Matt Connarton Unleashed 8-1-26 hour 2

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5:21 Speaker 2: That is a live recording of Kiss the Antichrist by the Melted Chapsticks, And we've got the Melted Chapsticks here with us, live in studio. So we've got we'll introduce because well, part of the band is here live in studio, and part of the band is joining us via Microsoft Teams. So let's introduce everybody who is live in studio with us. First, So of course, over here we have Frankie Hollywood, Frankie Melted Chopsticks, Frankie Melted Chapsticks Hollywood.

5:49 Speaker 10: And lead singer of the Melted Chopsticks.

5:51 Speaker 2: Yes, and you, sir, Hey, I'm Jeremy.

5:54 Speaker 10: I played bass Jeremy.

5:56 Speaker 2: As a fellow bass player. It's wonderful to meet.

5:58 Speaker 11: You and you.

6:01 Speaker 12: My name is Evan and I am the percussion section. You along with John Thornson shout out, all.

6:07 Speaker 2: Right, well, I'm glad we have the rhythm section here with us in studio. That's good, have big time and then who do we all? Let me pull this up so let's make sure we can hear these guys because we also have the rest of the band with us via teams. One of you go ahead and introduce yourselves first.

6:21 Speaker 10: The same you guys hear me, Yeah, we can hear you, of course.

6:24 Speaker 2: Welcome.

6:25 Speaker 13: I'm I'm kill Roy also known as Joe White. I'm a rhythm guitarist.

6:31 Speaker 14: For the band.

6:31 Speaker 2: All right, welcome kill Roy and who else?

6:36 Speaker 15: PJ also known as Mark, I am the big guitar player for the band.

6:42 Speaker 10: Means personal Jesus, Oh okay, we all.

6:44 Speaker 2: Need our personally, we all need our own personal Jesus.

6:47 Speaker 1: Yeah, there was some.

6:48 Speaker 2: I think there was a reference to when I saw you guys. So I saw you guys play at the Spot in Nashua, first time I've ever seen you. Just great show. Loved it, absolutely loved it. But I think Frank you mentioned something about to have a personal Jesus. Uh there because of all the Satanism too, you know kind of you know, some some balance. I think it's how you put.

7:07 Speaker 10: It, Well, it's it's more of it's really well, Satanism is atheistic, which is a good thing. But PG and I met years ago when I was a Christian, okay, and I actually led him to Christ. So we needed to lead guitarists and I said, hey, PJ, we're playing songs and he said, like striper Michael W. Smith Andy Grant, Yeah, yeah, sure we are, and then he joined us.

7:34 Speaker 2: So well, well, so let's talk about that that live recording that we heard. Where is that from? That's from a pretty important.

7:42 Speaker 12: Event, right, Yeah, it's gonna upset my mom.

7:45 Speaker 2: Oh well my.

7:46 Speaker 10: Mom too, but it was sorry Mom's yea the sixtieth anniversary of the Church of Satan.

7:53 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, do you want to do you want to explain a little bit about that, because as as you refer to, obviously some people and I think a lot of people kind of get it in this era that we live in, hopefully, but a lot of people have a misunderstanding of what something like that is and they think, what you're worshiping the devil, which is obviously well maybe I shouldn't say obviously, but it's not what that is.

8:16 Speaker 12: No, it's it's basically people, it's uh, it's atheism with sick merch.

8:24 Speaker 15: I usually just refer people to their Twitter account. That kind of explains everything.

8:28 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it's not uh, you know, no, it's not I mean, you don't believe in like, you're not summoning demons.

8:36 Speaker 1: No, not at all.

8:37 Speaker 10: It's rational self interest.

8:39 Speaker 12: Fight enough dairy, I will.

8:42 Speaker 10: Watch out.

8:44 Speaker 7: No.

8:45 Speaker 10: But with that, it's really it's atheistic. It's rational self interest. They have nine sins, nine statements, and eleven rules of the Earth, and their first sin is stupidity. Yeah, don't be stupid, and it's really study over worship. So it's rational and it's none of that. Don't harm children, don't harm animals, et cetera. The reason everybody perceives Satan in that way, and they look at it as just the word adversary and a symbol like the Patriots. Is that from the Christian perspective, Satan is a real person.

9:21 Speaker 10: God is a real person in their story, right right, So it's just the wrong lens.

9:27 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, is it like? Is it kind of more like Anton Levy Like.

9:31 Speaker 10: That's what it is.

9:32 Speaker 2: That's that is what it is.

9:33 Speaker 10: Satanism was formed and yeah, okay, okay, back when Jeremy was a thousand.

9:42 Speaker 2: So how did this come about? You're getting to you guys getting to play this event.

9:46 Speaker 10: So one of the magisters, their bishops reached out and it's a really significant event in their history. So they we had we played with you know, was it about six or seven groups, various acts, and we we headlined it and Magister Merciless reached out to us. Rabbit Crow is his art and and we just said.

10:12 Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. How long does this band existed? How long has the Melted Chap six has been around?

10:19 Speaker 1: Uh?

10:20 Speaker 12: It depends on Frankie's chapter of life.

10:24 Speaker 10: Okay, yeah, so it's been about We've been playing out for about nine years. But this iteration, we would say is about two years. Is that fair? Yeah, I mean I ago, yeah, and I was. I joined about three years ago, okay, and we tricked Pete J into the band and then kil Us since the beginning.

10:47 Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I'm curious about the name too, Like the name is so cool, but I can also see where there might be a practical reality that you guys have to confront a lot in terms of the spelling, because I'm sure it's been misspelled on a poster or two over the years. I mean, I assume it has. But but but tell me about the name of the Melted Chapsticks and the spelling of it.

11:11 Speaker 10: Yeah, So basically it started out. I don't know if you remember Kiss with Gene Simmon.

11:17 Speaker 2: My favorite band, Yes, exactly. I should have wore my I almost wore my Kiss shirt today now I had.

11:22 Speaker 10: Yeah, I love them, So with that, I loved Kiss. But then I we changed it to lips. But then my lips here, which are voluptuous, I said, well, these lips actually melt chapsticks.

11:35 Speaker 2: Okay, So that's that was.

11:37 Speaker 10: The iteration, and then the spelling with the ax was just to you know, not fight with the trademark of no that's smart.

11:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, smart. Yeah. Does it get misspelled? Sometimes I spell.

11:50 Speaker 12: I misspell most things. I played another band too, and the title is misspelled as well.

11:58 Speaker 10: Magic.

11:58 Speaker 12: Yeah, it's not spelled. You think, Okay, okay, tharch engine optimization. We're not algorithm right right. That's why this whole process is taking a lot longer than we all thought.

12:12 Speaker 2: So the songs that because you also send me some studio tracks, is there an album of these that these songs are from, or because we'll play in a little bit well well, also we'll play the live version of It's Our Yeah, yes, it's going Out to.

12:27 Speaker 10: My Mother by the way, every time, every time I queue that up with ye, the songs going Out to Mom. But basically we have the Satanic six Pack with some of these tracks on OK Studio, which we're we doing as a group with at Leisure Noise Studio with Phil Strack okay, and that's coming up in September. We have the Four Crown Princess. We have live at reading. This last track Live from the Conclave at the Church of Satan will be out the twenty ninth of August, and then Santa Morte, which we're working on right now We're going in to the studio with Phil to do that and redo the Satanic six pack.

13:10 Speaker 2: Okay, okay with the tasty.

13:12 Speaker 10: Licks from PJ.

13:13 Speaker 2: Jeremy nice nice all right. So well, so since we talked about it, we should probably play it, but I want to ask you about it first, and we'll play the live version from that show say Hi to Satan, but this tell me about this?

13:25 Speaker 10: Oh gosh, and and.

13:27 Speaker 2: Your because you did say that too at the spot when I saw you guys play live, you said this goes out to your mother.

13:31 Speaker 10: And everybody goes, oh, what a sweet boy. Well that's not what I well, well anyway there, but when you dedicate something to your mother and right, oh, that's so sweet. At my mom, she's like, stop it. My my dad's was a police officer in Boston became a FED so I sent them some music and clips and he's like, this band sucks and that guy needs a haircut. I go, dad, that's us. So we get all the support we need. I'm the loving Catholic parents. Yeah, but it's so much fun. But with say how to Satan, you know, great song about like Satan kind of being in COVID, you know, and we're saying hi to Satan.

14:13 Speaker 10: We're saying not go to Hell. We're saying hello, right right.

14:17 Speaker 2: Yeah, it's easy to be misunderstood. It's like Molly Crue with Shout at the Devil. You know, people thought they were satanic, but they weren't saying shout with the devil, no, or shout for the devil. They were saying shout out the devil. Yeah, So it's easy to be misunderstood.

14:29 Speaker 12: It's kind of an acknowledgment of awareness rather than like, you know, a perceived action or belief.

14:36 Speaker 2: Right right, Just saying say hi. Yeah, you can say Hi to Satan. Don't mean you're gonna hang out with them, right do terrible satanic things? I mean satanic things in.

14:43 Speaker 10: Terms of that I think can be fun. You should try it later today. Maybe a piece of cheesecake.

14:48 Speaker 2: You never oh no, I don't need the sugar. That would be I do love cheesecake, though I love you did you did success? Well, let's get this has been so this is the live version and this was recorded at the same show, right all right, So here it is. This is the Melted Chapsticks Say Hi to Satan live.

15:09 Speaker 12: This song is going up to my.

15:10 Speaker 4: Beautiful mother and you welcome to the stage, young Daddy Buffy.

15:28 Speaker 1: It's just take it.

15:31 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, you guys, ch.

15:38 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, say to stay sus sus s.

16:30 Speaker 1: S s s.

16:41 Speaker 10: S s.

16:45 Speaker 1: It do to see the play? Well you have some play. I want to pay. I shot somebody.

17:22 Speaker 6: That's all.

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17:37 Speaker 5: That's informant in all? Lad say.

18:35 Speaker 2: Oh, I love it. Say Hi to Satan has performed live by the Melted Chapsticks. And we've got three of the band members here in studio with us, and two of them also via Microsoft teams. Are you guys still there on teams? Yep, still here, okay, just making sure we didn't lose you. I had a guest on in the first hour who all of a sudden he just froze up. He was he was joining us remotely, but no, but it's it's great. Have have you here, all five of you, uh here and uh on the show today and tell us Frankie, you were saying something about the reference that you make right before that song.

19:10 Speaker 2: What's his name? Uh, Daddy Baffy, Daddy Bathy. I'm curious, Yes.

19:14 Speaker 10: Daddy Baffy's six six six, huge following on social media. He's a Satanist and he just he's a big goat costume. Oh really, uh, dressed up and he was shaking the tambourine with his j lo as well, just really promoting good fun and you know, straightening and straightening out the misconceptions okay of Satanism.

19:42 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, Yeah, So have you guys had Like I'm curious and this this is for for all of you, the guys joining us remotely as well, but I am. I am curious about like legitimately like problems with their misunderstandings with families. Uh you know about it. I mean it sounds like Frankie like you you said you're raised Catholic?

20:04 Speaker 7: Is that?

20:05 Speaker 2: Yes?

20:05 Speaker 10: I was as well, Yes, the correct religion according to our parents.

20:09 Speaker 12: Of course, I had a similar understanding when I went when we went to this event, and I was raised Catholic, and I'm not really religious, but you know, I work in healthcare and I've always thought what I do is having myself getting closer to God. Right, So I asked one of the reverends there and I said, you know, what, what would that be in your world? And he said and it was kind of profound because I never really thought of it this way. But he said, you should be doing those things anyways because it's good to do for fellow mankind and womankind.

20:42 Speaker 12: Right, not because you're going to be guaranteed of something good. Right that that inherent inherently makes it bad because you're it's a self interest. So and I was like, whoa. That kind of blew the doors off. And it's like, yeah, I'm not doing this for anything other than it's the right thing to do that I believe in, and that code is stronger than any sort of church that I could go.

21:08 Speaker 2: To, right, you know? Right? Yeah, no, that makes sense, That makes sense.

21:14 Speaker 15: Jeremy, have you had any I mean, I haven't been back to church since I was baptized, so it really wasn't Yeah, yeah, did.

21:21 Speaker 10: You get the flyer like hey you're coming back anytime soon?

21:25 Speaker 1: The email?

21:26 Speaker 10: The teams, I don't think they were my.

21:30 Speaker 12: Parents, but they brought me back.

21:34 Speaker 2: Catholic. You said baptized, we also Catholic. Uh, I don't even episcopal, Episcopal do they do that?

21:41 Speaker 10: We're gonna have to talk. It's like, what.

21:48 Speaker 12: But when.

21:51 Speaker 15: Evan was telling me about you, and about joining the band and everything. He's like, yeah, he's a Satanist, and I was like the Church of Satan like Twitter account like throll, all the evangelicals like I love this guy.

22:00 Speaker 1: Right.

22:02 Speaker 10: I think the biggest.

22:03 Speaker 15: Misconception or shock was when we went to Poughkeepsie for that show, because, like you had mentioned, it's the sixties anniversary of the Church of Satan.

22:10 Speaker 12: Like, oh, that's nice.

22:10 Speaker 15: I'm probably playing some bar or something, right, it just happens to be in Poughkeepsie, Like, we have rooms at the Double Tree, so great, we can stay over from like oh cool and get hammered. Uh No, we're We're playing in the Double Tree at a big ballroom. That v celebration and the global celebration for the Church and Satan. Everyone's wearing black with some red.

22:31 Speaker 12: It was like a Gothic prom, but really welcoming and friendly.

22:35 Speaker 15: It was way more of a serious uh in terms of the the scope of the event.

22:41 Speaker 10: And right, I did save that for later. I was like, you know, first it starts out we're at a gig. Okay, oh at a bar. Not quite you know that. I finally told him and he's like, yeah, all right, we.

22:55 Speaker 2: Go that's great. That's great. What about you guys on teams, either of you have any any issues with the families?

23:05 Speaker 13: I think mine see it is a curiosity more than anything else.

23:08 Speaker 2: That's good.

23:09 Speaker 13: I mean they always raised Catholic too, and I think they're happy that I'm playing in a band.

23:16 Speaker 1: But I don't know.

23:18 Speaker 13: I strictly speaking, I don't know what they think about it, right, But I have not heard any I have not gotten any flack for being in in the Melted Chapsticks at all.

23:32 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's good.

23:33 Speaker 13: In fact, some of my friends, some of my relatives are like, look, your uncle's in a band.

23:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's cool.

23:40 Speaker 1: Good.

23:41 Speaker 2: Good. A lot of a lot of Catholic was on the show today though, Huh, we were all.

23:51 Speaker 10: On the line.

23:51 Speaker 2: Yeah, what about you, PJ.

23:56 Speaker 10: So I was sort of like raised free range.

23:59 Speaker 15: There wasn't really any specific religion.

24:01 Speaker 10: Uh like a chick, yeah.

24:08 Speaker 13: Range.

24:08 Speaker 2: It's a good punk.

24:12 Speaker 15: So I've always kind of been atheist. So none of this really ever bothered like me or my family or anything.

24:20 Speaker 12: It's yeah, that's a really soft way to open saying you were raising a cult. Yeah, it was free range. We were free basing life.

24:34 Speaker 10: He also has nicer here than I hate this guy.

24:37 Speaker 12: He's a pretty good looking guy.

24:39 Speaker 10: He's the son of God, Jesus hair.

24:42 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I will say shout out to my wife. She would be more concerned if I had joined a Catholic Christian band, right right, you know, yeah, that says a little bit more about somebody.

24:54 Speaker 2: Well what about so Frankie you had mentioned earlier, so you used to be like did did you used to be in a Christian bander?

25:01 Speaker 9: Were you?

25:01 Speaker 1: Well?

25:01 Speaker 10: Yeah, I was. I was raised Catholic and then became born again Pentecostal Baptists. Okay, with all the singing and stuff like that. And it's like Bertram Russell says, if you want to be a Christian, have other people read the book to you.

25:16 Speaker 2: Really, if you want to.

25:17 Speaker 10: Be an atheist reader And I only say that, like, if this stuff helps you, if you're the last Christian on earth or Muslim, yeh, I'd give you a ride to your mosque. But as Christopher Hitchin says, don't make me play with your toys, right, and the dangers of At the Jubilee in two thousand, the Pope apologized for two thousand years of slavery unliving the whole group one hundred and twenty million.

25:46 Speaker 2: It still goes on.

25:48 Speaker 10: But again, as Evan said before, the fruits of the spirit, love, peace, patience, kindness, self control. I can do that on my own right, right, yea, And I love Stoneys as well, like I think that's a great way to go.

26:03 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, explain what that is for people who don't. And I know a little bit about it, but I don't just from YouTube videos, but I don't know. I don't know much about it.

26:11 Speaker 10: Yeah, so Marcus Aurelius, and it started with Zeno, but Marcus Aurelius wrote his private Diary, which is basically stoicism momentumory. We are going to un alive at some point in time, So live your life, do your art, do the next right thing. It's really internal. I can't control people, places, or things. It's how we choose to react to it. So if someone says to me, you know, oh you're you're way overweight, and I would just say no, I'm a pound aweight from being the heaviest guy in the universe.

26:45 Speaker 10: That makes me happy. So using humor, Yeah, I don't have to have an opinion about what people say.

26:51 Speaker 12: Right, right, yeah, it's also being aware of the In psychology, what's referred to as the fundamental attribution era based. A way to explain this is someone cuts you off in traffic and that changes your internal state. You get pissed off. The reality is that dude didn't do it. Your perception of that did that guy. That guy could be lost, could be trying to get to a job interview, which could be trying to get to his loved one at the hospital. You don't know that, right, but if you are aware and you present that to yourself, you can calm your internal state and over time, your central nervous system doesn't react to bullshit.

27:24 Speaker 2: Right right, Well, that's okay, I'm sorry. That's all right, though we're we're on an eight second delay. It's all good, that's all.

27:33 Speaker 10: It's all good.

27:35 Speaker 2: You know, you know what, I think I have a theory about why that happens. Though everyone's so used to good. No, it's okay, it's all good. But uh, we're on a delay. But everyone so used to doing podcasts now because podcasts are such a big because I'm podcasting, can say whatever you want, yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly, No, But I but I like what you were saying, and I think that's that's a really good perspective. And you know, because people do. Part of it is people just human beings. We like to make sweeping assumptions based on almost no information.

28:03 Speaker 2: So to your example, like somebody cuts you off in traffic, and you know, the instinct is to just assume that they're a horrible person, who who did that to you intentionally to get at you on a personal level or something, when in reality, like you said, you have no idea why it happened, and some or it may just be that they made a simple mistake, but which you know, Lord knows, I've cut people off accidentally before, you know, I think we all have right. So yeah, no, so I think I think that's I think that's really good.

28:29 Speaker 2: How how much does it, Frankie, do you write the lyrics or do you all contribute?

28:33 Speaker 10: Or what's what's what's been great? And this is what I say, yea in glampunk, I've never cared about the music. It's how I dress honestly, okay, But with the lyrics, I've written something. But what's been really fantastic about this iterations? You have Jeremy and Evan with the rhythm. Yeah, and they they are so creative. I don't know if you remember the band rush. We're not there yet, but that's the correct.

29:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, I am nowhere near that.

29:04 Speaker 10: I will not have this from you. But what my point is with PJ and then what we do creatively is it's been amazing. So we're taking it several levels. It's called the place the top. But and then they just work it back and forth, which is awesome, and frank you want to do this, do that, We'll do that.

29:26 Speaker 15: Yeah, it's been really collaborative, which has been it's been nice. You know, like Frankie comes in with lyrics and kind of an idea and then we end up like kind of just work shopping it together, which is you know, yeah great. You know we kind of start out with really basic all right, well let's do A to B whatever. Yeah, and then a lot of times Mark will be like, well what if we just do this is the riff and now the song's changed, Now it's evolving, and it just does that a few times and suddenly it's it's got character and it's got its own identity, and now we're after the races.

29:56 Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent. I think we should play another track. Let's see, and we've got I swear again. No, it's all good, dude, that's what that's what we have.

30:05 Speaker 9: An eight.

30:08 Speaker 10: Metro.

30:10 Speaker 12: It is because the last guy that was here was swearing for seven seconds. You had to add, that's.

30:16 Speaker 2: Why we have that's right. Oh, should we play supermodel strut?

30:24 Speaker 10: Yes, I'm actually wearing the band T shirt by the way.

30:28 Speaker 2: Oh let me put that. Make sure that cameras on you.

30:30 Speaker 10: Yeah, and the the basically the I've been doing set upstill. Look, I've been doing setups to look better. But the upside down cross was evans you okay, okay, supermodel strut. Whether you're at CVS stop and shop, you know, just own it, have a good time.

30:47 Speaker 2: Yeah.

30:48 Speaker 12: That that aisle could be your runway.

30:50 Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, that's right.

30:51 Speaker 1: There you go.

30:52 Speaker 2: I love it. I love it all right. We've got the melted chap sticks with us, and here it is. This is a supermodel strut.

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33:58 Speaker 1: Sim shot.

34:10 Speaker 2: I love it, supermodel strut. The band is the Melted Chapsticks. We've got the melted chapsticks on the show with us today. We got three guys in the studio and a couple of them on Microsoft teams. And uh, it's cool though that you know, sometimes when you got a band with five guys, you're not necessarily gonna get everybody on the show at at once, you know what I mean. So it's really cool. But so we were talking off air, uh Frankie about and you would talk about this at the show at the spot in Nashua.

34:35 Speaker 2: And and by the way, I was saying too, we should give them a little bit of shine because I know, uh, I know there's there's some frustrations uh there uh you know, uh Mike uh or the Healer as he's also known as, you know, been saying some things on social media about just you know how people are maybe not as supportive as they could be so forth. But but you had talked about your sobriety, you would you would reference that during the show, and then you were saying off air, so fifteen years, you'll be sober.

35:04 Speaker 10: A day at a time. And that's why I'm glad like with places like the Spot where you can go in fantastic venue, great food, all sorts of different drinks. I'm surprised my last thrilling life is is coffee. I'm surprised it's legal, you know what I mean. But you know, with that to be able to have a place to go to again, you know, with these conglomerates, they want to sell you this stuff, you know, which is the alcohol and it's a poison for you. And again I'm my hair turned Pj's hairs turns water into wine.

35:42 Speaker 10: But with that, it's good to have a great choice where you can go to the spot, have a good night, not drink like some of my bandmates, you know, have fun.

35:56 Speaker 2: Some of your bandmates drink, Yeah.

35:58 Speaker 10: In the parking lot, well not not.

36:03 Speaker 2: I just want to clarify to keep myself out of trouble. Not not not not the parking lot here at w M A plus plus.

36:11 Speaker 10: It's a little early, yeah, but it's being responsible. I can be around it, thankfully. But for those that want to do it at a day at a time, be sober. It's a great lifestyle if you so choose.

36:26 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, absolutely, and can you talk about getting sober?

36:31 Speaker 10: And yeah, it was absolutely so for myself. It came down everybody has a different rock bottom where you stop. Mine was in a December where I was banned from four clubs blacking out, almost threw up on Tombray's wife Actually hecka Lenny Clark, the comedian at that fundraiser. And then three months later, when I was sober, went to another comedy show. He was there and my comic mentor, who's sober? Lenny looked at me and my mentor said, no, Frankie's sober three months. So yeah, I mean it's just uh, really, rock bottoms are different, et cetera.

37:15 Speaker 10: It's just mine wasn't quote ordered right, maybe it should have been, but I woke up in time or a lot of people if you make these wrong decisions. And I'm glad we have laws in place to protect, but if people are drinking and driving, et cetera, it's it's a danger two folks.

37:32 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I would say drinking and driving is the most selfish thing that it's so yeah, yeah, absolutely.

37:39 Speaker 12: I always tell Frankie though McKee when he mentions it, and you know, I tell him, you know, if you never got sober, you would have never have met us, right, So it's all part of that journey, right exactly. And he's kind of he's a great mentor to have, like so yeah, like Jeremy and I, we like to have a few beers, but it's always about the music first. So it's like we're not there to party, We're there to focus on music, right yeah right.

38:04 Speaker 2: Yeah, well, well well said.

38:06 Speaker 10: And also tonight our favorite John Surrenson, phil and drummer with the Mount the Chapsticks. He's great, We're gonna go to an intervention tonight. He's taking me to talk to Motley Crue all the Exfinity Center with Extreme and Tesla. So maybe when I run by Tommy Lee knock it off.

38:31 Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck with that.

38:32 Speaker 1: What about it?

38:33 Speaker 2: Maybe you can maybe you can help Vince sing or something.

38:37 Speaker 10: Yeah, help him sing. I'm gonna just punch him right in the balls. Those notes from the eighth Oh that's not even.

38:42 Speaker 1: What I mean. Wow, you ever?

38:43 Speaker 2: You ever? You ever see any videos of him singing and over the and I don't mean recently, I mean over the past decade plus.

38:50 Speaker 10: Yes, Actually, kill Roy. Let me tell you this, because kil Roy is legally blind, so we're trying to put in his frontboard a braille piece so he can act. Actually, that's exciting, it's funny because it's true. But as a good Christian, I took his mass card for the blind and said, hey, Motley Cruz sold out with Joan Jet Poison.

39:11 Speaker 1: Let's go.

39:12 Speaker 10: We get tickets. You liking the show, kill Roy goes this is the best. We're six songs in. Yeah, we're sitting. They sat us behind a pole, so Kilroy can't see anyways, but they want to affect the guy that can see. What's going on with that.

39:28 Speaker 2: That's not fair, It's not fair.

39:31 Speaker 13: There was a good show either way.

39:33 Speaker 2: There you go.

39:34 Speaker 10: We upgraded ourselves. But also I saw David Lee Roth as well two months ago. Oh good lord, and it was that bad one I love. And look, he can do it till he's ninety. I mean, as we get older, it's it's Jay Bones here, birthday coming up this week. Let's do it till we're one hundred and fifty. But he can't sing anymore. And that's an understanding I'm being.

40:04 Speaker 2: He's been bad for a long He's probably been bad longer than Vince Neil has, and Vince Neil has been pretty bad for a long time.

40:10 Speaker 10: And he and he's cut his tour dates down to only five. He cut the rest of his tour. David Lee Roth, I didn't know that. Now, Kilroy tell us you were in New Jersey last week singing Motley Crew. What did you think of him?

40:24 Speaker 13: I say, yeah, I saw them last don't say you saw Monday.

40:28 Speaker 10: Don't say you saw you.

40:32 Speaker 1: Monday night the.

40:36 Speaker 13: Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden. They Motley Crue sounded great, Vince's voice sounded great. So whatever they're doing to help him well has done a good, has really helped him. He sounded great. And now that they have John five playing with them. I mean they're they were they were just cooking.

41:03 Speaker 2: Oh no, that's oh. John five was, Oh that's cool, that's cool. I years ago, this must have been more than a decade ago. I saw, oh it was the the tour. It was the co headlining tour they did with Kiss and I saw so a friend of mine went to see them in Mansfield. And you know, when when you see a band live in an arena, and even if I don't know if any of you guys have experienced this, but they sound really good because but but maybe the singer sounds fine, because when you're seeing them live, you can't tell there's anything wrong because it's live and it's just you're in this arena and so everything sounds good and you're caught up in the excitement of being there.

41:43 Speaker 2: And then and then you like, you go on YouTube later and you find a video from that show and you go, oh, wow, actually the singer wasn't very good, and and uh, but you can never tell live. And I just remember that night during Don't Go Away Mad, you know, you know the part of the the the end part where you know the girl the gorge way made Vince Neil hit a note so sour that even seeing them live, being there live in Mansfield, my friend and I just looked at each other like, what is that?

42:11 Speaker 1: Like?

42:12 Speaker 2: It was so bad?

42:14 Speaker 10: But anyway, I was I was about four in the eighties when and this probably explains this band completely now that we're at confession. Yeah, I saw Kissing Motley Cruz back in the eighties. Wow, four, No kidding, Yeah, and that was a different story. And uh, who replays Stace frightly? Vinie Vincent Vincent? He was on that tour.

42:40 Speaker 2: Oh so that was on the look it Up tour or no, it might have been Creatures of the Night Preachers of the Night. Okay, so they were still a makeup yeah. Oh so that was at the tail end of the makeup.

42:47 Speaker 12: Yeah.

42:48 Speaker 10: So I got a bib with Kissing Motley cron nice.

42:52 Speaker 2: Really Yeah, Oh that's cool. That's cool. Do you remember while you were four years old? You don't remember much.

42:58 Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm still waiting to be parents. That by my parents, right, count on these guys, right, right, So what's.

43:07 Speaker 2: What's what's the summer been like as far as like, have you guys been playing a lot of shows or have you been really active.

43:14 Speaker 15: Most really working on new content. Yeah, last summer we were like doing a porch fest every other weekend and yeah, shows and mix with that. But yeah, I think we've got a couple in the next few months. But okay, it's really kind of gearing up to in the studio record records the six pack with this cast.

43:33 Speaker 2: Okay, so yeah, there's plenty of work to do on that. Yeah, no doubt. And is there any kind of any kind of an eta on on the when the new stuff will be here?

43:42 Speaker 10: So it will be We're going in to see Phil in the studio mid September Leisure and Noise Studios, and then from there. I don't know how long it'll take, but I would say maybe we should have a release date for the thirty first October because we're playing the week the week before at the bit Bar.

44:07 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, very cool, very cool.

44:11 Speaker 10: Us.

44:11 Speaker 2: Do you guys have any I didn't think to look on YouTube? You have any videos? Like, have you done any music videos?

44:16 Speaker 9: Yes?

44:18 Speaker 1: Really?

44:18 Speaker 10: Get the link? Nice?

44:19 Speaker 2: Nice? Oh cool? Cool? I got to check those out.

44:22 Speaker 10: We're doing so we've done? What have we done? Boys?

44:26 Speaker 12: We did? We are vampires, kissed the Anti Christ, we beat the British British.

44:31 Speaker 2: Oh you did a video for that. That's cool.

44:32 Speaker 12: What was the other one we did with the we beat the British? Did we do that?

44:36 Speaker 19: Was it?

44:38 Speaker 10: We've done and it's their fault.

44:40 Speaker 12: We've done Paranoid, We've done super Model Strut. Yes, and then we did Famous in our own mind.

44:46 Speaker 10: Yeah, and Colgate Smiles coming out. We're doing that the twenty ninth with Jen Crew Bat Bitches production. She's done all art.

44:55 Speaker 12: We're also working on a documentary.

44:58 Speaker 2: Really yeah, yes, oh interesting, it's uh.

45:02 Speaker 12: It's more of a mockumentary behind the structuring of local music.

45:08 Speaker 2: Okay, oh that sounds interesting, starring nice I like a good mockumentary. This is Spinal Tap is my favorite movie of all time, so I'm I'm very intur.

45:21 Speaker 10: Did you like the second one?

45:23 Speaker 2: All right, So here's here's the thing, thank you, here's the thing.

45:26 Speaker 12: How can you beat the original?

45:28 Speaker 1: Well?

45:28 Speaker 2: Yeah, well that yeah, that's a that's a tall order. Yeah, Jenny and I watched it. I liked it, but I liked it well enough, but I'm never going to watch it again.

45:39 Speaker 10: You're right, I'd watch.

45:40 Speaker 12: The original again, the original again?

45:43 Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.

45:44 Speaker 12: In fact, I did recently on a plane. I watched it.

45:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, so it was fine. You know, I didn't dislike it. I wasn't I wasn't disappointed, but I guess my expectations weren't that high, you know, because how do you you know, Yeah, the original is so good. But it was fine. But it was just fine. But I'm never gonna watch it again, true story. I guess that's how I feel about it.

46:08 Speaker 10: We saw it in the theater, oh you did, yeah, yeah, but it just it's just not the same. And I did enjoy it to what I could.

46:16 Speaker 2: But yeah, and the drummer survives, which is weird. Yeah, that's like, why yeah, why why make that choice?

46:28 Speaker 12: Unfortunate gardening accident? The police said, just leave this one unsolved, actually combustion.

46:44 Speaker 2: Oh by the way, too, you mentioned we beat the British. I'm sure these guys, I'm sure you told everybody we played it here July fourth.

46:53 Speaker 10: And didn't you have a guest on from England?

46:55 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, just to let you know again it all it all, it all worked out in the end. It all worked out in the end. So we do have another studio track to play. I think we'll play this to As we approach the top of the hour, we got to start to wrap up, but Colgate smile. This is another great song. But where should people go online? Where's the best place to go to keep up with everything that you guys are doing the Melted Chapsticks.

47:20 Speaker 10: I would say King Frankie Hollywood and the Melted Chapsticks on Instagram, Facebook, Okay, we post all the shows. Yeah, we'll be playing at the Jungle, I believe August fifteenth, fifteenth.

47:36 Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, excellent. Where's the Jungle? It's in Summerville, Summerville.

47:40 Speaker 12: Okay.

47:40 Speaker 2: Are you guys all Boston area or yeah? Excellent, excellent. Oh we should mention too, so you do it. You're a radio guy. Yeah, I should mention that too.

47:49 Speaker 10: We do our show Melted on Waiver Ady of Boston Tuesday Nights seven. Okay, had some great guests Binge Magic, Rudy Sarzo from Aussie uh Randy Rhodes family. When they're being inducted into the.

48:05 Speaker 2: Oh wow, oh cool.

48:08 Speaker 10: Do you guys remember mister.

48:09 Speaker 20: Big Oh yeah, of course I'm the one new one with Yeah, yeah, of course. And they're big in Japan and they are Yeah, we're big.

48:19 Speaker 10: In Indonesia, So it's been fantastic.

48:24 Speaker 12: That's great, that's great Jakarta.

48:28 Speaker 2: Do you do a lot of do you have a lot of Boston bands on the show too?

48:30 Speaker 10: Or oh yeah, a whole host of the whole host it's so nice. Uh you know, Lacey and Thracks love them and uh yeah, it's just nice too to do these show meet other artists and uh you know, spotlight them.

48:51 Speaker 9: Yeah.

48:52 Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely, Well I want to thank all of you, all all five of you for for joining us today. Absolutely, we'll do it a absolutely, we'll do it again in the future for sure. And we'll end, uh, we'll end the segment with Colgate's Smile anything anything. We should know what was the inspired what was this inspired by an actual Colgate commercial?

49:12 Speaker 10: Or well we will be doing if you don't do the video in a dentist office. Oh beautiful, But it's something, you know, sort of a storyline that you know came along. And I guess the whole point of all of this stuff is too like Rick Rubin and Prince said, make your art. Put it out there. Whether it's going to be a Vincent Van Goh thing, it'll be nice in five hundred years or you can irritate the your parents.

49:39 Speaker 2: Oh eight second years, it's all good.

49:42 Speaker 10: Irritate your now you're out of the dogs. Irritate your parents. Just keep making your art message.

49:52 Speaker 2: Right right, Yeah, no, that's a great message and we love.

49:54 Speaker 10: You, unleashing us to the next breakfast joint.

49:57 Speaker 2: So there you go. Well we got plenty of restaurants here in Manchester. No affordable housing, but plenty of restaurants, right, so absolutely absolutely well, thank you, thank you all you guys. This has been wonderful. And yeah, we'll close out the uh, We'll close out the segment with this. This is Golgate Smile and the band is the Melted Chapsticks.

50:27 Speaker 1: Don't come finally work, look them out a lie.

50:32 Speaker 17: Sek it in both fucking up my mind, living in sing.

50:35 Speaker 1: With the legally Clive.

50:37 Speaker 11: Now I got a Kogates file for Runner the sement my.

50:41 Speaker 1: Crimes up the rag. I've ben go by my middle name by Roger miss will with drawing me.

50:53 Speaker 17: He's put it take it too long? Since is not our rose about mount pay.

50:57 Speaker 1: Says till a turn of double try to wreck on a house. Now I got a Jello smile burden, I'm my get a job got.

51:05 Speaker 17: Up, pendled up, and I'm mind to tell.

51:08 Speaker 1: You about lost, trying to pray, trying to be the stranger man. I try to say honor read it on the other way back. Call shoulder is over, because as big as a blow. Now I got Jesus here taking all the hippie girl's staff walking out water.

51:43 Speaker 17: Wiz time for a million selevator nuts.

51:46 Speaker 1: Guy, my god, Jesus here taking all.

51:50 Speaker 17: The hippie girl's stamp walking out water wiz time for a million silavator nuts.

52:15 Speaker 1: We did it, we did it. We eat the brit Ash. We did it. We did it. Clee beat the British, and let's say ten a shot was fired. I really don't know why. Now we put it like rock stars on the full of July. We did it, we did it. We eat the brit Ash. We did it. We did it. Cleeat the British. They thought that they could tax us. We told them to go to hell.

52:46 Speaker 10: Now they're ringing in their ears from the liberty bell.

52:50 Speaker 1: We did it, We did it. We eat the British. We did it. We did it. Clee beat the Britage.

52:59 Speaker 21: They did us.

53:00 Speaker 1: Beatle Mania the store so Hu the clash.

53:04 Speaker 17: We give you the melted chapsticks.

53:06 Speaker 1: It's gonna be a bash. We did it. We did it. We eat the bread ash. We did it. We did it clean, beat the Brittish.

53:16 Speaker 10: So the next time you attack us on our sacred lands, we'll beat you.

53:22 Speaker 1: We even harder in the Battle of the Bands. We did it. We did it. We beat the British. We did it. We did it. Clee beat the British.

53:34 Speaker 10: So Willie speak English, German, frencher Yiddish, I would get the words, all right, we beat the British.

53:43 Speaker 1: We did it.

53:44 Speaker 7: We did it.

53:45 Speaker 1: We beat the British. We did it. We did it clean, beat the British. Did the future ask us nicely? Baby will agree.

53:56 Speaker 17: We don't want to fill the hard bro with your little price.

54:00 Speaker 1: We did we did it. We eat the red Ass. We did it. We did cleep eat the red Ass. The paddle was quite buddy, it really took the tall. Now we're up best of friends because we've both been rocking roll. We did it. We did it. We eat the red Ass. We did it. We did creep eat the red Ass. We did it. We did it. We eat the red Ass. We did it. We did cleepad ass. We did. We did it. We eat dam red ass. We did it. We did it. Creep done reads, we did it. We did it. We eat the red ass. We did we did. Creep down ready as we did.

54:54 Speaker 1: We did it. We eat red ass. We did it. We did clean.

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