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Andrew Schwab: Project 86 · The BlackSheep Podcast: Presented by HM Magazine

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My God, gop roadcast, Oh my God, Rod Stop Flats of God
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FLA. Today we got Andrew from Project eighty six. Super excited to hang
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out with you again. Andrew, wasn't that long ago that we interviewed you
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about Omni Part one, which means that there probably at least would be a
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part two. And here we are now with Part two out in the world.
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And I remember when we chatted a number of months ago, you were
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like, Hey, it's coming out, It's coming out, and then I
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think I got delayed right away and we can we can talk a little bit
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about that whole process. But here you are now part two and we get
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to hang out and chat about the new album again. So super excited to
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to hang out again. Oh yeah, same man. I you know,
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we've got a list of podcasts I'm jumping on and when I saw, you
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know, basically when we set this up, I was really excited and I
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love hanging out with you guys. And we got to do the episode for
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the first part of the double album. And then also, you know,
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we were talking Furnace Fest a little bit before we hit record, and yeah,
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we got a lot to talk about. So it's really, really fun.
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Yeah, well, let's jump into furnace Fest right away, because before
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or the last time we chatted it was right before furnace Fest, and here
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we are now post furnace Fest. What was the show like for you guys?
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I mean I could talk, I could talk to you about what I
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thought it was like, but I'm curious from your own perspective what you thought
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about the furnace Fest show. Well, first of all, it was our
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first time at furness Fest and probably our last, because there's only going to
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be one more, right, And I remember feeling straight up jealous of all
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my friends bands that I've played in previous years, because you know, I
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I caught win of, you know, obviously seeing photos and seeing videos and
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hearing about the vibe the whole event and blah blah blah, like I really
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love to play that. And then do you think you would have gone this
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year and maybe even next year had you not played still, Like, do
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you think you just were to like, you know what I need? I
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need to just show up some points. Maybe maybe I don't really go to
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a lot of music festivals because I find them to be overwhelming a little bit,
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you know. Yeah, maybe it's residual from the years that I've gone
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to Coachella. But after going to Coachella a couple of times after that,
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I was like, I'm just not that it's too much. What's what's uh,
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what's Andrew Schwab's Coachella outfit? Oh, I don't remember. It was
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many years ago that we went, but it was something that was like not
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warm because it's like one hundred and fifty degrees, you know what I mean,
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Like even now it's like so ye, so yeah, I mean it's
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just so overwhelming. So I don't know. But for an invest was bringing
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back to your question. For Incest was everything that I thought it would be
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even better. I Mean, the thing I love about that event that makes
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it super unique is just the vibe of the people that attend. It's like
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a family atmosphere. Everybody's got a really good, positive attitude. Everybody treats
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each other really well. The festival treats the artists well, the festival treats
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the attendees well. From what I can understand or or observe, everybody is
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very thankful to be there, thankful to talk to you, thankful to be
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at the show. Everybody goes to every show, you know, we had
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a big crowd. Every band had a big crowd. It's just a dream,
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you know. And it's at the best freaking venue. And I would
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say the only thing that was challenging for us was we were playing at whatever
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time in the afternoon. Yeah, no, and that was later than that.
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It was like four o'clock, five o'clock somewhere. But it was during
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like the hottest part of the day. It was so good. I didn't
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even realize I had been there that long. Yeah. Probably so when you're
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playing an outdoor show in the southeast during the day and it's like sun,
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you tend to feel like you're moving in concrete. Yeah. I rewatched our
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performance a few times, and it didn't look like the way it felt like.
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I felt like I could not move at all, Like I felt like
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I was completely out of breath. The entire time I was up there.
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I felt like I was one hundred years old, and I was going,
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why do we do this to ourselves? Like why? Why? And I
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know that none of that came through on the show, but that's how I
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felt being up on stage, is like, oh, please let this end.
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Well, it's good that it was that way and not the reverse,
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because it would be really bad if you felt great and then you look and
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watch the performance and you're like, oh my god, that guy looks like
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I'm walking through concrete. Oh man, I felt like coming off stage,
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I was like that was horrible. Like people sure think that I'm like geriatric
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cold, and like I watched it and I was like, oh no,
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it's pretty good, you know, And like, to be honest, being
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in the crowd is such a great crutch when you're feeling that way, yeah,
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because you don't have to sing every word. You can have help.
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You put the mic and keep the's faces and they sing the words, and
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it's just like, oh, thank you, thank you God for all of
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you people who are giving me a breath right now. Nobody knows that's the
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cheek. That's what's going through my head when I'm in there. It's like
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a breath. I gotta do a mic feed here. It's like that.
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It's like a Gatorade bottle for you, totally, totally you know. Of
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course I'm having fun, you know what I mean. Of course it's like
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amazing, but it's still just like, you know, I do remember seeing
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you right after the show, and Colin and I were back there and we
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said, you know, great show or whatever, and there was that big
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tub of different beverages in an ice cold tub, you know, just full
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of ice, and I thought you were just gonna dip your sweaty ass head
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in this ice tub because you look I mean, you looked like you were
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very very warm, like you had just done like wind sprints in the South
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in the middle of July or whatever, and so I was just thinking,
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you're just gonna make this like a cold tub for a second. I'm glad
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that you didn't because it could have really ruined those beverages. But that's what
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it looked like you were about to do for a second. Man. Yeah,
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And it was like dizzying for like ten minutes after we got done,
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yeah, And I was just so thankful we didn't have a longer. Dude,
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you had been running on the adrenaline. From my from my perspective,
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it looked like this when he came out on stage, you had the hood
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up and everything like that, and uh, I was like, dang,
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is this guy watching Revenge of the Sith And is he gonna like go kill
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some younglings right now? Because that's what it looks like you look like you
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were like turning into Darth Vader. I loved it, man, Yeah,
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that was yeah, it was fun. You know, it's a it's a
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darker chapter. You know. It's uh when we can talk about that,
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you know, we're in a new a new incarnation of this thing. So
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we can use that as a transition into talking Omni Part two and all things
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there. Young if you were if you were to compare Project eighty six and
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like the life cycle that Project eighty six has led, what would you call
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this phase? The comparison that I've been making on our Patreon, I have
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to plug that. By the way, we have a Patreon community yet patreon
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dot com slash p A six two five, I call it pale Riders.
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That's uh. It's a unique community because it's very collaborative between myself and the
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audience in in terms of everything that we're making musically and everything else. So
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people get to come and not only you know, get behind the velvet rope
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content, but really participate in every step of what is being made. So
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I feel like it's pretty unique in that sense. But what the comparison that
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I draw, which is super cheesy, but accurate that I've been drawing.
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Is. I don't know if you guys are old enough to remember the Generation
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one Transformers cartoon, because remember that, Yeah, for sure, I watched
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it on Saturday mornings. Okay, so that was my jam number one favorite
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favorite of all the cartoons. So were you more of Were you more of
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an autobot or an Acepticon fan? I think my whole life, I have
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always felt maybe I couldn't articulate it back then, but I've always felt like
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the bad guys were cooler. Yeah, of course, always, you know,
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yeah, and most people would agree with that. So I don't know
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if you ever saw Transformers the movie. Did you see that? The original
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one? Yeah? Yeah, when I came out in theaters, I went
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and saw it, and uh, not to spoil, but it's been a
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long time since it came out, so I don't I don't think anyone will
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care. Uh Otose Prime dies and Megatron basically dies as well. They kill
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each other, and Megatron's on his deathbed and he gets resurrected and recreated by
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this planet devouring menace, planet devouring planet called Unicron, and he basically reanimates
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Megatron and he's reborn as Galvatron, which is like a more powerful, more
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evil version of him. So he looks different. He's completely different, but
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he's still Megatron, but he's totally Galvatron at the same time from something different.
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So when I talk about what's happened with my own band throughout the process
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of making Omni, I make that comparison because you ever heard of Galvatron.
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Yeah, it's so stupid, but dude, it's so nerdy. But it's
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solely accurate because in hindsight, now you know, I what we set out
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to do here is Okay, I want to do one more projects. And
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the reason why I want to do one more is just too basically put an
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exclamation point on the end of the chapter of my life and career. And
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there are a couple of reasons why I want to do that. The two
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main reasons were feeling just feeling like we had accomplished everything that we could accomplish
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creatively, Like when I thought about making another project record, I was like,
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what else can we do that we haven't already done, you know,
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And it's almost daunting, you know, overwhelming, And if I'm being honest,
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it's like that desire to do something different, you know what I mean.
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I probably didn't articulate, wouldn't have been able to articulate that to myself
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a few years ago. But that's the feeling that combined with the the schwab
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vocal that I've kind of been known for throughout my career, hurts to make
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that sound like it has injured my voice I got. I developed a vocal
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cord nodule way back on Truthless Heroes, which was our third record many years
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ago, and was proceeding throughout my career feeling as if it was getting worse
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and worse. So the combination of feeling stuck creatively or in a rut creatively
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or boxed in creatively, and feeling like, man, I just can't sing
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this way, you know, really made it feel like, OK, it
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is it. Whatever comes next comes next. I don't know what that's going
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to be, but I'm going to do one more thing for the fans and
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call the day for Project eighty six at least, and throughout that process,
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I basically I try to keep this short. I hurt my voice again.
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I lost my voice because of getting COVID. I lost it for like six
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weeks. I had to go to a voice doctor, and I was ready
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for them to tell me you're done. You know what I mean, you
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can't sing like that anymore, You're going to lose your voice permanently. And
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I got the opposite news. They told me, basically, whatever you had
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is gone. You have perfect vocal cords. Man. That it was a
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miracle, and I've been putting that off for like twenty years. That combined
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with I'm sitting in the vocal booth, I'm recording the song METAtropolis with Do
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you guys know who Bob Burschelle is. He was the vocal producer. He
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plays guitar in the band Sayasen. Oh, yeah, he was. He
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was the vocal producer and mixer for Omnipart one, so he's totally familiar with
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Project eighty six. We came up in the same area, like, he
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knows the band's history. And so I'm in there and I'm singing for METAtropolis
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and I'm doing like that heavier kind of you know, more metal, lower
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growl sound with my voice that I had never really done on record before.
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Done it live for about a decade, but really hadn't done it on a
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record before. And he turns around and he says, that's the best you've
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ever sounded, and it's not even close. And I said, this is
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the best I've ever felt, and it's not even close. And I'm seeing
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way heavier of a sound but singing laighter at the same time. That makes
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sense. So I said, I feel like I finally found my voice.
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Eleven records in twenty five years into this, and I'm using it for the
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first time. I didn't lose my voice at all in the studio nice,
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I mean my whole career. That's what I always struggled with, losing my
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voice. So found a new voice, found a new sound creatively with Omnie.
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It's totally different, heavier, it's darker. I'm telling people it's cyberpunk
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metal set in the Omni verse. Yeah, like that is the new thing,
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right, And so what, I don't know if this is like an
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official announcement. This is just where I'm leaning at this moment. I feel
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like Project eighty six made ten records. The last record, Cheap among Wolves
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was the final Project daty six record, And even though Omni says Project eaty
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six on it, what I feel like it is is gall like, Yeah,
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the band reborn it's a brand new thing. I'm gonna call it P
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eighty six colon Omni and all of it will be cyberpunk metal set in the
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omniverse, So it'll all be inside this world building story narrative, all of
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it darker, heavier, sci fi, futurism, transhumanism, man's relationship with
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technology. All it's set in that world. So I feel like, inadvertently
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it's been completely reinvented and reborn. And I'm really excited about it because a
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large part of the commentary that we're getting from people when they're listening to new
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music is this can't be the end. This is the best thing you've ever
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write. Well, that's exactly what I was just gonna say. It's like,
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this can't be the end. Now you just found your voice, You're
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you're reborn, You're you're Gallatron. Now like you have to take it to
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the next step. I don't want people to feel like though I wasn't sincere
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about saying I'm doing one more, that's it. I was very very serious.
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In fact, I was so serious I didn't even know if I could
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do one more because that's the way I was feeling about everything. I was
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like I gotta do this, but I don't know how I'm gonna find the
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strength to do it. And throughout the process, I just found this whole
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new excitement and it really was just what it was for me is just going,
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here's the vision, Here's what I want to do, Here's what I've
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always wanted to do. I've never done it for some reason. And this
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time I'm just gonna be a real nice but I'm gonna be stubborn about what
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i want this thing to be. Yeah, and I'm just gonna fight for
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that not and again still be nice with everyone I work with, but but
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like really sticking to the vision of No, it needs to be this thing.
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And I realized, and you know, you never stop learning when you're
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doing this stuff, but I realized, that's the formula. That's the formula.
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It's like, have a clear vision and just stick to it, you
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know what I mean, like execute that thing. Of course, I had
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a huge team of amazingly talented people were involved in this thing, from collaboration
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to production and online. But I'm really proud of what has been accomplished with
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Omni and I feel like I feel like it's the best work. And that's
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the thing that everything says, you know, when they put up the new
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record. But I think it's objectively, by far, the best thing I've
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ever done. So I had Omnium my Top five Albums of Omni Part one
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in my Top Albums of twenty twenty three, and I said the exact same
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thing. I said, I think this is the best project album there.
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It is. I can't believe it. I'm in awe, dude, I
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am in awe. I am just in on. It just makes me.
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The lesson, the life lesson for me is trust yourself. Trust your gut,
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you know what I mean, especially when it comes to creative stuff.
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Trust your gut. You think something can be better, take the time to
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make it better. You know. If you think you need to take an
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idea further, take it further. If you think you need you know,
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more time, take more time. You know, whatever it is, just
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make sure it's right and you feel good about it before you finish, yeah,
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and before you put the thing out, and don't let anyone talk you
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out of it, you know, because everybody's going to have a different perspective
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on things, and you just gotta you gotta stay stay true to your vision
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and Yeah, it's just it's overwhelming. How cool it's all been so far,
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the last couple of years working on this thing. Yeah, well,
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let's let's talk about part two in more depth, because Part one was an
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absolute theatrical masterpiece, and I'm gonna I'm not even gonna say it was just
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a musical like masterpiece as well, because it was that obviously, but it's
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a theatrical masterpiece as well. Part two is it's it's not letting up.
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It's like it's to be the opposite pace wise, because I knew, you
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know, there's always somebody who's not happy, right, So I knew that
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people say it's or it's too whoa, it's like, you know, the
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songs are too long or whatever. And I was like, it's supposed to
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be film score, you know what I mean, it's supposed to be a
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narrative. Knowing in the back pocket, I'm like, well, the next
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one's not gonna feel like that at all. It's gonna be. Yeah.
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The reason I say that it's not letting up is that it in terms of
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quality, you know, with something this big, a double album, you
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would think that there'd be a drop in quality somewhere there's not a single drop
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in quality, no filler at all, whatsoever. It's it's amazing, great
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Mager no filler. I mean, I just I'm so in love with this
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man. It just exceeded my expectations, to be honest, like not that
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the bar was lower or anything, but like when it was all said and
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done and just looking at the reaction, I don't know if you guys saw.
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We just released a new music video for the song Kariyah. Yeah.
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I watched him yesterday. It came out so cool. I'm so happy with
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it. I just I put it on every day and just smile and I
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go, dude, how did we do that? You know what I mean?
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It's like, uh, and I got to give a shout to the
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team. You know, I'm not doing this stuff alone. Like yeah,
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I'm I'm definitely leading the charge, but I'm you know, this stuff doesn't
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get executed without Matt Buttman without oh gosh, so many, so many names,
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uh, Philip Ferris, Darren King, Oh my gosh, Michael Palm,
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Quiz, Corey Brandon, Grayson Stewart. I mentioned Bobrachelle earlier, but
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a huge role in Omni Part one. George Leaver. Great great, uh,
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great mixing job on Omni Part two and uh yeah, you know,
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we've had a lot of people touch this thing, so it's it's been a
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team effort. Well, it's a multimedia experience. I think you got to
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show us at box set now, all right? Yeah, yeah, I
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was bragging you guys about this. Okay. So I just received this today
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and we've got a few of these left for sales. So it's an expensive,
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expensive price point, but it's worth it because we went out of our
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way to make this thing, by far the most incredible things done. Okay,
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So this is the Omni Finyl box set, and we released three individual
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variants of the album. They're each two LP sets with a gatefold. Each
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has its own vinyl color. We did one with gold, and I can't
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oversell the gold. It literally looks like liquid solidified gold. We'll pull it
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out and show us. I'm going to show you, all right, cool.
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The second one is cement and the third one is a black with gold
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flex marble things. So inside this, each vinyl variant has its own two
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panel post that's a different piece of the Omni universe. Uh. And then
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inside the box that there are three frameable lithographs that are really cool. Uh.
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And then we've got an eight page booklet that contains the first chapter of
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the Omni NOVELA, which is a book that I've written editing right now.
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It's going to come out in a couple of months. That's basically going to
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tell the story of Omni part one. It's fiction book, about two hundred
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pages the first chapter, and it's a draft of the first chapter, So
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what will end up in the book will be a little bit different, but
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pretty much the same, uh. The booklet of that. And then we
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included Hey, and this is my favorite part. I'll show you all this
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elaminated like a like a tour pass, but it's a v I P Pass
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to Omnifest, which is the festival that takes place in the story. You
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know that means you've got to make it real too. You got to you
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got to bring it to to this reality is Omnifest. Yeah maybe, I
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mean yeah, in your let's do it in your house. There not enough
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hours in the day. Oh yeah, it'd be perfect. Hold on,
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Okay, this is gonna be tricky, all right. These are the lithographs.
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These are really cool. Donnie Phillips gets the shout out. He was
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the artist on the Okay, we call these trans transhumanism art. It's all
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just dude, where are you going to have those framed in your place?
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That's the big but they're gonna get framed. This one I love. It's
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a dude swam and merging with the metaverse or the omniverse. That's a sick
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tattoo right there. Yeah, maybe we did a shirt of this that looks
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really cool. Okay, so that's the lithograss. Here's the storybook preview the
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booklet that comes to it, and it's like full size, so it's big
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wow, And it's all world buildings, so it's got scenes from the the
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world and it just tells you what it's all about. It kind of gives
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you the first kind of lays the backbone of the story. I'll read you
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just time of Bit twenty forty one. Omnia Technological Innovations Company has risen to
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unite humanity under one government, social media network, and commerce system. Their
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applications released to the public to combat a series of global crises change human life
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forever. The Pulse is a microscopic implant algorithm which eliminates depression addiction and most
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human conflict by regulating emotion. The Optic is a nanobot interface which attaches to
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the optic nerve, rendering smartphones obsolete, making augmented and virtual reality a part
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of natural sight. Organic fission is an optimized renewable energy source which eradicates the
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need for nuclear, solar, high drove and fossil fuels. History culminates as
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the world gathers virtually and physically at the newly finished Omni City, near the
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site of ancient Babylon. It is the final wonder of the modern world,
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a smart city alive as a sentient AI with screens on every surface and the
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largest building ever constructed hovering at its center. For one week, the world
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will celebrate at Omnifest, a massive music festival and raid to christen the new
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city. At the event, kickoff, a mysterious new application drop from Omni
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called The Augment is set to be revealed. The secrecy surrounding the Augment feels
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massive global expectation for its drop. At Omnifest, lead influencer for Omnisocial Media,
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David Markham meets his best friend, producer and bodyguard Adam Nason, just
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outside Omni City he is commissioned to document the event on a live stream for
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the entire world. So that's that's the backdrop. Dude. I cannot wait
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for the book to me too. I have to find the time to get
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it done. Who's the headliner of who's the headliner of omnifat nickelback or people
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still throwing stuff out at them? Uh, that's a good question. That's
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a good listen. Awesome, Let's let's look at the vine. Okay,
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so bunk cover yeah, cover eightfold lyrics, Oh, okay, and inside
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you've got your This is such a process. I did this earlier for a
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video that I made like an unboxing video. It took me like fifteen minutes
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to do it all taking apart. Okay, here's your poster one. That's
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a you have Omni City from the ground. Love it. Wow, You've
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got all your executive producers, which are our Patreon folks, and I are
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on the other side there. It almost has like a like a nineteen twenties
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Oh, it's for sure, for sure, for sure art echo meets brutalistic
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architecture meets seventies sci fi. It's those so brutalistic architecture seventies sci fi and
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Art deco, so there is definitely an art Deco element here. Okay,
26:25
so that's your poster, and there's a different poster in each final. You
26:29
guys getting bored yet, No, I'm loving this. I get like,
26:33
I like imagery wise, I get like a clockwork Orange mixed with Brave New
26:40
World kind of Yeah, yeah, totally clockwork Orange made it into ultra violence.
26:45
That's where. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know if you can see
26:48
this, but it's black with gold like fleck flakes. Yeah, and if
26:52
it really looks like gold, so like if you hold it to the light,
26:56
you can see like it looks like you're mining for gold, like you
27:02
see these like gold. Yeah, I can really tell. If I hold
27:07
that angle, you can probably see it. Everyone got to be watching this
27:10
on YouTube, so if you're if you're on podcast only right now, make
27:14
sure you're up on the YouTube. This is sick. Okay. So that's
27:17
the one that's the variant three. Are you still with us? S I
27:22
keep going, yeah, I keep going long winded. I'm sorry. This
27:26
is here's the other one. Another one okay, same booklet, okay,
27:36
but the vinyl This one is cement and This is a different it's a different
27:44
poster. This is uh Omni City from Afar. Wow, Oh my gosh,
27:52
same internal again. Donnie Phillips is my guy. He's Donnie Phillips Philip.
27:59
Yeah, what else? What else has Donnie done? He's a big
28:02
dude. He's done. He's worked for let's see Universal for the last like
28:10
fifteen plus years. Okay, so he's done huge stuff. If I did,
28:15
and everybody everyone huge love it. Okay. So here's the cement.
28:21
And it also has this like quality that's hard to quantify on the video.
28:27
I'll try to do what I did before. It has this like swirly quality
28:32
that looks kind of like cement, So like you have to oh yeah,
28:37
you can tell, yeah, you have to. Yeah, at an angle
28:41
when you see it in person, it's impressive. But it was a beautiful
28:45
color though. I love that color. Yeah, this color is rad and
28:55
is dope. It's pretty dope. So, uh, that's the second variant.
29:00
And if you're we also are selling these variants individually on our well just
29:07
go to Project eighty six dot com and we have them for sale individually,
29:11
and it has the pictures of the individual experience, so you can see what.
29:17
Okay, So I want to shave you this omnifest pass too. It
29:22
is show that and I'll show you the last. Okay. So this is
29:26
the past and it's like a metallic pass. It looks just like your typical
29:33
Yeah, totally tour land in it until you read the fine print of the
29:38
user agreement for going to the festival, and that has some definite world building
29:41
elements and secrets and these dregs in there to read they give you a little
29:45
bit more. It's pretty cryptic and I don't want to give it away,
29:49
but in order to read it you have to take a picture of it and
29:52
zoom it in. It's really hard to read just the small to be like
29:56
the fine print of like a user agreement. There's some various stuff in this.
30:00
I put that on the hype and try to get into furnest next year.
30:04
Yeah that works. I mean this is an I thought this was Omni.
30:11
Where's nickelback? Which the logo that you had there where Omni goes around
30:18
like that circle. Are you are you a Star Wars fan? Yeah?
30:22
Yeah, that does remind you of like the Empire a little bit. Yeah,
30:26
it's the Empire logo, like not not exactly obviously, but it's got
30:30
some similarities there. Third poster, this is the Omni Tower, which,
30:34
oh my gosh, it just it reminds me of of like Metropolis. They
30:44
you know, I never watched that film, but I've gotten a lot of
30:47
people mentioning that. Uh and I need to go back and watch it,
30:52
yeah, to check it out. Man. Yeah. The Okay, so
30:55
people think this is like a rocket ship, and I get why because this
30:57
stuff those are just they're called they're called levitating and they're elevator. People take
31:07
into the tower, so it's like a tractor be So this tower just hovers.
31:11
It's like suspended in place by this gravitational organic fission powered technology. I
31:19
feel like Frodo looking at that right now. Yeah, totally. There's a
31:22
lot of mortar going on. Are a door right there? Yeah for sure.
31:26
Okay, this is my favorite varying in terms of the color, and
31:30
I think this will come across on the video of the bat. Uh.
31:34
This is overwhelmingly accurate. It's gold and it looks like gold. It literally
31:47
looks like flowing gold. Yeah, it looks like flowing so amazing. So
31:51
that those aren't actual ridges, that's unbelievable. Yeah, there's no you can't
31:55
feel it. You just see it, right, but it just it looks
31:57
but it truly like through video here it looks like it's got actual ridges,
32:01
which is amazing. So it's pretty wild. So yeah, this is kind
32:06
of the crown jewel of anything everything that I've ever worked on, and it's
32:10
like very special. So I'm really excited for people to get their hands on
32:15
these because if they're as stoked as I am. Now now you can tell
32:22
people you have a gold record. I have a gold record. I should
32:24
frame it, right, we have a gold record. So you said you
32:30
said you got that today, right, I just got it a few hours
32:32
ago. Yeah. You know that's crazy because there's already a YouTube video up
32:36
with someone doing it unboxing from yesterday. Uh, well it wouldn't be yesterday
32:42
because I put that up today, or maybe it was you that did it.
32:45
Yeah, it was earlier today on our YouTube. Oh it says January
32:50
fifteenth. Yeah it is January fifteenth. Yeah, it wouldn't have been yesterday
32:52
unless somebody else did it. But I was gonna say, is how did
32:55
someone else get it before? No one else has it? So I assume
32:58
that's the one you're looking at, unless it was like the manufacturer. I
33:01
just I just saw the thumbnail. I didn't actually get to watch the video,
33:04
but yeah, it's it was. It was a full day of receiving
33:12
palettes and unboxing and checking it all out, and uh, it's better than
33:17
what I thought it was going to be. And I thought it was going
33:21
to be really cool. Yeah, and it looks really impressive. So I
33:23
think when people get these are going to be pretty cool. Dude, you
33:27
got to be pretty happy with that. It's it's it's it's like, it's
33:30
here's one thing I just can't quite wrap my head around. So I'm a
33:35
I'm an indecisive person over long periods of time. If it's like a quick
33:38
impulse thing, I can I can make my decision. I'll be happy with
33:42
it no matter what. Right, But when it's something that's so big and
33:45
all encompassing of your life, how do you how do you stay the path?
33:52
How do you like maintain your your focus on this, on this giant
33:59
project and all all of the little things that go along with it. People
34:01
that write books, for instance, like like they they blow my mind when
34:06
they can like continue like a story that just seems like it will never end.
34:12
I gotta imagine with something like this that you have a similar feeling,
34:15
right, I'm just crazy. I mean that is when it comes down.
34:20
Most people aren't this crazy, you know. I just when I get locked
34:24
into something that has to happen, it has to happen, and that's just
34:30
it's done and it has to have and it doesn't matter the amount of work
34:34
that goes into it. I wake up every day and plug away. I
34:37
love it. And writing is a labor of love for sure. I Mean
34:42
I always tell people I'm a writer. First, I'm a vocalist performer,
34:47
you know, dud in a band. Second. Yeah, I love writing
34:52
is my zen man. When I when I get lost, and especially fiction
34:57
writing. I've discovered when I get lost in like telling a story or or
35:02
developing a character or a world, don't like it. It's just very,
35:07
very immersive, And I forget the universe when when I'm in it, when
35:13
it's real to me so and there's just so much more of this world that
35:20
is going to come out over the weeks and months to come. People are
35:23
aren't aware of it yet. Most people, the people on our Patreon community
35:28
are because I'm flushing out all the ideas in the Confession booth that is my
35:32
podcast, you know what I mean. So that's kind of the purpose of
35:36
the podcast is flesh out ideas, you know, and as I talked them
35:39
through, people comment on them and and then then it gets revised and blah
35:45
blah blah blah. But the general public of people that are just encountering,
35:52
you know, the Pariah music video, you know, and haven't been following
35:54
along as to what's going on, or you know, just happened upon part
36:00
two and haven't listened to the band in twenty years. You know, a
36:01
lot of people say that I haven't heard you guys since Strong Black Lines.
36:05
I don't even know this is you know, this is this is awesome.
36:07
I'm gonna check this out. You know. That's really cool. That's very
36:10
very exciting. Yeah, and I keep wanting to go not in Like I
36:16
just keep wanting to tell everybody you buckle up, there's more to come,
36:20
Like, yeah, I have all this content planned out that I'm going to
36:23
be releasing and then more that's like in the orbit in the sphere. Yeah.
36:29
So, like I think when people get the the vinyl box set,
36:32
you know, Grant, it's only going to be you know, a few
36:35
hundred people to get these, but you know they're going to read this little
36:37
snip of the book. The people that already pre ordered the only storybook,
36:40
you know, will be leaking out more and more pieces of the puzzle in
36:45
terms of what this story means, what it's about, what is the you
36:47
know, fans of music usually stop at the music, you know what I
36:54
mean. Generally you get a small percentage of people that engage you further,
37:00
Yeah, because they get so moved by the music they want to, right
37:04
so that they'll investigate the band, or they'll investigate the influences for the band,
37:08
or you know, read interviews or or maybe you know, check out
37:14
podcast content or whatever. And so I'm inviting people to come deeper and deeper
37:19
into this into this world, and the music is just the starting point,
37:23
right Yeah. And I'm trying to make it rewarding in the sense that I
37:28
want each individual piece of media to have a standalone value. Right, So
37:34
anyone can pick up this novette Nobela I hate that word. Uh, this
37:37
novel I'm writing, and read it without having any prior knowledge of the band
37:44
or the music or anything and appreciate it for what it is. You know,
37:47
Well, let's let's let's let let's do a little thought experiment here,
37:51
because if there's one thing that's super popular, it's to take futuristic kind of
37:55
stories, especially unique ones like omnias, and they and people want to turn
38:01
it into movies. Right. Let's say a big time movie exec comes up
38:08
to you and says, hey, i'd love omni I've read it five times,
38:13
I've listened, I've watched all the videos. I want to make a
38:16
movie out of this. But I'm going to let you choose who you want
38:20
to be your your your lead actors or actresses. Who's your who's your first?
38:28
Your first? Good question? Okay, So I'm not gonna lie.
38:34
I'm writing this with that very intention. It might be a completely lofty or
38:38
unrealistic idea or proposal to think that a major studio or maybe an independent would
38:45
want to make this into a real standom Actually yeah, but I'm writing it
38:50
with that intent. I'm trying to craft in undeniable story that's unique and make
38:58
it as such that when people read this they want to see it visually.
39:02
Right. Yeah, So I haven't thought about that question, and I probably
39:09
should have so far and I just haven't. So the fact that you're asking
39:14
me that right now is putting on the spot. So I have to give
39:16
an answer because but can I just put this out like as a caveat.
39:23
Yeah, I'm not going to say this is my final answer, this is
39:28
my gut. Yeah. So, the lead character is this guy, David
39:37
Markham, who's a social media influencer for the Omni corporation. He's basically the
39:42
Britain unknowing propagandist for the company. But he's just he's just a good dude
39:51
who had a conservative upbringing and who just wants to do something that's meaningful.
39:57
So he just climbs and climbs and clim because everybody loves him. He's charismatic,
40:00
he's good looking, he's got all the stuff, and he just climbs
40:04
the clowns of climbs and eventually becomes basically the most important civilian on the planet.
40:09
And so that's got to be some sort of good looking dude, you
40:15
know, who's who's got an innocence and my naivete to him. Uh And
40:22
and what's an actor that would produce that quote? But a chrism at the
40:25
same time. So what's an actor that conjure up all of that? You
40:30
know, it can't be anyone. Charm is how he say his name?
40:35
Yeah, the good looking, charismatic person. I don't know he's in the
40:40
ass what in Dune? Oh yeah, I know the name. I just
40:45
didn't connect. Okay, that's a good one. I think that would not
40:51
be a bad choice. See, I'm a Jason Momoa fan, but I
40:54
don't think he's right for this role. I think he's too much of a
40:58
badass, you know what I mean. Like, that's true. I want
41:00
someone that's a little bit more like every man, but what's still a star?
41:06
You know what I mean? Like, because this guy's a star,
41:08
and that's why the company wanted him to be there go between between the civilian
41:14
population and the evil empire. Right, how how old is he? Roughly
41:20
late twenties, twenty eight. I'm trying to think outside the box here,
41:25
and I'm trying to think of someone that would be contemporary, and I know
41:30
that it's escaping me right now, But there's somebody that's probably obvious that would
41:35
make a really good casting trip. I wish, I wish I would have
41:38
known that I am twenty nine, so maybe like maybe you dude exactly exactly.
41:47
Oh man, you don't take right ash Okay, Now, I'm just
41:53
thinking about films and shows that I've watched recently someone that would shit this mold
41:59
man, and I mean, it'd be cool if it was like, like
42:07
it's like a Ryan Reynolds type character. Yeah, yeah, I mean,
42:10
who's who's the guy that plays uh, Captain America? Just watching a movie
42:19
that he was in and it wasn't Captain America. His name? Can you
42:21
remember his name right now? But I feel like he maybe would fit that.
42:24
Yeah, you know, yeah, let me look here, that's the
42:30
name that we should all have Seth Reynolds or Rollins. That doesn't sound right.
42:36
There's a new Captain Merril coming out. Chris Evans. Chris Evans,
42:39
that's it. That's yeah America, Chris Evans. Gosh, this is so
42:45
boring because we're trying to figure this out. But I know that there's and
42:51
I don't know the answer yet. This is why you have a casting so
42:54
yeah, yeah, now I'm gonna be obsessed with this. Thank you answer
43:01
it right now. Let's just let's just say it's a Ryan Reynolds type sun.
43:07
Okay, so I want someone a little younger than Ryan Wilds. Yeah,
43:13
there's got to be that guy out there. Yeah, I feel like
43:15
a comedian could probably do it. There's got to be like a comedian who's
43:20
be like on the ride. This is a dramatic Matt Rife. How about
43:23
Matt perfect for it. He's a good looking dude, and he kind of
43:29
looks like he's from the future. He looks there, you know, it's
43:32
funny. Yeah, I'm just thinking about him in this role right now.
43:37
I didn't really like that Rife at all when I first watched his stuff,
43:40
and then I watched more and I was like, I kind of like,
43:44
yeah, I'm the same way. I kind of hated him at first,
43:47
and I was like, I get that looking. And then he started making
43:51
fun on the fact that he was too good looking, you know, Okay,
43:53
at least self aware. Yeah, he's very self aware, which I'm
43:57
okay with. And he's like it's he's insanely nice. If you watch them
44:00
in like interviews, Yeah that's cool, it's weird. Yeah. Anyways,
44:07
I don't mean to deliber that point too long, but I don't know,
44:09
maybe it's got the wheels. It's great. It's too good of a question
44:12
you just to ask, and I'm gonna have to get back to you on
44:14
it. Yeah for sure, all right. Uh. Also it has to
44:19
be an it has to be an a twenty four film. I will say
44:21
that has been a right right. Yeah, that's lightly creepy, little,
44:27
a little off the wall. I love studio. They do such a good
44:30
start, great stuff, all right, Omni two already out? What could
44:38
like? It sounds like you're already in this sort of really creative space.
44:43
Maybe you're already starting to write new music. I don't know. I'm just
44:45
curious, like what can we what can we maybe expect in the future,
44:49
Like are there shows that we could maybe expect this year in twenty twenty four?
44:52
Uh? It sounds like, you know, you're not quite writing,
44:55
but maybe there's even like a possibility for that. I don't know, I'm
44:59
just curious, like, what can we expect in the project eighty six life
45:01
here in twenty twenty four. Yeah, that's a good question. We've got
45:05
an album release party that is the next big event, right, and we're
45:08
going to do that as a live stream as well, because it will enable
45:13
us to incorporate some of the animated and digital content and make it kind of
45:19
multimedia sensory experience tap into the world building element. So we're going to be
45:24
doing that March first and second in Nashville, and you can visit. Just
45:30
go to our website Project e six dot com and then go to our store
45:32
and you'll see there's bunches of different ticket tiers on there. It's a two
45:37
night event. We're doing a lot of different pieces of this event. So
45:39
there'll be like a pre VIP dinner on March first, which is Friday,
45:45
and then we'll do a VIP stream and we're going to do all classic Project
45:50
songs, but somewhere between. The way I'm describing this is it'll be kind
45:54
of like a spoken word type set where it's like not an acoustic like unplugged
46:00
thing, but not full band either, So it will be in the middle
46:05
of those two and like we won't be sitting on stools though, so it's
46:10
like a it's like a middle point there, but it'll be it'll be interesting
46:15
because we've never done that before. Uh. And then after that, we're
46:17
having what's called a VIP gala, which is like a private after party which
46:22
will be really cool. So people can buy tickets to all these things,
46:25
and we're going to have some Easter eggs and surprises within all that. We're
46:30
going to really make this an experience and try to draw people in a little
46:34
bit more into this omni world. Right, So that's the first night Friday,
46:40
March first, and then March second, we're doing a performance, and
46:45
we'll be playing mostly Omni material, but some of the classic Project jams as
46:50
well, the ones that you would want to hear that are the most quintessential
46:53
Project jams, but a lot of Omni Omni content, and that will be
46:59
both live stream and a live performance that's going to sell out as hold out
47:02
yet. I think we have about thirty five tickets stuff for that. Those
47:07
can be purchased on our web store as well. It's just going to be
47:09
an experience, man, and we may we built out the ticket so like
47:14
you get a free CD with a paid admission to the show in person,
47:19
and then uh, if you get a VIP ticket, you get to come
47:22
into the The venue is also a restaurant, so you'll get to come into
47:25
the restaurant three hours before the actual venue doors open. If you buy a
47:30
regular ticket. If you buy a VIP ticket, you get into the restaurant
47:34
and you get into the venue as well and basically hang out while we're setting
47:37
up sound checking. Yeah, the VIP folks get to come in, they
47:42
get a they get a merch credit, they get a CD, they get
47:45
to come in and be a part of like the whole setup and sound check
47:47
and all that, and we'll do a meet and read within all that,
47:50
and then yeah, the show. We're really talking about some added production elements
47:54
as well. I haven't finalized all that, but it's going to be great.
47:58
It's gonna be really weak. So that's the next big event. And
48:01
then we're in the process of booking some other shows in the States and in
48:05
Europe later in the year, spring summer. I'm sure we'll get more on
48:09
the on the docket as well. Not a huge like worldwide tour or anything
48:15
planned at this point, more select markets, uh. And I'm encouraging people
48:24
if they want to see us, you know, get a ticket to the
48:28
to the album release performance, make a weekend out of it, travel to
48:34
Nashville. If you can't do that, join us on a live stream tickets
48:37
for that, and it's it's the type of thing where if you can't join
48:40
us, you know, when the event is live, you'll be able to
48:44
watch it indefinitely. After We'll just give you the link to the file and
48:47
you can watch what you want. So it's gonna be it's gonna be really
48:52
cool. I gotta play. Yeah. I think it's such a great idea.
48:54
I love that you're making a big, big shindig out out of it,
48:58
because I think that's that's that's gonna that's going to draw people into it,
49:01
that that need to be drawn into it. I think. I hope,
49:04
so, I hope. So so far, the response has been pretty
49:07
good. I don't see any way the venue doesn't sell out because we're only
49:10
thirty five tickets up and we're still like, yeah, we got a few
49:14
months yet. Yeah yeah. So well, hopefully hopefully people listening to us
49:20
right now, maybe maybe a few of those people buy it right now.
49:22
That'd be great, that would be amazing. Please make plans to come join
49:25
us if you can. If you can't join us online you're asking about music.
49:30
We're in the middle of like the fulfillment storm right now, and we
49:34
run a lot of this in house. As soon as we get on the
49:37
other side of this, My plan is to start diving back into creative because
49:42
we've got some real momentum right now. Because thing there's a lot of genuine
49:45
excitements surrounding this, and I don't think anyone will bumb or call me a
49:49
flake if I say, Okay, Armory Part three is coming coming really soon.
49:52
Yeah, there we go, you know what I mean. So as
49:54
long as I'm still feeling that in a couple of months when we get on
49:58
the other side of you this album now, getting everybody their records and CDs
50:01
and getting this album at least showed done, I don't foresee myself feeling any
50:07
different. But that's the plan, is like jumping into the next next wave
50:12
of the awesome sweet Yeah. I think you should mess with people and just
50:16
do Omni Part four right away and then three. Then we can go back
50:22
Star Wars style. Yeah, exactly, Yeah, Tarantino style, Yeah,
50:27
Tarantino style, or or even me Brooks style History of the World Part two.
50:34
Yeah, we could do that, and I think people will take it
50:37
seriously to be like must yeah pretty cool. Yeah, brilliant, Andrew,
50:45
You ready for your top five guilty pleasure Artists? Ready? So, and
50:51
what I love about this is, uh, again, a lot of artists
50:53
are like, I don't really believe in guilty pleasures. You were when we
50:55
told you about this, you were like fully into it. You're like,
50:59
I have guilty pleasures and I am not ashamed about it. Oh so super
51:02
stoked about this. Totally embarrassing and awesome. My number one, probably all
51:08
time guilty pleasure artist, at least as an adult male, is Lona del
51:15
Rey. Yeah, I mean on the same campus. And like, I've
51:22
never seen her live and granted her new stuff. I'm nodded into her first
51:28
two records and part of her third record. Well, now, let's put
51:30
it this way, her first record, and then the whatever B side record
51:36
she put out after that. It was an incredible paradise, which I don't
51:39
understand. Was that a B side record? Was that part two of It's
51:45
a lot more of the poppy stuff. Yeah, who cares? Yeah that's
51:49
great. I mean I have vinyls of that. I was listening to those
51:51
couple of days ago. Uh. And then I feel like Ultra Violence was
51:55
kind of a miss. But there's a couple of jams that are undeniable,
52:00
Like it's not as good as Born to Die. But the song Ultra Violence,
52:07
which should ring a bell, our first single and Omni Part two was
52:13
Ultra Violent and that was just she got it from a clockwork Orange and yeah,
52:16
basically we were I was writing about clockwork Orange. But the Lana del
52:21
Rey dotting of the circle there was, you know, that was that was
52:27
real. So that song is up there, and then her third record has
52:32
some pretty good jams as well. After that she started to just go a
52:37
different route. But I haven't been as into but I continue to go back
52:42
to that early stuff and I'm just like enamored and like all of it,
52:46
like her, like her voice, the all of the visuals, like she
52:52
directed all of her own music videos, she did the film like she's she's
52:55
a real artist, and I'm just like, like, it's so good.
53:02
From when I was a kid, I will say this, this is another
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really really bad, super embarrassing. I love talking about it. When I
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was a kid, the first band I really actually liked. And my only
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justification for this was the fact that I was like six years old, and
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in hindsight, I'm not really a fan. Was the band you ready for?
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Sticks? Oh? Really? I loved Sticks when I was like six
53:30
seven years old and I was introduced to Sticks by my stepdad, who was
53:36
a musician. But looking back, like he really did he have a kind
53:40
of he kind of thought he knew what was cool, but he kind of
53:45
but he kind of missed the mark. Yeah, so I'm sorry, I'm
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throwing him under the buss. I hope he doesn't hear this, but uh
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yeah, when I was like six or seven years old, I loved Sticks.
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Now when I got a little older, I started to realize, this
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is kind of cheeseball. This is like show show tunes or something. I
54:04
don't know if this is. And then I don't know what it was.
54:07
Maybe five or six years ago I was I was just jumping around YouTube and
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I saw a live performance of Sticks as like like in recent history, like
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in last ten year. If it wasn't the most awesome, bad like extravaganza
54:25
of bad that I have ever, so bad, it's good, right,
54:29
is that what you're trying to say? It was so bad? It was
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good, but it's like all the members had like like really bad plastic surgery
54:37
to like like they look like they look like women, you know what I
54:43
mean. And it's like whoa, and like the keyboard player is on one
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of those what do you call him? The Lazy Susan deals, and he's
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like and it's not like when you're a keyboard player depends on the band style
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you kind of rock out back there, Like if you go to like see
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Nine to Nails play like the keyboard players part of the show, Like he's
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jamming and they make it look cool. So there's a way to do any
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instrument and make it look you perform it the right way, right, But
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this was just like dude's like like just jam and like they're so like they're
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like too talented, so they like show off, you know what I mean.
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So the dudes like playing keyboard like behind his back and he's like pointing
55:30
and like they're like stuff. And I'm just like, oh my gosh,
55:34
this is real. This is freaking real. I want everybody who's listening to
55:37
this episode to go like Google, I'm not going YouTube stick slid performance,
55:44
you know, and watch it. It is so mind boggling. It is
55:50
just a bra It's like, this is real. This isn't like, this
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isn't a film, this isn't a mockumentary. This is a real bad,
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and that these are a lot of people really like, these are real elderly
56:04
people trying to look cool like it's nineteen eighty one again. Yeah, ah,
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man, I love that. That. That makes me happy. Actually,
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that's a great pick, yeah, dude, And it doesn't get worse
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than that. I don't think it does. Well. I mean, you
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got three more picks, so it could be. I don't know, dude,
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this is hard, Like that's the only thing. When you said that,
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I was like, holy cow, I don't know if I grew up
56:28
with five. I mean, granted, my record collection is pretty succinct,
56:32
and people who know me personally are like, dude, you are such a
56:36
music snob. And I'm like, well, I'm also a coffee snob,
56:40
in a film snob, in a lyrics snob, and I got I'm like,
56:46
I'm a snob about everything, I guess, but guilty Pleasures musically,
56:52
I used to really love Britney Spears. I used to it like during like
56:57
her first three records, that is that is a perfect guilty Pleasures. I
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loved her. I loved everything about Britney Speers. I just her. I
57:07
just found her to be compelling, you know what I mean. She is,
57:09
and and now probably even more so. She's just shocking now, like
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yeah, like I feel I've never felt more bad for a person in mind
57:19
Michael Jackson. I mean, I feel way worse for Britney Speers. That's
57:23
who I compare her to though it is like Michael Jackson, like yeah,
57:28
she's I mean, it's it just shows you what the world does to like
57:31
child stars as they and they grew up into really damaged people. Guys.
57:37
I have to jump here into the next interview in a second. Sure,
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yeah, I don't know. I don't know. If I can give you
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two more and if you can do one more more guilty pleasure, Oh gosh,
57:52
there's gotta be some. There's very few, you know. You know
57:55
who's a recent one for me, even though she's supremely foul. I'm a
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little later party on this, but I discovered her about four or five years
58:04
ago, actually giving her music a chance. I actually really it was Nicki
58:07
Minaj. I was gonna say it's probably and and the other one is freaking
58:15
what's her name? The Stallion? Now? Doja cat? I keep going
58:20
one of those uh kim oh, Cardi B Cardi B dude, Yeah,
58:29
Cardi B that's the other one. She's foul too, But like I really
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like there you go. Give you all right, Uh, let's uh,
58:39
let's have you plug everything you want to plug and then we'll get you out
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of here. Man. Uh, this has been it has been really fun.
58:45
So what would you like to plug? Well, obviously, go stream
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