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Speaker 10: is punch drunk. The band is bf Raid, Boston's Final Raid.
Speaker 10: And we got a couple of the guys from the
Speaker 10: band here with us. We're gonna talk to them in
Speaker 10: just a moment, but welcome everybody. We have entered our
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Speaker 10: et cetera. Today is Saturday, August twenty two, two thousand
Speaker 10: twenty six. Let's get these mics on. So we've got
Speaker 10: Bruce Owens returning to the show and Jamie Forbes with
Speaker 10: us as well from the band bf Raid, Boston's Final Raid.
Speaker 10: How you doing, guys doing? Welcome, Welcome, Welcome and combat Zone.
Speaker 10: So this is very new. This just came out end
Speaker 10: of July. Correct. Yep, the album combat Zone fantastic. Yeah.
Speaker 10: I listened to the whole thing really good. I love it.
Speaker 10: Oh and I got, of course the package you sent
Speaker 10: with the flash drive and everything. Oh. Speaking of which, yeah,
Speaker 10: you did walk in with a bag of stuff, didn't you.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, you guys, You guys takes such good
Speaker 10: care of us. Here, I'm gonna for those of you
Speaker 10: watching the video, I'm gonna put the uh put this
Speaker 10: back on myself for a minute. So we got a
Speaker 10: bag here with the band's logo on one side. Oh,
Speaker 10: and of course combat Zone, the album on the other.
Speaker 10: And this is a This feels like there's a lot
Speaker 10: of stuff in here. Oh my god. So the vinyl
Speaker 10: a vinyl copy. There's the front, there's the back of
Speaker 10: combat Zone.
Speaker 2: Oh that's the first album.
Speaker 10: Oh, the first album. I'm sorry, I rate it again,
Speaker 10: which goes with the T shirt that I'm wearing because
Speaker 10: you're you were generous last time too and brought brought goodies.
Speaker 10: So I'm wearing the T shirt that's the first album. Yep.
Speaker 10: Oh this is Yeah. These have the stick some these
Speaker 10: have more. Oh Jenny loves stickers, by the way, I
Speaker 10: don't know if you remember that. You remember that from
Speaker 10: last time? Yeah, thank you. So these these are full
Speaker 10: of full of stickers. And let's see what else. Oh
Speaker 10: got a shirt a shirt for new album. Oh yeah,
Speaker 10: for the new album combat Zone. Wow. Look at that.
Speaker 10: I'm trying to describe describe this all the best I
Speaker 10: can for our audio listeners. But very nice, very nice.
Speaker 11: Matt Bruce's Santa Claus.
Speaker 10: He really is. This is incredible. No listen sometimes guests
Speaker 10: bring us goodies, but this is way above and beyond. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and he did that last time too.
Speaker 2: I remember too.
Speaker 10: He brought us more stuff than any other guest ever has.
Speaker 11: He's second, he's second to Gene Simmons. But he doesn't
Speaker 11: shod you for it.
Speaker 10: So we got yeah, two shirts, one for me, one
Speaker 10: for Jenny. Thank you so much. And what is in this? Oh?
Speaker 10: This is interesting? Okay, So here's a box. It's got
Speaker 10: the a variation of your logo from the Bruins, the
Speaker 10: Boston Bruins. I'm not a sports ball fan, so I'm
Speaker 10: slow on that. But uh my god. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 10: we still use the last time you brought us a mug.
Speaker 10: We still we still use that mug afraid? Oh is it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 10: So this is oh my goodness. We open this up here.
Speaker 10: Very nice. Another thermos if you will. Would thermists be
Speaker 10: the right term or travel travel mug? Yeah? Yeah, very cool.
Speaker 10: And it's got the graphics for the boy. This is
Speaker 10: this is the real deal too, Like this is not
Speaker 10: a cheap thing, No, this is this is really.
Speaker 2: I use mine every day.
Speaker 10: Oh my god, yeah, very cool. It looks like this
Speaker 10: two of them here, so wonderful. Thank you so much. Whoops,
Speaker 10: put that down for a second because I see yet
Speaker 10: something else in here? Uh bfraid? Uh would you call
Speaker 10: that a bottle opener?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I don't drink, so I don't know rarely opened bottles.
Speaker 10: But these are very cool. Thank you got two of
Speaker 10: those too, Thank you guys so much. Bus you really
Speaker 10: are Santa, it's amazing, amazing.
Speaker 11: Next time you see, like, if you happen to watch
Speaker 11: Coach and bro like Coach, make sure he has the
Speaker 11: mug visible on his desk.
Speaker 10: Yeah, oh absolutely, absolutely, Well, geez, you know what you
Speaker 10: gave me an idea. If I put this right here,
Speaker 10: there you go, there we go. Excellent. That's a very
Speaker 10: good I get that. That's right exactly exactly. Wow, thank
Speaker 10: you guys.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because since the new album came out
Speaker 2: and I didn't tell you Jamie yet, I was checking
Speaker 2: out on merch logs. Now merch is blowing up good, excellent,
Speaker 2: big time. I mean numbers that are really impressive.
Speaker 11: So I think I think with the shirt, whether you
Speaker 11: like the band or not, it's a cool shirt.
Speaker 10: It is a cool shirt. Yeah, yeah, absolute.
Speaker 11: And what we had to do to what Bruce had
Speaker 11: to do to get the image. Yes, but you were
Speaker 11: involved in a lot of that too. Well no, I
Speaker 11: mean you had to deal with that.
Speaker 10: You know, what did you have to do to get
Speaker 10: the image?
Speaker 2: Well, when we first started looking for the album art,
Speaker 2: Matt is big against Ai. Okay, so we were like, okay,
Speaker 2: we're going to use a photograph. And we found a
Speaker 2: photograph of the Grain Street in like the nineteen seventies
Speaker 2: with a seventies car on one side. It was daybreak,
Speaker 2: so there was a prostitute walking down the street ending
Speaker 2: her shift and a blue collar guy walking in the
Speaker 2: other direction starting his ok we thought it was perfect.
Speaker 2: It took me a month to hunt down the guy
Speaker 2: that owned the rights to the picture, and he wanted
Speaker 2: us to pay pretty much our recording budget licensed professional?
Speaker 11: Was this the professor or.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even want to say, what's schoolies from?
Speaker 2: But he wanted a lot of money. Yeah, So we
Speaker 2: kept hunting. We found a picture we liked in the
Speaker 2: City of Boston archives of a theater in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: City of Boston said, go ahead, use it free album
Speaker 2: for free?
Speaker 10: Oh no kidding, excellent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We're like great. We put it on some of
Speaker 2: the march and it started getting rejected because there was
Speaker 2: a woman on one of the posters in the theater
Speaker 2: that was scantily dressed, and AI kept saying, oh, that's
Speaker 2: a naked woman. Oh okay, and they kept bouncing it.
Speaker 2: So we were like, we don't want to upload the
Speaker 2: album cover to platforms and have the same problem because
Speaker 2: it isn't a human looking at it and the album's
Speaker 2: getting rejected. So we finally found the cover ut we're
Speaker 2: using from this guy, robit Post. He was awesome, he
Speaker 2: worked with us, he gave us a great price. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the post artworks on the front City Boss not work
Speaker 2: is in the back. And another guy gave us outwork
Speaker 2: for the inside of the CD.
Speaker 10: Okay, okay, No, it came out great.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Wasn't there any problems? Wasn't there some problems with this
Speaker 11: platform wise in the beginning?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well not make up bound because of the City
Speaker 2: of Boston picture.
Speaker 11: No, this one that we have now, no, No.
Speaker 2: It's been smooth.
Speaker 10: Yeah, oh good good.
Speaker 11: So it was a process just to have the art. Yeah,
Speaker 11: but we would dead set on combat Zone.
Speaker 10: Yeah. While worth it where.
Speaker 11: Everybody says, oh that the naked eye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and even if you don't know the band, I
Speaker 2: don't think there's any T shirts out there with the
Speaker 2: Naked Eye in the Pilgrim Theater on it. So, right,
Speaker 2: anyone who's like a Bostonian just like seize the shirt
Speaker 2: and they love it.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. Awesome.
Speaker 11: I've had several people like again, like you know, friends
Speaker 11: of ours that are not into the band, but I
Speaker 11: want that shirt. Yeah that's great, you know, like an
Speaker 11: NWA shirt, you know that's the Yeah. I almost wore
Speaker 11: one because I heard you were into it.
Speaker 10: Yeah it was I was like, well, anything Kiss related
Speaker 10: is a good choice too. My favorite band.
Speaker 2: So and the cool thing about having that Naked Eye
Speaker 2: on the cover is Naked Eye was on Washington Street
Speaker 2: in Boston, Okay. Its address was six six six Washington Street.
Speaker 10: Kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the most club in Boston.
Speaker 10: Yeah six oh wow, Oh that's cool.
Speaker 11: I work in the Seaport, so, like I took a
Speaker 11: stroll over there a couple of weeks ago just to yeah,
Speaker 11: try to feel it. Yeah, I mean there's still some
Speaker 11: structure there, but it's like the seaport alone was packing
Speaker 11: lots thirteen years ago and now it's a whole city.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, but the ghosts are there in the farm
Speaker 11: bet zone.
Speaker 10: Right right, yeah, no doubt, no doubt. So is that
Speaker 10: kind of the theme of the album, I mean, tell
Speaker 10: us about the album.
Speaker 11: So.
Speaker 2: Not really by design, but it evolved to be what
Speaker 2: I call an auto audio documentary about Boston because a
Speaker 2: lot of the songs are really autobiographical, with the exception
Speaker 2: of Bullets from the Board, but even the songs that
Speaker 2: Billy wrote are really about his past experiences growing up
Speaker 2: in Boston, first meeting his wife on Causeway Street, things
Speaker 2: of that nature. So there's a lot of songs. Punch
Speaker 2: Drunk is about our hometown.
Speaker 11: Ultimately, it starts in our hometown, on our block that
Speaker 11: Bruce and I grew up on and Billy on the
Speaker 11: other side.
Speaker 2: We grew up in the same neighborhood, but Jamie's younger
Speaker 2: than me, so you know, we didn't really meet each
Speaker 2: other until a little bit later, you know, when I
Speaker 2: was in my early twenties, Jamie was in his late
Speaker 2: teen But yeah, so we grew up with the same
Speaker 2: kind of experience and people. So Punch Trunk is about
Speaker 2: I was driving through Malden and and it's core. It's
Speaker 2: a very crude song, but I've hidden the crudeness of
Speaker 2: what it's about. But I was driving through Malden and
Speaker 2: I was remembering an encounter with a young lady as
Speaker 2: I was driving by our house. Then I get a
Speaker 2: couple of blocks away and I can remember an encounter,
Speaker 2: another one a few blocks down, and then I drove
Speaker 2: by our own rehearsal studio and I'm looking around and
Speaker 2: I could still see that the city has totally changed.
Speaker 2: But there were like little places where I can remember
Speaker 2: maybe a fight here or a kissed there, or and
Speaker 2: still kind of left my mark in the city. So
Speaker 2: our hometown has totally changed.
Speaker 11: Just three day years ago, I was. I was on
Speaker 11: the phone with them and I had to because my
Speaker 11: family house is still in that town. Yeah, And I
Speaker 11: was like, Bruce, would you I went to all the
Speaker 11: areas that are mentioned in the song, that are all
Speaker 11: but I was just sending them video footage, just like clips, right,
Speaker 11: because he was trying to put the put together a video,
Speaker 11: and he did end up using some okay, But like
Speaker 11: the boneyard is mentioned in the song, Bruce, was the
Speaker 11: boneyard the graveyard or was it in the back of
Speaker 11: the graveyard.
Speaker 2: There was a graveyard if you left our high school.
Speaker 2: There were train tracks right there, which had a live
Speaker 2: train back in the day. Okay, so you come out
Speaker 2: of the high school, go by the tracks, and there
Speaker 2: was a hole that probably the generation before me had
Speaker 2: ripped in the chain link fence. She could go into
Speaker 2: the graveyard and you were hidden away and people could
Speaker 2: smoke various things or fronk beers back there. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: it's so funny that, like we would it was called
Speaker 2: the boneyard because a free roll was called a bone
Speaker 2: back then, okay, and people will go to the boneyard.
Speaker 2: And like Jamie was like younger than me, and by
Speaker 2: the time I had moved on and I was hanging
Speaker 2: out in clubs, him and his teenage fronts were drinking
Speaker 2: in the boneyard. It was like a past on kind
Speaker 2: of thing from And I'm sure there's kids that are
Speaker 2: drinking in the boneyard right now. So it's kind of
Speaker 2: a cool little area. But it's right in the middle
Speaker 2: of downtown and the cops can definitely see what's going on,
Speaker 2: but you just kind of leave people alone.
Speaker 10: Oh really, we know where you.
Speaker 11: Are, right right, yeah, thing, Yeah, yeah, I'll turn into
Speaker 11: a condo haven, you know what I mean, because it's
Speaker 11: right next to the Orange line. So it's just like
Speaker 11: the workforce that makes sense, and there was generations of
Speaker 11: families that have been there for fifty sixty years. Yeah,
Speaker 11: it's no more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, our dad's and Billie went to Malden to high
Speaker 2: before we did.
Speaker 10: Oh really yeah, oh wow, yeah, no kidding, no kidding.
Speaker 10: So where did you record this? Because this album took
Speaker 10: a long time, right, like it seems like like almost
Speaker 10: two years and you got yeah, and you guys really
Speaker 10: and part of why I know that is because you
Speaker 10: guys were really documenting it on on social media as
Speaker 10: you were recording.
Speaker 11: Well, as soon as we finished Rated Again, we went
Speaker 11: right to work. It was almost like having a second
Speaker 11: child before thinking about it. It's just like we don't
Speaker 11: do this now, we might not do it, so like
Speaker 11: we were just committed to it. You know, we're not
Speaker 11: Spring Chicken. So we just we went right to work
Speaker 11: on the second one. Yeah, right after Rated Again was released.
Speaker 2: Wow, So we used the same studio the record go okay,
Speaker 2: and we like the place. It feels like home to us.
Speaker 2: And we used to say engineer who is a genius.
Speaker 11: Yeah. If it wasn't for the engineer, you know what
Speaker 11: I mean, it wouldn't have been an automatic. We would
Speaker 11: have went back there. But yeah, since he you know,
Speaker 11: he was like the fifth member, okay. Yeah, and it
Speaker 11: was just like knows our nuances, knows.
Speaker 10: Our moods, yep, yep.
Speaker 11: But most important, he's knows my drums, Like he mixed
Speaker 11: my drums better than any project I've ever been in. Yeah,
Speaker 11: because he's a drummer, so he was, oh perfect, I
Speaker 11: had that advantage perfect.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he really knows us well and what we want
Speaker 2: and how to communicate with us. And I'll give him
Speaker 2: a shout out. He actually just opened up his own
Speaker 2: recording studio okay and Waltham called One Horse Recording. It's
Speaker 2: the old Wellly Mammoth studio set was owned by David
Speaker 2: Minihan from the neighborhoods.
Speaker 10: Oh no kidding.
Speaker 2: So he bought that and it was one last track
Speaker 2: I had to do, and I went over to the
Speaker 2: new studio to do that track. Yeah, and it's beautiful,
Speaker 2: it's really nice and it was easy to work in.
Speaker 11: So yeah, well you can't leave out where the record
Speaker 11: Cole was.
Speaker 2: Oh yea yeah. So that was the inspiration for a
Speaker 2: lot of the album too.
Speaker 11: Yeah, right in the heart of methadone mile. Oh really,
Speaker 11: you're in the middle of it. It was like this look,
Speaker 11: you know, gem in this you know, dark place, and
Speaker 11: it did inspire you know a lot, you know, a
Speaker 11: lot of the attitude, the nastiness, you know, the ugliness
Speaker 11: of the world too. But it's really in the middle
Speaker 11: of the method.
Speaker 2: The Greatest Show really was kind of born during the
Speaker 2: Raided Against sessions because there's these giant windows in the
Speaker 2: recording studio that look out right at the middle of
Speaker 2: mass and casts and we could watch drug deals every day.
Speaker 11: Some day I had some recorded. Bruce was like, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 11: really like stuff that would go good with a video,
Speaker 11: but it would have been yeah.
Speaker 2: And one of the things was we would see, you know,
Speaker 2: these young crosstitutes like twenty feet away from us on
Speaker 2: the other side of the glass, and at first you
Speaker 2: have this voyeuristic kind of thing, and then after a
Speaker 2: while you kind of get sick to your stomach because
Speaker 2: these girls are whacked out on drugs. They can barely
Speaker 2: stand up. There's strangers picking them up. And that's what
Speaker 2: really got me to write the greatest show in town,
Speaker 2: because you know, these girls to treated as adult entertainment.
Speaker 2: And I know some people have the libertarian idea about
Speaker 2: prostitution and people can do with their body what they
Speaker 2: want to do, but most of these girls that are
Speaker 2: out there aren't doing it because they want to do
Speaker 2: it a lot of times to being forced to be
Speaker 2: out there traf And what really hits me the hardest,
Speaker 2: and I kind of make a point of the song,
Speaker 2: is probably like ninety percent of these girls have been
Speaker 2: are victims of sexual abuse, and it hits me hard
Speaker 2: that when they're young girls and their abuse, all of
Speaker 2: us want to get the pitchforks, grub the abuser, and
Speaker 2: drag them out and to whatever to them. Right, they
Speaker 2: hit eighteen, they kicked out the system, and they end
Speaker 2: up on the streets and now they're a cautionary teal
Speaker 2: while people drive by in point and laugh and it's like, well,
Speaker 2: why did you care so much about that girl two
Speaker 2: years ago when she was seventeen sixteen, But now that
Speaker 2: she's eighteen nineteen, Now it's a joke and it's not.
Speaker 10: I mean, that's a really good insight.
Speaker 2: You know, they're in rough shape and hiety.
Speaker 11: All of them looked like junkies either, like somewhere in
Speaker 11: the early stages that.
Speaker 10: You would you wow, you you know what I mean,
Speaker 10: right right.
Speaker 11: I think the thing that disturbed me the most about
Speaker 11: those visuals was, you know, those addicts having no control
Speaker 11: of their body, you know, and having you know, they
Speaker 11: were just yeah.
Speaker 10: I know what you mean. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the freaky thing was there was a four one
Speaker 2: fifty at Boston Police if you're listening, that will pull
Speaker 2: up in the alley across from the studio every day
Speaker 2: at ten, I mean eleven am on the dot really
Speaker 2: and it will pull in in a line with form
Speaker 2: and they would just start selling fentanyl. Really, And it
Speaker 2: was every day at and I'm like, if I can
Speaker 2: see this and the police stations down the street, why
Speaker 2: don't you see this?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: And every day at eleven, the guy would pull into
Speaker 2: the same alley, everyone would line up. Noontime, he'd do
Speaker 2: another lot, loop around the block and boom, And he
Speaker 2: was also coming back and checking on.
Speaker 10: The girls, okay, whether.
Speaker 2: He was supplying them with fetanyl or he's trafficking them.
Speaker 2: But it was like this one truck and then we
Speaker 2: go back to the studio months later, same truck, eleven
Speaker 2: o'clock on the dot.
Speaker 11: Wow, So remind you this is this is the invitement.
Speaker 11: We recorded both these records.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, in the inside of the studios gorgeous. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but you're looking through that glass and it's like, wow.
Speaker 10: Wow, that's that's incredible. I think we should play another
Speaker 10: What do you guys want to play? You can pick
Speaker 10: that on.
Speaker 11: The subject and greatest show from what we were just
Speaker 11: talking about.
Speaker 2: You might still play the greatest show since we were
Speaker 2: just talking about it and what it's about. And it
Speaker 2: was also inspired loosely on the Robin Benedict murders. Okay,
Speaker 2: so Robin Bennict got murdered in the combat Zone. Okay
Speaker 2: by a tough professor. It was a huge case in
Speaker 2: Boston in the eighties.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 2: So part of the song is about the last first
Speaker 2: it's about how these girls are kind of nameless and
Speaker 2: throwaway and they just disappear.
Speaker 10: Okay, So all right, let's give this a spin. This
Speaker 10: is the opening track on the album. By the way,
Speaker 10: the album is Combat Zone and by bf Raid Boston's
Speaker 10: Final Raid, and this is the greatest show in town.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to fos and fished your ride on a fixing.
Speaker 6: Co lamp, but.
Speaker 1: No one knows this is your.
Speaker 4: Fucks and a night time chat's traveling itself.
Speaker 7: Then you drag your whistrom town to town.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna buff on.
Speaker 7: The back of the bus, just.
Speaker 9: Waiting to touchdown.
Speaker 6: You don't let him know you're to fine.
Speaker 1: Notice.
Speaker 7: Then you dripped away with a bottle of John's dog whine,
Speaker 7: screaming like a connimal buck up working off your latest moncker.
Speaker 5: Shotleman who gather around to see the Brady show in
Speaker 5: town puffies off remembrance, but they can't also help you, folks.
Speaker 6: I could even have the shaming herd.
Speaker 7: But what good happened?
Speaker 1: Yet?
Speaker 6: Your eyes trying to bulls a tear once.
Speaker 5: You cry yourself a here ago, so you climb a
Speaker 5: coat another, don't.
Speaker 7: Move another tail away from home on.
Speaker 1: A no no, screaming like a conimal bucker.
Speaker 7: Working your native looker. You're the festial to me, bounds.
Speaker 6: The greatest show with time, step right up.
Speaker 7: Screaming like a cockle bucker working off your native looker.
Speaker 5: You're the pestil to me bounds for I'm the crazy
Speaker 5: show went.
Speaker 6: Ok.
Speaker 11: Let me put some fun tonight.
Speaker 5: Are you looking at Patty?
Speaker 7: Let me put out a little.
Speaker 1: Show part that's so telling.
Speaker 7: Are confide.
Speaker 1: The chattery? The names?
Speaker 3: Would grandmothers did that?
Speaker 1: They were?
Speaker 6: They said, then you don't know she suffered supper chat
Speaker 6: to are you go in tush?
Speaker 5: Who were they?
Speaker 1: Or you remember.
Speaker 7: Super name?
Speaker 1: Movie else? Your name?
Speaker 9: Somewhere on Long Dollar Road would to no one's there
Speaker 9: a shadow to? They would have they already known?
Speaker 1: Did everyone that you you want.
Speaker 6: A soul?
Speaker 9: But not you.
Speaker 6: You'll stay in because you have nowhere to go.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no scream just like a cannibal bucker
Speaker 7: and your binger has your final bucker. You were the
Speaker 7: best in town.
Speaker 4: That's the great show in town.
Speaker 10: That is the greatest show in town. That is the
Speaker 10: opening track of the new album combat Zone from b
Speaker 10: f Raid Boston's Final Raid. And we've got Bruce and
Speaker 10: Jamie from the band here with us in studio and
Speaker 10: uh no, we were kind of talking off air. That's
Speaker 10: a that's a very strong, strong opening track. And uh, Bruce,
Speaker 10: you were just telling me too that you know, uh
Speaker 10: listeners might uh fans might recognize that voice from the
Speaker 10: first album, the voice of the female in that song.
Speaker 2: Yes, So on the opener for Rated Again Hollywoodwood Snakes,
Speaker 2: we used a front of ours gen cous Growth shutout
Speaker 2: to Jen and she's an actress. She's been in I
Speaker 2: don't know if you've seem Blown Away with Mark Wahlberg.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, she's in that. She plays the nurse.
Speaker 2: Oh no, she's been in a bunch of stuff. But
Speaker 2: she does voice over work and she DJs, so she
Speaker 2: has that group voice. So yeah, we brought Gen back
Speaker 2: to do. I didn't know that.
Speaker 11: Now I have to watch the movie. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's the nurse that gives Mark Wahlberg the asprom
Speaker 2: with a thick Boston accent.
Speaker 10: Okay, yeah, yeah, Jamie, we were talking off air too well. Actually,
Speaker 10: Bruce was telling me about this before you got here,
Speaker 10: because you got here a little bit before you about
Speaker 10: you've been getting some the band has been getting some
Speaker 10: exposure on the Coach and Bro Show.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, Vince Russo and Jonathan Coachman. I mean I've
Speaker 11: I've been friends with Vince for probably about a decade.
Speaker 11: And it all because you know the heat he gets
Speaker 11: Judy Bagwell on a poll match, right, he gets blamed
Speaker 11: for the death of WCW So like, he gets attacked
Speaker 11: a lot on social media, so I used to go
Speaker 11: in there and defend him because I thought his creative
Speaker 11: and his writing was great. And after due time, he
Speaker 11: started taking notice and he was like, hey, hey, thank you,
Speaker 11: I appreciate that. Next thing, you know, he's following me.
Speaker 11: Next thing, you know, I'm in his fantasy baseball league
Speaker 11: or whatever, and like, you know, so we we've corresponded
Speaker 11: over the years. He collects album he collects albums, he
Speaker 11: likes music, he likes Kiss.
Speaker 10: He's a big Kiss fan.
Speaker 11: Yes, so we you know, we just I would talk
Speaker 11: to him about non wrestling things. So he started this
Speaker 11: show with Coach about a year year and a half ago,
Speaker 11: and they're the they're the ones who don't glaze like
Speaker 11: they they're constructive criticism where they wweaw they want people
Speaker 11: to just put them over. Yeah, so they have an
Speaker 11: objective show. So Coach got fired from Serious from Busted Open,
Speaker 11: and now they're in the process of, you know, trying
Speaker 11: to do their own radio show. But through the connection,
Speaker 11: you know, I sent them some merchants, some the albums
Speaker 11: and the music, and they says, we're going to use this.
Speaker 11: So before the show starts, they run it through and
Speaker 11: then they mentioned us all the time.
Speaker 10: Oh fantastic.
Speaker 11: So with the new album they've been waiting for, so
Speaker 11: as they as they keep growing, you know, we're going
Speaker 11: to be their music people because it's not going to
Speaker 11: cost them anything for one. But they're also helping. Vince
Speaker 11: is helping me out. He was here, He was here
Speaker 11: in May, did some convention and I went out and
Speaker 11: met him. Yeah, and he's working with ICP with j
Speaker 11: c W right now, and they're trying to get that
Speaker 11: So if they come to Boston, we could end up
Speaker 11: being on a show with ICP. Oh that's cool, be
Speaker 11: it with those jugglos, they're crazy right right, But they
Speaker 11: there and they got quite a following, so I'm trying
Speaker 11: to keep that content. Bruce does all the promotions, so
Speaker 11: I try to do it from a different angle so
Speaker 11: that way we can complement each other and just work
Speaker 11: different avenues. So Vincent Coaches have been really big supporters
Speaker 11: of us.
Speaker 10: Oh that's excellent.
Speaker 11: Yeah, if you watch the show, they'll be mentioned.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'll have to check it out.
Speaker 11: Because I go by an alias. I work at a
Speaker 11: love firm, so they don't want me to using my
Speaker 11: real name.
Speaker 10: Oh, no kidding.
Speaker 11: So I'm Jimmy Fingers nineteen. Okay, that's my alias.
Speaker 10: No kidding. Oh wow, that's cool. That's cool, very good,
Speaker 10: very good. Yeah, I'll have to check that out. That's awesome.
Speaker 10: Any any other unusual sort of avenues for a promotion
Speaker 10: that you guys have done or.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you know my background is pretty much marketing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's been since like high school. I worked in
Speaker 2: a print shop in high school, so Fraid always had
Speaker 2: the best flyers and stickers and things of that nature.
Speaker 2: So we've been blessed, you know. As far as radio promotion,
Speaker 2: a lot of the local shows like New England Rock
Speaker 2: and Metal Radio and the w NES just picked us
Speaker 2: up good, and then a lot of the international stations
Speaker 2: and not picking us up. And we got picked up
Speaker 2: by another station in Mexico this week, Oh excellent contacted
Speaker 2: us out of the blue and it's a pretty big
Speaker 2: show that's been around for forty years. So it's funny.
Speaker 2: Two years ago when we sat here, a friend of
Speaker 2: ours was in paper Jam and said to Sheila and Tony,
Speaker 2: hey you should check out this band bf Raid, And
Speaker 2: they did the write up on us and they said,
Speaker 2: oh you should check out Matt Show. And your Show
Speaker 2: was the first show we did, so it was just
Speaker 2: like a project from us for us. And then after
Speaker 2: we did paper Jam and You, people started contacting us
Speaker 2: and we're like, wow, what is this And it just
Speaker 2: started to take off. And now with the second album,
Speaker 2: the momentum is kind of crazy because our streaming stats
Speaker 2: beyond what we expected. Like I was telling Jamie earlier,
Speaker 2: our merch sales after the roof and it's good and
Speaker 2: it's sad because we put merch out there for pretty
Speaker 2: much at cost. We make nothing on merch, so we
Speaker 2: want to just make it available and I'm like, wow,
Speaker 2: you know if I mark that up a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, but it's just good that people are buying
Speaker 2: shirts and mugs and listening to the music and stuff.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we use every avenue you can think of.
Speaker 11: So speaking of the merch, like now my jeep is
Speaker 11: filled with shirts and I'll pop them out, you know,
Speaker 11: and other wherever I'm at, people say, hey, you got
Speaker 11: that shirt, because because what we do on our site
Speaker 11: is we take pictures of people holding up our shirt.
Speaker 11: And now that library is getting big so that people
Speaker 11: want the shirt. But back to this you know, talking
Speaker 11: about the promotion pot like that. He's got all of
Speaker 11: the music thing going, so outside of the wrestling thing going.
Speaker 11: I a big fantasy football player, so like I have
Speaker 11: friends over at Sirius on the football shows. They got
Speaker 11: the stuff, and every now and then they'll play a
Speaker 11: cut and transition and that's outside the music run, but
Speaker 11: it's still promotion because someone's going to say who was
Speaker 11: that and they're going to be able to tell it.
Speaker 11: So like we're complimenting each other by doing different things
Speaker 11: once again, you know what I mean. He does way
Speaker 11: more than I do, but I try to help him
Speaker 11: by doing something different the same thing.
Speaker 10: It's excellent, Jammie.
Speaker 2: It's to one guy in the band that will like
Speaker 2: jump in and give me a hand with the marketing
Speaker 2: and the promotion. And I can bounce stuff off of
Speaker 2: him and he'll say, yeah, I like that, or can
Speaker 2: you change the can you change that? So it does
Speaker 2: help having so in to work off of.
Speaker 10: Absolutely.
Speaker 11: I think I think ultimately Matt would be what would
Speaker 11: would be on my dream is that, you know, again
Speaker 11: where we're not under pressure by a record company or management.
Speaker 11: We you know, we're we're a little a little bit older,
Speaker 11: So we're doing this for the love of it. Yeah,
Speaker 11: and then if we have a professional product, which we do,
Speaker 11: maybe maybe it shows up in a movie, right, you
Speaker 11: know what I mean, or maybe sets a scene, you know, like.
Speaker 2: Well, we don't have labor pressure, but we put the
Speaker 2: pressure on ourselves.
Speaker 10: Oh absolutely, yeah, yeah, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 11: It's not always fun, but we but but horns. But
Speaker 11: I think it's so far more important because we are
Speaker 11: The shows we've done is non existent, but we have
Speaker 11: a catalog now. Yeah, So I think the next phase
Speaker 11: for us would be to now play that catalog and
Speaker 11: within the time, people are getting to know the material.
Speaker 11: So if someone shows up to a show, they're gonna
Speaker 11: know what opposed to like, oh, here's our new song
Speaker 11: that we've you've never heard exactly, but they hearing it
Speaker 11: and it's in its full form now.
Speaker 10: Right right exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think the most interesting thing about Combat Zone
Speaker 2: is how naive we were heading into the studio to
Speaker 2: do ten songs. Yeah, and it was like we actually
Speaker 2: mapped out ten songs in the first day, yeah, which
Speaker 2: was insane, and we didn't even think, you know, we said, okay,
Speaker 2: let's do this, and it was kind of funny because
Speaker 2: we didn't think about our physical limitations. We're still thinking
Speaker 2: like we're twenty sure sure and driving home from the
Speaker 2: first day of twelve hours of playing guitar, I could
Speaker 2: barely hold my drive my steering wheel.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 2: From Boston to New Hampshire, my hands were like robbing.
Speaker 2: I had to get some sleep and being a studio
Speaker 2: the next day.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, we did two.
Speaker 11: We scheduled two back to back twelve hour block good
Speaker 11: lord and during a snowstorm. Well, the first day wasn't
Speaker 11: the snowstorm, but like you know, I I had the
Speaker 11: first days of the drums, right, yeah, so I had
Speaker 11: to pound them for twelve hours because it was like
Speaker 11: you know, test you know, sound levels for the first
Speaker 11: three hours.
Speaker 10: That's the most physical instrument you're using, all four limbs.
Speaker 11: Well, I wasn't thinking about that. But then we had
Speaker 11: some friction, right, and we didn't start our first track
Speaker 11: or complete our first track to like four thirty in
Speaker 11: the afternoon and we were there.
Speaker 10: At ten yeah oh wow.
Speaker 11: And then once we hit our stride, we just kept going,
Speaker 11: kept going. So after the twelve hours, I'm like, what
Speaker 11: is this.
Speaker 2: Well, it's funny because I know you're not a sports guy,
Speaker 2: but I know you know the analogy of when the
Speaker 2: coach comes out to the mound and asks the picture
Speaker 2: for the ball.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, after Billy had been singing for what about eight hours,
Speaker 2: I could hear it in his voice, and I walked
Speaker 2: into the little booth.
Speaker 10: Bill's in give me.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, Bill, give me the ball. You're done
Speaker 2: and he's like really, and I'm like really, and he's
Speaker 2: like okay. So he was done for the day. And
Speaker 2: then I started to work on guitar parts and Billy
Speaker 2: and Matt had left and it's just me and Jamie
Speaker 2: And like ten thirty, Jamie comes into the booth I'm
Speaker 2: working and he's like, Bruce, give me the ball.
Speaker 10: Really, And I'm like and he knows me.
Speaker 2: We've known each other forty years. Yes, my playing, So
Speaker 2: I didn't even argue with him. And he's like, you know,
Speaker 2: you're off, And then my adrenaline was going. I didn't notice,
Speaker 2: And like I said, it wasn't until I got in
Speaker 2: the car and I couldn't grab the scaring wheel. I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 2: my hands are shot.
Speaker 11: Do mind you this is January, right, Yeah, And more
Speaker 11: pressure came on us because now the forecasts were in.
Speaker 11: Now we booked the double twelves, and now we know
Speaker 11: that like the blizzards come, but we still drove in
Speaker 11: the next day.
Speaker 10: I remember seeing this on social media.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was like, okay, guys, curfew, you guys gotta
Speaker 11: leave at one. So that kind of slowed up the
Speaker 11: process because even if Bill couldn't sing, Bruce and I
Speaker 11: could have did all off fixes, you know, chrackened up
Speaker 11: all on blue scents. There were points in time where
Speaker 11: I got the yips where I was trying to play
Speaker 11: you know, a double bass segment that was just pretty
Speaker 11: basic and I couldn't do it. But it wasn't just that,
Speaker 11: it was like I couldn't complete a role like my
Speaker 11: sternam was just on fire. And after that first night
Speaker 11: on twelve hours, I remember talking to the road, Jamie Road,
Speaker 11: the engineer, and he was like, dude, you just played
Speaker 11: for twelve hours. Uh, because I'm thinking it's like, oh,
Speaker 11: my heart's gonna stop, like you know, my hypochondriac so
Speaker 11: back pain. I'm like, am I going to die out?
Speaker 11: And he's like, dude, just go home and take a rest.
Speaker 11: And then but I mean, but the drums have to
Speaker 11: be done first because there's a lot of get to move,
Speaker 11: so there was just extra pressure. And the next day
Speaker 11: I was refreshed. I fixed everything that I had to fix,
Speaker 11: and then we were kicked out. But then again that
Speaker 11: set us back, what Bruce a month and a half
Speaker 11: two months because we had the book again and we
Speaker 11: couldn't go back till March.
Speaker 2: Which there was another snowstorm.
Speaker 10: Oh figures that figures we should Oh yeah, the time,
Speaker 10: the time is uh slipping away from us. Let's but
Speaker 10: let's play another I do want to play another studio track,
Speaker 10: but uh, you guys can pick whatever.
Speaker 2: Down but not out do it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because that's a quickie.
Speaker 10: Okay, Yeah, let's give this a spend down but not out.
Speaker 10: And this is from the brand new album from bf
Speaker 10: raid Boston's Final Raid Combat Zone out now, but let's
Speaker 10: give this a spend down but not out.
Speaker 6: Got you, John Indu Shun.
Speaker 12: My mind is in days ru way from too well
Speaker 12: things to make grade.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it is that you want from
Speaker 6: my life.
Speaker 7: All I can say is that I'm time to keep
Speaker 7: you satisfied.
Speaker 12: It's the of the things that I've gone the way
Speaker 12: we fan. I wish you weren't sort of this second
Speaker 12: in all.
Speaker 7: Chance without you, it's some brand new tape without you.
Speaker 7: I love Charles five by way.
Speaker 6: But just in case, oh there's any town, I might
Speaker 6: be down.
Speaker 8: Oh but I have treasures cleansers. Well I can go
Speaker 8: to some count sure, laugh from you. All we had fun,
Speaker 8: This constant back and forth.
Speaker 7: It's finally taking his toll, like living with a never
Speaker 7: friend in case of burning God.
Speaker 12: The dreams we walk said, Oh my god, I truly
Speaker 12: thought that what we had would be like all fun.
Speaker 5: Hour No l that's a time.
Speaker 12: To reflect in your homestone and on your reason neglect.
Speaker 5: But just in case, ah, you have any town, I'm
Speaker 5: mighty down.
Speaker 6: Oh my, now there govering next morning, Well what is
Speaker 6: this boy to do? Screaming while dreaming? I'm sharing my
Speaker 6: life with you.
Speaker 7: Preflection, condemn shun.
Speaker 12: It's now ceased to be my dad's wish relief.
Speaker 7: Wish me to a crass me worry and bufering and.
Speaker 4: Los finely this night screaming thing.
Speaker 6: You don't get to access to much stress. You could
Speaker 6: get less freak, go see it go. It's got to
Speaker 6: go so many im at all We're to go by
Speaker 6: manager May not come bad.
Speaker 10: No no no, no, no, no, down but not out.
Speaker 10: And that is from the new album combat Zone from
Speaker 10: bf Raid Boston's Final Raid. And of course we've got
Speaker 10: Bruce and Jamie here in studio with us. Guys. This
Speaker 10: has been wonderful. The time does go quickly. We will
Speaker 10: we will get in another track at the end of
Speaker 10: the segment. But what do you guys have coming up?
Speaker 10: Are you playing some shows to promote the album or
Speaker 10: have you? Have you been busy?
Speaker 2: Everything's like really focused on promoting the album right now,
Speaker 2: because you know, it's been two years of writing, recording,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, and just scheduling this.
Speaker 11: So we're in a little burnout right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're fried.
Speaker 10: We're really understandable, understandable.
Speaker 2: Jamie and I work together a lot. Me and Jamie
Speaker 2: worked together more than anyone else in the band. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And it's always been like that in our relationships going
Speaker 2: back forty years. Like Jamie will just call me and say,
Speaker 2: let's work And even when he was like, you know,
Speaker 2: seventeen eighteen year old kid, he would call me up
Speaker 2: and say let's put some work in. It would just
Speaker 2: be me and Jamie and we haven't even played together,
Speaker 2: which is really rare because we're just like really cooked.
Speaker 2: But I'm writing, I bought a violin. Oh okaydding so
Speaker 2: I'm trying to teach myself violin.
Speaker 10: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: And I picked up an eight string guitar.
Speaker 10: So cool. There's that.
Speaker 2: So there's always the creative thing going on, but we
Speaker 2: really haven't gotten together, so right now the focus is
Speaker 2: really focusing on promoting the album. I have some ideas
Speaker 2: if we decided to do something live, and I have
Speaker 2: a couple of promoter friends that have reached out to me,
Speaker 2: But right now the focus is just like getting this
Speaker 2: music out.
Speaker 10: There, outstanding, outstanding. Where should people go on line to
Speaker 10: keep up with everything that you guys are doing.
Speaker 2: Befree dot com. Okay, so we were lucky enough to
Speaker 2: get that url early. Yeah yeah, yeah, so we have
Speaker 2: bfraid dot com. Go to the Facebook page, but be
Speaker 2: afraid dot com. You can stream the music right on
Speaker 2: our website for free. This pictures the latest news is there.
Speaker 2: There's us on your show. You Instagram too, right, we
Speaker 2: have Instagram, we have x we have linked free band camp,
Speaker 2: so almost every marketing media outlet you can think of
Speaker 2: you can find us. But like I had a friend
Speaker 2: sign up for Amazon just to listen to the album
Speaker 2: this month. Oh cool, But I told him you don't
Speaker 2: have to. You can actually stream it for free on
Speaker 2: be afraid dot com or band camp and then every
Speaker 2: once in a while. Right now, it's like five bucks
Speaker 2: on band camp. Yeah, just because a promotional company told us,
Speaker 2: don't give it away. Yeah, charge the five bucks, and
Speaker 2: then when you do give it, give it away, it
Speaker 2: has a little bit more value, right right, So agreed,
Speaker 2: there's some band camp Fridays where we'll take that five
Speaker 2: bucks off of there, okay, and people can just download it,
Speaker 2: download it for free. But even when it's there for free,
Speaker 2: I'll see French stowars like ten bucks here and there,
Speaker 2: which is nice because that's cool. It covers PR a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 11: So the Facebook page has like most of the current
Speaker 11: pictures and the the video documentation and the videos Bruce
Speaker 11: have been creating for it. So like, definitely there's a
Speaker 11: lot of traffic there okay that you can see more visually.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, there's a lot of dumb stuff on there too,
Speaker 2: which is great.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, that's fun, that's fun.
Speaker 11: I should have recorded the fights because I could have
Speaker 11: just set up the phone and not recording. Yeah, there
Speaker 11: was some good ones really yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, guys, congratulations on the album really really good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, appreciate everything you and gend of for our sand yes,
Speaker 2: oh glad to do it. Yeah, the great of music
Speaker 2: community in New Hampshire.
Speaker 11: You make us feel famous.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: Oh try for you. Thank you very much and thank
Speaker 10: you for all the goodies too. Yeah. You guys are
Speaker 10: by far the most generous guests I've ever on the
Speaker 10: show by far. My God, you think of bullets, you think, yeah,
Speaker 10: let's go with bullets.
Speaker 11: Bullets is a composition, dude, And there's songs within the
Speaker 11: song and you can try to figure out the lyrical
Speaker 11: content what's it about? But it's deep.
Speaker 2: This is the only song on Combat Zone that really
Speaker 2: isn't about Boston, growing up in Boston. It's about the
Speaker 2: shootout at the Okay Corral.
Speaker 10: Oh really okay.
Speaker 2: And if you get into the history of it, and
Speaker 2: it's too long to get into, but it was actually
Speaker 2: funded by JP Morgan and Wells Fargo and they were
Speaker 2: paying White europe to go around and shoot all these
Speaker 2: people really because they were robbing the stage coaches that
Speaker 2: Wells Fogo owned. Oh wow. And it went all the
Speaker 2: way up to President Chester author he was involved. He
Speaker 2: gave the Pardons White Up and the Rothschilds and the
Speaker 2: Royal family were involved too in Europe because he wanted
Speaker 2: to invest in America, but they wanted it cleaned out right.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Wells Fago, which was two men, Wells and
Speaker 2: Fogoye who owned American Express. We're paying White Up to
Speaker 2: kill these people.
Speaker 11: Oh wow, that's all behind the scenes, how the countries.
Speaker 2: The board is solved, Like the board of directors of
Speaker 2: these companies were paying for the bullets for Wide Up
Speaker 2: to just go out and kill people with no judge
Speaker 2: or jury. Yeah, just to go out and blow people away.
Speaker 11: All that actual, all factual stuff that is wild.
Speaker 10: That is wild.
Speaker 2: We thought so too, so we had to made it,
Speaker 2: make it a song.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, well great, great to end the segment, and guys,
Speaker 10: thank you again so much.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 10: Bruss Owens and Jamie Forbes from the band bf Raid
Speaker 10: Boston's Final Raid. We're gonna spin that in a second.
Speaker 10: If you are listening live on Saturday, stick around. We
Speaker 10: have Elder p Sloan coming up in the third hour,
Speaker 10: but right now we're gonna close out our number two
Speaker 10: with bullets from the board from the new album combat
Speaker 10: Zone Brand New from bf Raid Boston's Final Raid and again, guys,
Speaker 10: thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you Britty.
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