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4:11 Speaker 8: I love that. That is the floorist. The band is

4:13 Speaker 8: the Gray Curtain, And we've got a couple of the

4:16 Speaker 8: guys here with us in studio. We're gonna talk with

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5:02 Speaker 4: So true.

5:03 Speaker 8: Yes, yes, all these these synchronicities. But today is Saturday,

5:07 Speaker 8: April four, twenty twenty six. Genny is here of course

5:09 Speaker 8: at the news table. I am president, and we have

5:13 Speaker 8: of course Dennis and Troy from the band The Gray Curtain.

5:17 Speaker 8: Welcome back guys, Thanks for having us back.

5:19 Speaker 9: Man having to be here you got to be in the.

5:20 Speaker 8: Five Timers club by now right, four four? This is

5:24 Speaker 8: this is fourth.

5:24 Speaker 9: Uh well, if you count the wait.

5:26 Speaker 10: At the old studio, didn't you come over there? He

5:30 Speaker 10: came to the old ones.

5:31 Speaker 8: I don't think no, maybe not, maybe not. I think.

5:34 Speaker 9: Uh so there's the first time that Sean and I

5:39 Speaker 9: were here. Our bass player Sean okay, uh, Troy has

5:42 Speaker 9: been here twice and there was the over the phone

5:45 Speaker 9: interview that I was regretfully late for.

5:47 Speaker 8: Oh okay, okay, yeah, oh wow.

5:50 Speaker 10: So we well we're almost there then one more to

5:52 Speaker 10: be in the Five Timers.

5:53 Speaker 9: One more, one more.

5:54 Speaker 8: But we've run into you at shows. Maybe that's maybe

5:57 Speaker 8: that's why it seems like we've because we have all

5:59 Speaker 8: the the same room together occasions.

6:02 Speaker 11: And Dennis and I both had our work on display

6:06 Speaker 11: at the Terminus. Uh have to undergrounds Terminus, which was

6:11 Speaker 11: really fun. There were a lot of artisans there, and

6:15 Speaker 11: you know, and I know they've been doing a lot

6:16 Speaker 11: of work recently. I'm looking forward to seeing the changes

6:19 Speaker 11: and things they're doing.

6:20 Speaker 8: But yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean your art is incredible, absolutely,

6:25 Speaker 8: yeah yeah, Because until that I didn't even know that

6:28 Speaker 8: you also were a visual artist until until that event, well,

6:32 Speaker 8: I mean leading up to that event obviously. But by

6:36 Speaker 8: the way, so, uh, Jenny, does Troy remind you of

6:38 Speaker 8: anybody visually?

6:40 Speaker 12: Maybe a little people, of a lot of different people?

6:43 Speaker 8: Okay? Does he remind you of anybody?

6:47 Speaker 13: Not?

6:48 Speaker 8: Not not somebody, not someone that we've ever met in person,

6:50 Speaker 8: but we've consumed some of his content online, although not recently.

6:57 Speaker 11: My brain's not going where your brain is going, because

6:59 Speaker 11: when I am, my brain is going to the band rush.

7:03 Speaker 11: Why see the hair And I've been watching a lot

7:10 Speaker 11: of videos.

7:12 Speaker 12: Yes, because I can kind of see that, maybe the

7:15 Speaker 12: facial hair anything like, Yeah.

7:17 Speaker 11: It's the facial hair and the hair and longer face.

7:20 Speaker 11: And yeah, he's been coming up in my YouTube stream

7:24 Speaker 11: a lot lately.

7:25 Speaker 9: And it's a very polite.

7:27 Speaker 2: Yeah, that calmness.

7:30 Speaker 10: Eddy has that calmness.

7:31 Speaker 8: That's true.

7:32 Speaker 7: Right.

7:33 Speaker 2: No, are are you familiar with I mean.

7:34 Speaker 10: That complimentary because I think he's a great individual.

7:37 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, hold a baslayer. Are you familiar

7:41 Speaker 8: with pod Awful? Uh? No, Okay, there's a guy named

7:44 Speaker 8: Jesseps who has a show online called pod Awful. And

7:47 Speaker 8: you look a lot like jesse Ps, like a lot

7:50 Speaker 8: like don't.

7:50 Speaker 7: You think so.

7:52 Speaker 2: I'm not certain.

7:52 Speaker 10: I'd have to look at it another picture of him,

7:54 Speaker 10: because in this moment I can't pull.

7:56 Speaker 8: Jesse gotcha and check it out. Gotcha.

7:59 Speaker 9: Yeah, in deficits really nice with me.

8:02 Speaker 8: I understand, I understand. So so we do have we

8:06 Speaker 8: do have, of course Dennis and Troy from the Gray

8:08 Speaker 8: Curtain here and that track. So we were kind of

8:10 Speaker 8: talking off air about that The Florist, and you were saying,

8:14 Speaker 8: how much now you don't.

8:15 Speaker 14: Currently play that one live, but you have with the

8:18 Speaker 14: current lineup, or we play that song, you play that song.

8:21 Speaker 14: We do play the title track. Basically every show we play,

8:26 Speaker 14: we play The Florist. It's usually second right out of

8:29 Speaker 14: breath all of a sudden. Yeah, that one's a pretty

8:31 Speaker 14: big staple for our setlist.

8:33 Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, it's a great song. Well you were talking

8:35 Speaker 8: about why you you really enjoy playing that one live?

8:38 Speaker 9: Yeah, Basically, as I've mentioned the last time, the last

8:44 Speaker 9: few times I came on, the whole concept of our

8:49 Speaker 9: music is based around the storyline. Very therapeutic for me

8:53 Speaker 9: and for anybody that swims in my sea, and the

9:00 Speaker 9: story of the Florist is it's the first time that

9:06 Speaker 9: I had a chance to delve into like character work,

9:11 Speaker 9: because the first album is very autobiographical, with the exception

9:15 Speaker 9: of the end, but the second album I worked a

9:22 Speaker 9: lot with trying to get more of a metaphor.

9:28 Speaker 13: You know.

9:29 Speaker 9: The the album is a metaphor for like trying to

9:32 Speaker 9: like hold on and like get back what you can't

9:34 Speaker 9: get back, and how it kind of it makes us

9:40 Speaker 9: less when we hold onto things and just won't let go.

9:45 Speaker 8: And that was very which is human nature. I mean,

9:48 Speaker 8: we're all guilty of it to some degree.

9:50 Speaker 9: Exactly, We're all human. We all do it. So I

9:54 Speaker 9: had a very good friend of mine named Jesse put

9:58 Speaker 9: together a mask that is that symbolizes the character of

10:04 Speaker 9: the Floorist. Okay, uh, you know, maybe next time I'll

10:08 Speaker 9: actually think ahead and bring it and bring it. But

10:13 Speaker 9: what I enjoy is like and we don't really get

10:16 Speaker 9: a chance to do it all that often. We did

10:18 Speaker 9: do it once at at Terminus. Okay, to bring up

10:21 Speaker 9: Terminus again. We did a Halloween show and even though

10:25 Speaker 9: the rest of the set was basically the first album

10:27 Speaker 9: Shadow of a Man, we did play the Floorest and

10:31 Speaker 9: when we played the Florist, I was able to break

10:35 Speaker 9: into that character and I put the mask on, I

10:38 Speaker 9: had the whole get up. You know, the character has

10:42 Speaker 9: a certain look. You know, his hands are ripped up

10:47 Speaker 9: from you know, working in the dirt and basically, uh,

10:52 Speaker 9: you know, just wrecking his hands. Because as the name

10:57 Speaker 9: may suggest, he's a floorist. He's not a botanist, so

11:01 Speaker 9: he doesn't know what he's doing, right. You know, his

11:04 Speaker 9: wife was a botanist, so he's trying to do her

11:08 Speaker 9: job instead of just arranging the flowers and selling them.

11:12 Speaker 9: And he cuts his hands up, so he's got a

11:15 Speaker 9: lot of tape around his hands. You know, they're dirty,

11:18 Speaker 9: they're bloody, and you know, he's an elder gentleman, so

11:22 Speaker 9: he's got like the pants up to his stomach and

11:25 Speaker 9: the suspenders. He's wearing a scarf that his wife was

11:29 Speaker 9: wearing on the day that she died. It still smells

11:32 Speaker 9: of her, so he's constantly holding it up to his face.

11:36 Speaker 9: And he doesn't realize that that scarf is drenched in

11:43 Speaker 9: the oil of this plant called the Devil's trumpet, and

11:48 Speaker 9: when he breathes it in and when he's like touching it,

11:51 Speaker 9: he's absorbing this oil and it's making him nuts. You know,

11:56 Speaker 9: it's because in real life, this plant if you if

12:01 Speaker 9: you ingested, it's like it uh, it causes you to hallucinate,

12:06 Speaker 9: and it doesn't make you hallucinate, and you know, not

12:09 Speaker 9: the fun with no. I was gonna say, for anyone listening,

12:12 Speaker 9: don't try this. Yeah, yeah, you know it's it's not

12:14 Speaker 9: it's not the fun kind of hallucinating. And it's uh,

12:17 Speaker 9: you know, I imagine like your worst nightmare cranked up

12:21 Speaker 9: to eleven. Yeah, it's uh, and you know it causes

12:25 Speaker 9: you to have problems breathing and things of that nature,

12:29 Speaker 9: which also causes problems because you're not getting oxygen to

12:32 Speaker 9: your brain. If you eat this plant, you die. There's

12:36 Speaker 9: there's coming back. And he he essentially goes into like

12:42 Speaker 9: this really tail spinning story that uh, you know, I'm

12:46 Speaker 9: a big fan of a twenty four films and uh,

12:50 Speaker 9: you know.

12:51 Speaker 8: What what is that?

12:52 Speaker 9: A twenty four Uh if you've ever watched Hereditary midsommer

12:58 Speaker 9: like talk to Me, I think was to talk to

13:02 Speaker 9: Me is my favorite heretic, The Green Knight. It basically

13:09 Speaker 9: it's a production company and they make some of my

13:12 Speaker 9: favorite movies. But I try to I try to work

13:19 Speaker 9: it into the story of like this. This story is

13:24 Speaker 9: not supposed to make you feel comfortable. It's supposed to

13:27 Speaker 9: make you feel the exact opposite. It's supposed to make

13:31 Speaker 9: you think of stuff that may make you think, wow,

13:35 Speaker 9: you know there there's there's a problem with me that

13:38 Speaker 9: I need to address because, like we mentioned, you know,

13:43 Speaker 9: we all have like that thing that we just can't

13:45 Speaker 9: let go of. If somebody brings up this topic and conversation,

13:48 Speaker 9: it makes us feel a little angry and whatnot. So

13:52 Speaker 9: when I when I get up on stage and I

13:55 Speaker 9: get to portray the floorist, it's almost well, it is

13:58 Speaker 9: it's therapeutic to be able to to uh, you know,

14:02 Speaker 9: play this character and realize that you know, this, like

14:06 Speaker 9: any other character of the Town of Apathy that I've created,

14:10 Speaker 9: is a way to exercise demons that I had a

14:14 Speaker 9: long time ago. Yeah, and uh, it's it's a lot

14:17 Speaker 9: of fun because like when I'm on stage and playing myself,

14:21 Speaker 9: uh you know, I I don't know, I generally have

14:25 Speaker 9: a pretty good demeanor and whatnot, But when I'm playing

14:28 Speaker 9: the florist, it you can see the change. Yeah, you know,

14:32 Speaker 9: there's a lot of twitching, there's a lot of there's

14:35 Speaker 9: a lot of spasming and uh, a lot of staring

14:38 Speaker 9: into the void, right right. So I remember we were

14:43 Speaker 9: playing at Terminus the last time that I put the

14:45 Speaker 9: mask on, and I'm just like staring at at nothing.

14:49 Speaker 9: But everyone that was in my eye line was like, what.

14:56 Speaker 13: What?

14:56 Speaker 9: What's happening?

14:57 Speaker 12: Right right, I'll catch a glimpse of it, like standing

15:00 Speaker 12: from this side of them, I'll look over I'm like,

15:02 Speaker 12: oh my god, Yeah, he's gonna kill me or somebody else.

15:08 Speaker 9: I love theater. I've been a cinephile all my life,

15:12 Speaker 9: and you know, any chance I get, I will go

15:15 Speaker 9: to the Handover in uh in Worcester watch a play,

15:20 Speaker 9: you know. I like some of the best times in

15:22 Speaker 9: my life was going to Broadway when I was in chorus,

15:27 Speaker 9: you know, seeing Rent live and whatnot. Yeah, it's a

15:30 Speaker 9: it's a great feeling to be able to not just

15:34 Speaker 9: uh portray characters and emotion, but to invoke emotion into

15:40 Speaker 9: your audience. I mean that's why I do it. Yeah, Yeah,

15:44 Speaker 9: it makes me feel better. It makes my audience feel

15:47 Speaker 9: better when people come up to me after a show,

15:51 Speaker 9: especially when we play how does it feel you know,

15:57 Speaker 9: there there are there are people and I brought us up.

16:00 Speaker 9: We played Maine and you know, it was like a

16:04 Speaker 9: nice line wrapped around you know, people were buying merchandise.

16:08 Speaker 9: That's basically how we made our money that night, and

16:12 Speaker 9: being able to talk to these people who wanted to

16:16 Speaker 9: share their stories with me. And I'm not going anywhere

16:20 Speaker 9: if people do that. I cannot stress enough. Like a

16:23 Speaker 9: lot of you'll hear a lot of bands and you

16:26 Speaker 9: know they mean it. Yeah, I'm not saying they don't,

16:29 Speaker 9: but you'll hear a lot of bands say this, so

16:30 Speaker 9: it kind of loses its flavor after you hear it

16:33 Speaker 9: so often. But I am at the merch table afterwards,

16:37 Speaker 9: and I'm not going anywhere if people want to talk.

16:40 Speaker 9: You know, I always want to listen to people because

16:44 Speaker 9: people should be heard, you know, And I know what

16:47 Speaker 9: it's like to feel the opposite.

16:50 Speaker 8: Absolutely absolutely. It's interesting too, you know. Some of what

16:55 Speaker 8: you're saying we had earlier. We had I'm a hunter

16:58 Speaker 8: who's a great artist from the UK and she's got

17:00 Speaker 8: this album, Yolanda, and and it tells a story and

17:03 Speaker 8: it's very cinematic, and some of what she was talking about,

17:05 Speaker 8: it's it's similar to to what you were just saying about,

17:09 Speaker 8: you know, being able to how it's therapeutic. Yeah, you

17:12 Speaker 8: know it is, you know, yeah, because she has a

17:15 Speaker 8: her album Yolanda. It's Yolanda's a fictional character that she

17:19 Speaker 8: made up, but she's she was talking about how some

17:20 Speaker 8: of it's based on things that happened to her and

17:23 Speaker 8: some of it's not, and it's up to the listener

17:25 Speaker 8: to try to figure out what's what if they if

17:27 Speaker 8: they want to. But but I think she used that

17:30 Speaker 8: word a couple of times, actually, I think she said

17:31 Speaker 8: there it's therapeutic.

17:32 Speaker 9: Yeah, to be able to do that.

17:34 Speaker 12: Yeah, that that's also a big thing of like what

17:36 Speaker 12: we want to do going forward is like even for

17:38 Speaker 12: the rest of the band, kind of come up with

17:40 Speaker 12: our characters and kind of make it more of a

17:43 Speaker 12: theatrical performance, and like we're getting like local artists and

17:47 Speaker 12: like animators involved and having like projection screen cool going on.

17:51 Speaker 9: Yeah, you beat me to it.

17:52 Speaker 12: Yeah, well, working on that and yeah, it's becoming definitely

17:57 Speaker 12: uh the kind of big your project than then what

18:02 Speaker 12: it has been. And I'm really looking forward to that too.

18:06 Speaker 8: Yeah, because your music certainly lends itself to that. Definitely,

18:09 Speaker 8: those theatrical elements. So that's that's amazing, excellent, excellent if

18:13 Speaker 8: you're just joining as joining us. We have Dennis and

18:15 Speaker 8: Troy from the Gray Curtain here with us in studio.

18:19 Speaker 8: And then what's so you guys were kind of talking

18:21 Speaker 8: off their about you've got how many songs you're working on?

18:24 Speaker 8: Like you've got like a thousand songs?

18:26 Speaker 9: Yeah, something like that. Yeah, it feels that way.

18:28 Speaker 2: One.

18:29 Speaker 9: Two, yeah, yeah, well we are you know what Troy

18:34 Speaker 9: you want to Yeah, I talk way too much.

18:38 Speaker 12: Coming up. What we're working on is basically a continuing

18:43 Speaker 12: or kind of another part of this story with the

18:46 Speaker 12: town of Apathy, and it's these two kind of main

18:50 Speaker 12: characters that we're working with. So each album, it's going

18:53 Speaker 12: to be a double album, is what we're going for.

18:55 Speaker 12: And it's yet each album is following each of these characters,

18:58 Speaker 12: and the way is that they kind of cross over

19:01 Speaker 12: with each other and just kind of being involved in

19:05 Speaker 12: like this whole, you know, bigger story of everything, and

19:08 Speaker 12: it's just been uh, really interesting, a really interesting challenge too.

19:16 Speaker 12: Kind of feel like the the moods that are captured

19:20 Speaker 12: in these two these two character stories, and it's kind

19:24 Speaker 12: of like it's kind of cool, like something that we've

19:27 Speaker 12: figured out like a couple of weeks ago. It's like

19:30 Speaker 12: they both start and end in like opposite areas. It's

19:33 Speaker 12: like ones kind of already in this madness and it's

19:36 Speaker 12: kind of like his dissent kind of brings him back

19:40 Speaker 12: up almost to I guess kind of. But then the

19:43 Speaker 12: other one, it's like she starts off more calm and composed,

19:46 Speaker 12: and then like you know, something bad happens and it

19:50 Speaker 12: just kind of goes off the rails.

19:52 Speaker 9: Yeah, they don't get too much way, yeah ye, but yeah,

19:56 Speaker 9: a negative point happens and she goes into the madness

20:04 Speaker 9: spectrum of it. Okay, it's just the the finding these.

20:11 Speaker 12: Like the way to convey these moments and these these

20:14 Speaker 12: feelings within the music has been a cool, cool experience

20:19 Speaker 12: for me because like I've only done like death metal

20:22 Speaker 12: in the past.

20:22 Speaker 8: Oh really yeah yeah, So how far into this are

20:25 Speaker 8: you into the I mean, are you actually recording? Are

20:28 Speaker 8: you still writing or writing?

20:29 Speaker 9: We're still very much in the writing process. Unfortunately. Living

20:34 Speaker 9: in New England, you know, you face certain challenges like

20:38 Speaker 9: the weather. Uh you know this I mentioned at our

20:42 Speaker 9: twelve year anniversary show last month that you know, the

20:46 Speaker 9: New England weather doesn't know what it wants to be

20:48 Speaker 9: when it grows up, you know. So, uh yeah, we

20:51 Speaker 9: ended up losing a lot of time.

20:54 Speaker 12: It was that, and like it seems like one after

20:57 Speaker 12: the other, like everybody's cars just started dying.

21:00 Speaker 11: Yeah.

21:01 Speaker 9: Yeah, it was like some sort of curse, I'm telling you. Yeah,

21:03 Speaker 9: because his car died. So I went to go pick

21:06 Speaker 9: him up for a rehearsal. It was our last rehearsal

21:09 Speaker 9: before the twelve year anniversary show, and we got about

21:14 Speaker 9: five miles away from his house and my car died.

21:17 Speaker 8: Really, oh, what are the odds?

21:19 Speaker 9: And then like the very next week, Sean, our bass

21:21 Speaker 9: player's car died. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, but you know, obviously,

21:27 Speaker 9: you know we're we got it all squared away. But yeah,

21:30 Speaker 9: but as far as the album, we're hard at work

21:33 Speaker 9: on the writing end of it. Okay, the story end

21:38 Speaker 9: of it is done.

21:40 Speaker 8: Oh okay.

21:41 Speaker 9: I'm working with a very talented writer, my writing partner, April,

21:47 Speaker 9: and we're a little over twelve hundred pages of this

21:51 Speaker 9: script that goes along with oh with not just this

21:56 Speaker 9: album that we're working on, all of them, okay, all

22:00 Speaker 9: twenty chapters of the Town of Apathy oh okay. And

22:04 Speaker 9: what's nice is before with the old lineup, we you know,

22:08 Speaker 9: it was basically like fill in the blank, like what's

22:11 Speaker 9: happening here? And we're writing the story as we go along. Yeah,

22:14 Speaker 9: what's nice about this time is the story's there. We

22:18 Speaker 9: basically go, okay, let's write a song around this scene.

22:21 Speaker 9: Let's write a song around this feeling and this emotion

22:24 Speaker 9: that's happening right now.

22:25 Speaker 12: It is good to have like the source material to

22:27 Speaker 12: work off of instead of kind of just like you know,

22:31 Speaker 12: right playing on the fly, like yeah, okay, so what

22:33 Speaker 12: happens next?

22:34 Speaker 9: Right? Well, even with the Florists, you know, it was

22:36 Speaker 9: like we would write a song and as I was

22:40 Speaker 9: writing the lyrics, I'd sit there in the studio and go,

22:43 Speaker 9: I don't I don't know where to put this song,

22:46 Speaker 9: like in the in the spectrum of the story.

22:49 Speaker 8: Okay.

22:51 Speaker 9: But then, as you know, with my old bandmate's help,

22:55 Speaker 9: I'd be able to be like, oh wait, no, it

22:57 Speaker 9: makes sense to add like this lyric, and then we

23:01 Speaker 9: can fit it in here, and this is what's happening

23:04 Speaker 9: with again. With this one, it's like we are currently

23:08 Speaker 9: working on I believe twenty six Okay, twenty six different songs.

23:14 Speaker 9: Of three or four of them are done. We're just

23:20 Speaker 9: you know, we need to work on them as a

23:22 Speaker 9: band and tighten them up before we play them live, right,

23:25 Speaker 9: like any band.

23:26 Speaker 1: Right.

23:27 Speaker 9: But yeah, we're currently yeah, we're currently deep in the

23:34 Speaker 9: writing process. Then the recording. God, I don't know how

23:38 Speaker 9: long that's going to take. I really don't, you know. Thankfully,

23:43 Speaker 9: our our drummer Tyler who you know from Scarecrow Hill. Yes, yes,

23:49 Speaker 9: he is very averse in the recording aspect. He loves

23:55 Speaker 9: that part of He's told us many times. He's like,

23:59 Speaker 9: this is what I like.

24:00 Speaker 8: Oh, that's good because a lot of musicians don't a

24:02 Speaker 8: lot of musicians only want to play live right in

24:05 Speaker 8: the studio.

24:06 Speaker 12: So I know a little bit here and there, like

24:08 Speaker 12: enough to get like a demo together or like yeah,

24:10 Speaker 12: just kind of get ideas onto the daw But it's

24:12 Speaker 12: like he I can't do any of the mixing or

24:14 Speaker 12: anything like that.

24:15 Speaker 9: That's all foreign language to me.

24:17 Speaker 2: Yeah.

24:18 Speaker 9: Yeah, And then you know, Tyler introduced me to Joe

24:22 Speaker 9: Clap at Ultrasound Studios. Okay, great guy. I can't wait

24:27 Speaker 9: to work with him. To be honest, I I'm so

24:32 Speaker 9: excited for the possibilities that is going to be this

24:36 Speaker 9: new album, like and the fact that we we already

24:42 Speaker 9: know like titles, okay, like the next album you know

24:45 Speaker 9: we have we already have the title for the album

24:48 Speaker 9: after that, you know, depending on where we go, like

24:50 Speaker 9: which story we choose, right, already has a name.

24:53 Speaker 8: Okay, but so do you literally already have the all

24:57 Speaker 8: twenty six titles.

24:58 Speaker 9: For yeah, oh you do?

25:00 Speaker 8: Okay?

25:00 Speaker 9: Yeah, okay, yea. You know there's a couple that are

25:04 Speaker 9: working chartles, but even the even the ones that are like, oh,

25:09 Speaker 9: you know, we don't.

25:10 Speaker 12: Know if this is actually yeah, the working title just

25:12 Speaker 12: kind of becomes the name of the song.

25:14 Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, okay, Yeah.

25:16 Speaker 12: It's like it's just a funny string of words that

25:19 Speaker 12: kind of came together, and it's like, you know what,

25:20 Speaker 12: it kind of fits. So Sean's February song, like y,

25:26 Speaker 12: you know, Sean's February Surprise or something like that.

25:28 Speaker 9: That's what it was, Sean's February Surprise. It sounds like

25:31 Speaker 9: something you got at a restaurant.

25:32 Speaker 8: Right, it does, it does?

25:35 Speaker 9: But uh, it was the other spider soup. Dude, I

25:39 Speaker 9: cannot stress enough. I want Spider soup on this program

25:44 Speaker 9: so bad when it when it's done, I want to

25:46 Speaker 9: I want to be able to. I want to be

25:48 Speaker 9: able to have that herd.

25:50 Speaker 8: Excellent, excellent. So do you plan to play any of

25:53 Speaker 8: these live before the album is done?

25:55 Speaker 9: We already are playing too. Oh okay, yeah, we've been

25:58 Speaker 9: playing two of the tracks now for a good year

26:03 Speaker 9: going on.

26:04 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

26:05 Speaker 9: Yeah. There's Hollow, which is a song that Shawn, our

26:10 Speaker 9: bass player, basically, you know, it's like, here's the song,

26:13 Speaker 9: completely done, lyrics and all, and uh it just so

26:17 Speaker 9: happened to fit very well with one of the characters

26:21 Speaker 9: very well. And uh and it was funny because he

26:25 Speaker 9: didn't write it to be like, you know, oh you know,

26:28 Speaker 9: this is a song for this character. He was just like,

26:31 Speaker 9: I wrote this song. I think it's very good for

26:33 Speaker 9: the Great Curtain? What do you guys think? And we

26:35 Speaker 9: played it and for a while I was like, oh man,

26:40 Speaker 9: I'm gonna miss this guy's song up so bad because

26:43 Speaker 9: because he has a tenor register, I am more of

26:47 Speaker 9: a baritone. I can hit some tenor. Yeah, he is

26:51 Speaker 9: up there really yeah, and which makes great for harmonies

26:55 Speaker 9: with the three of us, Oh, no doubt.

26:57 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah.

26:58 Speaker 9: But for a long time I was so afraid to

27:01 Speaker 9: play this song live because I'm like, yeah, when you

27:05 Speaker 9: don't write the song, you know, I know I'm not alone,

27:10 Speaker 9: but you know, I feel bad about this. When I

27:12 Speaker 9: didn't write the lyrics, I'm like, I'm gonna mess his

27:15 Speaker 9: lyrics up. And for a long time I was very

27:19 Speaker 9: tense about that really, But now we play it live

27:22 Speaker 9: and it's like I'm in it. Yeah, Yeah, everything's fine.

27:26 Speaker 9: And the other song is I Live in Shame. Okay,

27:30 Speaker 9: So one song is one character, one song is the

27:33 Speaker 9: other character, Okay. And yeah, Hollow is a.

27:39 Speaker 12: Very h it's very like heavy, kind of like driven

27:43 Speaker 12: like this.

27:45 Speaker 9: I don't know, I was gonna say more like emotional,

27:47 Speaker 9: like theatrical, but yes, it's definitely, especially towards the end. Yeah, yeah, definitely. Meanwhile,

27:54 Speaker 9: I Live in Shame. It is dark, it'sh moody, moody,

28:00 Speaker 9: it's but again, it's got like that, it's got that

28:04 Speaker 9: driving force in it. Yeah.

28:07 Speaker 12: But yeah, I Live in Shame was like the first

28:09 Speaker 12: one that we wrote in this iteration of the band,

28:12 Speaker 12: and it's just kind of the first one that came

28:13 Speaker 12: together with you, with me and Sean at least we

28:17 Speaker 12: had some Joe from uh a billion of bandss drums

28:25 Speaker 12: writing that one. And then but yeah that that that

28:27 Speaker 12: was the first one like this ineration iteration of the

28:29 Speaker 12: band wrote together.

28:30 Speaker 8: Oh okay, very cool.

28:32 Speaker 9: Big shout out to Joe. Yeah, big shout out to Joe. Excellent,

28:35 Speaker 9: Joe Soo, Guello, the Megans, Rags, Stitches, watch like, watch

28:41 Speaker 9: any of those bands, They're all great. Yeah.

28:43 Speaker 8: Absolutely, we have the Megans on the show, didn't we

28:47 Speaker 8: Did we have the Megans on?

28:49 Speaker 10: I'm not positive.

28:50 Speaker 8: Yeah, I'll have to do the search. Yeah, yeah, I

28:53 Speaker 8: gotten to that point where, oh my god, it's uh

28:56 Speaker 8: nine years uh today at w M and H real nice.

28:59 Speaker 8: I forgot to even mention it at all during the

29:04 Speaker 8: show yet, because nine nine is an odd like like

29:07 Speaker 8: the ten year anniversary will be a bibody else.

29:09 Speaker 10: Is a little older in the room though.

29:18 Speaker 8: Thank you Birthday Dennis. Dennis Layton's birthday, well, Thursday was

29:22 Speaker 8: Thursday today.

29:24 Speaker 10: I apologize.

29:25 Speaker 9: Oh it's fine, it's close enough, thank you. Thursday was

29:31 Speaker 9: my birthday. Uh turned forty five. Uh yeah, it's uh,

29:36 Speaker 9: it's it's tough. It's tough sometimes because you know, when

29:40 Speaker 9: you reach us, you know, when you're a certain age

29:43 Speaker 9: and you know you're still struggling and whatnot, you know,

29:47 Speaker 9: to do the things that you love to do. It's like,

29:51 Speaker 9: you know, the voice in the back of your head

29:53 Speaker 9: that sounds like the people that told you when you

29:56 Speaker 9: were a kid that you you wouldn't amount to anything,

29:59 Speaker 9: or starting to sound like your voice right and it.

30:04 Speaker 9: But I cannot stress enough. I'm really looking forward to

30:11 Speaker 9: to my forty fifth year on this planet. Couldn't say that,

30:18 Speaker 9: you know a few moons ago, sure, you know, and

30:21 Speaker 9: if anybody listens to the first Gray Curtain album, you

30:27 Speaker 9: definitely get the idea that I didn't always like life.

30:33 Speaker 9: But yeah, I I celebrated with one of my best

30:38 Speaker 9: friends and we went to the movies. We went to

30:40 Speaker 9: see Uh, They Will Kill You, which I highly recommend

30:45 Speaker 9: for anybody who's a fan of Kill Bill and Evil Dead,

30:51 Speaker 9: you know, like the original Evil Dead, Sam Raimi, great movie.

30:56 Speaker 8: Who directed this?

30:57 Speaker 9: You know, I don't know, I will know because I

31:01 Speaker 9: need I need, like all the information about this movie

31:04 Speaker 9: when it comes out, you know, when it when it's

31:08 Speaker 9: out on streaming. But yeah, I didn't catch that. But

31:13 Speaker 9: Patricia Katt's great in it. Heather Graham, who I've never

31:17 Speaker 9: really said, like, oh, you know, this is a She's

31:20 Speaker 9: a great actress. She is amazing in this movie. No kidding,

31:24 Speaker 9: she is great. But yeah, I can't remember his name,

31:28 Speaker 9: but he played Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films.

31:34 Speaker 9: He's in it, but he's great, and it's a great cast.

31:39 Speaker 9: It's if you're into like visceral action scenes and things

31:45 Speaker 9: like that, it's right up your out.

31:47 Speaker 8: No kidding.

31:48 Speaker 9: Okay, if you if you go in, if you watch

31:51 Speaker 9: it going into it thinking, uh, you know, this is

31:54 Speaker 9: gonna be like the best movie I've seen. It's gonna

31:57 Speaker 9: be like best picture next year, then you're gonna hate it, right,

32:00 Speaker 9: you're gonna hate it. But if you go into it thinking, okay,

32:03 Speaker 9: kill Bill meets like Evil Dead two, yeah, you're gonna

32:07 Speaker 9: love this movie. Okay, all right, very cool. But anyway,

32:10 Speaker 9: I had you know it was a good birthday and

32:12 Speaker 9: thank you guys.

32:12 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely absolutely if you're just jing Us,

32:15 Speaker 8: Dennis and Troy from the Great Curtainer here with us

32:18 Speaker 8: in studio. Yeah, speaking of movies, I did notice the

32:20 Speaker 8: Reservoir Dogs shirt.

32:22 Speaker 9: Yeah, my favorite movie of all time?

32:24 Speaker 8: Oh is it.

32:24 Speaker 2: Yeah, it is.

32:25 Speaker 8: It's a good choice.

32:25 Speaker 9: It's a good choice. Yeah. I'm a like I mentioned,

32:28 Speaker 9: I'm a big centophile. Yeah, and there's something to be said.

32:32 Speaker 9: There's something to be said about a movie about a

32:35 Speaker 9: diamond heist that never shows the diamond heist.

32:38 Speaker 8: Yep.

32:39 Speaker 9: Yeah, you have to paint the whole picture with the dialogue.

32:42 Speaker 9: You know, it centers mostly around one scene. It's completely

32:46 Speaker 9: dependent on how great the actors are, and they all

32:49 Speaker 9: are great. Yes, Tarantino's second film, or you know, first film,

32:55 Speaker 9: it was one of the one of the first.

32:56 Speaker 1: Yeah.

32:56 Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm trying to remember if Four Rooms was before

33:00 Speaker 9: Reservoir Dogs, but I don't think so after Oh then yeah,

33:04 Speaker 9: then Reservoir Dogs was his first. Yeah. It's uh, it's

33:09 Speaker 9: always hit home to me. It's my comfort movie.

33:12 Speaker 8: Yeah.

33:12 Speaker 9: An anytime that somebody says, you know, oh, I've never

33:16 Speaker 9: seen Reservoir Dogs, I immediately I will be at a

33:19 Speaker 9: festival in a different state. If somebody says they you know,

33:23 Speaker 9: if I'm having a conversation with somebody and they say

33:25 Speaker 9: they haven't seen Reservoir Dogs, I immediately turned the car around,

33:30 Speaker 9: go to the nearest place that we can watch it. Yeah,

33:32 Speaker 9: it's you know, it's one of my favorite movies. Yeah,

33:35 Speaker 9: it's not my favorite.

33:36 Speaker 8: So you guys playing a lot live or you doing

33:38 Speaker 8: a lot of shows.

33:40 Speaker 12: I think we only have a couple lined up right now.

33:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean you're busy with you got a lot

33:46 Speaker 8: on your place with the double album.

33:48 Speaker 3: Yeah.

33:49 Speaker 9: Yeah, well that and uh it's a it's a blessing

33:56 Speaker 9: and a curse having somebody in our band and that

34:00 Speaker 9: is in a such a busy band.

34:04 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Tyler from Scarecrow Hill.

34:06 Speaker 9: Yeah, and they are about to put out this album

34:09 Speaker 9: and I cannot stress enough. I've heard like four or

34:14 Speaker 9: five songs on this album, even people that have been

34:17 Speaker 9: fans of this band for decades. Yea, not ready for

34:21 Speaker 9: this album.

34:21 Speaker 2: Really.

34:22 Speaker 8: Yeah, it's that good.

34:23 Speaker 9: Oh it's so good. There's one song in particular I'm

34:26 Speaker 9: kind of biased about. But you know, okay, you'll hear

34:29 Speaker 9: that when yeah, okay, people will understand when that when

34:33 Speaker 9: that comes okay. But but yeah, they're gonna be playing

34:37 Speaker 9: a lot of shows. Uh so you know, as they're

34:42 Speaker 9: promoting and painting shows for this album, gives us time

34:45 Speaker 9: to write. Yeah, but we will we have two shows

34:49 Speaker 9: in May. One will be up here at a Jewel

34:53 Speaker 9: on the exteenth. Excellent, making our debut at Jewel, like,

34:56 Speaker 9: oh wow, okay, good good yeah. Opening up for Who's

35:03 Speaker 9: forty Below Summer? Yeah okay, yeah, very cool along with

35:07 Speaker 9: Scarecrow Hill.

35:08 Speaker 8: Okay.

35:09 Speaker 12: I think that one's like one of those festival type shows.

35:11 Speaker 12: There's like two stages back and forth between each stages

35:14 Speaker 12: like teen bands or something.

35:15 Speaker 9: Oh wow, okay, put by Justin Marcott.

35:17 Speaker 8: Yeah, excellent, excellent.

35:19 Speaker 9: Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be a lot of

35:21 Speaker 9: I always have fun at these multi stage Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

35:24 Speaker 9: You got to see so many local bands. Yeah, you know,

35:27 Speaker 9: so like for anyone that says, oh you know, oh

35:31 Speaker 9: you're in a local band, it's like, yeah, but you

35:35 Speaker 9: obviously don't go to a lot of local shows. If

35:38 Speaker 9: you did, you'd know that there are great bands in

35:40 Speaker 9: this area. So much, so much great. I mean you're

35:43 Speaker 9: the masses. I got there, the masses. Yeah, I love

35:48 Speaker 9: I love all those guys. Yeah, great guys inside us.

35:51 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, we've had we've had them, but I

35:55 Speaker 8: think we just had we had.

35:57 Speaker 9: Yeah. Love love those guys. Yeah. Uh, you're a wrestling fan,

36:01 Speaker 9: so you'll probably dig this anytime that Scarecrow, Greg Hurtin

36:06 Speaker 9: Devlin and Fear of the Masses are on the same bill.

36:10 Speaker 9: I always put up the four fingers, Oh you do.

36:14 Speaker 9: I always like my My cover on my cover photo

36:19 Speaker 9: on my Facebook is the four of Us and I've

36:23 Speaker 9: had it up for pretty close to a year now.

36:26 Speaker 9: I'm not taking that down. Yeah.

36:27 Speaker 12: Yeah, that's one of my favorite pictures. Terminus again, that

36:30 Speaker 12: was that Terminus Terminus.

36:32 Speaker 9: Yeah. But but yeah, we got we got that show.

36:36 Speaker 9: Then we're playing Charlie's Hill, another one of our favorite places,

36:42 Speaker 9: in May thirtieth.

36:44 Speaker 8: Excellent.

36:45 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I believe it's May thirtieth. We're playing there

36:49 Speaker 9: for another multi stage, multi band festival, Gaganza. Yeah, we'll

36:56 Speaker 9: probably book a couple of shows throughout the summer. But again,

36:59 Speaker 9: you know, it's kind of like at the whim of

37:02 Speaker 9: Tyler's schedule because for obvious reasons, it is going to

37:06 Speaker 9: be busy. Yeah, we're very grateful for Oh, Tyler is

37:11 Speaker 9: one of my favorite people. I think I think it's

37:14 Speaker 9: I think it goes my kid and then Tyler is

37:17 Speaker 9: like somewhere around here, yeah, and then Joe is like

37:20 Speaker 9: right below, uh but no, but anyway.

37:25 Speaker 8: They're all ahead of Troy.

37:28 Speaker 12: I'm somewhere down here.

37:31 Speaker 9: You can't even see, you know, the desk is in

37:33 Speaker 9: the way behind the sure we put that, We put

37:39 Speaker 9: Troy right.

37:43 Speaker 8: Very nice.

37:45 Speaker 9: Troy knows not much he means to me. Yeah, obviously

37:49 Speaker 9: because he can joke around with me like that. Yeah,

37:52 Speaker 9: a lot of people don't. A lot of people are like,

37:55 Speaker 9: what do you mean by that. It's like Troy helped

37:56 Speaker 9: me help them understand this is my son humor. Yeah, yeah,

38:02 Speaker 9: I'm being glid on purpose.

38:05 Speaker 7: Uh.

38:05 Speaker 9: But we do have like other shows like in the works,

38:12 Speaker 9: but nothing that we can really announce, okay without the

38:16 Speaker 9: promoter being like, yep, we're on this is happening. Yeah,

38:21 Speaker 9: one or two that I'm very excited for, you know,

38:24 Speaker 9: the possibilities. But now for the most part, like you mentioned,

38:30 Speaker 9: we're going to be taking a lot of time to

38:32 Speaker 9: write this album because it's I've always wanted to write

38:37 Speaker 9: a double album, and now that it's here, I am

38:39 Speaker 9: dreading it. Yeah.

38:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, I was curious if there was a part of

38:44 Speaker 8: you that was like, it is a lot.

38:48 Speaker 12: We definitely want to do it right, but we absolutely

38:50 Speaker 12: don't want to like drag our feet are on anything.

38:53 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I I think it was a couple

38:58 Speaker 9: of days ago. I was I was on Facebook, as

39:00 Speaker 9: one does, and I put up a post saying I'm

39:04 Speaker 9: working on over twenty songs worth of lyrics at the

39:08 Speaker 9: same time my brain is not cooperating with me, and

39:12 Speaker 9: the comments just made me laugh so much that Yeah,

39:16 Speaker 9: one guy said, pro tip, don't do that, right. I

39:22 Speaker 9: was like, you know, I've been doing this since I

39:24 Speaker 9: was five years old, right, fourteen bands, chamber choir, men's choir,

39:29 Speaker 9: State Competition's voice lessons, all that jazz. It's like pro tip,

39:34 Speaker 9: here's pro tip. Yea, that is That is funny, But

39:39 Speaker 9: I understood what they were trying to say. Yeah, yeah,

39:42 Speaker 9: you're purposely frying your brain. You're crazy. I am insane.

39:46 Speaker 9: I am insane. I've never doubted that. I've never denied that.

39:50 Speaker 9: You know, I'll never pleaded the fifth on that. You

39:52 Speaker 9: know there, you have to be a little crazy to

39:55 Speaker 9: do this.

39:56 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, absolutely absolutely. If you're just doing this, we

40:00 Speaker 8: have Dennis and Troy from The The Great Curtain here

40:03 Speaker 8: with us in studio, and then so you probably don't

40:06 Speaker 8: have any kind of an eta on the album, right,

40:09 Speaker 8: because it's going to be a lot of work.

40:11 Speaker 9: If if I had my way, would be out by

40:14 Speaker 9: by middle of twenty twenty seven. But that is like

40:19 Speaker 9: if everything goes like perfectly smooth, perfectly smooth, which how

40:25 Speaker 9: often does that happen?

40:26 Speaker 15: Never?

40:27 Speaker 9: Never, never and again. You know, when when you have

40:33 Speaker 9: a band member in such a busy band as Tyler

40:38 Speaker 9: is with Scarecrow, it's basically like, Okay, Tyler's busy this week,

40:43 Speaker 9: so Troy and I or Sean, Troy and I will

40:47 Speaker 9: all get together and we'll work on these songs. And

40:50 Speaker 9: then when Tyler's available, we'll go down to his house

40:54 Speaker 9: and we'll work on these songs.

40:55 Speaker 12: Meantime, I need to learn how to use like easy

40:57 Speaker 12: drummer or something like that.

40:59 Speaker 9: Yeah, yep, yep, but it's uh as far as an eta.

41:05 Speaker 9: I mean, God, I want it out as soon as possible.

41:08 Speaker 9: But yeah, when you're working on like, like, you know,

41:12 Speaker 9: at the risk of sounding redundant, when you're working on

41:15 Speaker 9: twenty six songs at the same time, you want them

41:18 Speaker 9: all to match up. You want them all to be understood,

41:23 Speaker 9: You want them you want people to listen to all

41:26 Speaker 9: of them and be like, right, they didn't they didn't

41:29 Speaker 9: just write this one in right, right, right, Yeah, so

41:34 Speaker 9: we're going to agonize over this for probably a good year,

41:37 Speaker 9: year and a half, no doubt, and then hopefully you

41:41 Speaker 9: go into the studio after that.

41:42 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, very cool, very cool. So where should people

41:47 Speaker 8: go online? Where's the best place to go online to

41:49 Speaker 8: keep up with everything that the Great Curtain is doing?

41:51 Speaker 12: We got Facebook, Great Curtain, Instagram, Uh, we're on YouTube.

41:59 Speaker 12: I think we should probably get on like centralizing all

42:02 Speaker 12: of our YouTube stuff because it's like April like puts

42:05 Speaker 12: videos that that she takes that's at uh Inner Child

42:09 Speaker 12: Studios on YouTube, so she's got a lot of our

42:12 Speaker 12: stuff on there, a.

42:13 Speaker 9: Lot yep and what else do we have? We're on Spotify,

42:19 Speaker 9: Apple Music for some reason, we're not on Amazon. We

42:22 Speaker 9: really need like we need to work on that, yeah,

42:26 Speaker 9: band camp, you know, uh you know, uh, I was

42:31 Speaker 9: gonna say our e p K, but you know, like

42:35 Speaker 9: outside of promoters, no one really has access to that, right,

42:38 Speaker 9: But man, wouldn't it be great to have like like

42:41 Speaker 9: a public ePK that people can just be like, oh,

42:44 Speaker 9: you know, everything's in one spot right. It's like I

42:48 Speaker 9: only have Apple Music, so I'll click on their link.

42:52 Speaker 12: But yeah, pretty much where you get your music unless

42:54 Speaker 12: you're on Amazon Music.

42:56 Speaker 9: Yeah, and again, can't stress enough. I want to back

43:00 Speaker 9: on and we were at one point, but I want

43:02 Speaker 9: to get back on that.

43:03 Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, well, very good, very good. Well, guys, thank

43:07 Speaker 8: you so much. How long was your drive, by the way,

43:08 Speaker 8: because you're are you in Massachusetts or I forget exactly

43:11 Speaker 8: where you guys are?

43:13 Speaker 9: It was about an hour and twenty five. Oh wow, man,

43:15 Speaker 9: it was about two hours.

43:16 Speaker 8: Yeah, no kidding, Yeah, well, I really appreciate you guys

43:18 Speaker 8: coming all the way here.

43:20 Speaker 9: Glad to be here. I was going to say, love

43:21 Speaker 9: that you guys have a song.

43:23 Speaker 8: Absolutely absolutely absolutely very very glad to do it. I

43:26 Speaker 8: do think we should end the segment with burn that

43:28 Speaker 8: Bridge because this happens to be my favorite Great Curtains song.

43:32 Speaker 8: Love this as as I think we've talked about this before.

43:35 Speaker 8: Should we talk about the song before we play it

43:37 Speaker 8: before we uh?

43:38 Speaker 12: Uh?

43:38 Speaker 9: Well, burn that Bridge is much like with the song

43:42 Speaker 9: that uh that Sean put in for this upcoming album. Uh.

43:49 Speaker 9: The old lineup uh made up of the Miller Brothers

43:53 Speaker 9: and Sean donnellan. They worked on this song for a

43:57 Speaker 9: long time. Musically, yeah, they didn't have any Ris for

44:00 Speaker 9: and we basically chopped it up and uh, you know,

44:04 Speaker 9: condensed it to be a more I don't want to

44:08 Speaker 9: say radio friendly, but you know it was easier to digest,

44:12 Speaker 9: and I put the lyrics in to uh kind of

44:17 Speaker 9: fit it in with the florist concept. Then it became

44:20 Speaker 9: Burned that Bridge.

44:21 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, no, I love it absolutely well. Guys, thank

44:24 Speaker 8: you again so much. And if you are listening live

44:27 Speaker 8: on Saturday, stick around. We've got Warhog coming up in

44:31 Speaker 8: the third hour. They're going to be joining us via

44:33 Speaker 8: Microsoft teams from Texas and uh really looking forward to

44:37 Speaker 8: talking with them. They might be in the five Timers club.

44:40 Speaker 8: Actually they've been on a lot. Maybe maybeen's hard to

44:46 Speaker 8: work over.

44:46 Speaker 10: There special nice seek.

44:56 Speaker 8: All right, very good, So, uh we will end this

44:59 Speaker 8: segment with it. This is Burned that Bridge. The album

45:02 Speaker 8: is the Floors, and the band is the Great Curtain.

45:04 Speaker 8: And guys, thank you again, thanks for having us. Absolutely had.

45:22 Speaker 5: The time.

45:24 Speaker 2: I condonem me wrot thinking about it a pregnant apace.

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46:14 Speaker 2: Rocks straps me a feeling a lot.

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49:47 Speaker 2: Understand he fails with every temper. Calla the part of

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