Matt Connarton Unleashed 4-11-26 hour 2

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4:40 Speaker 14: April eleven, twenty twenty six. Jenny is here of course

4:44 Speaker 14: at the news table and we have let's go ahead

4:47 Speaker 14: and get these mics on. We've got Day to attend

4:49 Speaker 14: here with us in studio. Welcome guys, what thank you hey,

4:53 Speaker 14: all right, you know the you know the tradition. We'll

4:55 Speaker 14: start in the corner. Please tell us who you are

4:57 Speaker 14: and what you do in the band.

4:58 Speaker 15: I am Larry Williams. I am the beat of this band,

5:02 Speaker 15: the beat. It's all about me. I played drums in

5:05 Speaker 15: 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

5:21 Speaker 17: do the vocals and a little acoustic guitar.

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

5:28 Speaker 14: 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

5:34 Speaker 18: little bit of guitar, back of vocals.

5:36 Speaker 14: All right, welcome, welcome guys. Uh, so we have some

5:39 Speaker 14: new music from you. We're going to be featuring in

5:41 Speaker 14: a few minutes. But so well, let's address this. So

5:44 Speaker 14: you guys are a four piece now, yes we are.

5:46 Speaker 14: And I think now you guys you were a five

5:51 Speaker 14: piece for a while, but you weren't always a five

5:52 Speaker 14: piece before that, right, We're like, then we went to five,

5:57 Speaker 14: That's what I thought.

5:57 Speaker 17: Yeah, But since we got in the band. We're able

6:01 Speaker 17: to if we need to be a four piece because

6:04 Speaker 17: he plays bass. Two yeah, and then now it's cool

6:06 Speaker 17: is that he plays bass too, So the guys do

6:09 Speaker 17: 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,

6:22 Speaker 17: 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

6:28 Speaker 14: you're when you're booking shows and stuff, it's it's easier

6:30 Speaker 14: if you got four people than five people.

6:32 Speaker 17: Yeah, then we only have to pay each other. We

6:34 Speaker 17: get more money, right, hire too, there you go, yeah,

6:37 Speaker 17: rent money's hire it. Yeah, okay, we'll get with some

6:42 Speaker 17: of the bums sitting outside to come in and you know,

6:45 Speaker 17: pay some rent or something.

6:46 Speaker 14: Right, right, it's funny. I was, you know, a long

6:49 Speaker 14: time ago. I was in a band called First Shove,

6:51 Speaker 14: and First Shove had always been a five piece, and then, uh,

6:54 Speaker 14: we lost one of our guitar players. And and I

6:56 Speaker 14: remember Rich Burke, who was the one or original member

7:00 Speaker 14: of the band, so he was kind of the de

7:02 Speaker 14: facto leader. He said, uh, maybe we should just be

7:04 Speaker 14: a four piece for a while, and it was you know,

7:06 Speaker 14: only having one guitar because it was you know, the

7:08 Speaker 14: kind of thing where you know, there was always that

7:09 Speaker 14: two guitar attack. But it was like, yeah, after a

7:12 Speaker 14: 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

7:16 Speaker 17: four piece and just like, yeah, they switch on a

7:19 Speaker 17: couple of songs, so they you know, get to still

7:22 Speaker 17: play bass, still play guitar. Recording, We're just gonna have

7:25 Speaker 17: a you know, anybody can do whatever they want on

7:28 Speaker 17: the recording. They can all play guitars, they can you

7:33 Speaker 17: 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.

7:49 Speaker 14: And so you've been recording, so tell us about these

7:53 Speaker 14: uh so well, South Louisiana. So tell me about this track.

7:57 Speaker 14: This is really really good.

7:58 Speaker 17: So we just walk into practice one day and Bruce

8:02 Speaker 17: is messing around on the guitar and then I turned

8:05 Speaker 17: my vocal mic on and then I'm like hmmm, and

8:07 Speaker 17: I think I said, hey, what's that and he says, oh,

8:11 Speaker 17: just something I'm messing and then I get a big

8:12 Speaker 17: smile because if it's if it's his, that means I

8:15 Speaker 17: can put something to it, right, And yeah, I just

8:17 Speaker 17: started kind of singing something. Ed started putting some stuff

8:21 Speaker 17: to it. Larry started playing some drums, and we just

8:24 Speaker 17: kept jamming it and jamming it, and then yeah, we

8:27 Speaker 17: started playing it at gigs and people like, what's that song? Yeah,

8:31 Speaker 17: I'm like, oh yeah, and uh, it took us a

8:34 Speaker 17: while to get it recorded, but yeah, we found the

8:37 Speaker 17: right time in our schedule to dip into it, and

8:40 Speaker 17: we started at the beginning of the year. Then we

8:42 Speaker 17: all got the plague for like two months, so we're

8:44 Speaker 17: sick and cold all that. Yeah, brutal, and so yeah,

8:50 Speaker 17: it's it's it's cool. It's out now on all the

8:52 Speaker 17: digital platforms, and so we're excited for people enjoyed it

8:56 Speaker 17: so much live. It's gonna be it's gonna be nice

8:58 Speaker 17: to hear the feedback with if they like what they

9:01 Speaker 17: like about the recording.

9:02 Speaker 14: Yeah, well, well it's interesting to me is so the

9:05 Speaker 14: two tracks you sent me, So you've got that, but

9:07 Speaker 14: you've also got not coming back the down South mix yep,

9:10 Speaker 14: So I'm curious. I mean is did one influence the

9:13 Speaker 14: other because you've you know, you've got they both have

9:17 Speaker 14: a southern theme apparently, right, Yeah.

9:19 Speaker 17: It was I don't know. It was just kind of

9:21 Speaker 17: like like I needed any more to work on. But

9:24 Speaker 17: I was like, you know what, like not coming back.

9:27 Speaker 17: There's an acoustic version of it on the CD. Yes,

9:30 Speaker 17: but it's not really like it's it's not a true

9:33 Speaker 17: acoustic version, you know, it's more you know, it's I

9:37 Speaker 17: don't know, I just want to do something more. We

9:39 Speaker 17: put a twelve string part to it, took out some stuff.

9:42 Speaker 17: Sometimes the things you take away really add yes, Yes,

9:46 Speaker 17: just made it more simple. Yeah, And I was like

9:50 Speaker 17: this kind of sounds cool. I played it for the

9:52 Speaker 17: guys like cool, and I'm like, ah, it's this is

9:53 Speaker 17: gonna be a digital B side Okay. I love like

9:57 Speaker 17: back in the day with the records or even the

9:58 Speaker 17: cassette singles, you always had that B side. Yeah, and

10:01 Speaker 17: now everything's digital, but why not we could still have

10:03 Speaker 17: a digital B side?

10:05 Speaker 16: Yeah?

10:05 Speaker 14: I was like, uh, like growing up, you know, more

10:07 Speaker 14: so with UK artists, they would they would put, uh,

10:12 Speaker 14: you know, a B side that wasn't something that was

10:14 Speaker 14: on the album because you know, most American artists, it

10:16 Speaker 14: would just be you know, the label would pick a

10:18 Speaker 14: throwaway track from the album and that would be the

10:20 Speaker 14: B side, something that they didn't think they were ever

10:21 Speaker 14: going to release as a single. But bands like like

10:24 Speaker 14: Oasis always did this, Like all their b sides were

10:28 Speaker 14: were new. Like my favorite Oasis song is Acquiesce. That's

10:32 Speaker 14: a B side one of my favorite bands I love.

10:34 Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, yeah, absolutely, but but I always thought that

10:38 Speaker 14: was cool. So a digital B side I like that concept.

10:40 Speaker 14: Yeah that's excellent.

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

10:44 Speaker 18: 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,

10:48 Speaker 18: 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,

10:57 Speaker 14: 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

11:05 Speaker 14: 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

11:14 Speaker 14: world premiere. Oh there it is and he excuse to

11:17 Speaker 14: play the bumper? All right, very good. So here it

11:19 Speaker 14: is the World Radio premiere, brand new from day to

11:22 Speaker 14: attend South Louisiana.

11:24 Speaker 17: Cranken, you are listening to WUM.

11:27 Speaker 5: And H.

11:29 Speaker 16: World Premiere.

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12:07 Speaker 1: bread of wonder.

12:08 Speaker 4: Hell I.

12:12 Speaker 13: I don't think I've seen the sun for.

12:18 Speaker 9: T T tell me my cry.

12:24 Speaker 1: I still can't remember.

12:28 Speaker 13: I can't remember your name. A tea, water, chairs.

12:44 Speaker 10: In my side.

12:48 Speaker 20: If I don't find no where the best by?

12:54 Speaker 1: Who was a wisdom ring in some number?

12:59 Speaker 9: When your night set down?

13:02 Speaker 10: Allan said, I still can't remember.

13:10 Speaker 13: I can't remember your name?

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13:28 Speaker 6: Or South louisyn.

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13:54 Speaker 10: Out of town, out of town, get you out of town, out.

13:59 Speaker 18: Of town, don't.

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14:03 Speaker 4: Rap now.

14:11 Speaker 9: Rapping round men le.

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14:42 Speaker 13: I still can't remember. I can't remember your name.

14:54 Speaker 10: Cook?

14:54 Speaker 13: He now that's up.

15:09 Speaker 21: In California, Well, South Louisi, the Mississippi night.

15:27 Speaker 6: Who watched the georgiaish?

15:46 Speaker 14: There it is you heard it here first, the World

15:47 Speaker 14: Radio premiere of South Louisiana by day to attend.

15:51 Speaker 17: It never gets old here and that on the radio

15:53 Speaker 17: any of our songs.

15:54 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, well done, gentlemen, well done, thank you, well done.

15:58 Speaker 14: And if you are just joining us day to attend

16:00 Speaker 14: here with us in studio and no, that's uh, that's

16:04 Speaker 14: that's really good. You're getting some love in the chat room. Uh,

16:08 Speaker 14: Tom Sarahcuse is in there, says bad ass tune. Gentlemen,

16:12 Speaker 14: 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.

16:21 Speaker 17: They're open and they closed and they really closed. Okay,

16:24 Speaker 17: I feel like I've just been hearing about them recently. Yeah,

16:27 Speaker 17: 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

16:35 Speaker 14: 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,

16:46 Speaker 17: driving all around looking for that place.

16:48 Speaker 14: Yeah, maybe that's why it closed before you know you

16:50 Speaker 14: said it opening and closing. Maybe they just never had

16:53 Speaker 14: 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?

17:03 Speaker 17: Thumbs down? Dark Rain and exception?

17:06 Speaker 14: Okay, very good, very cool, very cool. Oh there was

17:10 Speaker 14: another comment in the chat room too. Now this might

17:12 Speaker 14: be a little off topic, but oh actually, before I

17:16 Speaker 14: go to that, Debbie Williams Worthman says, love it, Debbie.

17:21 Speaker 14: Somebody else was asking, uh, let's see, let me get

17:24 Speaker 14: back to it here. Anthony Demambro. Demambro says, have you

17:31 Speaker 14: 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

17:42 Speaker 14: 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

17:53 Speaker 17: band Brack.

17:56 Speaker 16: Who says I rush?

18:00 Speaker 14: I did, I did see that. Yeah, But I feel

18:03 Speaker 14: like I know who the market street, the market basket

18:06 Speaker 14: Elm Street, Elm Street market basket, Elvis is.

18:08 Speaker 17: I wonder if you got to go like around one

18:10 Speaker 17: am and find him or something.

18:12 Speaker 14: Well, because there's a there's a guy I've seen and

18:14 Speaker 14: this dude's been around for decades. I used to see

18:18 Speaker 14: him when I lived in Concord, but I've seen him

18:20 Speaker 14: around Manchester too. A guy who just has Elvis style

18:24 Speaker 14: hair and the sideburns. Does that sound familiar to any

18:28 Speaker 14: of you guys, Just some dude who's always around? Yeah? Yeah,

18:31 Speaker 14: so I wonder if that's the guy because.

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

18:34 Speaker 18: and bananas and stuff.

18:35 Speaker 14: No, no, no, not that I've seen. But he does

18:39 Speaker 14: have but he just has the hair on the sideburns

18:41 Speaker 14: and it's, uh, it's really strange.

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

18:45 Speaker 17: on the show.

18:45 Speaker 14: Yeah. Well, now I'd love to invite him on. Yeah,

18:50 Speaker 14: so we'll put that out there. Some interesting conversations that

18:53 Speaker 14: could be that could be. Yeah, I haven't seen him lately,

18:57 Speaker 14: but I've definitely seen him around, like baby, just for so,

19:04 Speaker 14: where did you guys record that? Because it sounds amazing

19:06 Speaker 14: in South Louisiana.

19:08 Speaker 17: Oh so we record ourselves. Yeah, digital, So I we

19:12 Speaker 17: did a bunch of that at our jam space. Yeah,

19:14 Speaker 17: and then some stuff at my house.

19:16 Speaker 14: It's great though, that you're able to pull that off,

19:18 Speaker 14: because a lot of bands try to do that. Oh

19:21 Speaker 14: you know, we record in our band space and then

19:23 Speaker 14: it you know, and they come out with something that

19:26 Speaker 14: sounds like a demo.

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

19:29 Speaker 17: right right.

19:30 Speaker 14: But but everything you guys do it sounds like it

19:31 Speaker 14: 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

19:37 Speaker 17: double edged sword because you you've got the total control

19:40 Speaker 17: and the time overdoing it. Sometimes you overdo it. Yeah,

19:43 Speaker 17: Like I've had times where it's been like I spent

19:45 Speaker 17: way too much time on something and doing it again

19:48 Speaker 17: and then realizing, oh, it sounded the same as it

19:51 Speaker 17: did before. You know, but you got to learn when

19:54 Speaker 17: to back off of it, Like I take a break

19:55 Speaker 17: 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,

20:02 Speaker 14: you're fatigue is very real.

20:04 Speaker 19: But thirty forty years ago, you didn't have that option

20:07 Speaker 19: to do that. All you had was a four track recorder, right,

20:11 Speaker 19: sound like.

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

20:15 Speaker 14: 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

20:23 Speaker 14: interesting to me is studios are one of those things

20:25 Speaker 14: that it's always interesting as we get older to see

20:28 Speaker 14: like what technology goes away, what technology doesn't go away

20:32 Speaker 14: that people are thinking, is that people think will go away,

20:35 Speaker 14: what technology goes away that people think what we would

20:37 Speaker 14: always have. And you know, one of the things I

20:40 Speaker 14: remember people predicting decades ago is eventually you won't have

20:42 Speaker 14: 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,

20:49 Speaker 14: so studios continue to thrive. But if you know what

20:52 Speaker 14: you're doing, which you guys obviously do because you know,

20:54 Speaker 14: again that sounds like it was done in a million

20:56 Speaker 14: dollar studio. You know, you've got so many you've got

20:58 Speaker 14: more ways than ever now to record music.

21:00 Speaker 17: Yeah, that's great. Yeah, as long as you get that

21:02 Speaker 17: it's all digital, So as long as you get a nice,

21:04 Speaker 17: clean recording, you do whatever you want with it. Yeah.

21:07 Speaker 14: Yeah, is that how you guys have done it from

21:09 Speaker 14: 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

21:14 Speaker 17: it for years.

21:16 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, outstanding. Yeah. And then so I assume with

21:20 Speaker 14: so the other new track, the uh down South, Yeah

21:24 Speaker 14: they're not coming Back? Yeah, down South mix of Not

21:27 Speaker 14: 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

21:36 Speaker 17: from the album. Yeah, but we added the fresh toilve

21:39 Speaker 17: string to it, Okay, okay, and took a bunch of

21:42 Speaker 17: stuff out of it. Yeah, it made it more homegrown sounding,

21:47 Speaker 17: right right, Yeah, No, it's really good. Should we play

21:50 Speaker 17: 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

21:57 Speaker 14: the down South mix and it is a digital B

22:00 Speaker 14: side from Day to a ten. Let's give this a spend.

22:03 Speaker 14: This is really good.

22:05 Speaker 22: Listen up, but to one, you won't never speaking what

22:12 Speaker 22: you've seen. I've heard you said too much. It's time

22:21 Speaker 22: 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

22:43 Speaker 1: 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

23:02 Speaker 1: 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.

24:45 Speaker 7: Have mercy, I'm muscle. Please begin mad, Please begin mad,

24:56 Speaker 7: have mercy on muscul peace, begin peace, Begin.

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

25:15 Speaker 24: not come in bes see you way too much. You're

25:21 Speaker 24: not come in, Bessie, way too much.

25:32 Speaker 14: Hmm. There it is the down South mix of not

25:35 Speaker 14: coming back. Sweet day to attend, and we have day

25:38 Speaker 14: to attend. You're with us, We're with us in studio, Jeff,

25:41 Speaker 14: you were saying you have a story about so I

25:44 Speaker 14: add the other.

25:45 Speaker 17: We added twelve string to it, but also added the

25:48 Speaker 17: scene way too much at the end, which was actually

25:50 Speaker 17: it was an idea of Larry's, oh that he came

25:52 Speaker 17: up with it, but we had the album was finished,

25:56 Speaker 17: and he came up with it, and I was just like,

25:58 Speaker 17: I can't, I can't dig it back out. And so

26:00 Speaker 17: we do it live all the time. Bruce sings it.

26:03 Speaker 17: So when we're doing when I was doing that edit,

26:05 Speaker 17: 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

26:09 Speaker 17: was his idea.

26:10 Speaker 14: Oh that's cool, that's cool. You should talk to you

26:12 Speaker 14: about the about what the song's about. I know we've

26:14 Speaker 14: talked about it before on the show, but for new listeners,

26:15 Speaker 14: 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,

26:21 Speaker 17: about you're involved with the mob and you've got like

26:26 Speaker 17: somebody young. You work with them, and they screw up

26:30 Speaker 17: and they see something and they say something, and now

26:33 Speaker 17: it's your problem. You get to take care of them. Yeah,

26:36 Speaker 17: you're not coming back time to go for a little ride.

26:39 Speaker 17: You're not coming back, and it's either you take care

26:42 Speaker 17: of the problem or you're gonna get taken care of.

26:45 Speaker 17: 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

26:53 Speaker 17: just realized what that was about. Remember you told me,

26:57 Speaker 17: you said to me you were you read you were

26:59 Speaker 17: 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,

27:23 Speaker 14: I know that's a digital B side, but for South

27:25 Speaker 14: Louisiana is not going to go on an album. Are

27:27 Speaker 14: 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,

27:36 Speaker 17: and yeah, we're just gonna do one song at a

27:38 Speaker 17: 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.

27:42 Speaker 17: I want to save stuff for a full album. But

27:45 Speaker 17: you know, we'll probably like South Louisiana is out, I

27:47 Speaker 17: would I could say, we probably maybe do one more

27:50 Speaker 17: single and then just kick ass on the you know,

27:54 Speaker 17: getting the album done. Yeah, yeah, I think we're gonna

27:57 Speaker 17: 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

28:04 Speaker 17: minutes is you know. Oh yeah, I love every recall.

28:07 Speaker 17: 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

28:19 Speaker 14: what was it two years ago? Maybe? Yep?

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

28:25 Speaker 17: four August twenty four.

28:26 Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, okay, do you think I mean, is it

28:30 Speaker 14: is anything gonna change with the new one? I mean

28:31 Speaker 14: obviously the person out maybe changes, but in terms of

28:35 Speaker 14: your approach to you know, thematically or anything, any any

28:39 Speaker 14: ideas like or do you think it'll be kind of

28:41 Speaker 14: the same sound or.

28:42 Speaker 17: I think it's gonna be more of a band effort. Yeah,

28:46 Speaker 17: Like whereas the last two albums, a lot of it

28:49 Speaker 17: was me and Ed Okay, I think it's gonna I

28:53 Speaker 17: think we're gonna jam a lot and just come up

28:55 Speaker 17: with stuff. Yeah, that's kind of what we've been doing,

28:57 Speaker 17: you know. Yeah, and Bruce wasn't aroun when we did

29:00 Speaker 17: the album, so now we've got his element of ideas

29:03 Speaker 17: that he has, and me and Eddie just have a

29:07 Speaker 17: backlog of stuff you will. Yeah, Yeah, I think I

29:11 Speaker 17: think it'll change. I think our sound is going to

29:13 Speaker 17: change in a well, I think we're gonna experiment more. Yeah,

29:18 Speaker 17: like Sulf Louisiana is very different from anything or even

29:23 Speaker 17: if you listen to our Fallowing Awake album, there's different,

29:26 Speaker 17: you know, styles on there. You get the goo Goo

29:28 Speaker 17: Dolls sounding song and then the heavy stuff and the

29:31 Speaker 17: commercial stuff. So yeah, we're gonna it's gonna be a

29:35 Speaker 17: 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

29:42 Speaker 14: you're probably not ready to put a deadline on it, right,

29:44 Speaker 14: I mean, but maybe I don't know. Do you think

29:47 Speaker 14: do you think do you think within the year you

29:49 Speaker 14: might have something or we hope?

29:50 Speaker 17: So yeah, I was telling I would I'd like to

29:55 Speaker 17: finish out the year and have it ready to go

29:58 Speaker 17: maybe for know, early next year, right right, it's April already. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

30:07 Speaker 17: we still get a lot I mean, yeah, we got

30:09 Speaker 17: a lot of work to do, but yeah, we work

30:12 Speaker 17: well together fast, Like when we finally got down to

30:14 Speaker 17: 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

30:21 Speaker 17: we've always added down good you know.

30:23 Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, no doubt. Do you try to everything that

30:27 Speaker 14: 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,

30:46 Speaker 19: Charlie Hill, we see what it's what if people like it,

30:49 Speaker 19: you know, because.

30:49 Speaker 14: Some bands won't. It's interesting, you know, different people kind

30:51 Speaker 14: of approach that differently, Like some bands they don't. It's like, oh,

30:54 Speaker 14: we're working on new stuff, but we can't. We can't

30:56 Speaker 14: 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

31:02 Speaker 17: we're opening for like a national act, we're going to

31:04 Speaker 17: do all our tight stuff that ever, you know. But

31:09 Speaker 17: gigs like that, like Charlie's Hills, very relaxed. That's the

31:14 Speaker 17: place you go and try stuff new out, I feel, yeah,

31:17 Speaker 17: because we've Yeah, almost every time we play it there

31:21 Speaker 17: we have a new song that we've split out or something. Yeah,

31:25 Speaker 17: 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?

31:29 Speaker 14: Because Day at ten? How long has they Too at

31:30 Speaker 14: ten been around? Now it's been Has it been a

31:32 Speaker 14: 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

31:50 Speaker 14: of us, including me obviously, this weird time distortion thing

31:52 Speaker 14: 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

31:59 Speaker 17: a solo project I was doing, and I was playing

32:01 Speaker 17: with Eddie and Larry and we were doing some shows

32:03 Speaker 17: and then we kind of, you know, changed into the band.

32:07 Speaker 17: But when yeah, when COVID shut everything down, that's when

32:10 Speaker 17: we just said, well, let's record continuous Bloom came out

32:14 Speaker 17: of that, yeah, and that was that came out on.

32:18 Speaker 14: To Okay okay, yeah, and yeah, do you still play

32:26 Speaker 14: a lot of that from the first from the first

32:27 Speaker 14: album in the live show?

32:29 Speaker 17: We have a couple songs I want to play more

32:31 Speaker 17: from that though. Really yeah, I think we'll dive into

32:34 Speaker 17: that a little more. We have a we're talking about

32:36 Speaker 17: that at the end of the day, right there, man

32:39 Speaker 17: like that in a while.

32:40 Speaker 25: Yeah, that's be kind of cool if we did the

32:42 Speaker 25: album and its entirety the anniversary or something, Yeah, that

32:44 Speaker 25: would that's cool. I love when bands do that kind

32:47 Speaker 25: of stuff. Sometimes it's overdone, but sometimes it's really cool.

32:50 Speaker 25: It was like, Yeah, that was really like when Rush

32:52 Speaker 25: 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

33:00 Speaker 17: Continuous Bloom is like a thirteen song album. Yeah, Falling

33:04 Speaker 17: Awake is a ten Yeah, so that's twenty three tracks

33:07 Speaker 17: right there. To pick your ten songs set. It's a

33:10 Speaker 17: good problem to have. Yeah, and then you add stuff

33:13 Speaker 17: like South Louisiana and then now that's one more song

33:16 Speaker 17: from the catalog that's not gonna get played because we

33:18 Speaker 17: want to play the new stuff, you know, right, all right,

33:21 Speaker 17: but yeah, like we can switch around stuff too. Yeah,

33:24 Speaker 17: like we don't have to do We tend to kind

33:27 Speaker 17: of do the same set for the summer. But I

33:29 Speaker 17: think especially now that we're a four piece and we've

33:31 Speaker 17: played all the stuff, we can switch around stuff more.

33:34 Speaker 14: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. I was thinking, should we

33:38 Speaker 14: play another one from uh Falling Awake? Maybe uh World

33:41 Speaker 14: 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

33:46 Speaker 14: those Awake everybody up. Yeah, Yeah, I like this one

33:49 Speaker 14: a lot, and the have the radio edit fake is

33:53 Speaker 14: your favorite? Maybe we'll play that at the end of

33:54 Speaker 14: the segment. You know we can get that in. Yeah, absolutely, no,

33:57 Speaker 14: we have time. Yeah, let's give the suspend. This is

33:59 Speaker 14: really good. This is a world of zen. And if

34:01 Speaker 14: 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

34:54 Speaker 11: 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

35:44 Speaker 4: sening off.

35:45 Speaker 11: You can't try talk and utication word when you're half

35:52 Speaker 11: 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,

36:13 Speaker 11: Take your time to job side. It's a stamp across

36:19 Speaker 11: 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

36:51 Speaker 13: 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,

37:25 Speaker 11: take your time. Let's a stamp across the land mine

37:33 Speaker 11: drifting in your world on't send your fall, no fall,

37:40 Speaker 11: 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

37:55 Speaker 14: Attend and they are here with us in studio. Absolutely.

37:58 Speaker 14: I don't get the blood pumping. Hell you is like that,

38:01 Speaker 14: A lot like that, A lot you guys are getting

38:03 Speaker 14: some love in the chat room Colleen Biggs. And then

38:07 Speaker 14: 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,

38:13 Speaker 18: 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

38:18 Speaker 18: 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

38:30 Speaker 18: any others.

38:31 Speaker 14: I gotcha, I gotcha. I'm a bass player. I got it.

38:36 Speaker 14: And we have paper jam. Yeah, we love paper jam.

38:41 Speaker 14: They're in the chat room. Says that them Day to

38:44 Speaker 14: Attend never disappoints with their creativity, songwriting and musicianship. Love

38:49 Speaker 14: this band.

38:50 Speaker 17: They're also throwing the horns. There are another I always

38:54 Speaker 17: send them our new tracks early too. Yeah, Sheila loves

38:57 Speaker 17: 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

39:10 Speaker 14: wasn't sure exactly what don't smack tony right, little boy,

39:16 Speaker 14: little boy? Yeah No, we love paper jam uh check

39:20 Speaker 14: check them out if you haven't. I love getting the

39:22 Speaker 14: you know, I get it into the mail every month

39:24 Speaker 14: and always look forward to that magazine. Absolutely, absolutely doing

39:28 Speaker 14: great things for the scene. Now what So are you

39:32 Speaker 14: guys playing a lot of shows? It sounds like you're

39:34 Speaker 14: you're always busy, right.

39:35 Speaker 17: So yeah, we kicked it off last night. It was

39:38 Speaker 17: our first one of twenty six okay, and the next

39:41 Speaker 17: show is May sixteenth at Rumors in Biddeford, Maine. Okay,

39:45 Speaker 17: 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.

39:52 Speaker 17: Waiting on some like promotional materials for some of them

39:56 Speaker 17: to announce them, but they are on our site. Yeah,

39:58 Speaker 17: 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

40:07 Speaker 17: want to share shows with us, or invite us, or

40:09 Speaker 17: want to play with us. We're up for you know,

40:11 Speaker 17: 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,

40:28 Speaker 14: we could. We'll have time to play it and come

40:30 Speaker 14: back and talk. Larry wanted to hear fake. Talk about fake, Larry, Yeah,

40:36 Speaker 14: 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

40:41 Speaker 15: to hear my opinion. I know if it meant the meaning.

40:44 Speaker 15: I just think this song should be on the radio.

40:46 Speaker 15: 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.

41:01 Speaker 14: There's no swears in this maybe no, okay, yeah, I

41:03 Speaker 14: don't think we've ever. I don't think we've ever very okay. Alright,

41:10 Speaker 14: let's give this a spin and then we'll come back

41:12 Speaker 14: and chat a little more. We have time. But yeah, Larry,

41:15 Speaker 14: this is a request from Larry. This is fake and

41:17 Speaker 14: 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

41:55 Speaker 5: 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

42:50 Speaker 1: 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

43:46 Speaker 9: s You're so.

44:14 Speaker 26: No changing, no feast chany, no must change U no

44:38 Speaker 26: peas chey cad.

44:44 Speaker 14: Oh that is fake. The band is a day to

44:47 Speaker 14: attend and good choice, Larry. Yeah, that is a great track, Jeff,

44:52 Speaker 14: 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

44:58 Speaker 17: came out.

44:58 Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, yeah, as I was saying, how you know

45:00 Speaker 14: we never played that one on the show at least

45:02 Speaker 14: that I can remember. But no, No, a great great track,

45:05 Speaker 14: great track. If you are just joining us, we do

45:07 Speaker 14: have day to attend here with us in studio, and

45:10 Speaker 14: so when when is the next show? Again, we should

45:12 Speaker 14: remind people who are joining us late when you're next

45:15 Speaker 14: 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,

45:23 Speaker 14: 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

45:29 Speaker 17: Biteford exit on the way to Portland, okay, and then

45:33 Speaker 17: 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

45:40 Speaker 17: 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

45:51 Speaker 17: 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

46:05 Speaker 17: 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

46:15 Speaker 14: guys have played, because you you've played a lot of

46:18 Speaker 14: shows like far away, right, I.

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

46:23 Speaker 16: right really.

46:24 Speaker 17: Yeah yeah, Portland.

46:29 Speaker 18: So yeah, yeah, a lot further than that, though the

46:33 Speaker 18: 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,

46:45 Speaker 14: I can't again. It's that time distort some things. Last summer.

46:49 Speaker 14: Here is the morning of the show. We came in

46:50 Speaker 14: and did promo and then yeah, yeah, it is something

46:57 Speaker 14: about getting older. You know your friends, I mean your

47:00 Speaker 14: friends are well your friends too, but you know, your

47:02 Speaker 14: 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

47:11 Speaker 19: made me want to start playing electric guitars.

47:13 Speaker 14: Oh no kidding. Yeah, it's cool that he was good

47:15 Speaker 14: that night too, because you know, with a hit or miss. Yeah,

47:18 Speaker 14: a lot of negative reviews on on some nights, but

47:22 Speaker 14: it's it's good that you guys got to see him

47:24 Speaker 14: 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,

47:33 Speaker 25: you did an aussy song last night with Kelly Yeah,

47:36 Speaker 25: well Leada Ford and As.

47:38 Speaker 17: Yeah, an as tribute at the Aura. We did, okay,

47:45 Speaker 17: I did, and Kelly from Dark ragin we we were

47:50 Speaker 17: asked to do close My Eyes Forever from Ozzie and Liday.

47:53 Speaker 17: We did a duet. Yeah, and I went over really

47:55 Speaker 17: good there. So these guys are great. Learn the song

47:58 Speaker 17: and yeah. We played with Kelly and Our Rain last night,

48:00 Speaker 17: so she came up and we did the Close My

48:02 Speaker 17: Eyes Forever song again.

48:04 Speaker 14: It was awesome. Okay, yeah, cool fun. We had Dark

48:07 Speaker 14: Rain on the show. That was a few years ago.

48:10 Speaker 14: 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

48:16 Speaker 17: from far. Yeah, they came down and played last night.

48:18 Speaker 17: It was that's awesome. I try to do shows with

48:21 Speaker 17: bands that are similar to what we do so that

48:24 Speaker 17: nobody's you know, like we've done shows before and a

48:27 Speaker 17: 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

48:36 Speaker 17: 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

48:43 Speaker 14: play a lot of shows with, like, is there anybody

48:44 Speaker 14: in particular that you guys haven't been you know, because

48:48 Speaker 14: it happens organically, you know, he kind of team up

48:50 Speaker 14: with I.

48:50 Speaker 15: Think the bands were with last night pretty much, right, Yeah,

48:53 Speaker 15: we played with a lot of thumbs down a couple

48:56 Speaker 15: of times.

48:56 Speaker 17: Yeah, we have this cycle of like we kind of

48:59 Speaker 17: played with these few bands if you like, for the

49:01 Speaker 17: summer and other bands you knoweff like that. But we're

49:05 Speaker 17: always up for we don't it doesn't have to be

49:08 Speaker 17: our show. We're happy to open for a band too,

49:11 Speaker 17: 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,

49:21 Speaker 14: this has been This has been wonderful. So two things.

49:25 Speaker 14: So first, where where's the best place to go to

49:27 Speaker 14: keep up online with everything that you guys are doing.

49:30 Speaker 17: So if you go to datawatten dot com, it goes

49:32 Speaker 17: to like our electronic press kites and everything is on there,

49:36 Speaker 17: shows samples, and then our Facebook. Our Facebook got all

49:41 Speaker 17: screwed up a couple of months ago and had to

49:43 Speaker 17: restart a new one. So we're trying to build, Yeah,

49:45 Speaker 17: we're trying to build the followers back up. We had

49:47 Speaker 17: like almost a thousand.

49:49 Speaker 14: Yeah, what what happened? Because I know somebody else had

49:52 Speaker 14: happened to too, just just very recently. I'm kind of like, like,

49:56 Speaker 14: 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

50:08 Speaker 17: the civil way. It had a well, it was stupid.

50:14 Speaker 17: I screwed it up. I tried to change there was

50:17 Speaker 17: a birth date on there. It was incorrect. I tried

50:21 Speaker 17: to change it to the band's birthdate of you know,

50:24 Speaker 17: whenever we started, and they locked me out of it.

50:28 Speaker 17: And then I was like, oh, it was something years ago.

50:33 Speaker 17: You could do band pages as a personal page. Yes,

50:37 Speaker 17: so like you go on my personal page, it's Jeff Richards.

50:42 Speaker 17: 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

50:48 Speaker 17: the date on the birthdate, it wanted proof of ID

50:54 Speaker 17: and my name is not day to attend, so and

51:00 Speaker 17: I just forgot about it happened with our Eden's line

51:02 Speaker 17: one back in the day. Yeah yeah, so yeah, so

51:07 Speaker 17: I sent in my license picture and just tried to

51:10 Speaker 17: explain what it was, and they just two middle fingers

51:13 Speaker 17: to me. You're gone done, so whatever, I started a

51:16 Speaker 17: new one. Yeah, it's the new one's easier because I

51:18 Speaker 17: can link it to my page, like sign in and

51:21 Speaker 17: out all the time.

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

51:25 Speaker 14: you might be better.

51:25 Speaker 17: Time if anybody's had an old Facebook that they use,

51:29 Speaker 17: don't screw with the birth dates and stuff.

51:31 Speaker 14: Like yeah yeah, oh yeah, because once they lock you

51:35 Speaker 14: out too, and it's not like you're it's not like

51:37 Speaker 14: there's a person you can talk to.

51:39 Speaker 17: The reason why prediculous it's a yeah yeah, and it

51:45 Speaker 17: wasn't a music page. It was a personal page named

51:48 Speaker 17: after that, right, So now we have the music page,

51:51 Speaker 17: we're building the followers.

51:52 Speaker 14: Yeah, you're better off of the lock that's that's gonna

51:55 Speaker 14: work out for the best.

51:56 Speaker 17: But I was just trying to be crafty one night, Yeah,

51:59 Speaker 17: to update some stuff off, clean it up a little.

52:01 Speaker 17: 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

52:09 Speaker 14: or did they take down it's it's it's down, it's down. Yeah, yeah,

52:13 Speaker 14: they totally. Yeah, Well that's better than it continuing to

52:17 Speaker 14: exist but you're locked out of it. Yeah, that's because

52:19 Speaker 14: that's not good.

52:19 Speaker 17: That's the other thing. We had another there was another

52:22 Speaker 17: page subbed off of it that was like a music

52:25 Speaker 17: and I couldn't get rid of one of them. And

52:27 Speaker 17: it was confusing because people were like, well, which people

52:30 Speaker 17: were leaving me messages on this one and that one?

52:32 Speaker 17: So when the main one get taken down, it killed

52:36 Speaker 17: that one too and it started fresh. It is good. Yeah, yeah,

52:41 Speaker 17: 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,

52:44 Speaker 14: start over exactly exactly. Well what should we uh? What

52:49 Speaker 14: 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

52:58 Speaker 17: completely different when we're earlier, our poppy different, I call

53:03 Speaker 17: it our goog doll song.

53:04 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that was what your

53:06 Speaker 14: 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

53:16 Speaker 16: to bring into the new new list.

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

53:21 Speaker 17: 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

53:41 Speaker 14: a love song. She's listening, but it's it's a cool

53:46 Speaker 14: 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

53:51 Speaker 17: whole album live.

53:53 Speaker 14: Okay, okay, very good by the way, Daniel Syracusa says, says,

53:58 Speaker 14: and what's up says in the I'm glad you guys

54:00 Speaker 14: are still writing and rocking. Wishing you guys the best.

54:05 Speaker 14: Very nice. Oh and Jason B. Miller, he says, yeah,

54:12 Speaker 14: bravo fellas beers last night, Jason very good.

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

54:18 Speaker 16: 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

54:30 Speaker 14: wonderful day. Absolutely, we will do it again in the

54:35 Speaker 14: near future certainly. And uh yeah, and we'll close out

54:39 Speaker 14: the segment with this. This is the meaning and the

54:41 Speaker 14: band is day to attend.

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