Speaker 1: But right now joining us live in studio. Let me
get these mics up. We've got replaced by robots. This here. Welcome,
thanks for having us, and hello, and there's an actual oh,
let me get that hamra on you for those watching online.
And we have an actual robot in studio with us too. Here.
Speaker 2: Oh, I am mad.
Speaker 3: He is to this planet.
Speaker 1: Wow is a robot an official member of the band
or oh Wow? Okay, excellent, So you're actually a four piece.
Speaker 4: Yes, Gulcasan will drive back home if he forgets him
at our gig.
Speaker 1: So we have uh so the the three primary members
are Gulcazi and Heather Joy Morgan and Adam Wade, who
are all here in studio with us, and of course
the robot. What's the robot's name? I assume the robot. Oh,
what's the matter. Oh your MIC's not working? My MIC's
Oh I hear it?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 1: Oh you were just and the you're low apologize. I
can hear it now? Yeah you now, now I can
hear you?
Speaker 6: Can you hear me?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 1: We've got we've got an extra mic set up because
these guys are gonna play live for us in a
few minutes and really looking forward to that because you
know what I'm interested in is because listening to the
tracks and I love these songs, but I'm very curious
to hear how you sound with an acoustic guitar. After
after hearing these studio tracks, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are too at it. And it was like, yeah,
let's do this, and I was like for really everything.
Speaker 1: So this is this is an unusual uh scenario here
with the first really Oh we love yes, yes, we
do like that very much, very much.
Speaker 3: I have so few firsts left.
Speaker 1: Now, that's never true. There's always something good. And uh,
where are you all from? I assume you're you're probably
a little bit scattered, right, but you're based where where
are you? Where do you say? You're based out of Sportsmouth? Sportsmouth? Yeah, great,
great music scene there, Portsmith.
Speaker 3: I feel we're the best of it.
Speaker 1: I mean as far as as far as New Hampshire goes,
I think I think Portsmouth is kind of in terms
of the music, see the coolest, the hippest place in
the state, really coolest, well in terms of music, Yeah,
just just in like like Portsmouth. To me, I've always
kind of thought of it as like Boston North you
know what, I mean, it's like North. I don't know
that Portsmouth would agree. That's that's you know. I certainly
mean it as a compliment, I know.
Speaker 4: But their Way Through Ride did come by there and
play who did the British shoegaze bend?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well there you go. Yeah, they didn't come to Manchester,
did they?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: They did not.
Speaker 1: Well let's let's I'm gonna let you all pick what
should we play for a studio track, and then we'll
you send me I love these songs, and then we'll
actually maybe can I pick? Can I be Selfish? And
can we play Lonely Nights?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, because that's my favor I usually let the
guests pick, but that's my personal favorite. I love this
song so much. It as catchy as hell?
Speaker 3: Wasn't that what we were going to play on the
and the acoustic?
Speaker 10: Yeah that's okay, that's a bit.
Speaker 8: Maybe.
Speaker 1: Well I don't know, all right, Well we can we
can play something else?
Speaker 6: So confusing?
Speaker 1: We could?
Speaker 2: We could?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, we could. We could play the Ouiji
board song. What's the full title of that?
Speaker 3: Since you broke my wija board?
Speaker 1: I have a question too. Before we play this now,
I've always heard of pronounced, but you pronounce it more
like it's actually spelled.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's because I actually speak German.
Speaker 1: Probably Oh, no, kidding, Okay, so that is so so
the way you're saying it is the correct pronunciation osia.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I always wondered because growing up, so my mother had one,
and we in the summer when I would would spend
the summers with her because she lives in another part
of the country, and she would she would pull out
the wigi board or oija. I don't know if I
can get used to say, well, I can't pronounce it
exactly the way you say it anyway, because I can't
do the accent. But much to the consternation of my father,
who found out many years later that that we were
doing that, my great devout Catholic father did not approve.
But but then so that was what I thought about
the first time I saw that song title, and then
I played it and I was like, oh, she pronounces
it differently, but the way she pronounces it is it
looks like the way it's actually spelled. Because I always wondered,
are we saying it wrong.
Speaker 3: Because well, it's just yes in French and yes in German.
We oh yeah, no kidding, yes, so I re knew that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, actually, if you were pronouncing it then it would
be we yah. But that's that's not for an english
person to get involved with.
Speaker 3: So just stop at wija wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, let's give this a spin and then
we're going to come back and talk a little bit.
And here it is, and the band is replaced by robots.
Speaker 8: They told me nice, they gave me advice. They do
so must someone nice never lead the.
Speaker 11: Side set wija b w I can't talk to these numb.
Speaker 1: She see a route uigian.
Speaker 10: Bog and I can't talk to look us No.
Speaker 6: Un, says you.
Speaker 8: A route ouija boat.
Speaker 7: Sad so sad.
Speaker 2: So sad, the s.
Speaker 7: S smass, the game advice, the evening guest so.
Speaker 8: Summers. So that's now.
Speaker 1: So that heart at the end is such a cool touch.
Not not what you were doing, gree Casian, but the.
Speaker 2: That little pre Adams Adams insane piano.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that that's that's really cool. I like the
way it because it's kind of it's kind of a surprise.
You don't expect to hear that at the end. But
if it's a perfectly. The band, of course, is replaced
by robots. We are here with us live in studio,
and the song Heather, how do you pronounce it correctly? Again?
Speaker 3: Weija oija since you broke my wija board.
Speaker 1: Since you broke my wija board. All right, So do
you want to tell that you were telling it off?
Are you want to tell?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well, we were in the middle of a rehearsal, and
then I went into the little terror room on the
side where we used to where we record, and I've
got all my little relics and oddities laying around there,
and I noticed that Gucasian had taken my antique oija board, yeah, and.
Speaker 3: Stuffed it into a bag and he broke it.
Speaker 4: And I was so upset, and I went back into
the room, and you know, we're all just kind of
jamming and and they're like lyrics Morgan. So then I
just started singing, since you broke my oija board, I
can't talk to the ghost no more. And we just
kept going. We just wrote the whole thing right there.
That's cool, channeling my marital rage.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sure, are you sure it was him? You sure
it wasn't It was It wasn't The robots.
Speaker 6: It's not really broke.
Speaker 3: It's broken.
Speaker 2: It was it's like a little like a little ding
in the side of it.
Speaker 1: Well that's what I was wondering.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was perfect before I met you. It was
perfect since nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, it really is. Oh wow?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then so what it's good? So it's just got
a ding in it or a crack or.
Speaker 2: What broken is a little overly dramatic?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay?
Speaker 6: Yeah great for song lyrics?
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, very cool. Well, I'm dying to hear
you all play live. If you are just joining your
nest replaced by robots? Is here with us live in studio?
Speaker 3: And uh and we're somewhat alive?
Speaker 1: Yeah it is.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 1: Is this the earliest uh you as a band have
ever played live?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, but we and also ja okay, gotcha, well done,
We've got Adam brought his guitar so which which was
a surprise. I didn't know you're gonna play live, but
I'm very happy about it. So, so what are you
gonna What are you gonna play for us?
Speaker 6: I think we'll play Lonely Night, a little song called
Lonely Nights.
Speaker 1: Awesome. I love this song. And I'm very excited to
hear it play it acoustic live in studio.
Speaker 2: So here we are, ye cruel morning for a long
Adam sprung this on us at like seven.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: I was still asleep and basically responded, okay, yeah, here
I am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: You were having a dream, gloulecase in you were punching
a lamp.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, what he does? Okay, all right, well,
fair enough, whatever, whenever you're ready.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 9: Lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, nice, lone heallly lonely, lone lady, nice.
Speaker 2: Smoke a funny cigarette. Walked into the discothech, trying not
to act strange, dancing like a freak. I'm trying to
be discreek hass, trying to catch you nen.
Speaker 14: Lo la lo let lonely, lonely nice, hol lo let
looneyt loon let lonely nice.
Speaker 8: The tons and the tons and guns a line.
Speaker 4: I couldn't find you anywhere, foundedly so fine circles getting smaller,
running out of time, the kind of hazard I want
you to be mine.
Speaker 8: Low there, lone man, lonely, lordly nights.
Speaker 15: On the lolay lord man, loely Lonely Nice, Lonely, running.
Speaker 16: Out of time, Lola lone Man, lor La lonely Nice,
Mola lor Man, lol Lonly Nights.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Lolyly Loly Nice, Loly Loly, Loly, lonely Nice, Loly Loly, Loly,
lonly Nice.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love it. That was awesome. That
was awesome. Wow.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for you guys to.
Speaker 1: Hear your souls on playback. Yeah, like that was really awful.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that was great, well done. If you are
just joining us, we have replaced by robots here with
us live in studio on this Saturday morning, and that
sounded fantastic.
Speaker 3: I put my toe out of line. I'm gonna get
it later.
Speaker 1: Oh my well, no, no, no worries. So now how
do you Everyone always say it's this question, but how
do you describe your music to people who haven't heard it?
Because there's obviously a tremendous mix of influences and you
have you know, you've all played in other bands and
have different backgrounds and earliest I assume so. And by
the way, Heather, are you you're also an oil painter? Correct?
Speaker 3: Yes, I am trained, Yeah, trained trained.
Speaker 1: Jenny's an artist and I am not trained.
Speaker 8: I am.
Speaker 1: But so curious. So how do you describe your or
do you even try? Or do you just play it
and say?
Speaker 4: When I spam, when I send out males about our
about our upcoming shows, I always say the world's most
prominent rock band, if you're interested in in that. But
usually I say, you can tell what we love. You
can tell that we love nineties alternative. You can tell
we like the Pixies, the Cure and and Girl Group.
I gotta ask punk rock.
Speaker 1: Are you influenced by Blondie?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, because I'm like I thought, I'm like.
Speaker 10: She's gotta be I was a Blondie fanily Oh yeah,
And I can hear with you like.
Speaker 3: That is so called first concert I ever went to?
Speaker 8: Was really?
Speaker 4: Was it Meadow Lens brendan Burn Arena? It was ever
Under an opening for Blondie. Yeah, of course, yeah, I
was like nine, Yes, of course?
Speaker 1: So did we ever? Yeah? So I mean, what do
you so? What do you call it?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Do you try to put a label on what you do.
Speaker 4: Or well that's usually what we hear in our reviews
is kind of genre busting. But you can tell what
we like, you know, if you if you like the
uh you know Bauhaus, You're like, oh, you know, I
hear a little of that. I mean, Adam over here
is an encyclopedia of underground music, so he can just
pop in.
Speaker 3: Whatever influences we're thinking about that day.
Speaker 6: Nice, nice kind of pop goth. Yeah, dance dance pop.
Speaker 1: God dance pop goth. I like that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And one of the things that when we came up
with the name Replaced by Robots, what we kind of
loved about it was like it didn't hidge and hold
us into anything because it and like we'll write songs
and then we're like, this is not like what we do,
but it fits in. Like everything fits in with that name, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean?
Speaker 3: I love it A good pigeonhole.
Speaker 1: Well, where so where does the name come from? Replaced
by Robots?
Speaker 4: I mean, I Uh, we were tossing around ideas and uh,
I just came up with that out of the kind
of out of the blue. But uh, it had something
to do with a kind of disappointment in the algorithm
driven of todayis of music and uh, you know, and
also people's livelihoods and just everything. Yeah, and uh and
to me that was I mean, it could be a
way of saying that we're robots, or it could be
a way of saying we are obsolete bohemians, and you know,
maybe a little of both. Sure, we play with we
play with all of those ideas, and once we uh
picked up on that concept, it became so much fun
to play with with our videos, with our writing, and
so yeah, yeah, right guys, Yeah, absolutely, And and.
Speaker 1: What about the themes, like lyrical themes in your songs?
I mean, is there anything specific that you're trying to
convey or are you trying to I saw, you know,
the word when I was reading about the band, the
word futuristic came up quite a bit. But I don't
know if I mean a song like Lonely Nights that's
not that's not anything futuristic. That's just something relatable. Maybe
that's why I like that song so much. Aside from that,
it's very catchy. It's something everyone can relate to, right.
Speaker 3: But well, yeah, Heartbreak and the Apocalypse go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like I feel like at a core always like
very emotional, you know, like like I love soul music,
but I don't like listening to it. But I like
the concept.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, very interesting, very interesting, what's your what's your
live show? Alike? Because because what you do lends itself
to I assume the robot is big.
Speaker 2: He's like, we put him out front and he just
kind of dances, yeah, and then people kind of want
to come dance with him.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we just have fun.
Speaker 3: Man, we're very high energy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's spectral and uh and and uh and luminous, mesmerizing.
We've been told little things mesmerizing and uh and I
mean we're we're a tough actor. Follow Literally, bands who
have to go on after us are like, oh, man,
like what what am I going to do? Those guys
that they're weird and they're also like so driving that
it may take a couple of songs for for a
person to reclaim the space.
Speaker 1: Sure, and that's cool. Ooh yeah, that's that's very cool. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Both Adam and I come from really intense like uh,
like punk rock band.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So you were in the Elevator Drop, okay, because
I remember that band?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and oh go ahead, yeah, and Adam was
in a funeral party, which was and we knew each
other in Boston. Oh no, kidding can make the whole
thing makes no sense. We shared a rehearsal space and
he reminded me, I I have like the worst memory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I was like, oh my god.
Speaker 2: So we were like, like we shared a rehearsal space
together in Boston. Then he was like, my neighbor up here.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, so this is there is an element of
fate to this, right. We were destined. We had a
band together.
Speaker 4: We all came together at a we we hosted the
Chameleons in their kind of acoustic form a Chameleons Box,
play a show at our house and uh, and we
invited Adam to the party. He's a huge band, and
it was it was a great night. It was a
it was a great show. And then we ended up
deciding to play together at that show.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay. And then how long after you decided to
play together, how long did it take to get the project?
And not too long?
Speaker 3: No, like a month?
Speaker 1: Really that's quick, Yeah, that's quick. But that's when you
know you've got something right. I always say this when
you when you have something that you know, gels quickly,
you know, and it's not a lot of effort, you know,
to try to put something together. It just kind of happens,
and you know, you've really got something totally.
Speaker 6: I think it's forty three days, three days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, unlike Loukas and Adam has a very good
memory apparently.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's like a soup. Everything is all mixed together.
Speaker 4: He just dips the ladle in and spills it out
and yeah, all years intermingled, all the fact.
Speaker 6: How this is the spoon on the bowl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see soup, I see, I see.
Speaker 3: We are for his madness.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, well I think we should play another studio track.
So we talked off air about this, so this is
not one of the ones you sent me, but I
do have a queue up right. Where do you get here?
Speaker 12: It is?
Speaker 1: Are we falling in love? Or am I just losing
my mind? I really like this song too, And this
is of course we haven't talked about this yet. We'll
talk about the experiment, the EP that you've released a
little bit on the other side of this. But but
let's give this a listen, because I really like this
song a lot. And if you are just joining us,
we do have replaced replaced by robots here with us
in studio and uh, let's uh, let's give this a spend.
This is called are we falling in love? Or am
I just losing my mind?
Speaker 12: Jesse spending a lone out the altar case goud it's
such a beautiful nice sometimes.
Speaker 5: A list of the sector, the lasting times, the sensors.
Speaker 7: As were porn.
Speaker 3: Sure know the difecious shot?
Speaker 1: Oh are we falling in love? Am I just losing
my mind? The band is replaced by robots, and we
have replaced by robots here with us live in studio.
What are you gonna say, Jenny? Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna say anything.
Speaker 1: Oh okay.
Speaker 10: I thought about it for a moment and then went down.
Speaker 1: Oh okay. It was like it was a fleeting thing.
I understood, understood, okay, I was going to That sounds
nice when you say things.
Speaker 2: Well, were you going to say, I'm not telling you?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Fine, nobody say it to you.
Speaker 3: You promised you would behaved surprises that he.
Speaker 6: Doesn't talk about.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, you're shortening. Yes, oh you may growl now.
Speaker 1: But you will see. So tell us about the the
ep uh the experiment? Where did where did you record this?
And how did you record it? And it sounds great?
We recorded it at our house, okay.
Speaker 2: But then like, uh, it was really good. So like
we had certain songs where we we brought that song
that you just played to uh Hagar that Uh he
was in Elevator Drops. He's in Devo now really he's right,
he's a producer. His brother's nuts he Uh he does
like all the Miley Cyrus records and Josh's is his brother.
And we were, you know, Elevator ups forever and so
we mixed that there, and then we mixed Lonely Nights
with Colderry, who's amazing. He does not all the Pixies
records and the Go Gos and yeah, and there. It's
funny because there was one part originally in that song
which there was a little snippet of a Go Go song,
didn't we didn't know what it was. Adam was playing
it and we knew or he probably knew, and he
pulled it out and and I found out later that
he also uh produced.
Speaker 17: Oh wow, So he wanted to bury it was my
intentional nod to the Go Gos, and he kind of
wanted to bury in the mix as to avoid any litigation.
Speaker 4: Oh really, Actually I think it was more like, hey,
he didn't want to whole focus off our amazing tune.
Speaker 3: And suddenly being like, oh, I want to listen to
the Go.
Speaker 6: Gos right right, the Go Go effect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I for for a lot of years I
would always pull in quotes from other songs and it
was really enlightening. I was, you know, like you learned
from a producer. And I really like that that input
because like it makes you strive to stay original, which
is hard in this day and age with all the
influences of other music around you. So it's awesome. It's like,
especially with what we do, we definitely have a lot
of influences, but we do we work hard to make
it still be you know.
Speaker 1: Right right, Yeah, yeah, that can be a challenge, of course. Yeah,
absolutely absolutely. And you've got a lot of shows coming
up too. You're talking about that off here, right, You
got some uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're playing September eighteenth at the stone Church excellent,
and we're playing in October on the tenth at the
Appohadian in Portland.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the the one that's coming up in stone Church,
we've got like the Glimmer Stars. It's their first date
of their tour. They're from l A Hollywood area and
they're coming out here and that's the first date, and
so we're kind of psyched and we're playing with us
versus the Man Polana versus the Man.
Speaker 1: Okay, and the.
Speaker 2: The Cretans who are like they have there's some like
they're like a punk rock they're they're friends with the
queers and all that that that whole old Boston Hampshire,
Boston scene.
Speaker 3: So it's it's gonna be David Paint like.
Speaker 12: This.
Speaker 3: This is a new rasp that we don't usually.
Speaker 1: Have, well, but it is. It is nine am on
on a Saturday morning. It's something to get you going
in the morning. That's right. There you go, there you go.
Speaker 3: I just this guy up at a truck stops, not the.
Speaker 6: Actual Dave, the real Dave actually coming by.
Speaker 10: Yeah, boy, Pat sorry, I can help it. You got
to blame retro, right, right?
Speaker 1: So are there are there plans to record new more
music sooner? This hasn't been out for very long actually, right,
so you're probably still.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we'll got some new stuff in the works.
Speaker 2: We're super excited that we have a couple of tracks
already done and we might we're trying to figure out
what this day and age is so like bonkers. We
might just release like a single, because putting out a
record is so weird it doesn't even make sense. No
one wants records. They want like they want song and
they want another one. So we might just put them
out and then them into a bin and put the
bin out side and package it and make a record.
Speaker 6: Yeah, dump it out all over the street. Yeah, I
get at kids.
Speaker 1: Well, that is though, I mean, that's how a lot
of I mean, there's so many different ways you can
release music now, right, But but that but that approach
of kind of the inverse of what it used to be, right,
because it used to be you know, you have an
album and then you have a bunch of singles from
the album. And now a lot of artists who they
put out a series of singles and eventually coal less
into an album.
Speaker 17: And yeah, it's really retro too, because that's really you know,
the old fifties rock and roll, it was all about singles.
Speaker 6: That's true.
Speaker 1: You know, I hadn't even thought.
Speaker 6: About a full circle back to the beginning.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's a good point. Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: Grab our dollar and go into the studio box music,
walk out in our little forty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, that makes sense. And then do you
have any have you done any videos yet for any
of these songs? Oh, they all have videos. I'm gonna
I'm gonna have to go check those out. Yeah yeah,
because I'm really curious about that.
Speaker 2: You can see all of them that replaced by robots
do space. We couldn't afford dot com.
Speaker 6: Oh, I had my son's dress up as ghosts for
the Ouiji board video.
Speaker 1: Oh really, yeah, Oh, I got to check that out.
I gotta check that out. Let's play another one. I
want to get these all in before we run out
of time, because, like I said, I love your sound.
The title track, Oh no, it's not the title track.
I'm sorry, but laboratory. I don't know why. No, the
the EV has called the experiment. I don't know why
I was thinking this was the title track. See I
also at you know, nine am on a Saturday. I
have issues on my own, but but plus I only
had like two SIPs of my Monster Energy drink so far.
That's that's my issue. But let's give this a listen.
This is a short song, this is under two minutes,
but but it's it's good stuff. And then we'll come
back and talk a little more. If you are just
joining us. We have replaced by Robots here with us
a live in studio on this Saturday morning on Matt
Connorton Unleashed Here it is laboratory by Replaced by Robots.
Speaker 5: Stops stop.
Speaker 1: That is a short song. The Indians knock up on
me there, but I like it laboratory And so what
what are you saying?
Speaker 2: In those?
Speaker 1: Because we were talking off there about this, This is
a common question. What are you What are you saying there?
Speaker 4: Either in those I'm saying ha ha ha okay, because
it is funny, yes to say ha ha ha.
Speaker 1: We were talking about yeah, how people people always wonder
what it is that you're saying. I wondered it too
when I was listening to it. I thought, when I
listened to it the first time, I thought, it sounds
like she's just saying ha ha ha. But I'm not
sure you know that thing, and my ears don't always
hear everything correctly.
Speaker 3: Either, experience mirth with me, see as you are doing. Yes,
we are all very happy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Replaced by Robots is here with us, live in
studio and where should people go online? We want to
make sure everybody knows where's the best place to find
you online for to keep up with everything that you're doing.
Speaker 2: Replaced by robots, that's space space. I actually we did
try to buy dot com, but he wasn't at it
was like six seven dollars more, but that ends up
every month, well.
Speaker 1: Not only that year, not only that. But I think
because you've got kind of a futuristic vibe, right, I
think space is better anyway? Right, I agree, Yeah, yeah,
you know, why not?
Speaker 5: I like that?
Speaker 1: And I yeah, I like that song a lot too.
I was saying, it's got got a little bit of
a surf punk vibe there with the guitar and everything
in the whole vibe of it. I really like that
a lot. That must go over well live. Do you
play that one live?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's an opener often.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no kidding, okay, yeah, that's like three or
four times. And I said, yeah, oh my, do you
well it is? It is a short song. One more time.
I reminds me of a do you remember This is
totally off subject, but do you remember lou Bega Mamo
number five?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I saw lou Bega one time at at the time,
I was working at a record store and I got
invited to go to one of those all day radio
station shows one of the Boston stations was doing. This
was a long time ago. This was this was when
Mamo number five was on the radio. And uh so
it's like, you know, like fifteen different artists throughout the day,
and they've all got really short, like twenty minute sets
because of so many of them. And lou Bega was
one of the one of the performers, and he actually
played Mamo number five twice. He opened with it, and
I thought, well, he's opening with his big hit. This
is a bold move. And then I thought, oh, maybe
he's closing with a cover. That's the one time. That's
the only way that makes sense. He must be closing
with a cover that goes over really well. So he's
going to open with his big hit. He didn't he
So he opens with Mamo number five, then he plays
like one other song from his album, and then he
closes with Mamo number five. He actually played it twice
and I and it was like, it was kind of weird,
but but I also remember thinking, I respect it in
a way that he understands, he knows he's a one
hit wonder. He understands he's on the you know, thirteenth
or fourteenth of his fifteen minutes.
Speaker 14: You know what I mean.
Speaker 17: I saw Men Without Hats a couple of years ago,
and they opened with safety Dance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they ended with no kidding? Yeah, all right, you
don't have.
Speaker 5: To do that, guys.
Speaker 3: They have a lot of good songs, come on, I but.
Speaker 1: That's their only hit, right yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh no, Actually, what was that one? The apocalypse one.
Speaker 1: From Men Without Yeah, I don't even remember that.
Speaker 8: The world.
Speaker 1: Oh that's kind of familiar.
Speaker 3: It's a tear jerker.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, all right, yeah.
Speaker 6: I think they did that twice too, because they got to.
Speaker 1: Fill that time. Get that get that check. Yeah. Oh
that's funny. So when's just remind people too. I know
we just talked about it, but for people just joining us,
when is your next show? When is the next opportunity?
Speaker 4: Stember eighteenth September eighteen, Slimmer.
Speaker 6: Stars Plana Versus the Man, the Cretans.
Speaker 1: And us and you and very good, very good, by
the way, So and then all the how do you
how do you handle the percussion and everything in the
when you're on stage? Is that is that programmed or
how do you approach that?
Speaker 2: Michael Mike Walsh who is uh as virtual.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he plays excellent, excellent and.
Speaker 2: Uh and Adam. What the funniest part of all this
is Adam you know, he's been playing the guitar is
you know, fantastic And then one day we're at practice
and we had a drummer time and he's like, hey,
let me, let me just show you this part and
Adam sat behind the drums. Yeah, like, Adam, it might
be the best, one of the best drummers that I've seen.
And it's like a secret, secret idea. So Adam played
the recording.
Speaker 4: Never heard him drummer his fingers on the table before.
Then he just yeah, busted out.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 17: It's been easy too, because like we can just late,
we don't have to. The three of us can just
write and record and play everything. And you know, Michael
Mike will probably start great now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he can do he can do anything that you
point him at.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, very good, very good. Well listen,
I want to thank you, thank the three of you
for joining us here today, all the four of you,
because the robots here as well. Yeah, I forget. I
asked you if the robot had a name. I can't
remember what you said. Does the robot have a name?
Speaker 2: Boris Boris Excel two four.
Speaker 1: XL two four? Yes, I had a Do you remember
to excel? I had a two XL when I was
like kid played the A track you put the A
tractapes in? Was I am to excel?
Speaker 2: One thing I'll put out there that our sort of
secret hope that we have is eventually people will come
to our shows and bring their robots so that they
can all dance in the front together.
Speaker 1: That's that's such a cool idea, the robots together.
Speaker 2: If you come to the Stone Church, bring a robot
and we'll give you free.
Speaker 1: That's a very cool idea, world of robots. Does it
have to be a robot?
Speaker 2: What if it's like like, like what can what a
robotic like like a roomba?
Speaker 1: Is that that would be that works?
Speaker 2: That would be pretty hilarious because I think, actually it's
my you say that because I want to think.
Speaker 4: It was like, it'll be a motor It'll be like
survival research laboratories, only without the fighting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's funny you say that because one of the
new videos that we're working on. Like, I'm always like
trying to find something it's a little different, and I
was looking at roomba uh footage and it's it's gonna
make it in there and it has nothing to do
with this song. The next song that we're releasing is
really organic and beautiful.
Speaker 1: But it is yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, it's not on the it's not no, We're done.
It's recorded. It's a masterpiece, Adam. The guitar is I
feel like I'm like stroking the guitars. It's the guitar.
It's a guitar like show piece.
Speaker 1: Nice. Nice. When's it coming out? I don't know. All right,
well tell us when it's ready. All do a world
premiere for.
Speaker 6: It, have some surprises in the fall.
Speaker 1: Absolutely awesome, awesome, excellent, excellent. Well again, thank thank you all,
all three of you. And I think we'll close the
segment with the studio version of Lonely Nights again. This
is my favorite. It's just so catchy. But I really
appreciate you all coming in this morning.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having us.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely absolutely. We will do it again in the future.
And if you are listening live on Saturday, we have
are they in the building, Jenny, Silent season. Silent Season
is coming up in the second hour, but we will
close out this segment again. This is Lonely Nights and
this is replaced by robots.
Speaker 5: Loly nights.
Speaker 18: Nights A cigarette look down to the trying not to
act to strange, dancing like a freak.
Speaker 8: We're trying to be the street.
Speaker 18: Is I trying to catch the noise hol.
Speaker 4: Sns in Inspiger the hans and guns alge I couldn't
find you anywhere fun fin so because heading saw them
running out of time in the a China houser.
Speaker 5: I want you to.
Speaker 1: Saying thing
Speaker 3: Many only nights