeah.

44:55 Speaker 17: We released that a little while before Falling Awake Out came out.

44:58 Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, yeah, as I was saying, how you know we never played that one on the show at least that I can remember. But no, No, a great great track, great track. If you are just joining us, we do have day to attend here with us in studio, and so when when is the next show? Again, we should remind people who are joining us late when you're next live show.

45:15 Speaker 18: May sixteenth, Maine, rumors.

45:18 Speaker 17: Okay, cool club. Where is it?

45:20 Speaker 14: Bit off? I'm trying to think of where Bittiford is exactly, and I'm not sure. Is it on the way to Portland?

45:27 Speaker 1: Yeah?

45:27 Speaker 17: The area, there's like a bit of there's like a Biteford exit on the way to Portland, okay, and then it's like off that like a few miles.

45:34 Speaker 18: Like an hour. Yeah, it's not terribly far.

45:38 Speaker 17: Oh okay, I always go to bull Moose when I get off the exit. Yeah, buy some records and the.

45:44 Speaker 10: Right right.

45:46 Speaker 14: Where's Holton the Canadian border?

45:49 Speaker 17: Oh really? Oh wow? Yeah we would need to get paid good for that one.

45:52 Speaker 10: Yeah.

45:53 Speaker 14: Oh wow, yeah, no kidding.

45:55 Speaker 17: But Bittiford's cool, nice town. Yeah, that's fun. Yeah, played there.

46:01 Speaker 18: A friend.

46:01 Speaker 1: Yeah.

46:02 Speaker 16: Oh yeah.

46:03 Speaker 17: We played a place called Champions up there too. That that was a cool club.

46:06 Speaker 14: Really was still there, it's still there.

46:09 Speaker 17: I had a good time there.

46:10 Speaker 14: Okay, Okay, very cool, very cool. Where's the furthest you guys have played, because you you've played a lot of shows like far away, right, I.

46:21 Speaker 16: Mean the best show we ever did was in Maine, right really.

46:24 Speaker 17: Yeah yeah, Portland.

46:29 Speaker 18: So yeah, yeah, a lot further than that, though the Vermont show where we did for Josh, is that further.

46:36 Speaker 17: Portland might be further. Portland's probably further. Yeah, probably.

46:42 Speaker 18: Yeah.

46:43 Speaker 14: If you guys been on the show since it's passed away, I can't again. It's that time distort some things. Last summer. Here is the morning of the show. We came in and did promo and then yeah, yeah, it is something about getting older. You know your friends, I mean your friends are well your friends too, but you know, your heroes start start dying.

47:04 Speaker 17: You know him, he was awesome that night too, So.

47:07 Speaker 19: That was my first guitar you know hero. Yeah, who made me want to start playing electric guitars.

47:13 Speaker 14: Oh no kidding. Yeah, it's cool that he was good that night too, because you know, with a hit or miss. Yeah, a lot of negative reviews on on some nights, but it's it's good that you guys got to see him in good form and get to open for him. That's amazing.

47:29 Speaker 17: That was a great show.

47:30 Speaker 25: Yeah, we also lost Azzie since we've been on last Yeah, you did an aussy song last night with Kelly Yeah, well Leada Ford and As.

47:38 Speaker 17: Yeah, an as tribute at the Aura. We did, okay, I did, and Kelly from Dark ragin we we were asked to do close My Eyes Forever from Ozzie and Liday. We did a duet. Yeah, and I went over really good there. So these guys are great. Learn the song and yeah. We played with Kelly and Our Rain last night, so she came up and we did the Close My Eyes Forever song again.

48:04 Speaker 14: It was awesome. Okay, yeah, cool fun. We had Dark Rain on the show. That was a few years ago. I think that was at the old Place I remember correctly.

48:13 Speaker 17: Yeah, they're from Maine, right, Yeah, they're far Yeah, yeah from far. Yeah, they came down and played last night. It was that's awesome. I try to do shows with bands that are similar to what we do so that nobody's you know, like we've done shows before and a band comes out screaming and then the place just clears.

48:31 Speaker 14: Yeah, you know.

48:32 Speaker 17: I tried to do similar in styles and but friends too because we want to hang out and stuff like that.

48:38 Speaker 14: Right.

48:38 Speaker 17: Of course, last night was a really good show.

48:40 Speaker 14: Yeah, are there are there bands in the area you play a lot of shows with, like, is there anybody in particular that you guys haven't been you know, because it happens organically, you know, he kind of team up with I.

48:50 Speaker 15: Think the bands were with last night pretty much, right, Yeah, we played with a lot of thumbs down a couple of times.

48:56 Speaker 17: Yeah, we have this cycle of like we kind of played with these few bands if you like, for the summer and other bands you knoweff like that. But we're always up for we don't it doesn't have to be our show. We're happy to open for a band too, Like you know, we're up for anything.

49:14 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, yeah, outstanding the music out there, Yeah, exactly, exactly. Well, guys, this has been This has been wonderful. So two things. So first, where where's the best place to go to keep up online with everything that you guys are doing.

49:30 Speaker 17: So if you go to datawatten dot com, it goes to like our electronic press kites and everything is on there, shows samples, and then our Facebook. Our Facebook got all screwed up a couple of months ago and had to restart a new one. So we're trying to build, Yeah, we're trying to build the followers back up. We had like almost a thousand.

49:49 Speaker 14: Yeah, what what happened? Because I know somebody else had happened to too, just just very recently. I'm kind of like, like, did somebody hack it?

49:57 Speaker 18: No, it was I packed it.

50:00 Speaker 1: I tried to change.

50:05 Speaker 10: It.

50:05 Speaker 17: Had I'm trying to think how to explain this in the civil way. It had a well, it was stupid. I screwed it up. I tried to change there was a birth date on there. It was incorrect. I tried to change it to the band's birthdate of you know, whenever we started, and they locked me out of it. And then I was like, oh, it was something years ago. You could do band pages as a personal page. Yes, so like you go on my personal page, it's Jeff Richards. The day to attend was day to attend.

50:45 Speaker 14: Yes.

50:45 Speaker 17: So what happened is when I changed went to change the date on the birthdate, it wanted proof of ID and my name is not day to attend, so and I just forgot about it happened with our Eden's line one back in the day. Yeah yeah, so yeah, so I sent in my license picture and just tried to explain what it was, and they just two middle fingers to me. You're gone done, so whatever, I started a new one. Yeah, it's the new one's easier because I can link it to my page, like sign in and out all the time.

51:22 Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, there you go in. In the long run, you might be better.

51:25 Speaker 17: Time if anybody's had an old Facebook that they use, don't screw with the birth dates and stuff.

51:31 Speaker 14: Like yeah yeah, oh yeah, because once they lock you out too, and it's not like you're it's not like there's a person you can talk to.

51:39 Speaker 17: The reason why prediculous it's a yeah yeah, and it wasn't a music page. It was a personal page named after that, right, So now we have the music page, we're building the followers.

51:52 Speaker 14: Yeah, you're better off of the lock that's that's gonna work out for the best.

51:56 Speaker 17: But I was just trying to be crafty one night, Yeah, to update some stuff off, clean it up a little. And yeah I cleaned it up all right.

52:02 Speaker 27: Yeah.

52:06 Speaker 14: Is the page still there and you're just locked out or did they take down it's it's it's down, it's down. Yeah, yeah, they totally. Yeah, Well that's better than it continuing to exist but you're locked out of it. Yeah, that's because that's not good.

52:19 Speaker 17: That's the other thing. We had another there was another page subbed off of it that was like a music and I couldn't get rid of one of them. And it was confusing because people were like, well, which people were leaving me messages on this one and that one? So when the main one get taken down, it killed that one too and it started fresh. It is good. Yeah, yeah, it is what it is.

52:42 Speaker 12: Yeah.

52:42 Speaker 14: Yeah, that's one of one of those things you learned, start over exactly exactly. Well what should we uh? What should we close uh with? Uh?

52:51 Speaker 16: You're mentioned the meaning, Let's let's play that?

52:55 Speaker 14: Which one the meaning?

52:56 Speaker 17: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, if you want to talk about something completely different when we're earlier, our poppy different, I call it our goog doll song.

53:04 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that was what your first you mentioned it? Yeah, the meaning?

53:09 Speaker 17: Actually, I couldn't think of what the title it was?

53:11 Speaker 11: The meaning?

53:14 Speaker 16: So what is the meaning of the meaning, but wanted to bring into the new new list.

53:19 Speaker 17: Ah, step into the light would be going to go to what.

53:25 Speaker 10: Mean?

53:26 Speaker 14: So what is the meaning of the meaning?

53:28 Speaker 17: What's the meaning?

53:29 Speaker 8: I don't know.

53:31 Speaker 18: It's just like a love song.

53:34 Speaker 17: It's like a love song.

53:35 Speaker 19: Okay, part of the lyrics about my girlfriend.

53:37 Speaker 14: Oh okay, all right, yeah, well that's better call it a love song. She's listening, but it's it's a cool it's a cool track is very different, different from everything else.

53:49 Speaker 17: We've only played it live once, when we played the whole album live.

53:53 Speaker 14: Okay, okay, very good by the way, Daniel Syracusa says, says, and what's up says in the I'm glad you guys are still writing and rocking. Wishing you guys the best. Very nice. Oh and Jason B. Miller, he says, yeah, bravo fellas beers last night, Jason very good.

54:17 Speaker 16: He left his credit card. I had to bring it to him.

54:19 Speaker 17: Yeah, we bought around.

54:23 Speaker 18: Okay, Larry four beers.

54:26 Speaker 14: Oh well, guys, thank you so much. This has been wonderful day. Absolutely, we will do it again in the near future certainly. And uh yeah, and we'll close out the segment with this. This is the meaning and the band is day to attend.

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