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back, everybody is we cruise in an hour number three newmerow trace of Matt

Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios of WM NH ninety five point

three FM Inglorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny is here, of course at

the news table, present and account for and today is Saturday, May eighteen,

two thy twenty four. And of course, if you're listening live locally

on ninety five point three, welcome, And of course you can also go

to wmnhradio dot org and click listen live, or go to my website mattconnorton

dot com slash live to listen from anywhere anywhere you please. And we've got

a great band with us today. In fact, we played one of their

tracks at the end of the last hour. But uh waylam Park is here

with us live in studio. How are you guys. Yeah, glad you're

here. Glad you're here. Let's see, I'm gonna kind of adjust the

mics as we go, but let's start in the corner here and we'll go

around the room. And if you can tell us who you are and what

you do in the band. Justin I played guitar, sometimes leads, sometimes

rhythm. I also songwright. All right, my name's that the beat Man.

I played drums for these crazy guys. Okay, well, I play

guitar both leading rhythm. All right, welcome. I am Brendan. I

am holding it down on the bass for these guys. All right, and

you're holding a microphone. You've got the one, you've got the one handheld.

I wear many hats. There you go, and uh, let's see

and wow, your mic is really low and I don't know, oh you

know what? Go yeah, now I'm closer to the mic. My name

is still Dakota next to the vocals. Yeah, well that mic is low.

I don't know what. Can you just tap that with your finger?

Yeah? Yeah, it's not usually like that. I don't know why.

We're not used to him being that quiet? Yeah. Can you hold him

down with your mic? I'll switch him up. We can share one,

I think. Uh, go and talk talk a little more. I'll talk

continuously if you want me to. Have got a lot of things. Yeah,

you could possibly talk about. You just got to talk right into it.

That's fine. Yeah, I just got to be direct. There.

You sing us a little song? There you go. Oo you want to

sing us a song? You don't have to no song. You guys are

playing tonight at Terminus and Nashua. Is that correct? Yes, sir,

absolutely, very good, very good. Now, how did well? Actually,

let's start here. Where are you guys from? Because I know you're

not you're not local to this area. We would claim to fame from western

mass in general. We're from like a whobunk town out in the woods.

I Brendan am from southern New Hampshire, so this is kind of my backyard.

Oh okay, yeah, I'll name drop. Well, let's are from

the town Athol, Massachusetts. If anyone's ever heard of it, probably not.

Oh yeah we had uh, we had somebody else on the show from

Uh. I can't remember who a long time ago from that same town.

I wish I could remember the name of the band. Probably know them.

Yeah, you probably do, like a three piece punk band, but from

that area. So uh do you guys? Have you played a Terminus before?

Will this be your first time? No, this is our first time

to going there. I'm pretty excited. Well, everything sounds really weird.

It's driving me nuts. This is unusual. Let me let me just try

something else here. Well, weird sounds help if we know the mics just

sounds strange to me. It's just you, Maddie, No, it's definitely

not just me. Let me see something here. That's that might be about

I don't know, check it. Yeah, but no turnouts. The first

time playing at God, first time playing at Terminus, I'm pretty sure.

What do they opened like last last November? Right? Well, what's we're

excited to be a part of. It's kind of new. Yeah, yeah,

very good. Oh, I'm so glad we like to chip in to

be new. So glad I fixed that. That was driving me nuts.

Okay, now we can relax and have a real conversation. Good, good,

Good. Do you guys play out a lot? Do you do a

lot of shows? I would say we do enough. Definitely the busy season

right about now? Yeah, yeah, we probably hibernate in the winter a

little bit and then you know, summer comes and we ice off. Yeah.

And how do you describe your sound because I hear a lot of different

influences in there. Colectic. Yeah, that's actually a word that I'm thinking

from a few other people. I like to try to coin the term bathroom

funk. You know, it's kind of gritty, it's dirty, it's still

funky. It's got something you can kind of move your pants to, right,

you know, it's that song you hear in between that's in the bathroom.

You're not always sure what it is what it got you moving? Right?

That is a bathroom funk is not a genre that I've heard of before.

I like it, that's the goal. Yeah, how do the rest

of you guys feel about that label? Are you comfortable with? I hate

the label, but I don't I Don'm not a decision maker here, So

you don't call the bathroom funk no, I mean I have tiptoe around it.

I just it was gonna like indie all funk, punk, progressive,

and so it's a bathroom part. That's the issue for you. It's not

the funk, it's just the bathroom. Well, the combination and bathroom.

It's not a good combination where right, bathrooms are dirty? Right? Yeah.

We struggled to term it a little bit because I think there's not really

a genre that you can't hear in our music. Yeah, I mean you

might say country or bluegrass, but I know that that influence is there.

You know it's there for me. So yeah, Yeah, how long have

you guys been around? Have you guys? This has bad been around a

while? Or yeah, going on five in November? I think, Okay,

has it always been this lineup, No, no for a couple of

years. Justin and I have been making music together for since like twenty and

thirteen. We've had a few different projects. This specific group of people I

think is two or three years. Okay, yeah. The first time we

played together was in like summer jam camp out in Maine in like twenty twenty

two. Yep, that's right when I joined the band. So I'm the

most recent to the band. Okay, Okay, cool, we should play

another track. We played standard issue? Do you got I don't know if

you guys have a single that you're pushing or if you sent me this album

exactly. The music you have is actually incomplete. We uh, oh,

we have yet to master it. This is a project we've working on for

a long time. Okay, so we just sent you kind of like the

rough cuts, so the best we got going on, which we're cool with.

No, they sound they sound good the mixed, so we're actually pushing

the whole album. Okay, you're the first person we've trusted with this.

Oh well, we're very many people, but pretty much nobody's heard it really.

Oh that's awesome, all right, Uh, what what should we play

next? Do you have a do you have a pick or any anything anything

specific that. I mean, we we'll probably have time to play them all,

but let's do cards poetry. I'm just gonna say Card's poetry, okay.

And I just got to make sure I grabbed the I. I made

a radio edit of that one. That was the only that was the only

one we had to do that with, which was nice. But uh no,

I listened to it and it's it's a really it's really good. So

what should we know about this? Uh? Is there a I felt like

there was a story behind the song when I was listening to it. It

was just the jam. Actually. I think we showed up at practice and

and we kept it that. I'm pretty sure with that one. Okay,

Yeah, we actually a lot of our songs do have a story, and

this is the one to not that figures. It sounds good, though,

Why is it called Picard's poetry? Is there a meeting behind the night?

Absolutely nonsense? Some call it nonsense, some call it poetry. All right,

cool, Well, let's take a listen to this and then we'll talk

with these guys some more. We have Whyland Park here with us live in

studio. Check this out. This is called the cards. Poetry is how

we roll shouting the mind with the shot too far. Now went the stars

and the Roman villains reach more. The ceiling b the guy was a really

bad ceiling. It's a catch bee a blasphemy. Would you add to me?

Now I'm out here sitting on my at sea, you're still chilling.

I got a breastwate that trips with valor, trying to let my love and

take a nice long shower. Lost my love, so I lost my power.

It looks by to call again in an hour. Love got quickation,

I got quicker love got me dead. And the filmy in the shirts you

hat the story of a quitter story squipt sure now he dot the ribs and

more. She's not what you're told me, what you shouldn't turn like the

storm moods. All right, all right? That is that is called Picard's

poetry. That is Wayland Park. Yeah, yeah, great song, great

song. We've got the guys, We've got the whole band here with us,

live in studio, and uh where do you guys record? What's the

recording process like for you? Uh? So, I'm the bass player,

Brendan, and my father has always been a recording and near he's done it

professionally and or as a hobby as I've grown up, Like he used to

co own a recording studio up in Maine, and that's a good dad to

grow up with. Huh. Yeah. Yeah, so he was like basically

wrapping that project up by the time I was born in nineteen eighty nine.

But he's always had a recording rig and microphones and he collects microphones. Yea.

Anyway, he's pieced together a really professional studio now in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

Shut out Sean Carton. Yeah, Sean Carton, that's my father,

and we call it Mansion Studios. Yeah. So yeah, we are open

to uh, we're looking to do some recording work. If somebody's looking to

be recorded, you can reach out to the band and about it. Excellent,

excellent if you like what you're hearing. Yeah, yeah, totally not

the reason we had him in our band, by the way, Yeah,

we didn't even know about it. The reason we kept him in the band.

Oh okay, okay, Well it's a nice surprise, right when you

find that. I was like, oh okay, I'll leverage whatever I can

to stay. Yeah. No, that's that's awesome, and so these are

not so I think we're kind of talking partly off air. These have not

been released yet. You're still correct. Do you have any kind of an

ETA on when they're going to be out or I you know, I was

really hoping you weren't going to ask that question. However inevitable it would be.

Yes, We're gonna really go in hard here and say that the album

Good Gravy will be released before one of our upcoming fat music festivals, which

is trout Stock. Okay, I believe what is that August? I think

it's the end of July. The end of July, Oh, the twenty

fourth. I believe the weekend of the twenty fourth. Yeah, I'm shout

out clearly on trout You guys rock. Thank you boys are on the road

listening to us right now. Have a great show this week? Oh excellent,

excellent? Hey where does the name come from? This? Actually we

were talking about you guys last night on a different show than I do.

I'm a co host on a show called Retrospectrum Radio and talking about I was

plugging today's show and the host Polly c He asked me who I had on

and I mentioned you guys, and I did not realize that. I guess

Whaleam Park is an old amusement park. Is that where the name comes from?

Yeah, Whalem Park was an amusement park that was actually opened for like

one hundred and eight years out. They opened in like eighteen ninety five,

I think, and they closed in like two eight or twenty ten, okay,

and they were at Lunibar. There are a bunch of condominiums. Now

it's quite sad. Oh okay, Yeah, somebody in the chat room was

saying that, yeah it's an apartments now. Yeah, they're not even good

ones. Yeah. I got a cup with me and my sister on a

ride on it. Oh, no kidding. So why choose that for the

name? Do you guys have just good memories of that place or why draw

the name from that? Yeah? It was early on. I guess we

were just looking for something that would be like nostalgic to central Massachusetts where we're

from. Yeah. Yeah, it was just where we're from, kind of

something that like whenever we heard it before before it was a band named right,

like, oh shit, remember that that place is amazing. Excuse that

French. We're on a we're on a delay. I caught it. You're

amazing, thank you, But but yeah, that that was really it is.

It was just kind of nostalgic to us. I guess we wanted to

label our music with it. Yeah. Yeah, Spelfie uh in the chat

room said something about the the label bathroom bath bathroom funk. What did she

say? Something about a reminder of a dirty bathtub? Exactly what we're going.

We love thank you, Shelfy. And she also said we love Leon

Trout. Oh yeah, she said, yeah, it's it's condos now,

yeah, where that used to be. Do you guys, uh? Do

you guys have a lot of songs that you haven't recorded or because obviously you've

been together for a while, you said, what five years, you must

have a lot. I would, I would. I think I would say,

like our catalog is probably like close to like a thirty to like thirty

five song catalog. Wow, some of which we have just decided to part

ways with entirely. Some of which, like we wrote, we used to

have keyboardists and just different dynamics and different organized like stuff. Yeah, it's

just not we're gonna move on from all the We probably we probably have eleven

recorded that we keep, and then there's probably another fifteen or so that we

do play out sometimes or are in like work in progress. Yeah, you

know. Yeah, so we do have like another probably another albums worth the

record, but we might split that up between an EP and an album over

the next year or two. Okay, at least my internal plan. Probably

have another solid five to ten in the works. We've been writing a lot

of music together, and yeah, definitely i'd say five to ten ideas started

that like a factor pretty exciting sometimes just sit down and pump out like three

or four in a day for a week. Is it is it hard to

write us at list with all that that music, or do you guys have

kind of a standard batch of songs that you do every show? Or how

does that work? Because you've got a lot of two so like, actually,

one of the that's kind of one of the cool things about having the

eclectic like sound is we usually kind of based it off of the bands we're

playing with, you know, so if they're heavier, we'll go a little

heavier, lightier, funkier, whatever. Yeah, you know, And a

lot of the time it's like we know we're gonna start or close with this

and then he just tells us what the room's feeling, right, right?

How come he gets aside? You don't, I'll decide to got but yeah,

d code is easily better with people the rest of us. Really,

Yeah, bring big front man energy. Yeah yeah, there you go.

There you go cool? Cool? Do you guys, do you find that

because your sound is kind of eclectic that you you have a lot of does

that open up a lot of options as far as you can play with massively?

Yeah? Absolutely, Yeah. Yeah we'd probably put in the least amount

of work and get handed the most opportunities. Really yeah, yeah, thank

you everybody that being one of them. Yeah, I think it's I think

it benefits us to be so well rounded, both like with musicianship and outside.

I was like, yeah, people in general, Yeah, no doubt,

no doubt. What's is is there are there any particular bands that you

kind of team up with as far as shows that you play a lot of

shows with. I know from my own experience sometimes that happens sort of organically.

You just one more shout out to Leon trou Oh there you go,

swim in there so hard. Yeah, you play a lot of shows with

them? Any chance we get they're awesome. There's a bunch of bands that

like I like a lot and wouldn't play with anytime. Yeah. Another New

Hampshire band on the tri Combs there, we've had them on the show.

Yep, they're great if you're in spealthy circle. I'm sure you guys have

heard like Dog Eate Dog. Maybe Cosmic Blossom, Oh, Cosmic Blossom,

Yeah, oh I love those fans. Yeah, any time of band like

that wants. Yeah. We've had Fredo from Cosmic Blossom on the show a

bunch of times with various projects, you know, because he's he's always got

a bunch of stuff. Every group that any of them starts as awesome.

Earth Mark was great, Yeah anything, Yeah, yeah, absolutely, Well

let's uh, let's play another track? What should we uh? What should

we go with next? You guys got out the middle? Believe that reference?

How about? Yeah? Sure, let me look at what we've got

here. I don't know if I remember that one. Like one of our

one of our hats that we don't wear is remembering remembering your song. Yeah.

Uh, we've got your Mom's, uh, Mecca, Mecca and Ralph

the three. We haven't played your Mom's Yeah, long version is your mom's

underwear? There? Oh my, there a story we wrote nobody else somebody

else wanted to name. It's extremely profound, so spite. We did the

opposite it it was. You said, well, yeah, well, well

it's all relative when it comes to spite. You know, one man's spite

is another is another man's non spite. Your mom's underwear out of spite for

the profound. All right, that's an interesting interest. Well, because you

could, you know, you could call it your moms and then in parentheses

underwear out of spite. So let's do that. Let's change it live on

the air. That's what we're gonna do. It will be your moms and

in parentheses. Agreed, Why don't we call it your mom's under here?

No no, no, we're sick, we're alive on air. Oh so

then people say underwear. I get it, I get it. No,

yeah, but no, that's that's well that there's a bare Naked Ladies song

where they do that. Great. No, you definitely can't. Yeah,

now you can't. Well, but they're Canadians, so it doesn't count.

Oh that's true. Yeah, I'm Canadian. Counts just metrically. Oh,

if there's a Canadian in the band. Yeah, I think there. Yeah,

we didn't. Actually we weren't aware he was gonna. You know now

that you know when you have a connection, you're yet, you're done,

you all you said it on there, But he's Canadian, Dakota set.

It counts just in centimeters. Ah, I see that's for the other show.

That makes sense. All right, all right, let's give this a

listen. This is Whalen's Whalem Park. Get that a lot? You get

that a lot? Do you really wait? I think I think I started

to say Whalen like I was gonna say Won Jennings or something. Yeah,

that's also very different. No, Whalem Park. And this is called your

Mom's Wow taking rocks in falling the snake sor really wish I could make the

follies at them a little elm to bain the game more. They go display

this boy language in Monday, so said hellow wanted me to let so say

bad. Want me to get the burning do and the little fills are running

me? Di have the Selma has. It's just a junny line, not

words. If I have the breathing, maybe I can today is the way

that thing I'll take. So said hello, I want to let me do

So said hello, I want that any say not a stand times it is

so good. That is your mom's and potentially a bunch of stuff in parentheses

from Whalem Park. Whalem Park is here with us in studio on this Saturday

morning. Great track. No what I what I started to say about,

you know, because I'm a bass player, so I you know, I

listen. I mean, I listen to everything, but I listen to the

bass and there's a I don't know how else to describe it, but I'm

I'm I like bass players who are propulsive in their playing, like your bassline

in that and the other songs too. But it's really evident in that it

kind of propels the song along. It's not just there it it's like it's

what's driving the song forward. Does that make sense? Yeah? Absolutely,

it's yeah, it's well you said it, it's very driving. Yeah.

And I guess I'm reminded of something Dakota said to me when I joined this

band, which I think, as the new guy, maybe you tend to,

you know, try to fit in more than be showy or be loud

or anything like that. And I think the first or second practice, Dakota

looked at me and said, we want you to really play that thing.

Yeah, yeah, that in this band. Okay, yeah, so yeah,

I I don't hesitate, you know, so right, So there was

no pressure on you to try to learn what the previous bass player did or

anything like that. It was more just you know, do you know,

just kind of go for it and put your own you know, probably yeah,

free rings. Yeah. Yeah, there's only pressure to make it good.

There's only pressure to make it good. Yeah, yeah, no,

that makes sense. That makes sense if you are just joining us. We

do have Whale and Park here with us in studio, and for for people

who are just joining us, we should make sure we mentioned the show again

tonight you're going to be a Terminus and Nashua. That's right, eight pm.

Hope to see everyone out there. And uh, who else is on

the show with you? We got Greenwood Fire, I believe, And who's

going is it? Oh? No, I got a check now. I

feel like I know it's in the spellfy Hammas in the chat room. I

know she put it in there, but I got the oh yeah, Greenwood

Fire and uh Sunset Electric like solar electric. Yeah, well better, we've

we've had a Sunset Electric on the show too. Fantastic fantastic band. I

was listening to them both last night and they both sounded pretty cool. Yeah.

Oh and hot dogs at four that's all we're looking for, baby?

What what brand? Anybody know what brand? So? Yeah, I heard

you guys talking about hot dogs earlier. Huge hot dog guys out here,

at least me. I'm I'm speaking for everybody for sure that we love hot

dogs. Get us to Manchester eleven am on a Saturday. Yeah, hot

dogs. So it's about the hot dogs, all about that. Yeah,

we're not talking them like six dollars ballpark bonus bags, you know, right,

We're talking like natural caseings, all angles, beef, right, the

real deal. We're hot dog connoisseurs. Sure, sure, I hope,

I hope though we don't have a misunderstanding. We don't have any hot dogs

here for you guys. You know, I wasn't expecting healthy. Okay,

good because Helfi's got the hut. Okay, because because you mentioned, you

know, to get to Manchester on a Saturday at eleven am, I'm thinking,

oh god, I hope they don't think we have hot dogs because we

have no hot dogs. Wait, there's no hot dogs. We have no

hot dogs here. We're gonna have to pause this till we talk to Spealthy.

Now I have to ask you, though, since you guys, you

know you like the hot dogs, are you picky about them? Because I

rarely eat hot dogs, but I'm very picky about them. I'll eat them

grilled or and seemed as okay. Fried is okay, even though it's terrible

for you. But I personally think that eating a microwave hot dog is one

of the most discussing things a human being can do. And yet I know

people who think, oh, no, microwave hot dog is fine. I

think a microwave hot dog is absolutely disgusting. I also don't like them boil.

I don't like to say that he won't let me boil. The microwave

was my first food version, actually, a microwave hot dog. What do

you mean it? It tastes like radioactive? But do you like that or

are you okay? Good? Good? Because some people might like that microwave

foods, so I have no problems like awave the sucker right away. Yeah

we're good. Yeah, microwave hot dog is it's just because if you watch

it in the microwave like it, things happen to it. The that started

to swell, it's lesions. You don't eat things it doesn't look healthy exactly.

You never seen it in a show, but I know that you don't

eat things with lesions, right, agreed, agreed? Yeah, I mean

that's just, uh, you know, if you're if you're watching it cook

and you're watching disturbing things happening to it, it's not something you should eat.

So no, picky, is what you were saying. No, I

mean I treat hot dogs like I treat milk. All right, I'll take

in any way it comes right. I just prefer uh, and I'm over

another. I'm basically opposite. I'm all talking. When it comes to hot

dog, I probably won't eat any. I also don't drink milk. I

don't like I'm here to eat twice as many hot dogs. Yeah, yeah,

I don't like. How do you guys feel about them boiled? Because

I don't like that either, because last case scenario, man, because the

problem there is so so something beads to them. When they're boiled. They

get like misshaping a little bit. They become like almost squiggly or something.

Yeah, it bothers me though, I don't like it. It gets a

similar thing to the microwave where it starts blowing up and getting weird. Yeah

the ends, but the microwave is far worse. So I mean that's just

like that's disturbing microwaves. The microwave boil hybrid child, which is the steamer

steam hot dog is a different thing. Steamed is okay. I don't know

about steamed is okay. I have to see how they have it boiled.

Oh you gonna steam the bun too. I mean you can't be wet.

You know we're not going well, it's got a wet bun is the worst

gross You guys, you guys, You guys like hot dogs and macana though

right likely with ketchup. Okay, I raised I'm on the ketchup part,

but I'm not gonna hate you for it. I like that, you know,

I put ketchup in my mac and cheese. Yeah, I don't understand

it, but I think I'm not a lot of people who do it,

but I do catch up on everything people do it. Do you like ketchup

on eggs? Oh? Yes, yeah, some people do not not fried

scrambled fried eggs hole just one fork. I don't do no, I don't

like breaking the yolk with my teeth. Now, according to uh Spelthy,

they are going to be grilled. Apparently, you guys are What would what

would you do if you got there? And and she I want to see

an angry person? No, no, but what if what if you got

there and there was she had a microwave and she was putting, what would

what would you what would you even do? And that's the only way you

can have a microwave, not even cold. I could start on the engine

she's got, she's got a generator stuff pick up like four microwave. I

would because, I mean, because you know, you don't want to be

rude and not take the hot dog at that point. But you don't know.

You'd have to. You'd have to have an excuse, right, like

I just ate sorry, Yeah, I just say I can't microwave hot dog.

Yeah, I'd go right to social media hot dog party. Turns out

that's a microwave hot dog party. Yeah, Yeah, you'd have to,

right, you'd have to. You're gonna go to the Three Huggers and make

it about the environment. She bought one hundred and forty four hot dogs.

That will do I think, yeah yeah, light work, light workunnel.

So in other words, you better get to the show early, but there

will be no hot dogs. Last dog show, get there. See that's

a good way though, because I used to promote a lot of shows,

it never occurred to me that's a good way to get make sure bands are

there plenty early for load in. You give them hot dogs. That ever

occurred to me is that? And it doesn't get them drunk right exactly,

and you put food in their stomach before yeah wow, oh yeah, so

double right, here we go. So it's like a psychological trick. That's

smart, that's smart. Yeah, yeah, that's a very good idea.

Well, let's let's play another track. So we've got I think we have

two left that we have not played. So we are we like you to

play Mecca Mecca. We'll play that one. Yeah, all right. If

you're chuckling, I feel like there's a story just because having a good time.

Okay, all right, that's a good day to laugh. All right,

all right, cool, all right, let's not play this. This

is Mecca Mecca, and this is whyaleam park here. With us in studio.

Check this out. I'm away my boy not being him all he wait,

w what I'm gonna tell you that this I could go, she would

see from me that you been my friend out line. Oh who there?

I can't be out live lone afraid what you show me? Gizzy me.

I still wasn't roll. It's all right, My mind is gone away.

Cassy the drown the rest of my back smo. All right, that is

Mecca, Mecca. The band is a Whaland Park. They're here with us

in studio. They've got a big show tonight at Terminus in Nashua, and

uh great great stuff guys. By the way, Spelfy in the chatroom says,

we have a green room at Terminus with beverages and we feed our bands

and hostages. Are what Dakota wanted for his green room request? Yes,

did you so? Do you have like a rider that you give the promoter

and you know, just a verbal list of demands? Okay, okay,

what one demand? Oh that's it? Just just the hot dogs? Yeah?

Yeah, do you guys have another good demand? Honestly, people keep

doing the hot dogs right right? Well? Yeah, if it works,

it works. We've been paid in hot dogs more than we paid in cash.

Yeah. Well that often goes with being in a band playing original music.

It's it's not easy. It's not easy. If you love hot dogs

and music, it is right, which there you go, I do,

There you go, There you go. It's perfect. It's perfect. What's

your what's your live show? Like, you guys have any anything special as

far as effects or anything, or you just get up and play or a

lot a lot of it is just getting up and played, you know.

If there's like, yeah, we don't handle any of the light stuff.

If you go to our show and there's a light show, somebody else did

that, Yeah it happens. Yeah yeah, yeah used or whoever's hosting,

I did it for us. Yeah. I think that we do have a

really loud and like like entertaining stage presence. So yeah, like like we're

definitely, uh, you know, just a really good show to see in

person. It's really fun. Like you're gonna you're gonna move, You're gonna

be enthralled and like captivated what we're doing. You're gonna forget what you're doing.

Yeah, excellent, excellent. You guys have any do you have any

live performances up on YouTube or anything or videos or yeah, that summer Jam

one comes to mind that are Yeah, we have an entire Summer Jam camp

out that Brendan's first show actually is very high quality recording. Oh cool,

guys up there? Yeah that stands on Spotify two actually, oh it is

okay, Oh very good. It's probably any thing on Spotify right now.

Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Where should people Yeah, boy,

the time goes so quickly and I do want to make sure we got this

one more track, and but where where should people go online? To keep

up with everything that you guys are doing? Anything you want us to know

about social media? Plug your website mostly so mostly follow us on Facebook if

you want to find us in anything though, even send us an email as

long as it's not a death threat. Whale and Park official is literally our

line for our tagline for everything. Yeah w H A L O M P

A r K official at everything at gmail at Gmail on Facebook. We keep

up with Facebook and Instagram fairly well. As far as posting events and stuff

like that, we're really we're really we don't post that often on anything well,

but we do post for shows. Yeah, big shows coming up though

obviously we have the terminus. Tonight we are playing Trange Creek. We play

Strange Creek Music Vessel at Camp Kawani and Greenfield, Mass. You know,

get your tickets from us if you need them. Next weekend after that where

Hawks and Read and Greenfield I believe. Yeah. Yeah, And obviously our

favorite event of the year trout Stock. This year we get to the twenty

fourth in July to be there. Yeah, it's true, Okay, end

of July and of July. How many bands are there for that? You

know? You know, if I was gonna guess, i'd say forty five.

Really, I don't know, I'm guessing. Wait wait wait with that

for Strange Streak or Tuttock, Troutstog Croudstock is probably thirty. Okay, I'm

not I'm not being crazy. You know. It's a good chunk of bands.

It's it's an upcoming festival. I think it's their fourth year, yeah,

and it's bigger. Their fourth year gets bigger every year. They're getting

closer and closer to the home base too, which is nice, smart for

them, smart for everybody. This year's at the Miller's Falls Rodd and Gun

Club and Miller's Falls, Massachusetts. Also get your tickets from us. Excellent,

excellent. Where's Greenfield in mass Greenfield is on the border of Brattleborough.

Okay, right right, it's on the other side of that death Stretch,

which is like fourteen miles of nothing. Okay, I know exactly where,

of course you do. We've all been stuck there. Yes, yes,

we've all driven through that at one point or another. Absolutely. Well,

guys, thank you so much. Have a great show tonight, and thank

you for coming in. This has been amazing. Thank you really really love

your sound. I look forward to hearing more from you. And uh,

what's the one we haven't played? Ralph? Ralph's Yeah, a big year

ahead. This is you going to tell you? Is there is there a

story we'll tell you. Oh it's not a story you can tell I'll say

it on there and we will play there again. We have no problem.

But you never pay us. Sweep in there like five times. Wait is

this Ralph Steiner? Yeah, it's fine. I love that place. Yeah,

I love the vibe. You know, there's p on the floor and

a hole in the bathroom floor. Sometimes that's cool. Sure, but they

never pay us, and I respect that too, almost a little bit.

But are they well wait, I'm curious now though from a business standpoint,

are they supposed to pay you? Yeah? Absolutely? Are you? Do

you go back? Because I like the vibe and I like playing music?

Yeah, I told you about to be on the floor? Yeah yeah yeah?

Is that not sound like an attractive venue to We always say we're gonna

walk around that and there's on the other side, well, going to collect,

and then we never do. Really I get it, though, I

totally just from my own experience, I totally get that. You know,

a place kind of screws you over, but you really like it there and

they got a song out of it, or you got a song out of

it? Well, you and they everybody, everybody, everybody very good.

So so I'm curious. So it's a song about how they screw you over?

Or is it about the p on the floor? Is it about all

of it? Or? Okay? All right, so we'll give this a

listen, and guys, thank you again so much. Whyalam park and check

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