Matt Connarton Unleashed 8-16-25 hour 1

0:03 Speaker 1: You're listening to macconnorton Unleashed on wm n H ninety

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0:10 Speaker 2: And now the American radio premiere of the new single

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0:46 Speaker 8: There ain't no stormy Monday gonna reade because I'm riching high.

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1:21 Speaker 6: I'm dressed by the water.

1:22 Speaker 4: I want, oh, dressed upon the weather.

1:26 Speaker 6: I never mind the weather. I can make it better.

1:30 Speaker 9: I can make a shine.

1:31 Speaker 6: Range sharp.

1:36 Speaker 8: Like the weather I want.

1:37 Speaker 6: I'm dressing for please guys, not the please. Oh, I'm

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2:01 Speaker 8: Little shot out whatever the weather when making it better, gain.

2:09 Speaker 6: No hand in my favorite suit.

2:13 Speaker 5: I'm dressing my way.

2:14 Speaker 6: With our world. Oh dress up on the weather.

2:19 Speaker 4: Our world and pulling as count together.

2:27 Speaker 5: For the way the.

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3:25 Speaker 3: Oh, oh okay, we can let's do that one more time.

3:28 Speaker 10: This is Jesse Rutstein and Caleb Dyer.

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3:39 Speaker 10: This is Jesse Rutstein and oh this is why I'm

3:44 Speaker 10: the leader. This is Jesse Rutstein and Caleb Dyer from Hatchet,

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4:04 Speaker 3: do this again.

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5:14 Speaker 3: Hey, here we go. Welcome everybody.

5:15 Speaker 2: It is that time again, Matt Connerton Unleashed and we

5:19 Speaker 2: are live from the studios of w m n H

5:23 Speaker 2: ninety five point three FM and Glorious of Manchester, New Hampshire.

5:28 Speaker 2: Today is a Saturday, August sixteen, twenty twenty five, and

5:33 Speaker 2: I am not alone.

5:41 Speaker 5: Jenny Jarland's show friend.

5:44 Speaker 3: Good morning, sunshine. Jenny is here at the news table.

5:48 Speaker 3: I am a present. So we got a big you're

5:51 Speaker 3: not accounted for. I'm not sure yet, okay, all right, well,

5:54 Speaker 3: very good, very good.

5:55 Speaker 2: So welcome everybody. Oh we've got a great show for

5:57 Speaker 2: you today. Each phonograph or is it phonograph or phonograph?

6:03 Speaker 2: I guess phonograph is the more common. Well, the thing is, well,

6:06 Speaker 2: they're not on a different side of the pond. True,

6:09 Speaker 2: they are in Oregon, which I used to pronounce it Oregon,

6:12 Speaker 2: but apparently it's it's Oregon or or Oregon or Oregon.

6:17 Speaker 3: I was told it was Oregon.

6:18 Speaker 2: I've heard it pronounced seven different ways. But anyway, that's

6:21 Speaker 2: where they're from. And they're gonna be joining us in

6:24 Speaker 2: a few minutes online, so u And then in the

6:27 Speaker 2: second hour we have Superbug and then in the third

6:29 Speaker 2: hour we have jam Demic.

6:32 Speaker 3: Uh. Both of those bands will be joining us in studio.

6:35 Speaker 3: So uh. So we've got a great show for you today.

6:38 Speaker 2: And of course we opened with the American radio premiere

6:41 Speaker 2: of three Times seven, another great band.

6:43 Speaker 3: We had them on. Was it last week or the

6:45 Speaker 3: week before?

6:45 Speaker 2: It all becomes a blur three Time seven, But they

6:48 Speaker 2: were on with us, a great act from the UK.

6:51 Speaker 11: Uh.

6:51 Speaker 3: They are.

6:52 Speaker 2: They perform in a couple of different configurations. Sometimes they're

6:55 Speaker 2: a duo, sometimes they're foursome.

6:58 Speaker 3: It's it really cool.

7:00 Speaker 2: So I enjoyed us speaking with them quite a bit.

7:02 Speaker 2: I think that was either last week or the week before.

7:04 Speaker 2: Like I said, it all becomes a blur. But so

7:06 Speaker 2: we've got a lot to do today on the program,

7:09 Speaker 2: So welcome everybody, and I think in a moment what

7:13 Speaker 2: we'll do is We're gonna play a song from New

7:16 Speaker 2: Age Phonograph, and that's a pronunciation. I'm going with Phonograph.

7:21 Speaker 2: I have not decided. I've not decided how to pronounce

7:26 Speaker 2: the name of their state. We'll see how they pronounce it.

7:29 Speaker 3: I think they're the official.

7:32 Speaker 2: They would be the official arbiters of that in this uh,

7:35 Speaker 2: in this particular debate. But I think we should play.

7:38 Speaker 2: I really like their sound a lot. I think we

7:40 Speaker 2: should open with a long one. This is track called

7:44 Speaker 2: Out in the Valley. It's about five minutes, but it's

7:46 Speaker 2: his really good. I love their sound and they're you know,

7:50 Speaker 2: they're fancy.

7:50 Speaker 3: They play.

7:51 Speaker 2: They each play multiple instruments, So I think we should

7:55 Speaker 2: start with that. And then they're going to be joining

7:57 Speaker 2: us online via restream.

7:59 Speaker 3: You know, we don't have Skype anymore. Skype went away,

8:02 Speaker 3: so we have all these other options that were using.

8:05 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dial up. Yeah, remember what you used to

8:09 Speaker 2: be able to get those discs. You'd walk into a

8:10 Speaker 2: store and you could get a free AOL disc and

8:14 Speaker 2: then uh. I remember trying to get online at uh

8:18 Speaker 2: you know, like around five six o'clock during the daytime,

8:22 Speaker 2: and it would take forever because it was like it

8:25 Speaker 2: could only handle so many people online at once, and

8:28 Speaker 2: then nobody could call you and then right right because

8:30 Speaker 2: the phone would be tied up.

8:32 Speaker 3: Yeah, and phones, those were the days. Well, there were

8:35 Speaker 3: cell phones by that.

8:36 Speaker 12: Cell phones.

8:37 Speaker 3: Oh, cell phones definitely came first. Yeah, I mean sure,

8:41 Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, it might not seem like it

8:44 Speaker 3: because I had the cell phone before I had the internet.

8:47 Speaker 2: Well, so in the early days of when we still

8:50 Speaker 2: had when we still had dial up. Not everyone had

8:54 Speaker 2: a cell phone at that point necessarily, and everyone still

8:58 Speaker 2: had their landline. But but yeah, dial up is finally

9:02 Speaker 2: being discontinued.

9:04 Speaker 3: I don't know.

9:05 Speaker 2: I don't know if it's the case now, but I

9:07 Speaker 2: remember about ten years ago there were still parts of

9:11 Speaker 2: New Hampshire, like way up North where they were still

9:13 Speaker 2: using dial up internet.

9:15 Speaker 3: So I assume that's all been fixed by now.

9:18 Speaker 2: But yeah, as little as ten years ago, maybe even

9:21 Speaker 2: more recent, maybe they're still our places and they're just screwed.

9:24 Speaker 2: I don't know, but we really don't know. Yeah, I

9:27 Speaker 2: don't know. We'll have to look that up. We'll have

9:29 Speaker 2: to look that up. But let's give this track a spin.

9:31 Speaker 2: This is called Out in the Valley. This is a

9:33 Speaker 2: great track from New Age Phonograph, and then we're going

9:35 Speaker 2: to speak with the members of New Age Phonograph at

9:38 Speaker 2: the end of the song. So stick around plenty more

9:40 Speaker 2: to come check this out.

9:41 Speaker 3: This is really good.

10:00 Speaker 10: M hmm.

10:09 Speaker 7: Out in the valley where the west wind blood, I

10:15 Speaker 7: gotta place and nobody no.

10:22 Speaker 3: See it.

10:22 Speaker 7: Now you drinking by myself, dringing on my life and

10:27 Speaker 7: drinking on my health. Lord to mine, ain't gonna come

10:31 Speaker 7: and shine a lot of speed. I was raised on

10:37 Speaker 7: the Colorado sand group of the.

10:42 Speaker 5: Small town trying to be on mad.

10:48 Speaker 7: Me and my friend calls of red rock track over

10:52 Speaker 7: just a stall and nickel candy shack. Lord to mine

10:56 Speaker 7: ain't gonna come and shine a lot on speed.

11:02 Speaker 9: Who out telling I was seven years old? Um to

11:09 Speaker 9: the north Whens called wind don.

11:15 Speaker 5: And on friend and toll me. His guitar kept up

11:19 Speaker 5: beats of ghettle though we didn't gave fall.

11:21 Speaker 13: Lord mine is on a collar shining lot of speed.

11:28 Speaker 9: Hurry around crazy like a dog.

11:34 Speaker 5: Couldn't see too. The fig head of smile spriens snot

11:42 Speaker 5: say the dog.

11:43 Speaker 9: The jail that surprise your pain when you're raising little tail.

11:47 Speaker 5: Lord of night and on a color, shining lot of be.

12:07 Speaker 7: What I want to say?

12:10 Speaker 5: What I want to know? What I want to say.

12:15 Speaker 5: I can't help my soul. What you want to feel?

12:21 Speaker 5: We can make it real what you wanna feel, can't

12:28 Speaker 5: I countee?

12:55 Speaker 7: How in the fallow in the west wind blow, I

13:03 Speaker 7: gotta place, and nobody all.

13:09 Speaker 11: Saying?

13:09 Speaker 7: Now you thinking about myself, thinking about my life, thinking

13:14 Speaker 7: about my health. Lot of mind, ain't gonna come and

13:18 Speaker 7: shining lot of me, fair and of rude, fan of hamm,

13:29 Speaker 7: keep all things my grandma say, hair, my heart and

13:37 Speaker 7: a hamm and me.

13:40 Speaker 5: That's a whole lot of wealth.

13:42 Speaker 13: Lord of mind, ain't gonna come and shine a lot

13:45 Speaker 13: of me?

14:01 Speaker 5: What I wanna say? What I don't want to know,

14:07 Speaker 5: what I wanna say?

14:11 Speaker 6: So what you wanna fel?

14:16 Speaker 7: We can make it real what you wanna feel?

14:23 Speaker 14: Caussie, Oh, that is so good.

14:55 Speaker 2: The song is out in the valley and that is

14:57 Speaker 2: New Age phonograph. And we have them on the line

15:01 Speaker 2: with us. Let's hopefully we can hear them.

15:03 Speaker 3: Hello, are you there, Hey, Matt how's it going?

15:06 Speaker 2: Oh awesome? Sounded great? Yes, welcome to the program, of course.

15:11 Speaker 2: So we have Matthew and Randy How are you both

15:13 Speaker 2: doing today?

15:15 Speaker 11: Doing all right?

15:16 Speaker 3: Can't complain good? Good?

15:17 Speaker 2: No, yeah, no, I'm excited to talk to you. I

15:21 Speaker 2: love your sound. That is just so so good. I

15:25 Speaker 2: love not only not only you're playing on that, but

15:28 Speaker 2: the production is great. We're gonna play another song, of course,

15:31 Speaker 2: at the end of our conversation.

15:32 Speaker 3: But so I'm bummed we don't get.

15:34 Speaker 2: To meet you in person because I know originally you

15:36 Speaker 2: were on a tour and you had some trouble. How

15:38 Speaker 2: are things going now.

15:41 Speaker 11: Oh, well, the van's in the shop right now, so

15:44 Speaker 11: we're hoping to hear some good news back here in

15:46 Speaker 11: the next week or so.

15:47 Speaker 15: Yeah.

15:48 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's that's stressful. So what were you You

15:51 Speaker 3: were out on You're out on tour and the van

15:53 Speaker 3: broke down. Is that what happened?

15:55 Speaker 11: Yeah, we were actually in New Mexico and Arizona area

16:01 Speaker 11: when we started having a little trouble with it, and

16:04 Speaker 11: then we when we got into our Colorado section, that's

16:07 Speaker 11: when we were like, no, we got to take it home,

16:10 Speaker 11: got to get it looked at. Definitely something up with it.

16:15 Speaker 11: So there was no way we were going to go

16:17 Speaker 11: any further east. We were actually supposed to be on

16:20 Speaker 11: the East coast.

16:21 Speaker 16: Up in where it was not Quebec Nova Scotia before

16:28 Speaker 16: we came down and saw you guys, So we were

16:31 Speaker 16: kind of bummed that we couldn't go hit that whole

16:33 Speaker 16: area on this leg.

16:36 Speaker 3: Of the tour.

16:36 Speaker 11: Yeah, we were able to come over the East coast

16:40 Speaker 11: on the first leg and we were just lucky to

16:43 Speaker 11: be able to do that.

16:44 Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, well, you know, there's there's always the

16:48 Speaker 2: future when you get when you get back at it.

16:50 Speaker 2: Now are you in the meantime? Are you playing shows

16:52 Speaker 2: locally or what's kind of the situation there?

16:55 Speaker 11: Yeah, we have access, we have an alternate car, so

16:59 Speaker 11: we've and uh planning on doing other shows here. We

17:03 Speaker 11: have one coming up locally in Roseberg in October that's

17:08 Speaker 11: at a really nice venue called the Rosebud Theater. And

17:12 Speaker 11: then we have a couple of little ones in between

17:14 Speaker 11: there that are just fill in things and we're trying

17:17 Speaker 11: to pick up as many as we can along the way,

17:20 Speaker 11: but it's always hard filling in stuff last minute.

17:22 Speaker 3: Really Oh yeah, oh absolutely. And where where are you located?

17:25 Speaker 2: You're in uh, and we were debating it's it's it's Oregon, right,

17:28 Speaker 2: but we were debating what is the correct way to

17:30 Speaker 2: say the name of your state?

17:32 Speaker 12: Oregon?

17:33 Speaker 11: Yeah, Oregon, Oregon. And we're in Umquaw Valley. We're just

17:38 Speaker 11: a little south. Uh would you call it southwest?

17:43 Speaker 3: Yes?

17:44 Speaker 11: Southwest Oregon. Were we're right around the little place called Roseburg.

17:48 Speaker 3: Okay.

17:49 Speaker 12: Uh yeah, so about our hour and a half north

17:53 Speaker 12: of the California border.

17:55 Speaker 3: Okay, so yeah, south south. Yeah.

17:58 Speaker 2: I've never been there, but I've heard that it's it's

18:00 Speaker 2: a beautiful state, but I've never I've not personally visited there.

18:05 Speaker 11: Yeah, definitely. I moved here a few years ago or

18:08 Speaker 11: and now is a few years well. When I first

18:11 Speaker 11: moved here, I was like, Nope, it doesn't get any

18:13 Speaker 11: better than this. You don't have the the reign of

18:15 Speaker 11: the normal Northwest, and you don't have the heat of

18:18 Speaker 11: the south. So it's kind of a perfect moderate temperature

18:21 Speaker 11: right in the valley.

18:22 Speaker 2: Right, No, that makes sense. And what's the music scene

18:25 Speaker 2: like there? Because you know what you're doing to me

18:29 Speaker 2: when I listened to a new age phonograph and and

18:31 Speaker 2: well we'll talk more about the music in a moment,

18:33 Speaker 2: but but to me, it's it's uh, you know, not

18:38 Speaker 2: not terribly common like when I listened to it, I

18:41 Speaker 2: don't think, Oh, they sound exactly like so and so

18:44 Speaker 2: you know, so, I don't know.

18:45 Speaker 3: I'm curious if where.

18:47 Speaker 2: You are, where you're located, are there other artists that

18:50 Speaker 2: sound like you or do you really kind of stand

18:52 Speaker 2: out in the scene there?

18:55 Speaker 11: Uh well, uh, there wasn't much of a scene not

18:58 Speaker 11: that long ago, but lately the Roseberg scenes picked up

19:02 Speaker 11: a little bit. And there's there's a few bands that

19:05 Speaker 11: I would say are like the top competing bands in

19:08 Speaker 11: the area, but nobody really sounds like each other. There's

19:12 Speaker 11: a local band called Widespread Haze. They have their own

19:15 Speaker 11: hippie jam vibe going on. There's James and the Lost Dogs.

19:20 Speaker 11: They have more of a classic rock like electric guitar feel.

19:25 Speaker 11: And then with us, the way it evolved with the

19:28 Speaker 11: foot drums that we play or that I play, that

19:34 Speaker 11: whole that whole thing gives us a real retro vibe

19:38 Speaker 11: and we just have kind of our own thing going

19:41 Speaker 11: on due to the limitations.

19:43 Speaker 2: M Yeah, and that's something that too, I think is

19:46 Speaker 2: really interesting because it's so it's just the two of you, right,

19:49 Speaker 2: There's there's no one else, or maybe you have guest musicians,

19:52 Speaker 2: join you sometimes. I don't know, but New Age Photographs

19:56 Speaker 2: as an entity is just the two of you.

19:57 Speaker 11: Correct, Yeah, it's it's pretty much been me and Randy

20:02 Speaker 11: since we started it up. I play the foot drums

20:05 Speaker 11: to round it out. And then this last record has

20:09 Speaker 11: harmonica Ron Ron the Hartman Perkins. He's featured on the

20:14 Speaker 11: whole thing. He featured on our first record, but we

20:18 Speaker 11: put him on this whole thing because they had a

20:20 Speaker 11: real good blues rock vibe. This this whole new album

20:25 Speaker 11: called The Old Ball and Chain. That one's that one

20:30 Speaker 11: was all kind of new new material. Yes, the old one,

20:34 Speaker 11: the old record or the first record we put out,

20:37 Speaker 11: had a mix of some new stuff and some old stuff.

20:40 Speaker 11: But the latest record, the Old Ball and Chain, it

20:44 Speaker 11: it really has evolved to where that's kind of our vibe.

20:48 Speaker 11: That's kind of what we sound like if we're in

20:51 Speaker 11: a room, and we just tried to capture what we

20:54 Speaker 11: sound like in a room.

20:55 Speaker 3: Okay.

20:56 Speaker 2: You know what else I like too is listening to

20:58 Speaker 2: the studio tracks so it sounds like a full band.

21:01 Speaker 2: And again, I know you're both multi instrumentalists, and obviously

21:05 Speaker 2: you know when you've got the foot drum going, you

21:07 Speaker 2: can you can do that while while playing something else.

21:10 Speaker 3: But but it's.

21:12 Speaker 2: Interesting that are people ever surprised when they listen to

21:14 Speaker 2: your music and they don't know anything else about you

21:15 Speaker 2: and then they find out it's just the two of you?

21:17 Speaker 3: Does that surprise people?

21:18 Speaker 2: Or maybe they go see you live and they're surprised

21:20 Speaker 2: at how big a sound you're able to create with

21:22 Speaker 2: just the two of you.

21:24 Speaker 3: It is, it is.

21:26 Speaker 11: It is an interesting thing because it's a kind of

21:30 Speaker 11: hard to market because there are places who say duo oh,

21:33 Speaker 11: and they think this acoustic duo is going to show up,

21:35 Speaker 11: and we're like, well, we can do that if that's

21:38 Speaker 11: what you guys want for the evening, But if you

21:40 Speaker 11: really want a rock band, we can really kick it off. Yeah, exactly. Yeah,

21:45 Speaker 11: It's definitely been something where a lot of people are

21:50 Speaker 11: surprised when they hear us. They're just, oh my gosh,

21:54 Speaker 11: you guys are amazing. How do you even do that?

21:57 Speaker 11: Because it's just the two of you. But it's this

22:00 Speaker 11: weird little custom foot drum that I came up with

22:03 Speaker 11: that has a little high hat on top of it,

22:05 Speaker 11: and because of the symbol and the back beat of

22:10 Speaker 11: the bass drum and the snare. I mean, the only

22:13 Speaker 11: thing you're missing is the fills from the Toms, and

22:17 Speaker 11: we don't do anything too complicated. It's all straight back beat.

22:20 Speaker 11: It's all blues, right right.

22:23 Speaker 2: I remember the first time I ever saw somebody do

22:25 Speaker 2: something like that live, and it was just Jesus was

22:29 Speaker 2: more than twenty years ago, but John Hyatt was on

22:32 Speaker 2: tour and he was in the area and I went

22:34 Speaker 2: to see him at the For people in area who

22:37 Speaker 2: know the Capitol Theater or Capitol Center, I think back

22:42 Speaker 2: then it was the Capitol Theater and now it's the

22:43 Speaker 2: Capitol Center. Maybe it's the other way around, but anyway,

22:45 Speaker 2: he was doing this. It was a solo acoustic thing.

22:47 Speaker 2: But he comes out and he's, you know, he's As

22:50 Speaker 2: he starts to play, it was a surprise. He starts

22:52 Speaker 2: stapping his foot and it was obvious that I didn't

22:55 Speaker 2: see a drama on the stage. It was like it

22:57 Speaker 2: was like he just had a mic like on the

22:59 Speaker 2: floor there and he's just tappened. But it sounded really good,

23:03 Speaker 2: and it you know, and just that one little thing

23:07 Speaker 2: changes everything, like it's it's like I remember thinking he

23:11 Speaker 2: opened I don't remember what song he opened with, but

23:13 Speaker 2: which I'm embarrassed about because I love John Hyatt. But

23:16 Speaker 2: although he played everything that night that I really wanted

23:18 Speaker 2: to hear, which was great. But I just remember he

23:20 Speaker 2: starts playing and he's strung, and I'm thinking it's just

23:22 Speaker 2: gonna be him and his guitar, and then he starts

23:24 Speaker 2: tapping and it just changed the whole vibe. Like it

23:27 Speaker 2: was this energy burst immediately in the room and it

23:30 Speaker 2: was so cool. But that must be that must be

23:32 Speaker 2: one of the most fun things about doing what you

23:34 Speaker 2: do right when you're playing and people are surprised and

23:37 Speaker 2: you can see they're surprised, or they come up to

23:39 Speaker 2: you afterward and say, wow, that was that was more

23:42 Speaker 2: than I expected.

23:43 Speaker 3: That was great. You know, that must be really cool

23:45 Speaker 3: for both of you.

23:47 Speaker 11: Yeah. I told my little brother. I said, uh, I

23:50 Speaker 11: think we've been we've been looking around for a drummer,

23:53 Speaker 11: and he goes, you know what, I'm almost more impressed

23:55 Speaker 11: when I see you just doing what you're doing and

23:58 Speaker 11: it's just the two of you, and I'm like, yeah,

24:01 Speaker 11: that you're You're right, I guess as far as a

24:04 Speaker 11: musician seeing see another musicians play, yeah, And also, well,

24:09 Speaker 11: basically we have to rely on each other.

24:11 Speaker 12: We show up for the gigs, you know, we have to.

24:14 Speaker 12: We're married.

24:15 Speaker 3: So yeah, right, it's hard.

24:17 Speaker 11: To keep a drummer around, right, right, right, Randy. Actually,

24:23 Speaker 11: she uh wasn't uh wanting to do a She didn't

24:28 Speaker 11: have aspirations to be a musician. It was just something

24:31 Speaker 11: kind of like my little brother and I started the band,

24:33 Speaker 11: but then before we even got anything going, he moved

24:36 Speaker 11: up to Washington, Okay, and uh, Randy was like, well, uh,

24:42 Speaker 11: we got the drum set. Do you wanna do you

24:44 Speaker 11: wanna me to learn how to play drums? And I said, well,

24:47 Speaker 11: we have a bass sitting around. You want to just

24:49 Speaker 11: play single note based stuff? And she was like, well yeah,

24:53 Speaker 11: I could do that. And then I showed her a

24:55 Speaker 11: blues scale and now you can't stop her. She writes

24:58 Speaker 11: her own bass parts. Yeah, just based off of the

25:01 Speaker 11: blues rock scale that I showed her. Yeah, and uh,

25:04 Speaker 11: we played cover stuff. She's like, oh, I'm not playing

25:08 Speaker 11: roots and fifts. I'm going to just play this. I'm

25:10 Speaker 11: going to jam out and feel my way around it

25:12 Speaker 11: and then write their own bass parts for everything.

25:15 Speaker 2: That's cool, that's awesome. Well, Randy, as a bass player myself,

25:18 Speaker 2: I respect that. That's really good, that's really cool.

25:21 Speaker 11: Awesome, And then yeah, we also we met doing karaoke,

25:26 Speaker 11: so yeah, she actually had to kind of be pushed

25:29 Speaker 11: into singing a little bit, oh because uh when we

25:33 Speaker 11: first when we did our first record, it was definitely

25:37 Speaker 11: a lot of well all just singing backup and I

25:40 Speaker 11: was like, no, no, you can do full stuff. And

25:44 Speaker 11: I think it was my mom who was like, make

25:46 Speaker 11: her do more songs.

25:48 Speaker 12: Yeah, So definitely her on the album next time.

25:53 Speaker 3: Definitely.

25:54 Speaker 11: When we came up to the latest record, we actually

25:58 Speaker 11: we wrote a few of the songs together and tell

26:02 Speaker 11: them tell him how you came up with with the

26:05 Speaker 11: the main songs that you wrote.

26:07 Speaker 12: Oh, well, two of them. I woke up late night

26:11 Speaker 12: and it was like half an hour forty five minutes.

26:13 Speaker 12: I had both of them mostly written down now, not music,

26:16 Speaker 12: just lyrics, and so I took him to him.

26:18 Speaker 11: I was like, put music to this, please, yeah, yeah, yeah,

26:22 Speaker 11: And literally the songs pretty much wrote themselves. She came

26:26 Speaker 11: to me with lyrics. The lyrics were in a structure

26:29 Speaker 11: where it was like, oh, okay, this is perfect. And

26:32 Speaker 11: then of course there's only one song on the record

26:36 Speaker 11: that she wrote that she didn't sing. That had to

26:40 Speaker 11: do with times constraints. Okay, So mostly the stuff she

26:44 Speaker 11: wrote she sings now.

26:46 Speaker 2: Yeah, excellent, excellent, and it's nice to you know, you

26:50 Speaker 2: know you've really got something when it comes together easily

26:53 Speaker 2: like that, right, you know, when you don't have to

26:54 Speaker 2: whant to I mean, you know people talk about you know,

26:57 Speaker 2: it's a lot of work writing songs and everything and

27:00 Speaker 2: get in recorded the way you want them, and it

27:02 Speaker 2: is a lot of work, right, But when when you

27:04 Speaker 2: have something that you know, okay, here's the lyrics, Oh, okay,

27:08 Speaker 2: I can work with that, here's here's an idea for

27:10 Speaker 2: the melody and everything, when it comes together fast, then

27:12 Speaker 2: you know you've really you've really got something when it's

27:14 Speaker 2: when it's easy, you know what I mean. So I'm

27:16 Speaker 2: sure that was.

27:17 Speaker 11: Yeah, Yeah, for sure. Almost all the best songs that

27:22 Speaker 11: that I think we've done just came came to us.

27:26 Speaker 11: They weren't really difficult to write. We only struggled with

27:30 Speaker 11: uh with uh Bruce, with our comedy song Bruce. Yeah,

27:36 Speaker 11: And that's because Randy came to me with the concept

27:39 Speaker 11: in most of the lyrics, and then we tried to

27:42 Speaker 11: fish it out and make it funny with that one.

27:45 Speaker 11: But my my songwriting method is literally come up with

27:50 Speaker 11: the chord structure and then ones I come up with

27:53 Speaker 11: the chord structure, like the stuff just drops out of

27:56 Speaker 11: the ether. It's I sometimes like those are even my songs.

28:00 Speaker 11: I'm just like the caretaker of them because they're just

28:04 Speaker 11: they just come out of nowhere, and you know it's

28:06 Speaker 11: probably a subconscious thing, sure, but but nothing's too I've

28:13 Speaker 11: been I've been writing songs since I was fourteen, and

28:16 Speaker 11: so it's like, oh, here's the basic structure, verse coorse verse,

28:21 Speaker 11: let's throw it in a solo here, Let's make sure

28:24 Speaker 11: we come up with an intro an outro if we can.

28:28 Speaker 11: But other than that, the song structure is the framework,

28:33 Speaker 11: and then the lyrics, if they're difficult to work on,

28:36 Speaker 11: those usually don't make the records.

28:38 Speaker 3: Okay, that makes sense, Yeah, makes sense.

28:43 Speaker 2: I'm really curious too about recording because you know, sometimes,

28:49 Speaker 2: at least this is my observation, sometimes you'll hear an

28:54 Speaker 2: artist who's doing something like what you're doing, or well,

28:58 Speaker 2: like I said, nobody sounds exactly like you, but but

29:01 Speaker 2: but kind of a kind of a similar vibe where

29:03 Speaker 2: you know you wish. You don't want it to be

29:06 Speaker 2: too you don't want the production to be too clean,

29:09 Speaker 2: you don't want it to be too slick. And sometimes

29:13 Speaker 2: you might hear something that you know, you wish the

29:17 Speaker 2: production was a little grittier, you know. But when I

29:20 Speaker 2: listen to these tracks, I think the production matches what

29:24 Speaker 2: you're doing in the sense that the production is great.

29:27 Speaker 2: It's it's totally pro It sounds amazing, the mix is

29:30 Speaker 2: great and everything, but it's not but it's not overly slick,

29:33 Speaker 2: which is what I hear a lot of sometimes where

29:35 Speaker 2: where it's like, Okay, this is too slick for what

29:39 Speaker 2: this vibe and the sound is that this band is making.

29:43 Speaker 3: But I love the production.

29:44 Speaker 2: On on this on this album, can you tell me

29:49 Speaker 2: about that? How did you record Old Ball and Chain

29:52 Speaker 2: that's the newest one? Yeah, yeah, how did you record that?

29:57 Speaker 12: So, once we had what tracks who were going to

29:59 Speaker 12: put on the album, we actually recorded here at the house.

30:02 Speaker 12: We invited Ron over for a couple of days.

30:05 Speaker 17: Uh.

30:05 Speaker 12: He gave him some input on what he wanted to

30:07 Speaker 12: do on each track, and then we recorded him probably

30:11 Speaker 12: three or four takes each probably, and then after that

30:18 Speaker 12: we took them to a local place way back recording

30:22 Speaker 12: and they we listened with them and kind of you know,

30:27 Speaker 12: we you know, we told them, you know, we're recording

30:29 Speaker 12: them at home. We want to have that kind of

30:32 Speaker 12: live feel, you know, so when you listen to him,

30:35 Speaker 12: you know it's what you're gonna get basically, you know,

30:38 Speaker 12: nothing to like you said, overproduced or anything like that.

30:40 Speaker 12: So uh yeah, and then they you know, put a

30:44 Speaker 12: little extra on it, which you know, it worked out

30:46 Speaker 12: pretty well.

30:47 Speaker 11: Yeah, uh definitely. When when we were recording this one,

30:51 Speaker 11: we knew we were kind of setting up this tour

30:53 Speaker 11: and it was a big tour, and uh, in order

30:57 Speaker 11: to do that, you know, you gotta you gotta kind

30:59 Speaker 11: of give people a sound. You don't want to overproduce it.

31:03 Speaker 11: I wanted it to sound just like we do if

31:06 Speaker 11: we're sitting in a room together. We don't play to

31:08 Speaker 11: a click track ever, and so it was like, this

31:12 Speaker 11: is what we sound like, this is our vibe. We

31:15 Speaker 11: want to be able to sell ourselves, like, hey, if

31:17 Speaker 11: you come to see us, this is what you're going

31:19 Speaker 11: to get. Is you're going to get this. If we

31:21 Speaker 11: if we added too many overdubs or we did too

31:24 Speaker 11: much fancy production, on it. It just wouldn't sound like

31:28 Speaker 11: us in a room, right, And I mean not to

31:32 Speaker 11: toot my own horn, but I think we we sound

31:34 Speaker 11: really good. We've been working on this a while and

31:38 Speaker 11: it's evolved to the point where it's some really good

31:40 Speaker 11: blues rock and we've got a good dynamic. We we

31:44 Speaker 11: we're comfortable on stage now. It's just quite a while

31:48 Speaker 11: to get comfortable on stage. And now that's where we

31:50 Speaker 11: work out all our marital issues.

31:52 Speaker 3: There you go, oh, that's perfect.

31:58 Speaker 11: On the whole tour, I was side seat driving Randy

32:01 Speaker 11: because I'm a control freak, and so it became a

32:06 Speaker 11: thing where like one day I was like, I just

32:08 Speaker 11: don't know how you put up with all my sides

32:10 Speaker 11: seet driving and she was like, oh, yeah, well you know,

32:13 Speaker 11: and it just became like a thing where that's where

32:16 Speaker 11: we work out all our issues.

32:17 Speaker 3: We just do it in front of people.

32:19 Speaker 12: People just kind of love the dynamic of your husband

32:21 Speaker 12: versus wife type of thing.

32:22 Speaker 11: You know.

32:23 Speaker 12: Yeah, usually on my side, they're always on your side.

32:30 Speaker 2: They should take the bass player's side if you ask me.

32:32 Speaker 2: There you go, I support that. I support that.

32:36 Speaker 11: Well, well, it helps me too, because I got to

32:39 Speaker 11: keep my ego in check, right because you know, I'm

32:43 Speaker 11: just doing all this stuff over here, and then I

32:46 Speaker 11: think it's the Matt Show. But it's it's not the

32:49 Speaker 11: Matt Show. It's the Matt and Randy Show.

32:51 Speaker 3: Right.

32:51 Speaker 12: Well, I mean it's crazy because you know, and I'll think,

32:55 Speaker 12: you know, he he's lead, singing, guitar and drums. You know,

33:00 Speaker 12: I'm we're playing and sometimes singing. So I'm like, you know,

33:05 Speaker 12: but yeah, I do have to keep him in check.

33:06 Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh, by the way, the obvious question, where does

33:12 Speaker 2: the name come from? New age photograph?

33:15 Speaker 11: Oh man, So me and my little brother worked for

33:18 Speaker 11: quite a while trying to figure out how to how

33:21 Speaker 11: to give the vibe because both of us like old music,

33:26 Speaker 11: both of us like new music, and we'll cover everything

33:29 Speaker 11: from old lead belly stuff from the nineteen thirties, Howling

33:33 Speaker 11: Wolf's stuff from the thirties and forties, all the way

33:36 Speaker 11: up to uh we were working on flowers from uh

33:43 Speaker 11: that some What's is that the newest song?

33:45 Speaker 18: We do?

33:46 Speaker 11: No stuff new? Yeah, K Jellison, Yeah, We've just got

33:52 Speaker 11: stuff that goes all through. We're nineties kids, eighties nineties kids,

33:57 Speaker 11: so we've got a bunch of eighties, nineties stuff that

33:59 Speaker 11: we'll do and then all the way up to modern stuff.

34:02 Speaker 11: And so we're trying to say, how how do you

34:05 Speaker 11: say that we're new but we also have love old stuff,

34:09 Speaker 11: and the phonograph part is the old part, and then

34:15 Speaker 11: the new age is like, well, you know, hippie crystals

34:19 Speaker 11: and stuff. So we were like, how do we associate

34:22 Speaker 11: the two that sounds that sounds right and the vibe

34:26 Speaker 11: with just the alliteration.

34:28 Speaker 12: Yeah, and then also with just just the two of

34:31 Speaker 12: us and having our you know, being a kind of

34:34 Speaker 12: broke down sound. You know, we try to say we

34:37 Speaker 12: take songs back to.

34:38 Speaker 11: Their bluesy roots.

34:39 Speaker 12: So when we're playing some of these songs, it's not

34:41 Speaker 12: exactly how you're you know, cover songs, not how you're

34:43 Speaker 12: going to hear them on the radio. So we're trying

34:46 Speaker 12: to you know, we're trying to figure out that point,

34:48 Speaker 12: you know, what matches that vibe as well, so you know,

34:52 Speaker 12: hopefully people have an idea well, okay, so there's something

34:55 Speaker 12: new and old going on here, and maybe peaks are interesting.

34:59 Speaker 11: We never do a straight cover song. We do a

35:01 Speaker 11: cover song. However we play a cover.

35:04 Speaker 3: Song, yeah, yeah, So it never comes out.

35:07 Speaker 11: Quite like, oh, play me that that Hank Williams tune,

35:11 Speaker 11: and it's like, oh, so, but we can do that,

35:14 Speaker 11: but it's not gonna be as country as you want it.

35:18 Speaker 2: Do you do you ever run into a situation like

35:20 Speaker 2: does anyone ever complain you like, oh, you played that wrong?

35:24 Speaker 3: Or have you ever run into that?

35:26 Speaker 11: No, actually we haven't. That's we haven't really had anyone

35:30 Speaker 11: complain that we played anything wrong. And I think that

35:33 Speaker 11: is when we do cover songs, we just don't play

35:36 Speaker 11: any of them right. There you go, they're all They're

35:38 Speaker 11: all the way we do it right. We were talking

35:41 Speaker 11: the other day about a CCR song that we did

35:43 Speaker 11: and we're like, man, when we hear it on the radio,

35:47 Speaker 11: it's like, man, that's so slow. Now to hear that song,

35:51 Speaker 11: we play it fast, and it's just how like I

35:55 Speaker 11: used to bust around a lot, so a lot of

35:57 Speaker 11: these songs I wouldn't like listen the radio version and

36:01 Speaker 11: then play it. I was just looking at the chord

36:03 Speaker 11: chart trying to flip to the next song and play

36:06 Speaker 11: the song. And I grew up with a lot of

36:08 Speaker 11: these songs that we play, and I would just play

36:12 Speaker 11: them that way on the side of the road and

36:15 Speaker 11: then they I brought him to Randy and I was like, oh,

36:18 Speaker 11: so I got this what was it? The Tom Waits?

36:22 Speaker 11: I got this Tom Waits song and we play it

36:26 Speaker 11: like this, and then we play it and then she

36:29 Speaker 11: hears it on the radio and she's like, nothing like

36:32 Speaker 11: how we play it, and I was like, well, that's

36:34 Speaker 11: just how I play it.

36:35 Speaker 3: I get. Yeah. See, I think that's cool.

36:37 Speaker 2: I think that's much more interesting anyway, because for me,

36:40 Speaker 2: I know a lot of people don't feel this way.

36:42 Speaker 2: A lot of people like if they're if they're somewhere

36:44 Speaker 2: and they hear a band playing a cover, they want

36:47 Speaker 2: to hear it, especially if it's a cover band quote unquote,

36:49 Speaker 2: and that's like their mission, so to speak.

36:52 Speaker 3: You know.

36:52 Speaker 2: They want to hear things exactly the way the original sounds.

36:56 Speaker 2: And it's like, to me, it's always been, well, what's

36:58 Speaker 2: the point, Like, I already know how the original sounds.

37:01 Speaker 2: I can listen to the original. I can go, you know,

37:04 Speaker 2: listen to the radio or listen to it online. If

37:06 Speaker 2: I really want to hear the original, I want to

37:08 Speaker 2: hear your interpretation of it, you know, because otherwise otherwise

37:12 Speaker 2: what's the point. I know, a lot of people don't

37:14 Speaker 2: feel that way, but that's always been my My feeling

37:17 Speaker 2: is I want to hear your interpretation. I want to

37:20 Speaker 2: hear how it sounds from your perspective, and I just

37:23 Speaker 2: think that's so much more interesting.

37:26 Speaker 11: Yeah, I never I never would have heard of Holan Wolf.

37:29 Speaker 11: It wasn't if it wasn't for the Doors playing back

37:32 Speaker 11: Door Man.

37:32 Speaker 3: Good point.

37:33 Speaker 11: And if you've ever heard the Doors play back Door

37:35 Speaker 11: Man and then Howland Wolf's back Door Man, they're completely different.

37:39 Speaker 3: Songs, right right?

37:40 Speaker 11: You say Bob Dylan's version of All Along the watch Tower, Yep.

37:44 Speaker 11: I feel like I showed that to Randy the other

37:47 Speaker 11: day and she's like, oh, I like that's cool. But

37:51 Speaker 11: that harmonica, you know? Okay, Yeah, definitely the interpretation of

37:58 Speaker 11: that song is definitely better than the original. But at

38:01 Speaker 11: the same time, if you're a huge Bob Dylan fan,

38:04 Speaker 11: you don't want to hear Knocking on Heaven's Door by

38:09 Speaker 11: Guns n' Roses. You want to hear Bob sing knocking

38:12 Speaker 11: on Heaven's Door. So it just depends on what you're

38:15 Speaker 11: in for for the night. A lot of people, especially

38:19 Speaker 11: the places we go, uh, they just want to have

38:23 Speaker 11: a good time, and so that was kind of the

38:25 Speaker 11: thing we tried to evolve to be was first of all,

38:29 Speaker 11: not to just do cover songs. We got our own stuff,

38:32 Speaker 11: And so if people aren't coming up just to see

38:35 Speaker 11: a cover band, you know, like if we were called

38:37 Speaker 11: the Petties or something and all we played was Tom Petty,

38:40 Speaker 11: then yeah, you'd want it to sound like Tom Petty.

38:43 Speaker 11: But when when you're coming to see us, we play

38:45 Speaker 11: original stuff. So then when we pepper in the the

38:49 Speaker 11: cover songs, it's like we give them our own little twists.

38:53 Speaker 3: Yeah definitely, yeah, yeah, no, that's that's excellent.

38:57 Speaker 2: So what's so what's kind of the future trajectory? I mean,

39:01 Speaker 2: do you have do you have more things that you're

39:03 Speaker 2: gonna be recording or the new album hasn't been out

39:05 Speaker 2: for that long, right, so you're probably focused on on

39:07 Speaker 2: promoting the current album largely, I would imagine, right.

39:12 Speaker 11: Definitely go pick up the new album. No, watch the

39:15 Speaker 11: new album. I'm sorry, you'll watch the latest video on YouTube.

39:21 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we have a.

39:26 Speaker 11: We did our our album release party. Okay, we recorded

39:31 Speaker 11: a video there that we just got edited after we

39:34 Speaker 11: got back from the well, after we had to come

39:38 Speaker 11: back from the tour. Yeah, we threw that up and

39:41 Speaker 11: uh so messing Around is one of the I would

39:46 Speaker 11: call it a single if we had singles. Yeah, off

39:50 Speaker 11: that record and we made a video for that. Go

39:53 Speaker 11: check that out. There's a Wolf Allan at My Doors

39:56 Speaker 11: another one that we did from the first record that

39:59 Speaker 11: we had a little video and we produced all the

40:02 Speaker 11: videos ourselves. It's the age where you can shoot your

40:07 Speaker 11: own stuff yeh, super cheap and edit it yourself, and

40:11 Speaker 11: so they aren't high production thing. But we're just trying

40:15 Speaker 11: to push the latest record. As soon as we get

40:18 Speaker 11: the van fixed, we're gonna see what we can salvage

40:23 Speaker 11: from this tour and start setting up for the next tour.

40:27 Speaker 11: We're just gonna try to keep going as much as

40:30 Speaker 11: we can while we got a little momentum going. And

40:34 Speaker 11: we do have a bunch of songs that either are

40:38 Speaker 11: sitting on the back burner and we have them written

40:42 Speaker 11: or when we talk about doing another album, we've been

40:48 Speaker 11: talking about, well, you know, if we're gonna write some

40:51 Speaker 11: new stuff, then we might work together a little bit

40:54 Speaker 11: on some new stuff. But all that stuff just kind

40:57 Speaker 11: of evolves on its own. When we came up with

41:01 Speaker 11: the first record, We put a lot of singer songwriter

41:04 Speaker 11: stuff that I had written before on there, but then

41:07 Speaker 11: there was stuff like call Me the Wolf. That was

41:11 Speaker 11: one where I was just while we were even talking

41:13 Speaker 11: about writing the record, I came up with the baseline

41:17 Speaker 11: and wrote all the lyrics down, and then that song

41:20 Speaker 11: just kind of evolved on its own while we were

41:23 Speaker 11: writing that record. Okay, so we gave ourselves. We said

41:26 Speaker 11: we're going to tour on this one for two years.

41:29 Speaker 11: So next year we'll be the second year, and we'll

41:32 Speaker 11: start working on the record next year for whatever we're

41:35 Speaker 11: going to release in twenty twenty seven.

41:37 Speaker 2: Yeah, So okay, okay, very good, very good. Well, in

41:42 Speaker 2: a moment, we're going to play that track messing Around.

41:45 Speaker 2: We'll play that at the end of our conversation. I

41:47 Speaker 2: think that'll be and I might even sneak in another

41:49 Speaker 2: one after that because I love what you're doing, really

41:52 Speaker 2: really good stuff. So Matt and Randy, thank you both

41:55 Speaker 2: so much before we let you go. So what should

41:58 Speaker 2: people know about where to find you online? To keep

42:01 Speaker 2: up with everything that you're doing, everything, all things New

42:04 Speaker 2: age phonograph? Where is the best place to go?

42:07 Speaker 12: Okay, So we're very active on Facebook and Instagram, you know,

42:12 Speaker 12: a new ageonograph. We keep it simple, so if you

42:14 Speaker 12: search for Newinograph, you'll find us. H YouTube as well.

42:18 Speaker 12: We always joke we have not really a big presence

42:21 Speaker 12: on TikTok. We are on there, and then we're on

42:25 Speaker 12: all streaming you know, Spotify, Apple Music, all that kind

42:28 Speaker 12: of stuff as well. We have band Camp. We're kind

42:31 Speaker 12: of all over the place.

42:32 Speaker 11: If you need to be directed anywhere, new Age phonograph

42:35 Speaker 11: dot Com has has all the links to everywhere that

42:39 Speaker 11: you want to go. And as long as people are

42:42 Speaker 11: looking after us and trying to find us, we're pretty

42:45 Speaker 11: easy to find. We were super excited when we typed

42:48 Speaker 11: it into Google and we were the first hit that

42:50 Speaker 11: came up. Yep, so there's no other.

42:53 Speaker 12: It actually had like an artist like our ages and

42:55 Speaker 12: all the different information.

42:56 Speaker 11: I'm like, wow, good, there's no there's no other New

42:59 Speaker 11: Age phone graphs out there. We find that in our

43:01 Speaker 11: area there's several bands that have the same name, and

43:04 Speaker 11: it's like when we that was another thing coming up

43:06 Speaker 11: with the name. Wanted us to be something that nobody

43:09 Speaker 11: else has exactly.

43:12 Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, now that's very important, absolutely absolutely. Okay, So

43:16 Speaker 2: we're gonna let you go and we'll hit that track again.

43:19 Speaker 2: Thank you both so much, Randy and Matt, thank you

43:21 Speaker 2: so much for joining us this morning. And have absolutely

43:25 Speaker 2: you two. Okay, take care, bye bye bye, all right, wonderful.

43:30 Speaker 2: That was Matt and Randy from New Age Phonograph and

43:33 Speaker 2: we're gonna play this track. This is called a Mess

43:35 Speaker 2: and Round and after that coming up in the second

43:38 Speaker 2: hour Superbug. Is they are in the building, yes, Jenny says, yes,

43:42 Speaker 2: very good. H So we've got a lot more to go,

43:44 Speaker 2: so please stay with us on this Saturday morning if

43:48 Speaker 2: you are listening live, but here it is. This is

43:50 Speaker 2: called Mess and Round and this is New Age Phonograph.

44:03 Speaker 6: When we first met you.

44:05 Speaker 18: If you call it backstage so we could help you

44:09 Speaker 18: leave your.

44:09 Speaker 6: Glory days, it's too bad. Then we can see through

44:14 Speaker 6: your lives, your.

44:15 Speaker 18: Chest a ship bed, worls disguise or why.

44:20 Speaker 6: Don't you try that's surround with men, the lad what

44:32 Speaker 6: you think you're doing talking out a line you think

44:36 Speaker 6: with your sins? Mesten with my mind.

44:40 Speaker 19: I'm didn't there to tell you to put you in

44:43 Speaker 19: your place now the same.

44:45 Speaker 6: You would never dance? We try that's around with me?

44:53 Speaker 19: Man, try to take a song like dot you less

45:04 Speaker 19: speed sat I heard way worse than you, then said

45:08 Speaker 19: to me, got to spread those rumors.

45:11 Speaker 18: And your donation wid the tread of the four.

45:18 Speaker 5: Words.

45:18 Speaker 17: Check listen to me, man, your black worms said in reading.

46:01 Speaker 20: By the time I'm be getting jealous while I'm out

46:05 Speaker 20: here making bad.

46:07 Speaker 3: You'll like what I'm doing.

46:08 Speaker 5: You don't like it, well.

46:10 Speaker 6: You don't want to know.

46:15 Speaker 5: What you trying to mess with me?

46:19 Speaker 14: Mad fool.

46:31 Speaker 5: Oh what chrysten.

46:36 Speaker 20: My I wasn't ready, but the chance was My son

46:56 Speaker 20: took it quickcause I saw the signs new and then.

47:01 Speaker 21: Then we will mentor anyway for love spoored.

47:05 Speaker 5: Everyone can see that. Thank God for finning you.

47:12 Speaker 6: Thank you for love to too. Shout it from the rooftop.

47:17 Speaker 6: Spreads the water love like gods.

47:21 Speaker 3: It's got to be heard.

47:23 Speaker 6: It's with you and ever staw me face and your

47:26 Speaker 6: so of problems a moon the case for.

47:31 Speaker 4: Show those I be BYO decided to homie time.

47:36 Speaker 6: Then I need to cry and that Thank God for

47:40 Speaker 6: finding you. Thank you for loving to too. Shout it

47:46 Speaker 6: from the rooftop. Spread the word love like gods. Scottuls

47:52 Speaker 6: the other hop.

47:53 Speaker 18: For in it together fall long word when it comes

47:58 Speaker 18: to last for a second in the distruing the minity

48:03 Speaker 18: in time, love each old.

48:06 Speaker 6: It's our only pine.

48:08 Speaker 5: And thank God for finny you.

48:13 Speaker 6: Thank you for loving me too. Shouting from the rooftop.

48:18 Speaker 21: Spread the words, I love my God, it's got to

48:22 Speaker 21: be other. Thank God for funny you don't. Thank you

48:44 Speaker 21: for loving me too. Shouting from the rooftop, Spread the word.

48:51 Speaker 6: N Gods, it's got to be Gods, God for funny you.

48:58 Speaker 14: Thank you.

49:00 Speaker 6: Love there me two, shouting from the road top, Span the.

49:04 Speaker 14: Road, and now it's got to be hurt.

49:09 Speaker 18: Thank God for.

49:10 Speaker 17: The funny you.

49:13 Speaker 21: Thank you for loving me too, shouting from the rooftop,

49:18 Speaker 21: Span the road.

49:20 Speaker 6: No, my God, it's got to be herd. Shout it

49:24 Speaker 6: on the road top. Spread the world, shout God, you've

49:35 Speaker 6: gotta be got to be.

49:43 Speaker 5: One, two, three am.

50:17 Speaker 22: Go on, get up in a money hit out high ware.

50:21 Speaker 5: He's sixty one. Good morning, Get up in a morning

50:28 Speaker 5: hid out highway. He's sixty one. You know me and

50:35 Speaker 5: my beat, take up my being nothing on.

50:38 Speaker 9: Run Yeah, gone down that grocery store, gonna find myself.

50:47 Speaker 5: Gun going down the grocery store. Gone, I find myself

50:55 Speaker 5: on gun.

50:58 Speaker 9: Yeah, me and my baby always have lots of fun. Yeah,

51:32 Speaker 9: we're going down our highway. We ride us hell down.

51:40 Speaker 5: Here, we're going down the highway.

51:43 Speaker 9: We ride us hell down.

51:48 Speaker 17: You know we rocket to the night.

51:50 Speaker 5: Baby, We're comen the morning comes.

51:56 Speaker 22: Go on, get up here, moone him here Halloway sixty one.

52:04 Speaker 5: I'm gonna get up in a.

52:06 Speaker 6: Moon now here.

52:08 Speaker 5: No highway sixty one.

52:13 Speaker 22: You know me and my thing I take, I love

52:17 Speaker 22: you on the run. Yeah, get up in a morning

52:24 Speaker 22: here a highways sixty one.

52:29 Speaker 3: You wanna get up in a moon now here.

52:33 Speaker 5: That highways sixty one. You know, me and my th

52:41 Speaker 5: always have lots of fun.

52:46 Speaker 22: Yeah, you're calling out of Halloway Hallways six and one.

52:55 Speaker 22: We're going down at highway that hallway sixty time.

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