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Speaker 9: Matt Zell coming, Welcome everybody, Here we go.
Speaker 7: It is that time again.
Speaker 10: Matt Connorton unleashed and we are live from the studios
of wm NH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Manchester,
New Hampshire also streaming. You can stream it from anywhere
in the world. Really, just go to mattconnorton dot com.
Slash Live Today is March twenty nine, twenty to twenty five,
and of course I am not alone. Jenny is here
at the news table. Oh hang on, sorry, I'm I'm
worried about a lot of different microphones this morning. Yes,
trying to make sure I've got everybody ready. Good morning, Yes,
good morning. You you had a uh, you had something
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Speaker 7: All right, very good, very good. Well our first guest,
our first guest this morning.
Speaker 10: Let me get these uh microphones up here because we
have the band waiting for z here with us.
Speaker 7: Welcome guys.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 7: Well, what's going on? Let me make sure I can
hear everybody? So Xander, let's start with you.
Speaker 10: By the way, Xander and I went to school together
a long time ago, and we even well we even
uh we we played music together, but Xander was always
much more talented than an I or anyone else we
knew really, so.
Speaker 7: We we didn't play.
Speaker 10: We didn't play very much because you, dude, you were
Mine was ahead of the rest of us. But uh
tell us, uh, Xander, let's uh, let's start with you.
Tell us about yourself, About myself?
Speaker 7: Well, yes, his head is.
Speaker 1: So big on the beach.
Speaker 2: No, I've been playing guitar since like eighty five. Big influences,
the Big three, you know, Kiss van Halen and Winger Yep,
Winger everybody yep, along with like Rat Motley Crue doc In.
Speaker 7: Winger was my first concert, so you know, I'm certainly
not going to judge.
Speaker 2: All right there. Yeah, so they were my second concert?
Were they ye over at the Capitol and Conquered.
Speaker 7: I was at that show. I think that was before
you and I knew each other.
Speaker 12: But I was at that show.
Speaker 2: That was in ninth grade.
Speaker 1: So you were like, in, h we don't need to
go out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but I think everybody even Conquered that was
under the age of thirty.
Speaker 7: Was at that show probably. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: First concert was White Snake down right across the street
there when they had those concerts over there right now,
just working, playing in this band, playing in another band,
yeah yeah, trying to get another band going, and.
Speaker 10: Oh you are yeah yeah, yeah, you don't have enough
to do already, No, you like, I know, you like
to keep it. You've always been like that, right, You've
always got multiple projects going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because you know, people have multiple things going
on in their life, and when you can't do a
gig with one band, you all right, well we'll get
the other one in there exactly how to keep you know,
keep busy. Plus if you can make some money, that's
always good.
Speaker 10: Too, absolutely absolutely, And you sir, oh, wait, I got
to make sure you're I can't hear you, so let
me let me figure out why.
Speaker 1: Lucky you we actually set it up that way.
Speaker 7: Uh say something, Hello, No, there we go now Manchester.
Speaker 13: No, I can hear you. Yes, sorry, go ahead. My
name is Scott Draper and I am part of waiting
for z Yes, and I know what else to say,
so I we'll just wait. You ask me questions.
Speaker 7: All right, good?
Speaker 13: And so you play guitar and you sing in roughly, Yeah, yeah,
I do. My first show actually you might like this.
My first show was a concert that I went to
when I was a kid. I was eight and I
saw a kiss during the Dynasty tour in Worcester, matt
Oh no, Springfield, mass Oh.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 12: So that was a big kicking off point to rock stardom.
As you can see.
Speaker 10: Nice, nice, very good, very good. And uh, all right,
we'll go to the bass player here. By the way,
bass is my instrument as well.
Speaker 1: So yeah, you say, when I get here, make me nervous,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: I have some I do have some bias.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what in the world?
Speaker 14: Well, so I don't, right, So my family is extremely musical.
That's how I got into it, so we pretty much
were all classically trained and uh, except for you, yeah exactly.
I dropped out of school on the Dean's list. By
the way, great phone call to make to your parents. Hey,
I crushed in school right now.
Speaker 1: I just hate it, so I'm going to stay home.
Speaker 14: So basically, my mom played piano when saying my dad's
a drummer and sings a little bit. My little brother's
a guitar virtue, well so and say so. They all
wanted to play, and the only instrument left was bass,
and I didn't want to play bass at all, but
they bought me one for Christmas and kind of shoved
it down my throat.
Speaker 1: So here I am. That's kind of how I'm here,
you know.
Speaker 15: Oh, very good, very good, all right, and you sir yo,
good morning on me. Anthony, Laura and I played drums
and waiting for Z today. I brought my vintage nineteen
eighty six leather stool. That's the instrument for the day.
This is seen after this is scene more swamp ass
than every went in this movie.
Speaker 12: There is one very good, very good.
Speaker 7: Now that's fine. Oh that's right, that that word is
fine or that variation of that word anyway, I did.
Speaker 1: Ask you did you did?
Speaker 7: There are certain variations of the word would be a problem,
but that's fine. Yeah, very good. So I'm done here.
You guys play you all want to play something for us,
and then we'll, uh, we can chat a little more.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 2: This is a little song that we wrote way back
in you know, seventy.
Speaker 13: There are no guarantees that it's going to be any
good at nine o'clock in the morning, but we'll give
it a shot.
Speaker 1: All Let's be honest. It just no guarantees it is
gonna good at nine o'clock.
Speaker 12: And that's true. Before two ps up there, I'm not
hearing this.
Speaker 7: Are you ping? You're you're on the board right, might
might need to turn it up on that on that
board there, Scott, No, I'm not hearing him.
Speaker 17: I hear it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you might have to turn those up on. Uh,
for for those for them, for those listening these guys
have if you're not seeing live on uh, if you're
not watching the video. So these guys did something very smart,
which we're going to encourage future guests to bring to do. Actually,
they brought their own board to plug into our board,
which is really cool, so they can they can kind
of control the.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 13: See, I appreciate the compliment that we did something very smart.
The problem is is we have the least technical doing.
Speaker 7: Oh that's funny. Now that is that is very smart though.
Speaker 2: Because this doesn't have any.
Speaker 7: For you at home.
Speaker 13: This is why we're called waiting for Z. Xander shows
up late and then runs overtime early.
Speaker 7: You're not gonna hear.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna microphone. He's breaking things.
Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, all the mic stand to that come out? Yeah,
that pops out.
Speaker 2: We get it to make Jagger.
Speaker 16: I'm so glad you guys gave me time to to
my Steward.
Speaker 1: That's what we were all right. Here we go, Benny
Fellas waiting for.
Speaker 7: Z live in studio. Here we go.
Speaker 18: Anyway you want it, that's the way you need it.
Anyway you want it.
Speaker 19: She loves a laugh, She loves to sing, she does everything.
Loves the moon, she loves the groove, she loves a.
Speaker 20: Laughing a man, Oh night, oh after.
Speaker 21: Night, all time, old time, then the whole time.
Speaker 18: Anyway you want it, that's the way you needing. Anyway
you want it, she said, anyway you want it, that's
the way you need it, anyway.
Speaker 12: You want it, I want a loon. I never knew
what to look with you.
Speaker 19: They would touch, they would say, I've not the love.
Speaker 22: Thy all night, old night, oh every night, so well time,
old time, then the whole time.
Speaker 18: She said, there, anyway you want it, that's the way
you needing. Anyway you want it, she said, here, anyway
you want it, that's the way you meet. Anyway you
want it.
Speaker 5: She said, oh, oh.
Speaker 7: Did the buffler?
Speaker 1: She said, anyway you.
Speaker 18: Want if that's the way you need it. Anyway you
want it, she said, anyway you won't it. That's the
way you need anyway you won't it.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, you guys sound fantastic. That that was
really good. That was really good. I've always loved that song.
Speaker 10: But an observation, like vocally, the way you guys sound
together is just really really good because you know, I mean,
that's a song. Obviously, you know a lot of bands
cover that song, but but like I just I really
noticed that. You know, you play it very well. You're
all excellent musicians. But when you guys sing together. Have
other people said this to you when you guys are
singing together, like on the choruses or you know, your
voices together are.
Speaker 7: Just really good. Does any does anyone else point that
out or I'm just curious if people notice that.
Speaker 2: Nobody nobody points it out. They hate us.
Speaker 1: When your parents are classically trained musicians. Yeah, they like
to let you know when you're a little flat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I was wondering about that specifically though, because vocally it's like,
you guys are perfect together.
Speaker 16: Just wait until I jump in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, weapon waiting in the wings.
Speaker 2: Usually there's a piece of duct team.
Speaker 16: They just take the mic away.
Speaker 12: Yeah, give them mic. We just don't turn right.
Speaker 2: He's coming through the monitors but not the mains.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, okay, but we appreciate that.
Speaker 21: Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's awesome.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeahcuse, I think the biggest thing we get is just
the banter in between songs.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 13: Yeah, there's a lot of as I said earlier before
the show started, that there's a lot of busting chops
at rehearsals and yeah, and just you know, the group
text messages and stuff like that. So I think we just,
you know, I think we've all have been doing this
long enough that we just have a good time with
each other. Yeah, you know, and as long as we
learn our parts or usually it's I usually learned the
wrong part and then Xander shows me the part. Uh,
and then I have to relearn it. But you know,
it is what it is and it works.
Speaker 14: But you say so before we started the show, right,
this area has a ton of super talented musicians.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, like super talented.
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 14: So you can go to a thousand bars and see
any genre of music you want on any weekend night
and see somebody that's crazy talented, right, true. So when
we get up there, sure we'll play and we'll do
all the songs you want to hear. But what else
can you bring to thee? Like what makes it a show?
What makes people want to show up and have a
good time talk about it the next morning hungover? Right,
So that's kind of what we in our mind when
we go when we get on stage. It's the banter.
It's the between songs stuff, because everybody can do the
song right right, you know. Maybe you know our harmonies
are pretty good.
Speaker 7: I like that, thank very much.
Speaker 14: Yeah, But it's to me, it's what what makes people laugh,
what makes people have a good time between songs, and
that's what brings people back.
Speaker 12: Yeah, to add on to that.
Speaker 13: You know, like I said, we've all been doing this
long enough, and we've all been playing in bands and
this and that, and there's a pigeon on the roof.
Speaker 1: They eat pigeons.
Speaker 12: Get I get distracted easy, sorry, sir.
Speaker 13: So So I mean, for the most part, you know,
most of the bands do fairly similar material, you know,
so as was Dave was saying, what's gonna kind of
set you apart the rest of people? You know, are
you going to stand in and play a look at
your shoes or you're gonna, you know, make fun of
you know, Dave's suspenders or something like that.
Speaker 2: I knew there was something off in the right. I know,
I don't have my suspenders on, and it's and you're
not wearing a white T shirt.
Speaker 12: I know, Yeah, throwing the whole vibe off.
Speaker 14: It's all my fault if we if we stick, it's
my fault, guys. And we can't call you straps today,
I mean you can't.
Speaker 2: Just so, just so everybody knows too. You know, I
don't think we cover this, but we're actually a cover band.
That's true. There's a lot of bands that come in here.
They they're either tribute band, or doing their own thing,
and you know, we've all been involved in writing our
own stuff. I mean I have a couple hundred songs
sitting in my back pocket kind of thing, and you know,
but we're out there playing for the people.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, you know absolutely. How often do you guys play?
Are you out like every weekend or.
Speaker 14: What we're getting there? Yeah, we're working on it, right.
So we've been doing this a little over a year.
We've been Oh so this is a little over.
Speaker 2: We're almost into two years.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just fun, yeah yeah, pretty new though, yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but again, we've you know, I mean Scott and
I have played in a bunch of bands together. I
mean we did a Kiss tribute. I joined a Kiss
tribute that he was in, and then he played bass
in my Van Haling tribute. I joined a cover band
that he was in, and then you know, we've done others.
We've just been I mean since two thousand and eight
probably we've been in and out of bands together. And
I don't know how long you guys have been playing together.
They go back to when Dave was in Diapers. I think,
oh wow, and that would have been before Juice Box over.
There was even born and you know, I've been in
bands with his stepdad, so like he was always upstairs
listening to us play and always wanting to come down
and jam with that stuff like that. So yeah, you know,
we even though it's we're going on like two years,
it's more like twenty.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, it makes sense and thirty here yeah yeah, no,
that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we're playing covers and that's plus.
Speaker 12: I think one of the benefits of having.
Speaker 13: I guess wide age gap between you know, like Anthony
and David, Me and Xander is is, you know, there's
certain stuff that we like that we would love to play.
But then I'll look at these guys. I'm like, all right,
people your age, are they going to know this right,
you know? And they're like no, you know, so so
it kind of helps us balance out, you know, the
material that we do. If we want to pull out
the you know, the the deep cut thing, will they
know that deep cut?
Speaker 2: And then you have Anthony who's like, I love it,
I love it, let's play it, let's play it. And
then I go, do you think any of your friends
will know it? And he goes, I don't care. Well,
that's don't listen to music.
Speaker 7: That's the thing.
Speaker 16: I've always been told that I've been an old soul.
Speaker 15: I mean, I'm twenty eight and I go back to
like listening to I don't know everything from Led Zeppelin, Elvis, Presley,
Van Halen, Motley Crue, and I remember being in high school.
No one was listening to that stuff except for maybe
a select few of people.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And when I was in high school, I always wanted
to be in a band with a bunch of guys
that were musicians, and they just they're like, dude, you're
so old school. We don't want to we don't want
to play any of that stuff. We want to write
like punk or or do with things like that. I
was cool with doing it, but I just I never
made it happen back then.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Actually, I actually got kicked out of the out of
the high school band room because I played the drum
kit in front of a bunch of jazz people. My buddy,
My buddy goes out there, He's like, dude, play some
Van Halen. So I went up there and I played
a Van Halen tune and then the director from Pinkard
and Jazz Jazz Band or whatever came out just outed
yelling at me and kicked me out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Actually it's funny he mentioned that because we just
had to talk the other day about he's an excellent drummer.
I mean, you know, he's very limited in the stool
today so you really can't quite but he's an excellent drummer.
And uh but he just has that youthful energy and
loud and wants to be you know, we had this
talk actually at rehearsals this week that is there any
way to kind of tone down his kit because because
he's loud, it limits what some of the places that
we can play, okay, you know, because you know from
what we hear from some of the bars is that,
oh yeah, you guys are great or I don't want
to pat myself off the bag, you.
Speaker 12: Guys are good, but.
Speaker 13: But you know, right, but you just just you're just loud.
So you know, we got to try and find a
way to kind of tone it down a little. But
I mean, he's got great enthusiasm. He's great, you know,
and I love it and I don't want to squash
that in him, but we just need to find a
way to drop the volume a little.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, Well you want to play another one.
I'm dying for another one.
Speaker 12: Yeah, what do you want to do?
Speaker 10: Cute if you're just joining us, We have a Waiting
for Z live in studio with us on this Saturday morning.
Speaker 13: Really quick if you wanted before we get up Waiting
for Z. Some people think that's kind of a weird name.
Uh that Actually, here we go.
Speaker 12: Well, you knew it had to come to I knew, yeah,
actually me too. So we were we had our first
gig coming up.
Speaker 13: It was like a campground gig, and we had no
idea what we're going to call it, you know, because
of the age difference and stuff like that.
Speaker 12: We all had different ideas what the name should be,
this and that. So we show up. Xander was forty
five minutes.
Speaker 13: Late, and as the three of us were together and waiting,
I think Anthony said something as always waiting for Xander.
Speaker 12: And I was like, Wow, there we go. We'll just
call it waiting for Z waiting for He wasn't thrilled
with it, but we talked him into it.
Speaker 1: But he also wasn't there, so we didn't get a much.
Speaker 2: I see Anthony itching over there, but before he jumps,
and prior to that, we had an Excel spreadsheet of
like eighty band names and then four cells next to it,
and each person went and you know, we we each
added yeah, and so obviously we exed our own what
we liked or tech mark. When I sorted it to
the most votes, there wasn't a single one that had
all four of us, really yeah, and like there was
like maybe two or three that had three, and we
still all were like, eh, I don't know so, but
I'll tell you. I may have been forty five minutes late,
but we didn't start playing the gig.
Speaker 7: Lay Okay, that's important, So it's important.
Speaker 16: But one of the one of the choices was one
of the one of the names we were going to
come up with, was our two dads.
Speaker 1: I still think I had to do it. Yeah, but
that's a whole different story.
Speaker 10: I was going to ask because I love hearing about
rejected band names. Number two that was, That was number two.
Speaker 2: No in their their world, was not in the bands
that was.
Speaker 14: Luckily, we vote on band names fifteen minutes before we
go on stage.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, oh that's funny. That's funny.
Speaker 12: Already all right, Waiting for Z is where us live
in studio. We decided decided to do the song for Xander,
so okay for me, okay, okay.
Speaker 14: It's actually one of our biggest songs. When we play
it right, it usually gets the biggest reaction, which is
kind of something I'm.
Speaker 12: Going to learn the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, amen, brother, you can dance.
Speaker 5: You can die man the time you.
Speaker 2: See that girl, watch that scene the pants in Queen.
Speaker 12: Night, riding out in the lights low.
Speaker 21: Looking more uh blessed you goold.
Speaker 12: Where to play the right music, get into the swing.
Speaker 21: You come the four ki, everybody gain be that cad,
hide the song and the music.
Speaker 12: We're the bid of right music, getting to use the move.
You come to the four.
Speaker 21: Day and if you get the change, you are the
dancing Queen, young and swing only seventy.
Speaker 1: Dancing Queen.
Speaker 5: Feel the fed off the table.
Speaker 20: You can best you.
Speaker 5: Joy having the time of your life.
Speaker 23: See that girl, watch that scene in the Dancing Queen.
Don't know how you turn them home.
Speaker 12: Even burning, and then you'll go looking out for another.
Speaker 7: Get you through in four.
Speaker 21: Day and if you take the change, you love the
dancing Queen, young and sweet only seventy.
Speaker 5: Dancy queen.
Speaker 20: Feel the fed off the table.
Speaker 21: You can.
Speaker 1: You having Examon.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 23: See that gum watch that scene. Diget dancing, Queen diggin
dancy Queen. Oh, diggin dancing, Queen diggin dancing Queen.
Speaker 1: Tell you that's the only way to end an acoustic song.
Speaker 7: I think that's awesome.
Speaker 1: Those birds are getting bigger. Thank you very much.
Speaker 12: Whoa a family show?
Speaker 14: Well now, so I've always said, one thing you bring
Waiting for Ze to the studio, stuff's gonna happen.
Speaker 7: We make love. So just to explain, so we have
what what what building is that falcon.
Speaker 11: Cam on top of the Brady Sullivan building.
Speaker 10: So the falcon cam you know, so we so we yeah,
so we just saw a mommy and daddy falcon doing
something that uh.
Speaker 14: Talk about the birds and the beat, that's right, Well,
the bird and the bird, Yeah, that was that was interesting.
Speaker 10: We've never seen that before. So those birds are a
bit apparently, yes, those are some those birds like abbot.
Speaker 11: I guess is letting us know that it was the
dad that flew off.
Speaker 13: Okay, excellent, all right, excellent, Well, well we do have
music and nature all in the same show.
Speaker 10: That's that's right. Yes, we have Waiting for Z with
us live in studio. By the way, DJ Steve, who
does a show here at w M and H. He's
in the chat room and on Facebook and says, good morning,
Matt and Jenny. Awesome show already, So right, d J
Steve is digging you guys.
Speaker 12: Hopefully we're included in that, so thank you.
Speaker 7: Let's see.
Speaker 10: Also, this is also in the chat room. Dan, I'm sorry, Don,
I'm not sure how to say this.
Speaker 1: But I guarantee its beau Claire bou Claire.
Speaker 7: It must be. Yeah, Dan says, great song, great job.
Speaker 1: No, it's my dad. Yeah, no, it's cool man.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, my.
Speaker 14: Parents are very supportive, even though I'm thirty eight and
you know, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Well no, that's good.
Speaker 7: That's good to have. Always good to have supportive parents.
Speaker 1: You're right, by the way, Dad, I'll pay rent next week.
Speaker 7: Problem very nice? Is that why he's in there?
Speaker 1: Really rent money? I'll be yeah, which is weird my
own house for almost a decade.
Speaker 7: But you know, well yeah you might. You might got back.
Speaker 1: I got back.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say, you might sew him some payment.
Generation socially in the in the chat room says you
rock ze.
Speaker 12: We say, yeah, thank you, thank you, appreciate ing unless
they're talking to just Anders.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it could be. Uh, let's see Texas. Mic is
in the chat room and says this is awesome.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just want to make sure we don't miss
anybody in here. Oh, Craig Swenson says, heys, Ander, what's up,
Craig y. Cheryl Krakowski uh says correct. Not all can harmonize,
all right? Yeah, I hope she's not that kind of everybody.
Speaker 16: I think it's because I kind of sang a little
bit in that one.
Speaker 7: There you go, he must be.
Speaker 1: Let take the lead, everybody. Body.
Speaker 7: B Pinard says, sounds great.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Yep, you're getting a lot of love in there, apps Lily,
Thank you.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 5: We love the love.
Speaker 1: We do love the love, not as much as those
falcons love the right.
Speaker 12: Right falcons got it going on.
Speaker 1: But Spring is in the air.
Speaker 2: Spring is in the air.
Speaker 10: To make sure I don't miss anybody in your busy,
busy chattering this love which we love to see.
Speaker 7: And if you are just joining us, we have waiting
for ze here with us alive in studio. You guys
want to play another one? He sounds so good.
Speaker 1: I just we can do another one.
Speaker 7: I just want to hear more.
Speaker 1: That doesn't give much the way we're playing everything this morning.
Speaker 13: All right, this one features the outstanding vocals of mister
Xander Carlson.
Speaker 2: At at nine thirty in the morning on a Saturday,
they're getting barely and easily.
Speaker 12: Hey, hey, we started off with journey, all right.
Speaker 2: Switch cloy Why don't we just go to this one?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 5: No, not before.
Speaker 7: The rule is not important.
Speaker 12: Before two. We've tried this. It was ugly. It was ugly.
Speaker 7: Oh that's funny. Okay, okay, yep, the city streets.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, Wait a minute. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. No,
go ahead, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 12: You know you turned the microphone over to the Yeah.
Speaker 2: I had a at a moment. I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I'm pulling you up over Yeah, you're you're a little
low in the mix, pulling it up over here.
Speaker 16: All right, Yeah, that's what it was.
Speaker 2: That's what Yeah, definitely, no.
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 7: I couldn't. I could. I couldn't hear you about it.
Speaker 1: It could be better.
Speaker 7: There you go go ahead and sing a couple of notes. Andrew,
just hello, there we go. Yeah, here's that g again.
Speaker 5: Should be good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're a little low in the mix.
Speaker 1: All right, let's try out to mess this up. Live
Take two, baby, on the.
Speaker 6: City streets, where you and I would be, where we
would be. Everything I see reminds me of just how
he used to be.
Speaker 5: How can I get you?
Speaker 4: There is always something there to remind me, Always something.
Speaker 5: There to remind me.
Speaker 2: Shadows fall up past a small cafe where we were
dance that night. I can't help remembering how you use
the dance and home its side.
Speaker 5: How can I get you?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 4: It's always something there to remind me. Yeah, only something
there to remind me. It's born to love.
Speaker 2: You, and I will never be free. You'll always be
a boon of me.
Speaker 5: Oh wha.
Speaker 2: You should find you miss the sweet and tender love
be used to shear? Just go back to your places
where we used to go, Baby, I'll be there.
Speaker 5: How can I get you?
Speaker 11: Go?
Speaker 4: There is always something there to remind me, Always something
there to remind.
Speaker 17: Me, A something there to remind me, away, something there
to remoney.
Speaker 5: Always something there to remind.
Speaker 4: Me, Always something there to remind me, Always something there
to remind me, Always something there to remind me.
Speaker 16: Give it to us, Give it to us, Give it
to us, you know, Dave, your dad would be real
proud of me right now.
Speaker 1: I bet he israel proud of you right now, Bud.
Speaker 16: I'm playing a one piece that.
Speaker 1: Sounded up in the comments if you would.
Speaker 7: Oh, that was so good, Xander. I don't think i've
ever heard you sing a lead vocal ever. That was
really cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wasn't not It wasn't that I wasn't allowed
to sing back then. But you know singers who just sang,
you know, they have a little bit of that. Well,
that's my job, and so you're just the guitarist. So
you know, years and years of singing backups and always
doing the high harmonies got to a point where I'm like, hey,
I want to sing, you know, and I want to sing.
And then he got to a point where he was like,
I don't care. I don't have to sing every song.
So that's one of the things we, you know, we're
trying to do in this band is all take a lead.
We've been you know, pushing juice Box over there to
get on it and pick a song that he wants
to sing. And we've picked a couple of songs and
then you know, we come in anybody work on it.
Speaker 16: And I'm still trying to find my range.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 16: It's just yeah, I'm gonna work with Dave.
Speaker 1: A little bit better. Yeah, we'll get there, buddy, we'll
get Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you know, I mean Scott does most of the leads,
then then then me Dave takes some. And and with Dave,
when he takes a lead, it blows the roof off.
Speaker 1: Everybody calm down, you know, and and it and it
you know.
Speaker 2: So it's it's limit on what he does because he
doesn't want to, you know, kill that perfect voice.
Speaker 1: I got to skid row songs in me a night
and then I'm done.
Speaker 2: And that's done all together like that just his background vocals.
So we need him, you know, for everything.
Speaker 12: When you listen to his.
Speaker 13: Talk, you wouldn't realize, but he's actually has the highest
voice out of all of us, brilliant.
Speaker 1: I'm fighting the flu a little bit, so it helps,
but I can't. Yeah, you don't have it.
Speaker 2: You're not fighting the flu. You had the flu?
Speaker 1: Yeah, whoa.
Speaker 14: Everybody's good. Everybody's good the flu. But I'm still recovering
from like the chest up.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, now understandable, understandable. Now you sound great? You
all sound great? Is just like the earliest gig you
guys have ever done, Like I'm sure you've had for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what did we what did we do?
Uh wait?
Speaker 1: But we did like a one o'clock show.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and that was that was kind of the earliest. Yeah, yeah,
I think so.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you guys ever rehearsed this earlier?
Speaker 14: You're adding too many edhears something.
Speaker 12: I have to say though, and I hope it's okay
to say this.
Speaker 13: Over the year, I was a little nervous coming and
doing this, but then watching her do I don't know
if I wouldn't call it needle point, but whatever you're
doing over there has.
Speaker 12: A very calming presence.
Speaker 1: It really does.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm just like hanging out at my house now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm like, you know, out of the over here,
half listening, you know what I mean? We got there.
Speaker 5: I love it. Did.
Speaker 10: Yeah, she's really good at it. I don't always say
I don't understand. I like, I don't understand how she
does it. My brain can't do the math because it's
all geometry.
Speaker 1: I'm out. I'm out.
Speaker 7: Well, I know you don't think you're out.
Speaker 2: You're the mouth guy, though I failed here.
Speaker 1: I'm a nerd.
Speaker 7: What do you guys have coming up? Do you have
you have specific gigs you want to mention.
Speaker 14: That we should have learned, We should have remembered that
before we get Yeah, I believe the next one is
the Nest on the on April eighteenth. Yeah, that's that's
about right.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Where is that the Nest that's in Plasta.
Speaker 1: That's a cool room, man, if you listen to show.
Speaker 12: Up, if you're a pool player, they have plenty of
pool tables.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: That good dance floor. Who drinks, good food, great status.
Speaker 2: Yea April eighteenth, the Nest and Plastyle yep. Confirmed on
on the calendar.
Speaker 1: There we're up at bike Week a couple of shows.
Those are big ones this this summer so far, Lin's.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, Linz and Hudson. On June seventh,
we are at bike Week, you know, the famous Laconia
Bike Week. We are there at the wreck Yard. On
June eighth teenth, which is a Wednesday, we're playing an
early show from four to eight nice, and then we
got a day off and then we're back at the
wreck Yard on Friday, June twentieth, and that one we're
playing from nine to midnight, so we're keeping the you know,
everybody awake at that point.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then after that we got a private party and uh,
if you you know you want to go to that,
you just got to find us on Facebook and message
us because it's a private party, but it's at a campground,
so people are allowed to come and it ends up
being like, I don't know, they've charged you like five
or ten bucks to get in or whatever, and it's
a it's a good time. Oh yeah, they have this
this snack shock place next to where we play.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're definitely no strangers to food.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 15: What's fun about that gig is it's it's it's a
potty you know. They had to have a good time
and have fun. It's not like we're just playing to
a venue to try to get people to dance and everything.
It's just it's a relaxed, low key everyone's just chilling
and loving life.
Speaker 2: Launch airs. Yeah, those carts yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
the photo tractor carts.
Speaker 14: Or whatever they actually have if I remember correctly, they
have magic shot glasses that seem to never be empty.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's true.
Speaker 12: What it was, it was weird.
Speaker 13: They would my drops and there would just be a
shot glass that would just fill.
Speaker 12: Right up, nice, nice.
Speaker 2: And then after that, on August twenty second, we are
back at the Nest and we usually start at the
Nest what round.
Speaker 16: Around eight o'clock, eight o'clock, yeah, yeah, and then.
Speaker 2: Then we're back at Lenz in September on the sixth.
Speaker 12: But nobody's writing this down, trust me.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is part of.
Speaker 12: The website.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, just go to the website that we don't
have to face for I didn't know we were playing.
Speaker 1: At Hudson, I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 7: That's awesome. Now you guys got a lot of gigs
coming up though. That's that's really good. That's really good.
Do you want to play one more?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I'd love to hear one more?
Speaker 12: Yeah, you want to do uh? Do you want to
do one for him? And do you want to do you?
Would you like to hear you too a kiss?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 10: I would always feel like that's gonna be biased, Yeah
that is yeah, I would always like to hear kiss definitely.
Speaker 7: Do you want to do both? But if you have
too in mind, we have time.
Speaker 1: If you want to do them both, you can't you
want to we can start with Kiss and see what happens.
Speaker 7: Yeah, just yeah, just play them both? Yeah, why not?
Speaker 2: I don't think Kiss has even done this one acoustic.
Speaker 12: So there's probably a reason. Yeah, it's not gonna knock
his socks off on it.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to get what what is it? Give me
a hint? What are you gonna play? I want? I
want to see if I get.
Speaker 12: Real quickly?
Speaker 2: No denying it.
Speaker 7: I know because I've heard you play a certain riff
all right, yeah, just oh nice.
Speaker 1: Nope, no.
Speaker 2: It's not that one though.
Speaker 7: It's not that one.
Speaker 2: It's not that one.
Speaker 12: Okay, it's a pretty mainstream, all right.
Speaker 7: Surprised, I mean I know all the Kiss songs anyway, Yeah,
I surprised me.
Speaker 12: I never heard that this one's called keep Me Coming
off the Asylum.
Speaker 2: Geez, you're just like Paul Stanley. You can't even get
the album.
Speaker 7: Right, I know that's on Creatures of the Night, sir, exactly,
Thank you.
Speaker 1: You're smiling all right?
Speaker 7: Waiting for ze live in Studio two three four.
Speaker 5: Up time say.
Speaker 12: Fuck radio's whole life?
Speaker 19: Hear that soul and pulls the through, comes on stroll
and tells what I got to and I got to
get up. Everybody's gonna move their feet, get down. Everybody's
gonna leave their seed.
Speaker 1: You gotta lose your mind and DeJoy roxy there.
Speaker 5: Get up.
Speaker 19: Everybody's gonna move their feet, get down. Everybody's gonna leave
their seed.
Speaker 5: Get away.
Speaker 12: I just can't heal you.
Speaker 5: Ten o'clock.
Speaker 19: You know what goutt to hear the word? First I drink,
then I smoke. Stop the car, try to make the
midnight Sure, let's go up. Everybody's gonna move their feet.
Speaker 5: You're down.
Speaker 19: Everybody's gonna leave their seed.
Speaker 12: Move it fast, U ninety five.
Speaker 1: Hits up speed, still moving most time.
Speaker 5: Feels so good.
Speaker 19: I'm so live.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 19: That song lay on the radio when it goes Get up,
everybody's gonna move their feet. Twelve o'clock and a gout
of rock. This truck ahead, like said, I'm ayes, Oh my.
Speaker 12: God, no time to turn.
Speaker 5: Gotta laught know who I'm gonna die?
Speaker 24: Why?
Speaker 3: Get up?
Speaker 19: Everybody's gonna move their feet out, Get up.
Speaker 12: Everybody's going to leave the scene.
Speaker 8: Yeah, explosions in the background, of course, that's firefireworks, leather
seat solo.
Speaker 7: Well done, guys, that's a that's a fun bassline, isn't it?
It's so fun?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I went and you went.
Speaker 1: One day. I'm gonna learn how to play it, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 7: That was great.
Speaker 10: You gotta sound amazing waiting for Z with us live
in studio. Okay, you want to do one more. You're
gonna do a you two song.
Speaker 1: We can do one more.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we're just gonna switch switch guitars.
Speaker 14: That's how talented day are. They both play six and
twelve strike. Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 16: Yeah yeah, yeah, Dave, you want to show off the
switch But that's when I get fired.
Speaker 7: Yeah, could be.
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, it's in there.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: By the way.
Speaker 10: Nathan Hill, who was here with us last week, he says, uh,
he says, good morning, sounds great, thank you. And uh
and also our friend, uh Bruce Heberlin from Legion of
Solace whoit.
Speaker 7: They do a lot of promotion. They work with a
lot of bands.
Speaker 10: He's in the chat room as well, and uh yeah,
so you guys are getting a lot of love this morning.
Speaker 7: Would you say?
Speaker 2: He does a lot of promotion and stuff like that.
Hit me, hit us up, hit us up, you.
Speaker 5: Know he does.
Speaker 7: Yes, we must connect to absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 12: One man comes in the neighbor love. One man come, and.
Speaker 26: One man comes, He's justified.
Speaker 5: One man to over flow in the.
Speaker 18: Name in the.
Speaker 5: Neighbor.
Speaker 26: One man comes on a bar by the fence. One
man he is is, one man washed on an empty beach.
Speaker 7: One man betrayed with a key in.
Speaker 5: A live.
Speaker 25: A early morning April four, shudderings out in a Memphis scow.
Speaker 7: Last that should do not they could not. Theyll bro.
Speaker 3: The name all.
Speaker 5: Woe man, name a name all name no.
Speaker 1: In the name.
Speaker 5: Go bad name no here the name no.
Speaker 20: Name a long woo no.
Speaker 1: All right, get attack gott.
Speaker 2: And you know what's funny is for the musicians out there,
every song we've played it has incrementally dropped from the
position that I've played that each time. Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 12: We wrote it up completely the way we planned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Anthony planned it that way.
Speaker 1: It is the arranger.
Speaker 2: So again, waiting for Z. Check us out on Facebook?
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, all our gigs coming up and the best
place to go Facebook for that? Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Do we have an Instagram or something.
Speaker 15: That we don't yet, but I can set one up
soon probably going but yeah w w W dot Facebook?
Speaker 16: Uh lah. Waiting for Z.
Speaker 1: Well we get the action. We don't have numbers after
or anything.
Speaker 27: No.
Speaker 12: Wow, Well that's a good time, big time.
Speaker 7: That's good, famous dude.
Speaker 10: That's a that's a good thing about picking a name
like that. You want to you want to pick something
that you don't think somebody else is gonna have already,
you know, And that's right. Yeah, So that that's uh,
that's smart. That's smart.
Speaker 7: Guys. This has been wonderful. Thank you so much, thank you,
thank you, thank you.
Speaker 12: Very much for having me.
Speaker 10: Absolutely good. We will definitely do it again in the future.
And uh, if you're listening live on Saturday, we've got
Space Casino coming up next in the second hour. They're
going to be calling in from Boston, but uh waiting
for Z. You got to see these guys live. Guys,
thank you again, than thank you so much for having us.
Thank you again so very much. And uh again, if
you are listening, I was so into the song I
forgot to queue up the commercial spot for a commercial break.
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