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World Radio Premiere of "Snapchat" by Hope The Rapper.
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Speaker 2: As a product.
Speaker 3: The process, think is crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm propelling like a helicopter, getting proper. I'm your chop,
Speaker 1: your melon. Don't know what to call it, but used
Speaker 1: to be alcoholic. Catch me out with my migos, walking
Speaker 1: and how I talking home to me? Where the hardest
Speaker 1: my heart is inside these raps? So she ain't liking
Speaker 1: my raps? Then tell her that it's a rat. I'm
Speaker 1: running on every track. I'm canying and that's a fact.
Speaker 3: My venom. Them relaxed and now they vision is black?
Speaker 4: How black?
Speaker 5: Holy see him?
Speaker 3: He put him right on his back. They don't know
Speaker 3: where Robbie chat.
Speaker 1: I'm never shoving the mask, plotting, no destinations.
Speaker 3: It's a about preparation and just want to kick it.
Speaker 1: I told him I wasn't agent said it was in
Speaker 1: the building. So Wyatt looking so vacant. Bob was never dead.
Speaker 1: I'm working on the replacement and danger. How don't deal
Speaker 1: with strangers? How don'd don't save her? Wasn't from a manger?
Speaker 1: She just want to snapchat told her him my pager
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Speaker 1: How don't deal with strangers?
Speaker 3: Houn'd gone save her? Wasn't from a manger, she just
Speaker 3: want a.
Speaker 1: Snapchat, told her him my pager, Holy thing, I snapped
Speaker 1: at stack In on this paper.
Speaker 3: The more you know, the less you know. Just think
Speaker 3: about it, let it go because what is yours? She'll
Speaker 3: never doubt it.
Speaker 6: Like a finger on your.
Speaker 1: Hand you did always counting, know when everything is straight,
Speaker 1: so you don't call a simpleness and complications rooted into
Speaker 1: pain like it'll probably work out better if I simply walked.
Speaker 3: Away, like I don't want to stay, just to stay
Speaker 3: for the pity in my back, feeling drained for the
Speaker 3: way on.
Speaker 1: My city, how I was making bands but far from
Speaker 1: a diddy, because how zigging they'll off with me?
Speaker 3: Hephysis of didty bitty ive been on my toes? No
Speaker 3: approval from.
Speaker 1: Committees I've been knocking down does like if you want
Speaker 1: to know.
Speaker 3: Why I'm really in this game, listen to my first track.
Speaker 3: Not a damn thing changed, but the way I.
Speaker 1: Progressed and the reason that I'm stressed and the pressure
Speaker 1: made me better, got me thinking that.
Speaker 3: I'm next danger. I don't deal with strangers. How I'm
Speaker 3: gone save?
Speaker 1: He wasn't from a manger, She just wanted to snapshot.
Speaker 3: Told her head like pager.
Speaker 1: Only thing I snapped that stagg In on this paper,
Speaker 1: Dan Journals, How don't deal with strangers?
Speaker 3: How I'm gone save?
Speaker 6: Her wasn't from a.
Speaker 3: Manger, She just wanted to snapchat. Told her hit my pager.
Speaker 1: The only thing I snapped cat stagg In on this paper.
Speaker 6: Sorry, rise of the glass instead of the sun. One
Speaker 6: more vodka Cran and I'll be under.
Speaker 7: This silly Indian music that I'm starting to enjoy by
Speaker 7: sipping convasation with this girl who's playing court. I know
Speaker 7: slwako from me because there's always other boys.
Speaker 4: She don't know.
Speaker 8: She don't know.
Speaker 9: What she's missing here.
Speaker 6: She don't know you. You kidd, be anyone and someone.
Speaker 9: Else's clothes, a good seat jacket and ring up your nose,
Speaker 9: keep your cute sheet and keep lying through your tea.
Speaker 3: I bought my threads at the thrift Star down the street.
Speaker 7: But I don't talk clothes because I know that talk
Speaker 7: is cheap.
Speaker 6: Now they don't.
Speaker 10: Know, they don't know.
Speaker 3: I got so much to say.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm doubting.
Speaker 6: Why see me see it and seeing see me.
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 6: And someone else's clothes.
Speaker 7: Flornated water in my ears and in my nose. I
Speaker 7: don't remember much.
Speaker 11: I have to guess.
Speaker 7: I tried to be social, like I really tried my best.
Speaker 7: I don't have a personality, just trying to impress now.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: What I'm doing here.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That is cool. That is Rabbits for Sale. That's the band.
Speaker 2: The track is called they Don't Know, And we have
Speaker 2: the guys here in studio with us. We're going to
Speaker 2: introduce them in just a moment. Before that, of course,
Speaker 2: we heard a brand new single from Hope the Rapper
Speaker 2: that is called Snapchat. As we are in week number
Speaker 2: eight of our ten weeks of brand new singles from
Speaker 2: our friend Hope the Rapper. That's the world radio premiere
Speaker 2: of Snapchat. And today, of course, is Saturday, August third,
Speaker 2: twoenty twenty four, and I am not alone.
Speaker 12: Bet, Good morning, Sunshine.
Speaker 2: Jenny is here at the news table. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: I am president accountable.
Speaker 5: That is my favorite Hope the Rappers, is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: You like that one?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I love them?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, very cool. Can you believe it's week eight?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Two more yeah, yeah two more awesome? Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely absolutely a brand new track every week. But uh,
Speaker 2: and we have a very full show for you by
Speaker 2: joining us right now in studio. Let me get the
Speaker 2: mics up for these guys. We have rabbits for sale.
Speaker 2: Hey guys, Hello, what's up. Let's do this and we're
Speaker 2: gonna play some more of your music, of course in
Speaker 2: a couple of minutes. But Jet, let's start with you
Speaker 2: in the corner, and if we can just go around
Speaker 2: and you can each tell me who you are, what
Speaker 2: you do in the band, and you have any other
Speaker 2: pertinence of course.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 5: My name is Jet Harris Lack.
Speaker 15: I play guitar, the guitar, and I sing lead vocals,
Speaker 15: and I guess i'll patch the spencer all right, kind.
Speaker 16: Of lighting up spencer the keyboards for the band. I
Speaker 16: do some background vocals as well.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, all right, very good.
Speaker 17: And you vance Carpenter. I played bass in the band.
Speaker 17: And a fun fact about me, I like mac and cheese.
Speaker 5: You like mac and cheese, that's crazy. I like mac
Speaker 5: and cheese too. I can change.
Speaker 18: I'm Oliver Kine.
Speaker 19: I'm the drummer for the band, and uh, I also
Speaker 19: do a lot of the managing and I did the
Speaker 19: production on the EP.
Speaker 2: Oh no kidding, Oh, very cool, very cool. Where did
Speaker 2: you uh? Where did you record that?
Speaker 19: So we recorded that with a friend of ours, David Porter,
Speaker 19: up in his home studio in Foxborough.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, it sounds great, thank you, thank you. So
Speaker 2: as home studio, you said, yeah, he he used to.
Speaker 19: Have a studio way back when in Boston called Mixed
Speaker 19: One Studio, I believe. Okay, but you know, things happen.
Speaker 19: So now he has his own little studio that he
Speaker 19: has in his basement. He does his own stuff. He's
Speaker 19: done audio production stuff for a while.
Speaker 18: So uh low shout out to Dave Porter, of course.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, no, he did a great job. Everything sounds
Speaker 2: really good. You know, I'm old enough to remember when
Speaker 2: you know, the home studio thing wasn't really a thing,
Speaker 2: you know, so now you know, we live in an
Speaker 2: era and you know, you guys are are fortunate. You know,
Speaker 2: you're young guys, you know growing up in an era
Speaker 2: where you know, you have so many different options in
Speaker 2: terms of how you record, and it's you know, you
Speaker 2: can you can do something like that in a home
Speaker 2: studio quote unquote, and it sounds like it was done
Speaker 2: in a million dollar studio, you know.
Speaker 15: You know, it's just so much more accessible now, like
Speaker 15: oh yeah, mak and produce music and you know, and
Speaker 15: get it out there for millions to hear.
Speaker 5: So it's really great.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, and there's still you know, there's a lot
Speaker 2: of great studios around. It's interesting how that that continues
Speaker 2: as well. It's like, even though you have all these
Speaker 2: different options for how you record, there's still a lot
Speaker 2: of professional studios around that continue to thrive. It's I
Speaker 2: think it's because there's just more people making music than ever,
Speaker 2: you know, because of the Internet. Like I said, you know,
Speaker 2: I when I was growing up, we didn't have the
Speaker 2: Internet yet, so you know, it was it was kind
Speaker 2: of ah, you didn't have a lot of opportunities to
Speaker 2: really get your music out there, you know, unless you
Speaker 2: got signed to a record label and all that. But
Speaker 2: but today there's so many different ways to to record
Speaker 2: and to distribute music. It's it's really wonderful and uh,
Speaker 2: there's more music than ever. Yeah, I'm really curious to
Speaker 2: ask you guys about influences and and how you kind
Speaker 2: of define your sound because and I'm sure you've probably
Speaker 2: heard this a million times, but you know it's it's unique.
Speaker 2: I couldn't think of anybody as I was listening to
Speaker 2: the songs, you know, I was trying to figure out
Speaker 2: who you remind me of. And I'm not sure. I mean,
Speaker 2: I heard maybe a little bit of Vampire Weekend at
Speaker 2: least on one of the songs, But but I like
Speaker 2: you guys a lot better than I like Vampire Weekend,
Speaker 2: So so I don't know if that even works. But uh,
Speaker 2: I mean, talk to me about that, Like I'm I
Speaker 2: I'm gonna guess that there's like a mix of terms of.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like you know, we all, you know,
Speaker 15: I grew up listening to a whole bunch of stuff.
Speaker 15: A lot of like a lot of us grew up
Speaker 15: on little classics, you know, Beatles, you know, and like
Speaker 15: you know, led Zeppelin and like Queen and all of
Speaker 15: these classic rock influences that kind of like shaped or
Speaker 15: like are kind of our taste for music. And then
Speaker 15: we kind of broadened out and like you know, like
Speaker 15: we listened to really obscure acts like will Wood and
Speaker 15: the Tape Worms is one that like we all really
Speaker 15: it's one that we really listen to a lot, and
Speaker 15: you know, it's very very small, small much smaller artists.
Speaker 15: You know that they have more of like a more
Speaker 15: of a cult following on the internet. But like and
Speaker 15: that's sort of like, I don't know, that was really
Speaker 15: inspiring to us. Yeah, you know, starting out and you know,
Speaker 15: releasing music also on the internet, and like, you know,
Speaker 15: it's just like it's a different way to reach an audience.
Speaker 20: So it was.
Speaker 15: And I'm sure Aliver you have influences you want to
Speaker 15: talk about as well.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I think, you know, we all had different
Speaker 19: backgrounds and a lot of different music that we do
Speaker 19: listen to.
Speaker 18: Like I'm a big Elliot Smith guy.
Speaker 19: That's my my go to guy for sure, and that
Speaker 19: comes through on some of my tracks and like some
Speaker 19: of the stuff I do, but it also mixes with
Speaker 19: like something Spencer or Advanced would do at the same time.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, I think we all have a lot of
Speaker 17: different influences, which makes writing music together very interesting and
Speaker 17: also challenging at times. Yeah yeah, and also just like
Speaker 17: I think we're still trying to find our sound as well.
Speaker 12: But yeah, I mean, I I can't really.
Speaker 17: I mean there's bands that we like to play like,
Speaker 17: we'll play like some covers, I know, like the rare Occasions.
Speaker 12: Is kind of I think.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I mean when I describe like what kind of
Speaker 17: music I play to people, I usually say like alternatives.
Speaker 12: Really broader.
Speaker 15: We also kind of dip into like the folky or
Speaker 15: acoustic stuff too, which is like but not as much
Speaker 15: as probably other indiacts, which is a you know, but yeah,
Speaker 15: like Van said it, you know it is it is
Speaker 15: a challenge, and like we're still finding our sound. You
Speaker 15: find on this EP, we sort of do meander. It's
Speaker 15: a stew that's why we called it the Rap. Yeah,
Speaker 15: it's supposed to be, you know, and because it's it's
Speaker 15: kind of like, you know, a meld of our influences
Speaker 15: and it's kind of meandering through all of those different
Speaker 15: flavors of music.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I think that's a big part of what makes
Speaker 2: it so interesting to listen to. You know, as I'm
Speaker 2: listening to the four tracks, I mean they all they
Speaker 2: all kind of sound like the same band, but at
Speaker 2: the same time, they're very they're very different, different textures
Speaker 2: in the songs, and I forget which one I I emailed,
Speaker 2: I I forget which one I said was my favorite.
Speaker 18: I'll be okay, I'll be okay.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, that one, that one especially, really that really
Speaker 2: gets me.
Speaker 18: But thank you?
Speaker 2: Do you guys? Are you playing out a lot? Do
Speaker 2: you play a lot of shows?
Speaker 12: Yes, we actually have a show today.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's right, you've got something tonight. Yeah, we should
Speaker 2: definitely plug that. Yeah, of course.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we're playing at the Tributary Brewing Company, Kitterymain. We're
Speaker 15: gonna be playing from four to six, so if you're
Speaker 15: in the area show, we'll chicks out, get it, get
Speaker 15: get get some Bruce Kis and listen to some great music.
Speaker 5: Gona a good time. And then what else do we
Speaker 5: have coming up?
Speaker 12: We have our next one after that.
Speaker 18: Is we're gonna play Newburyport Brewery. I forget the day
Speaker 18: on it. The tent that is the tenth.
Speaker 12: That's gonna be a little later in the day.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it'll be a little later, well like six or
Speaker 19: something like that. I forget the exact time on that one.
Speaker 19: But then we play Midway Cafe on the thirty first
Speaker 19: as well.
Speaker 18: Just another one right there.
Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent. I would imagine with your sound you guys
Speaker 2: can play a lot of different kinds of places like right,
Speaker 2: because you're not you know, you're not a metal band,
Speaker 2: so you're not like super loud, but you're not you know,
Speaker 2: you're not just like like an acoustic act either, so
Speaker 2: you know, it's not like you're you know, you're kind
Speaker 2: of just doing coffee shops, right, Like you can probably
Speaker 2: fit in almost anywhere, I would imagine.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we really do try to like broad, keep it
Speaker 15: broad because you know, you know, we you know, we
Speaker 15: have a lot of Yeah, we do have a huge
Speaker 15: dynamic range, you know, where we can really play something
Speaker 15: that's really like kind of forward, more punk, and then
Speaker 15: kind of yeah, more soft.
Speaker 17: You know, it's just yeah, and I think we have
Speaker 17: some acoustic stuff too, so it depends. Sometimes we play
Speaker 17: like an electric set, but it's also nice to be
Speaker 17: able to play an acoustic set.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yeah, when.
Speaker 19: We need to, even like every now and then, we
Speaker 19: also build to like some jazz because we all and
Speaker 19: we all also come from like a jazz background. We
Speaker 19: played in the jazz group for a while all together,
Speaker 19: and yeah, that is kind of like when we all
Speaker 19: knew each other from school in general, but we also
Speaker 19: played you know in our high school we were in
Speaker 19: the jazz combo together.
Speaker 18: So the award winning jazz combo.
Speaker 2: Oh no kidding, Oh yeah, oh very cool, very cool.
Speaker 19: So yeah, yeah, we we all kind of met each
Speaker 19: other and started playing through that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you guys were all in school together.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh excellent, excellent and Jet. Now your father was
Speaker 2: selling me you you play, or at least in the
Speaker 2: I think in the video. I watched the video of
Speaker 2: you guys were doing something for the auditioning for the NP. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: Tiny Desk concert, and I talked to your dad. I
Speaker 2: assume he told you about this. I'd stopped in at
Speaker 2: the store and he was telling me about the guitar
Speaker 2: that was his that did you play?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that less Paul. Yeah, it's gotta got some history,
Speaker 5: I guess. You know.
Speaker 15: He he was a huge He was into all the
Speaker 15: crazy hair metal bands and stuff. So he's yeah, you know,
Speaker 15: he he was. Randy Rose was a player that really
Speaker 15: that really inspired him. So he went and got a
Speaker 15: guitar that was just like his. Yeah, like the Floyd
Speaker 15: Rose style bridge kind of and the in lays and stuff.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a really gorgeous guitar yea, but yeah
Speaker 5: it's kind of a family Ireland.
Speaker 15: Now I kind of I kind of did he loan
Speaker 15: it to you or did he give it to That's
Speaker 15: cool and that must be so cool for him to
Speaker 15: to to see you ye use, you know, and not
Speaker 15: sitting just collect right, you know, it's getting the love
Speaker 15: it deserves, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's that's excellent. Well, we should play another
Speaker 2: track and if you don't mind. Now, normally I would
Speaker 2: I would say what should what should we play next?
Speaker 2: But I I might be selfish in play I'll be
Speaker 2: Okay because that is that is my personal favorite of these.
Speaker 2: I absolutely love that song. You so we will uh
Speaker 2: oh we should mention too. Are these on an album
Speaker 2: or is this just a collection of singles? These are
Speaker 2: part of our EP called rabbit stew Okay, gotcha? How
Speaker 2: many tracks are on the EP?
Speaker 5: Six six tricks?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, very good. Well let's give this a
Speaker 2: listen and then we'll go gonna We're gonna come back
Speaker 2: and talk to these guys some more. We have rabbits
Speaker 2: for sale with us live in studio. But this is
Speaker 2: my favorite.
Speaker 21: This is called I'll be Okay.
Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 3: Begathers time.
Speaker 22: Guys, there's nothing to do, nothing to spatter when your
Speaker 22: life is saving.
Speaker 6: Any us, how come you?
Speaker 22: It gets the sound of shadow glass as the empty
Speaker 22: army watson this song.
Speaker 3: But let's go for.
Speaker 6: A walk through the tall four let's look at all
Speaker 6: the trees that just refer us sinning. My last grade.
Speaker 22: Had a tragic blot about a young guy like me
Speaker 22: forgetting what he thoughts.
Speaker 6: Help me get this man.
Speaker 22: He's done nothing now, but I hate his fay.
Speaker 6: You send away.
Speaker 22: Heat sacks and she's caught in throat as we joke
Speaker 22: on eyes don't buy cable mill's house with right yellow eies.
Speaker 22: So I had on my phone says it just for
Speaker 22: seeing dot on sawbles, not.
Speaker 6: Spy fundas, and so.
Speaker 2: It gets. It gets so quiet at the end, but
Speaker 2: but I didn't want to. I was reluctant to talk
Speaker 2: over it because it's so pretty with the piano.
Speaker 12: I really love that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is so good. That is so good. That
Speaker 2: is called I'll be okay. And if you're just doing us.
Speaker 2: The band is Rabbits for Sale and they're here with
Speaker 2: us live in studio on this Saturday morning. Hey, where
Speaker 2: does the name come? From Rabbits for Sale.
Speaker 16: So we uh, and I used to play in an older,
Speaker 16: just high school band mostly just for fun, and on
Speaker 16: on our way to practice one time we saw this
Speaker 16: sign on our way there and it said Rabbits for sale.
Speaker 16: It was just like, you know, a guy selling rabbits
Speaker 16: and he just had a sign out and we just
Speaker 16: thought we were like, yeah, that's cool, that's a cool name.
Speaker 2: I'm almost surprised someone Didn't'm almost surprised someone didn't have
Speaker 2: it already.
Speaker 18: I hope not.
Speaker 2: I was worried.
Speaker 12: I was worried to do We're going to brute force
Speaker 12: their way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I can tell you. I'm sure you realize
Speaker 2: this if if you try to look you guys up
Speaker 2: on Facebook, you got to type in rabbits for sale band. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: because otherwise, because it turns out, and I had no
Speaker 2: idea how many people on Facebook we're selling rabbits.
Speaker 15: Turns out it's a lot, a lot of there's a
Speaker 15: lot of rabbits thills. I mean yeah, I mean there's
Speaker 15: a lot of them to go around. So, I mean,
Speaker 15: what you're doing.
Speaker 18: We're trying to get a very niche audience.
Speaker 15: A rabbits would helped if we had like a Facebook page.
Speaker 2: We don't have.
Speaker 5: We need to get a proper We'll get one together.
Speaker 18: You don't. You don't have one, Well, we have an Instagram.
Speaker 19: I don't know if that technically it goes over the
Speaker 19: Facebook as well.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you need to get on the Facebook.
Speaker 18: On the Facebook, on the Facebook.
Speaker 2: I'm curious about the writing process. You guys all write together.
Speaker 2: Do you get together in jam or how does that work?
Speaker 15: A bit of a little bit of everything, like they
Speaker 15: don't know started as Jim and then we all kind
Speaker 15: of like pulled together and I'm like, hey, let's write something.
Speaker 15: But a good amount of the other ones were kind
Speaker 15: of individual, like you know, kind of us just kind
Speaker 15: of breaking off and kind of we're especially since we
Speaker 15: were kind of forming the band, it was kind of
Speaker 15: material we already had in our back pocket.
Speaker 2: They were okay bringing forward, so everybody kind of brought something. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and Jet, do you always sing no?
Speaker 5: So on that last track, all of us sings that one?
Speaker 2: You sing that one on?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, Yeah.
Speaker 19: We all kind of share a lot of like the
Speaker 19: lead vocals. I think Jet definitely does the most, but
Speaker 19: like vancings on the song, Spencer has his own songs
Speaker 19: as well that he sings, and then I sing my
Speaker 19: songs as well.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it kind of you know, changes little beatles es.
Speaker 2: I I was just thinking that it's it's cool that
Speaker 2: you're all able to sing lead and mix it up
Speaker 2: like that. Now is it just you Oliver on that track?
Speaker 2: Is it is?
Speaker 21: There?
Speaker 2: Are the vocals doubled? Because that sounds I love the
Speaker 2: vocals on that. I love the sound of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, so we doubled them and did that lower one
Speaker 19: and then we had that higher sort of like Michael
Speaker 19: Jacksony weird sounding one as well well on top of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, it sounds really cool. I really creates a
Speaker 2: cool vibe. What do you when you do you play
Speaker 2: that with one live?
Speaker 18: We do play that one live.
Speaker 19: Yeah, when we play it live, I usually do the
Speaker 19: higher part and Jet we'll do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah that makes sense. That makes sense. Now you
Speaker 2: mentioned covers. What do you guys do for covers? Because
Speaker 2: I find you can kind of tell a lot about
Speaker 2: a band's influences from what they what they choose for
Speaker 2: cover songs.
Speaker 12: Yeah. I mean we were starting out doing kind of some.
Speaker 17: Obscure covers of bands that we like, yeah, so we're
Speaker 17: trying to do I guess it's like more popular tunes.
Speaker 17: So like right now we're doing uh, recently, we've been
Speaker 17: doing moon Age day Dream by Bowie.
Speaker 12: We're doing a Talking Head song cycle Killer.
Speaker 18: Oh nice, but we do it different, we do it cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can do kind of like a punk I've
Speaker 2: heard that's I've heard that song covered before, and it
Speaker 2: seems like everyone who covers it kind of puts a
Speaker 2: different spin on it, which is cool, and I love
Speaker 2: every version I've ever heard of it, including the original.
Speaker 2: Of course, my dad loves that song too, I remember
Speaker 2: growing up because we were both big Talking Heads fans.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's a great choice. Yeah what what what else? Oh,
Speaker 2: it's early No, I was asking about covers.
Speaker 16: Covers, right, yeah, and then we also got some Some
Speaker 16: of our early covers that we did were like from
Speaker 16: the more obscure bands were like Orange Dog Club. We
Speaker 16: did cover their song called untitled.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know them Orange.
Speaker 5: They're like spells Us.
Speaker 15: They actually have a bigger following than their Spotify than
Speaker 15: they have a lot.
Speaker 12: I think they kind of uh, I grew from.
Speaker 15: TikTok, they grew from TikTok, but they're still very small.
Speaker 12: I think they're upstate, New York.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 15: And I found them one day and I was like,
Speaker 15: these guys are awesome, and like, you know, you know,
Speaker 15: hopefully like one day I'm gonna shoot an email and
Speaker 15: be like, hey, let's do a collapse because they have
Speaker 15: a great son, and like I feel like I can
Speaker 15: imagine like a show bill with like the two of
Speaker 15: us on It would just like be amazing.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we do some Tally Hall.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Telly Hall's another act.
Speaker 18: It's like Banana Man did some Banana one of There's
Speaker 18: more Cold.
Speaker 2: Do you guys when when you do obscure covers, does
Speaker 2: anyone ever come up to you afterward and say, hey,
Speaker 2: I really love that song and they assume that it's
Speaker 2: yours because they don't they don't know.
Speaker 12: It never happened.
Speaker 19: I think we've had to state multiple times that it
Speaker 19: is a cover. Like when we cover Tally Hall, we
Speaker 19: did the Bidding and then we also did Banana Man.
Speaker 18: Great songs.
Speaker 19: I haven't heard them listen to them, but I think
Speaker 19: there was like once or twice when we've played Banana
Speaker 19: Man where we've had.
Speaker 18: To be like, this is a cover by the way.
Speaker 19: I remember once at a show there was some guy
Speaker 19: that when we started playing it, his face like lit
Speaker 19: up and he was like, yeah a song.
Speaker 5: Yeaheah, it was cool.
Speaker 2: That's very good.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's one of those weird ones. And that song
Speaker 15: intest is interesting because it's like it kind of like
Speaker 15: blew up on the Internet and like a weird in
Speaker 15: the early two thousands, So like some people know it,
Speaker 15: but it's like they don't really know what it's from.
Speaker 15: But like it's fun because it's a song. It's a goofy,
Speaker 15: silly song, right, and it's always a crowd pleaser. So
Speaker 15: we always we kept it on the set like regard
Speaker 15: like disregarding like the ability of the acted just kind of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now, do you guys have anybody Are there any
Speaker 2: other bands on the scene that you kind of because
Speaker 2: I know from my own experience sometimes this happens organically
Speaker 2: where you just kind of end up teaming up with
Speaker 2: other bands and playing a lot of shows with with
Speaker 2: certain other bands. Is there anybody like that that that
Speaker 2: you guys have kind of teamed up with.
Speaker 16: Yeah, So we've the past, We've we booked a couple
Speaker 16: of gigs over the summer or from the spring that
Speaker 16: we played with a couple of people, So GEMD we
Speaker 16: recently connected with and we've been trying to get some
Speaker 16: shows with them, and also Willie Nardo and the Corporates.
Speaker 16: We seem to really resonate with those artists, and we
Speaker 16: also just really like their music and playing with them live.
Speaker 16: We just kind of formed a relationship and you know,
Speaker 16: we definitely keep in touch as much as we can.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's that's good. You know,
Speaker 2: it's good to have other because obviously networking is so important,
Speaker 2: you know when you're doing this and uh and being
Speaker 2: able to have other bands that you can kind of,
Speaker 2: like I said, it happens organically, but you know, kind
Speaker 2: of team up with and support each other in that way,
Speaker 2: and it's a great way to get a lot more shows.
Speaker 2: You know, the more the more people you meet, the
Speaker 2: more shows you get and and so forth. So are
Speaker 2: you guys playing out all you mentioned you've got a
Speaker 2: bunch of shows coming up, But do you guys play
Speaker 2: out through the year or I know a lot of
Speaker 2: bands kind of use on. Part of it, I'm sure
Speaker 2: has to do with part of the country that we're
Speaker 2: in with you know, a colder winter. A lot of
Speaker 2: bands kind of take winter to not do so many
Speaker 2: shows but kind of focus on recording.
Speaker 15: Is that kind of it kind of coincidentally happened like that.
Speaker 15: I guess that we ended up doing all of our
Speaker 15: gigs in the summer, Yeah, just because we had spent
Speaker 15: all the time working on the EP in the winter. Yeah,
Speaker 15: and we were released it in November and then we
Speaker 15: were like still sort of writing stuff. We recorded two
Speaker 15: singles this past.
Speaker 2: January or February March, one of those months, and they're.
Speaker 15: In that there's still the mixing and post production process,
Speaker 15: but we hope to have those out soon, at least
Speaker 15: one of them out by the end of the year.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I keep on the lookout for that.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 19: And also for a while Vance was in New York
Speaker 19: for a little bit going to school, so we were
Speaker 19: short of basis, so we didn't really have the opportunity
Speaker 19: to play too much. But Vance is back now, so
Speaker 19: now we're gonna try and play as much as we can.
Speaker 18: For sure.
Speaker 2: Excellent, excellent, Well we should uh yeah, I want to
Speaker 2: try to get them all in. Let's play another track.
Speaker 2: What should we go with next? I'll let you guys
Speaker 2: pick this time.
Speaker 15: What's on the list to be have potato Head and
Speaker 15: Promenade of the other two Yeah, one of the two p's.
Speaker 18: On flip a coin.
Speaker 19: You guys want to choose Spencer, you choose Promenade, Promenadminade.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was wondering, you know, it's funny. When I
Speaker 2: looked at it, I in my mind I said promenade,
Speaker 2: and and then I listened to it, and I said,
Speaker 2: oh no, it's promenade. All right, we'll go with this
Speaker 2: one next. If you are just joining us, we have
Speaker 2: Rabbits for sale. No, we're not selling Rabbits. It's the
Speaker 2: name of the band Live in Studio. Yes, we love Rabbits,
Speaker 2: but no Rabbits for Sale is here with us Live
Speaker 2: in Studio. We're playing some tracks from their EP. What's
Speaker 2: it called again, rabbit Stew. Rabbit Stew streaming on all
Speaker 2: platforms Spotify, Apple Music, Outstanding, outstanding. All right, give this
Speaker 2: a listen. This is called promenade.
Speaker 11: And if I taught myself to you that, will you
Speaker 11: take a chance on me. When the music starts.
Speaker 2: To slow, I'm a.
Speaker 23: Like too loud to see.
Speaker 6: Then I could say that I do anything go want about.
Speaker 6: But but all of those things that I thought to
Speaker 6: myself I'd never do.
Speaker 11: If I ask to take your health, would you put
Speaker 11: your hand in mine?
Speaker 6: February comes round?
Speaker 11: Would you be my vale?
Speaker 6: And I could say that I'd do anything wrong the
Speaker 6: problem at all those things that I thought to myself,
Speaker 6: I never did.
Speaker 13: And if I inspire you, will you walk along with
Speaker 13: be my sweetheart for old time promise made.
Speaker 8: I've been busy.
Speaker 6: And I could say that I do anything I want.
Speaker 6: The problem us all those things that affect to myself, I've.
Speaker 2: Never I wish my fingers could do that on the guitar.
Speaker 2: That is uh, that is so pretty. That is Prominade
Speaker 2: and the band is Rabbits for Sale. They are here
Speaker 2: with us, alive in studio and yeah, that is that
Speaker 2: is really nice. That's the kind of thing you can
Speaker 2: just kind of close your eyes and get lost in. Yeah.
Speaker 12: I just found them on Amazon Music to add them
Speaker 12: to my playlist.
Speaker 2: I need to paint to this, Thank you very much. Excellent. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Jenny's also looking always looking for music to paint too.
Speaker 2: She's an artist and awesome.
Speaker 5: That's very cool.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I got a paint to that one.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 2: Actually, no, I really do enjoy you.
Speaker 16: Guys' music is really great and I do put a
Speaker 16: lot of independent artists in my playlist, and I did
Speaker 16: just add you for real.
Speaker 18: We do really appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 19: You're always looking for, you know, fans to enjoy ourself,
Speaker 19: and we really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Is it I'm curious about recording a song like that.
Speaker 2: Is it challenging to really get that guitar sound exactly right?
Speaker 2: Because it's to me, it's such an art when when
Speaker 2: you hear that and you can you can hear everything
Speaker 2: so clearly to the point where you can you can
Speaker 2: hear the you know, the fingers moving on the fred board.
Speaker 2: You know, I love that. Is that challenging to get
Speaker 2: that right in the studio?
Speaker 15: I mean, fortunately for us, you know, Dave is you know,
Speaker 15: extremely experienced engineer and like you know, you knew all
Speaker 15: the right stuff for Mike placement to get that. Yeah,
Speaker 15: all of everything that was coming from here. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 15: going from the guitar out to that.
Speaker 18: Do we do direct in and Mike? I think that's
Speaker 18: what we did, right.
Speaker 15: I think we did like a scratch with directing, But
Speaker 15: I don't think we ended up using it though, they
Speaker 15: just using because when we plugged it in. When plugging
Speaker 15: in an acoustic guitar, the electric the pickup doesn't always
Speaker 15: sound good.
Speaker 5: You know, it's always better to get them wrong, you know.
Speaker 5: Recording with the mic, it's.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, I'm always curious about that because I'm
Speaker 2: a bit of a recording nerd, and I just I
Speaker 2: I love when I when I hear you know, because
Speaker 2: it doesn't you know a lot of that that that
Speaker 2: specifically is something that with the guitar that a lot
Speaker 2: of a lot of times it's you have to be
Speaker 2: so precise about how you do it to really to
Speaker 2: really capture it, you know what I mean, to really
Speaker 2: do it justice and uh and uh no, that that
Speaker 2: is that is really really good. What should you know?
Speaker 2: We kind of we kind of talked about it a
Speaker 2: little bit about uh, trying to find you guys on Facebook?
Speaker 2: But what should our audience know about how to find
Speaker 2: you guys online to keep up with everything that you're
Speaker 2: doing your music?
Speaker 19: Yeah, so we have you know, all, like the majority
Speaker 19: at least of like the classic socials, we have an Instagram.
Speaker 18: It's rappers Sale, Artificial.
Speaker 5: Right, Rabbits first sale Dot Official and Instagram. Instagram is
Speaker 5: definitely the best one to follow.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it's the It's definitely the best way to keep
Speaker 15: updated and everything, all of our events and what we're doing.
Speaker 18: To talk as well, right, bik talk is good, you know,
Speaker 18: to talk you find some funny content.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well you know that's you know where the majority
Speaker 15: of our like just our wheels and our skits and
Speaker 15: like little things get posted and everything. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 15: always good to you know, follow us on that too
Speaker 15: and helpe support so we can beat the algorithm.
Speaker 5: And you know, yeah go viral.
Speaker 2: And you guys are really creative, you know, just beyond
Speaker 2: the band, you know, beyond the music. You guys are
Speaker 2: really creative. So you're able to think, you know, because
Speaker 2: content creation is so important.
Speaker 5: Super important. You got to you know, you got to
Speaker 5: like multi task pretty much when you're out the industry.
Speaker 2: It's like absolutely We did.
Speaker 18: Have one semi viral video from Spencer.
Speaker 16: Viral maybe isn't the right word, but like we got
Speaker 16: more a lot more views than the viral probably like viral,
Speaker 16: Like yeah, there's.
Speaker 15: Probably twenty one k right now, which is more than
Speaker 15: their other videos that kind of only get like five hundred.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what what was it about this one?
Speaker 6: What? What?
Speaker 16: When I so, I was I was having trouble fall
Speaker 16: asleep one night and I just thought of an idea.
Speaker 16: I was like, what if I jumped on a piano
Speaker 16: and so, but then it kind of developed into like
Speaker 16: trying to grab people's attention, like, oh, look at this,
Speaker 16: this Beethoven technique that people do. And then I run
Speaker 16: over and I jump over a keyboard, but I cut
Speaker 16: it so it looks like I'm about to fall on it. Yeah,
Speaker 16: and I like play all eighty keys of once. Oh yeah,
Speaker 16: this really is a really yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Video really yeah. We just got to watch it, you know.
Speaker 18: It's like five seconds or something like that.
Speaker 15: Yeah, very very great, you know, but there's like the
Speaker 15: attention to detail on it, like you like you have
Speaker 15: like background music that's like releast I.
Speaker 16: Did like a slat based funk version of like Burle's
Speaker 16: in the background.
Speaker 2: Yeah something. Yeah, it's just Oh that's very cool. That's
Speaker 2: very cool.
Speaker 5: You're in for a laugh for sure.
Speaker 2: By the way, we should sail out everybody quickly on
Speaker 2: the Facebook lat Chat because you're getting some love in there.
Speaker 2: Our friend Bruce, I don't know if you know Bruce
Speaker 2: from Legion of Solace. He's in Massachusetts and they do
Speaker 2: a lot of promotion. They work with a lot of
Speaker 2: different artists. Someone you should meet.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: He's in the chat and he says, Uh, they would
Speaker 2: pair really well with the band at Jam Tomorrow that
Speaker 2: you had on a couple of weeks ago. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you know those guys Jam Tomorrow, but yeah,
Speaker 2: you guys, yeah they would. We should definitely reach out
Speaker 2: to them, for sure.
Speaker 18: I haven't. I haven't heard of them myself.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you guys went really well with them. Yep.
Speaker 2: Our friend Eazy G is in the chat. This is
Speaker 2: off topic, but he says, Hi, Matt, are you ready
Speaker 2: for Summer Slam? I guess we're ready.
Speaker 6: Are you ready?
Speaker 2: I mean, there's not much to get ready for it.
Speaker 2: We just turn on Hulu. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Peacock.
Speaker 18: Popcorn.
Speaker 2: Our friend Charles Richardson is in the chat and says,
Speaker 2: good morning, let's go CM Punk SummerSlam tonight. Yes, we know,
Speaker 2: we know.
Speaker 12: They're making sure we don't forget.
Speaker 2: Apparently, Melanie Liberty from the Great State of Vermont UH
Speaker 2: is in the chat and says, ladies, totally dig guys
Speaker 2: that say Bruce Ki. I forget who said it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we're all going to say Youngland.
Speaker 2: The ladies love Bruce Ki. That's right. Well, in a moment,
Speaker 2: we'll play we'll play one more track to to close
Speaker 2: out the segment. But it's great having you guys here.
Speaker 12: Yeah, thank you for having me so much.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, but for those listening live on Saturday morning, we
Speaker 2: definitely need to plug the show you have today. It's
Speaker 2: uh this afternoon actually right, Yeah.
Speaker 19: Tributary Brewing and Can remain right over the border basically
Speaker 19: in Portsmouth, honestly, but it's from four to six be there.
Speaker 19: You know, it's gonna be a good time. They have,
Speaker 19: they have great beer, good people. It will be a
Speaker 19: good time they have they have.
Speaker 18: They have great bruskies, very good, very good.
Speaker 2: And by the way, to the music that you're working
Speaker 2: on now, because you've got a couple of singles you
Speaker 2: had mentioned, Uh, any kind of an eta on those
Speaker 2: or are you gonna or is it gonna be a while?
Speaker 12: We've been trying to figure that, I mean hopefully not
Speaker 12: a while.
Speaker 5: Hopefully not a while.
Speaker 12: I mean just said before at the end of the
Speaker 12: at least one of them before the end of the year.
Speaker 17: I think I think we're hoping earlier, but like this
Speaker 17: summer we kind of dedicated to like gigging. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 17: so we're kind of I think once maybe like September hits.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, we.
Speaker 18: Could say October for now and to see what happens.
Speaker 5: Yeah, super perfectionist about it.
Speaker 15: You know, we want the mixes to be perfect, so
Speaker 15: you know, it's about getting the best quality content out
Speaker 15: there for for our listeners, you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely absolutely. And oh one more thing, because you
Speaker 2: guys were talking off air, is there a story?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well, then since you're the culprit for it, I guess
Speaker 5: you should start.
Speaker 17: Caused, Well, I don't think you want me to tell
Speaker 17: the story because it might be biased coming from me.
Speaker 18: That's true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 18: You want to start with first?
Speaker 12: Is the story for this happened while we were recording
Speaker 12: the vocals.
Speaker 18: It was a guitar acoustic guitar gar No. I thought no,
Speaker 18: because I remember I was I was playing guitar, and
Speaker 18: I was really.
Speaker 12: Well, yeah, you were away, but we were recording I'll
Speaker 12: Be Okay.
Speaker 16: So we were recording the guitar for I'll Be Okay
Speaker 16: and Oliver is uh, I was told, you know, just
Speaker 16: go in the room start recording the bands comes down
Speaker 16: and announces that someone's wrong with the toilet. It's broken
Speaker 16: or something, and so in a rush, Jet and Dave
Speaker 16: go upstairs figure out the situation, and Oliver is just
Speaker 16: in there recording the rest of the guitar and there's
Speaker 16: he didn't know what.
Speaker 2: Was going on, so.
Speaker 12: Walked out and I'm like, toilet, it was like quite that.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was pretty.
Speaker 12: It was a lot of white, it was it started overflowing.
Speaker 2: It was quite.
Speaker 5: It was quite.
Speaker 2: The man.
Speaker 18: I was in there recording the acoustic guitar part.
Speaker 19: I had no idea, So I'm just sitting in there
Speaker 19: and I finished, and I'm still sitting in there like
Speaker 19: what happened? And eventually Dave came down, like hit the
Speaker 19: button to talk into the room and was like, Hey,
Speaker 19: everything's fine, the toilet kind of broke. Just just do
Speaker 19: another pass, do another take.
Speaker 18: And I'm like all right.
Speaker 19: So both the guitar tracks, the acoustic guitar tracks were
Speaker 19: both done in one take and they are doubled. So
Speaker 19: I think that the toilet kind of motivated me to
Speaker 19: get it done quick.
Speaker 12: No, yeah, it was clean, you know, not like the toilet,
Speaker 12: like the toilet clean. I want to say, I sure
Speaker 12: he did not go number two?
Speaker 18: You didn't, Yeah it was I didn't.
Speaker 12: I just want to clarify, for okay, Well, that.
Speaker 2: Does make a difference in a situation like that, Actually
Speaker 2: it does. It does make a very big difference. Well, good,
Speaker 2: all right? Has the toilet been repaired since then? I
Speaker 2: assume everything's all right, Everything is okay.
Speaker 18: I took it out of there. You know, he kind
Speaker 18: of maybe charges for who knows, there's an extra charge
Speaker 18: on there.
Speaker 2: It's very rock and roll though it is. There's nothing
Speaker 2: more rock and roll in a broken.
Speaker 15: Toilet actually going to go down in the in the
Speaker 15: history books, the Broken Toilet Hall of Fame.
Speaker 18: That's going to be that toilet.
Speaker 2: That's right, yeah, right, yeah, you got to get that
Speaker 2: story in there. That's awesome. That's awesome, all right. And
Speaker 2: before we play this, uh, a song with a title
Speaker 2: like potato Head, I feel like there might be a
Speaker 2: story behind it, But I could be wrong. Is there
Speaker 2: a story behind I mean there's kind of a story.
Speaker 2: Is it about an actual potato?
Speaker 17: I mean no, but I guess in a sense, I
Speaker 17: mean it's kind of like when you have potato heads,
Speaker 17: just kind of like you get the eyes and maybe
Speaker 17: they're lotsided, and then you got the mouth.
Speaker 18: Yeah, from what you told me, it's kind of about
Speaker 18: making a perfect person, right.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's about making a perfect person. But oh okay,
Speaker 17: kind of not a realistic.
Speaker 19: Yeah, parts of it are inspired by like real people
Speaker 19: that we've met, you know, Like some lyrics, especially like
Speaker 19: the first lyric, your eyes are you know where it is?
Speaker 19: But like some of them are inspired by people that
Speaker 19: we actually know. So it's just like a conglomerate of
Speaker 19: like trying to create like the ideal person and and
Speaker 19: kind of like the unrealistic aspects of that as well.
Speaker 12: Okay, I think conglomerate.
Speaker 18: That's a big word for me.
Speaker 2: Conglomerate.
Speaker 18: It's a good word, solid word.
Speaker 2: So we will end with this, but Rabbits for sale, guys,
Speaker 2: thank you again, so much, so much, Thank you so
Speaker 2: much for having absolutely and we'll do this again when
Speaker 2: you've got the new music ready to ready to go,
Speaker 2: we'll have you back and we'll play those and uh
Speaker 2: and we will end our segment with this track. If
Speaker 2: you're are listening live on Saturday morning, stick around. We
Speaker 2: have the great Dylan Reynolds coming up. He's gonna be
Speaker 2: called want are skyping? Jenny skyping? He's skyping excellent. He
Speaker 2: will be skiping in in just a few minutes. But
Speaker 2: here it is. This is potato Head and the band
Speaker 2: is Rabbits for Sale.
Speaker 21: Mm hmm.
Speaker 25: You're arez are the woman.
Speaker 12: Who comes.
Speaker 6: For coffee.
Speaker 17: Day?
Speaker 25: What do us say? You're heads the golden.
Speaker 14: I would see.
Speaker 25: And story books ridden on me, all in my memory,
Speaker 25: and all plugs on it, every pece.
Speaker 6: Made of the fifth?
Speaker 25: Don't you will be person at.
Speaker 14: T me?
Speaker 6: Hell that she loved me.
Speaker 24: On your own?
Speaker 25: Your rides unmatched, so much smarter than I could have
Speaker 25: order to become.
Speaker 6: With you a undone.
Speaker 26: Your hands.
Speaker 25: Are perfect, turning them.
Speaker 23: Over and let me read your futures you pass.
Speaker 4: All plug on.
Speaker 24: It, every pe.
Speaker 6: Make them figure.
Speaker 26: Oh you'll be perfect.
Speaker 3: Come to life and tell me help that ship.
Speaker 25: You're falling a pole, slipping away out of mygress.
Speaker 14: You're dis rut and kay, you're not my You're not anyone,
Speaker 14: You're not anything.
Speaker 6: At all at all.
Speaker 25: I'll plug on.
Speaker 6: It, every piece, make a fail.
Speaker 26: Oh you'll be perfect, Come to life. Tell me how
Speaker 26: that should love me.
Speaker 12: On your own.
Speaker 24: When when I was a boy, all I think about
Speaker 24: this was a stupid boy that I was. When I
Speaker 24: was a kid, I got my face up there not
Speaker 24: toilets with the geese out.
Speaker 6: Damn.
Speaker 8: I wasn't always a stoopid pup, but when I was,
Speaker 8: I was that jump. I didn't always look at some
Speaker 8: I used to have himble still manaus.
Speaker 10: I remember roll the Mad Times and.
Speaker 3: Picks member Bob. It feels like someone that's shopping their
Speaker 3: sad fun all of my far.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 4: Don't your mass side.
Speaker 3: Go where no scene down a bomb me?
Speaker 4: Roll the live?
Speaker 19: I rye do you miss side.
Speaker 10: Go where no scene down a boby?
Speaker 4: Roll up live. Yes, when I was in school, didn't.
Speaker 3: Make good grades.
Speaker 10: I was, yes, still being dumb fool when I was
Speaker 10: still young.
Speaker 3: All I care about proud one girls. But they did
Speaker 3: and like my temples.
Speaker 10: I used to be such a reform day.
Speaker 3: As Nina crying on the floor.
Speaker 10: They used to wear your fans. Read me of my
Speaker 10: milk money taking. When I was growing up, I remember
Speaker 10: all the vans times and taking them along. It feels
Speaker 10: like someone is shoving the same like lots of my heart.
Speaker 4: I ride done your nest side go with no sin down,
Speaker 4: no bomb you all alive.
Speaker 3: I ride done mass side go wi.
Speaker 10: No sa down, no bomby roll up live. You know,
Speaker 10: when I was a boy, my father used to look
Speaker 10: down at me, insane. What the hell is even? Then
Speaker 10: go outside and cut some grass? Why don't you go
Speaker 10: kids a girl?
Speaker 3: You stupid losers.
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