Speaker 1: And we've got the guys from day to attend. The
whole band is here. Welcome, gentlemen, what's up, man, what's
going on? What's going on? For for the uninitiated, let's uh,
we'll start in the quarter here if you could each
tell us who you are, what you do in the band,
and then we'll talk about today, because today is obviously
a very big day. But we'll start with you. Ed,
I'm a I'm on guitar.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm Jeff. I do vocals, all right.
Speaker 3: I'm doing drums, Tom bass, guitar.
Speaker 1: Bruce, I can't hear you, and I don't know why.
Oh yeah, you're just a little far away. Bruce on guitar.
Very good, very good. Welcome everybody, So we should uh well,
let's talk first about what's going on tonight, and then
we'll circle back and remind everybody because this is a
big deal. You guys got a big show.
Speaker 2: You're playing as fairly tonight. Yes, yes, from Kiss.
Speaker 1: If nobody knew and you got the you got the
shirt there. I love the shirt. Of course. Kiss is
my favorite.
Speaker 2: Fand I love Kiss and it's such an honor to
open for him.
Speaker 1: That is that shirt is an excellent condition. So I
assume that is not the original.
Speaker 2: From definitely not an original.
Speaker 1: No, very cool, very cool. Have you guys ever opened
for Ace before? Or how did how did this come about? Oh?
Speaker 2: Just we have an agent that we work with and
every once in a while he gives us a call
and says, hey, I got a gig for you. Yeah,
And nearly fell off my seat when I got that call.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this is going to be importland at what's
the venue?
Speaker 2: The Aura?
Speaker 1: The Aura?
Speaker 2: And that was the other thing about it, is like
it's a theater.
Speaker 4: Yeah, awesome, Yes, definitely a bucket list item.
Speaker 1: Oh, no doubt. Yeah. Is the are you guys gonna
have I assume you got a photographer who's going to
be there and stuff and everything or because this is yeah,
this is a big deal. We got a guy excellent, excellent.
Will there be any video of it or or does
that just kind of depend on I'll take.
Speaker 3: Care of the video.
Speaker 1: Excellent.
Speaker 3: We'll be doing the video.
Speaker 1: Excellent.
Speaker 3: My brother Dan is going to be shooting the video.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Lead singer of the band, Miss Jeff Mile.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, misterf Mile? Are they from here? I don't
know them?
Speaker 3: They're from the area.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool name, Yeah, thank you, very cool. So now
the other thing is too, so we'll we'll talk more
about the show tonight in a moment. But you brought gifts?
Speaker 3: Uh I did?
Speaker 1: Mom? You you mentioned uh I did? You don't forget that.
You don't forget the g I do not forget that.
Speaker 2: Surprises.
Speaker 1: And for those of you, by the way, for the
camera's not on me right now because we have the
camera on the band, but the cameras. But of course
I'm wearing this beautiful day to a Tend shirt, which I.
Speaker 2: Love to Yes, so all right. So the other reason
we're here today is to celebrate the release of Falling
a Week on vinyl. Yes, yes, and we would like
to give you all fray Oh wonderful. You can take
it out and we can sign it for you if
you want.
Speaker 1: Very cool. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, that looks. That looks
Let me make sure. Yeah, there you go, get the
camera on you. Oh that is beautiful. That is beautiful,
and for a reason, let's show them one that's already opened. Well.
Speaker 4: I looked around his studio and everything has a frame
on it.
Speaker 2: So I if you want check out, check out what
it looks like oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh this is very cool. Oh that's nice. Nice.
Speaker 2: The real oh my god moment is when you slide
the vinyl out hold it up to the light.
Speaker 1: Oh really, all right, I'm gonna do that right now.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Isn't that pretty?
Speaker 1: Oh that is beautiful. That is beautiful. Actually we should
have you do that, Jeff. So that because I don't
have a camera. I don't have a camera on me
right now, but I want people who are watching online
to be so cool because this uh yeah, this is
amazing and this is this is very limited edition, right
you guys.
Speaker 2: We got a round of two hundred copies made. Okay,
so yeah, people data to Atten dot com if you
want to order one. Yeah, we'll ship it right out.
We'll come to any show, come to the shows of course.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's the camera on me now it is. Yeah, so
that's the uh.
Speaker 1: Wait, no, I'm sorry, actually it's not there. We go, there,
you go. This is the vinyl falling awake, okay, flipping
on the back. Yeah, picture and stuff. Yeah, and the
sleeve in comes out. You got the credits yep, and
then another one of are awesome, oh fan pictures done
by Peter Higgins. Okay, and then this, Oh yeah, so
that was like the beautiful it's called transparent black Ice.
Speaker 3: I kind of like, what's outside right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 2: The cool thing is is you're only allowed to I
don't know if you know this. I don't know when
this changed, but you're only allowed twenty two minutes per
side now really, yeah, which is weird because I have
some records that are longer than that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would think so.
Speaker 2: So the album barely fit. Oh maybe hadd it thirty seconds?
Like none of the extra songs, like yeah, like we
got three bonus tracks on the CD. Those wouldn't fit,
but oh okay, the bonus tracks are just radio edit stuff.
But yeah, yeah. And the other the other thing too
is we're able to keep it in the sequence that
it appears on, so that one's yours here.
Speaker 1: Oh thank you? Yeah, no, that's that's awesome. Thank you.
So actually here, you should hold that up for the
camera because I don't have this is a framed one.
Oh that is beautiful. No, I appreciate that. Oh you
got you got something. I give you that, thank you,
thank you.
Speaker 2: Very and we brought you in an autograph. Oh yeah,
like Larry mentioned we have these the barcodes that are
going to be on all the merchandise.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If you scan that, it goes to our dot com.
Speaker 1: Oh oh that is awesome. Thank you so much. That
is beautiful. You guys went all out. Oh one more?
Oh oh yeah, this one's cool too.
Speaker 2: Eight by ten old school Yeah, I love it, losty
photo type thing.
Speaker 1: Oh I love it. Yeah, very awesome. Thank you. That
looks Matt.
Speaker 2: So if you come to Day's Fairly Show tonight, you
guys can buy vinyl get autographed stuff. We also have
a fresh load of jewel case CDs. Oh no kidding,
okay of the album too, So okay, very cool. We
are ready tonight, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: If you're just joining us a day to attend us
here with us, excuse me live in studio on this
Saturday morning. Sorry about the cop I was sick like
back in December and it's been so cold and dry.
I still have that dry cough. I still get it too, man. Yeah, yeah,
so many people I know are having the same issue.
It's this endless barrage of cold, dry air. How long
are you guys playing tonight? Are you? Are you? You
get a long.
Speaker 2: Set or want to take it away?
Speaker 5: Bruce, Yeah, I think we got like forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, forty five minutes. Yeah, that's great. Yeah are you
playing are you just playing music from Falling Awake? Are
you playing some of the older stuff too?
Speaker 2: Or a couple of tracks from the first album? Yeah,
you know, we want to represent because that's that album
is available tonight too.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, heavily on the Falling Awak stuff and then a
fun cover too.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, Now, is there anybody else on the show
or is it just day to attend?
Speaker 2: And then ace there's a van called All Sinners. They'll
be opening up the show. Okay, yep, they'll be there.
Speaker 3: Really good guys.
Speaker 4: The drummer owns purchase Street Records in New Bedford, Mass.
Speaker 1: Okay, purchase street records. It's called Yeah, okay, Killer Rock.
Speaker 3: Those guys put on a hell of a show.
Speaker 1: It's cool that there's still record stores around, you know.
That's one of those things that people people have predicted
would go away by now, you know, but there's there's
still some and they're and they're doing a lot, you know,
respectively in their local scenes.
Speaker 2: I just I started collecting vinyl, like six months ago.
Oh no kidding, And I'm totally vinyl not now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of people do too.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah. My theory is that when people buy
new vinyl, like a lot of it. We might have
talked about this before, but I think a lot of
people who buy brand new vinyl they never open it,
like if they're really a fan, a big fan of
a of an artist, that they just buy it to
have it maybe, you know, maybe frame it or whatever
they're going to do with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like Jeff's Kiss.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, anopened.
Speaker 2: I do open because I like to listen to it. Yeah,
something about the sound, and it's awesome. Oh, nothing sounds
better than vinyl. But I'm into the colored vinyl. Yeah,
I almost won't buy it unless it's a colored one.
But oh no kidding, I'm easing up on the colored
vinyl thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I tend to buy two copies sometimes because I want
one to keep shut and then to open. And yeah,
and I sometimes I have like a sign one, so
like I don't want to open the sign one, I'll
buy another copy.
Speaker 1: That's exactly yeah right right, yeah, no, that makes sense. Yeah,
that that makes a lot of sense. I used to
have uh, well, I didn't. I ended up with it.
I don't know where it is now. It's probably my
storage unit. But when Kiss came out with the single
for Unholy back in ninety two, what a great song.
Oh yeah, yeah, I have a a it's on white
vinyl limited edition of just a single.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was so cool. I remember the first time
here in that song and just going. I saw the video, yeah,
just going? What oh same same here?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So good, so good. What else have you guys now?
Have you been playing a lot of shows or what
else has been going on?
Speaker 2: As far as shows, we played pretty continuous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like it seems like you've been busy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've been busy. We're starting to write work on
some new music. Are you excellent? And we're up for anything.
If anybody's got a good show they want us to do,
let's go.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Kind of is the new stuff kind of
in the same vein as has Fallen Awake or.
Speaker 2: We got one new song which we got to get
back to working on it because it's it's pretty awesome. Heavy,
It's it's heavy. I think our new stuff is going
to be pretty heavy. It's going to be heavier.
Speaker 1: I think, Oh cool, yeah, yeah, like the Falling Awake
album heavy like that.
Speaker 3: Oh really, I think the one before that was it
won't be like.
Speaker 2: It'll just kind of continue on what we and yet
like more rocking.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So the difference between the new album and the last
two albums, I think is that all the songs now
are going to be collectively written by all five of us.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're doing it old school.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as opposed to like a couple of guys that
have been writing like a bank of songs like Ed
and Jeff, and then bringing them to the band. We're
all like, he'll walk in, like Bruce will walk into
the room and you know, play something, and then Ed
shoots across the room like he does, Yeah, what.
Speaker 2: Was that that new song started?
Speaker 4: And then within fifteen minutes we're all, you know, playing it. Yeah,
he starts coming lyrics how we wants them to go?
And I miss you can't remember her name?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we used to do that back in the day,
right as a band, and then yeah, things band members
switching out so often that it got hard to be like, well,
well we'll just work on stuff ourselves and whoever comes
in can learn it, you know.
Speaker 4: But so arguably the third album is going to be
the first true day to attend album.
Speaker 3: Okay from a.
Speaker 2: Certain collective perspective.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's cool when uh, when it comes together quickly
like that too. That's how you know you've got something
when it just sort of organically just comes together. And yeah, yeah,
I'm excited for you. Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: You know, we just all signed it for you.
Speaker 1: Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, back in the frame we can do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll take a picture at the end and I'll
hold it up. Yeah. Nice, beautiful, beautiful. Speaking of shirts too,
we should mention Tom is wearing a wonderful paper Jam shirt. Uh,
we've we've got to know them. We've had Chila and
we love Jam. Yeah, very very cool.
Speaker 3: Some of our favorite people right there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very supportive of the band. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Last week we had on the show, not Lee Crue,
the Molly Cruz. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. Yeah.
We met them through paper Well, actually, well I shouldn't
say we met them through paper Jam, because it turned
out I knew two of the guys, but one of
the guys I went to high school with. But but
they didn't like it. Was kind of like they tried
to keep it a surprise, like who was actually in
the band, you know, because they showed up in full costume.
But it was a lot. Yeah, that was a lot
of fun. That was a lot of fun. Not we crew, Yeah,
but yeah, Paper Jam is doing great things. Love what
they're love what they're doing. Uh, you guys of course
had that that big feature. That was great. Yeah, that
was fantastic. Yeah, yeah, I've got that at home now.
Uh who else? Uh? Who else are you playing with?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: What else do you have coming up? As far as
after tonight? Do you have more shows booked?
Speaker 2: Or we have a March eighth at Charlie's Hill in Lebanon, Maine.
Speaker 1: That's a venue then a lot. Yeah, I've never been there,
but that name comes up so much on the show
Charlie's Hill.
Speaker 4: You'll never find a more friendly atmosphere and better sound
than Charlie's Hill in Lloyd's.
Speaker 1: Okay, And that's oh, thank you so much. And where
where is that again?
Speaker 2: So it's in Lebanon, Maine, in the middle of nowhere
really yeah, And you drive in there and you're like,
I'm gonna be killed and you walk in and it's
like a nightclub from Boston. Oh god, it's really cool
in nineteen seventy six.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yea.
Speaker 2: So once you walk in and realize you're not going
to be murdered and your car is going to be
buried out back, you realize this place is cool. Yeah,
and we have a blast there. We just played there
last weekend actually, okay, Yeah, Mike and Terry run it.
Speaker 1: We love them.
Speaker 2: Very supportive of the band that they're coming to the
show tonight.
Speaker 1: Oh, very cool. Yeah, verty cool. Yeah. Everything I hear
about Charlie still is is fantastic.
Speaker 2: It's great. It's good for just brocking out. Is there?
Speaker 1: Is it like kind of it sounds like it's pretty
like this. Is there not any other venues around there
or is that kind of?
Speaker 2: It's literally like food they they they don't serve out.
They don't serve alcohol, so you can bring your own
beer and we like when we can do that, right,
but nothing.
Speaker 4: They got like the Yeah, sometimes they have a food truck. Yeah,
magic vendors.
Speaker 2: That's really cool. Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: That sweet.
Speaker 2: They do a lot of death metal festivals there too,
with you know, death metal bands with the logos you
can't understand what it says.
Speaker 3: Yes, they have laugh love fast they do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how we first were introduced to that place,
playing one of those, not the death metal I was
going to live fast.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what they do. Okay, No, it's funny. Way
you were saying about the death metal bands. I've been
complaining about that since the day is when I worked
at when I worked at Strawberries back in the day,
and i'd be putting like, you know, like some of them,
like Cannibal Corpse, I could kind of read their logo,
although their album covers would give me nightmares. Some of
them would probably give Satan nightmares. But but yeah, a
lot of the logos like you can't even read them,
and it's like, I don't I've never understood, like from
a branding in market, like why would you do that?
Speaker 2: And then when you see the poster with fifty of
them together, like, oh my god, like the brain is gone.
Speaker 1: You're right right, yeah, no, it's uh yeah, it's it's
pretty wild. So you've got yeah, so you've got Charlie's Hill.
And then I imagine like once we get into spring,
you'll be playing a lot, playing a lot more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, we're kind of putting the feelers out there.
We'd like to try. We want to get into some
new venues, some new areas.
Speaker 4: And we won two spots over at the.
Speaker 3: The Looney Bin.
Speaker 4: Was that the Battle of the Bands where we won
two spots for both Full Throttle?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll be playing there in the summer, right,
we have one guld do one show there is that
we're doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think they give us two shows for bike week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where we won the battle band? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where was that? Okay? Where you want?
Speaker 2: Is it the Full Throttle Saloon? Is that what it's called?
You guys aren't playing.
Speaker 4: Here now, spot Those people couldn't.
Speaker 2: Be more.
Speaker 3: So understanding.
Speaker 2: But we're open for business. I mean, yeah, well we should.
We like sharing stuff with bands, so we're up for anything.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Hopefully some more national acts stuff will probably come about
this year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but we.
Speaker 2: I mean, we'll open for somebody, we'll close for you,
we'll play in the middle. We just like to play. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I should ask you too about so falling Awake?
Where was that? I'm sure we talked about this last
time you were here, But for those who are hearing
you for the first time, where was that recorded? Because
or oh, that's right. I remember now it's coming back
to me.
Speaker 2: I was basically my basement in our jam space.
Speaker 1: I remember being surprised because it sounds like it was
done at a million dollar recording studio.
Speaker 2: It really does, thank you because I spent a lot
of time on that. So yeah, free to hear.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, what about the mastering, I do that too,
You do that too? Yeah? Wow, yeah, it's it just
sounds so good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I tried paying people to master and I get them
back and I'm like, I can do this better myself.
So oh, no kidding, I just do it. I just
do it. I mean to send it to the guys
and then you know, they give me the yep it's good,
and then yeah, then they usually mess with it some
more and then try again.
Speaker 1: I'm never a rake. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just get to that point where I know it's done.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You have a talent for it, though, if you
if you recorded other bands or mastered other bands.
Speaker 2: So I've I've done mastering for other bands. I've been
asked to record for other bands. But the thing is
is like I couldn't, like, like it would be too expensive,
like a dollar fifty a Yeah, it was like, you know,
like it's like for the time you got to make
some money for it, but the time that I put
into something because I want it to be quality, right,
it just wouldn't benefit like it would benefit the band.
But then i'd really be working for like pennies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no, that's understandable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's more like a labor love thing.
Like you're already you're so attached to the Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, it's like I would love to record bands,
but yeah, it would just take it if I could
do it for a job, and that's all I had
to do. Yeah, sure, let's go.
Speaker 1: Right right, Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: He was like I said, you definitely have a talent
for it. Did that happen with Falling Away? You mentioned
you've you've sent things out to others to master and
not not been happy with it.
Speaker 2: Did you do that with Falling awakere But this was
like the other you know, like older Oh okay, yeah
that I did that. I tried some Yeah, I tried
a Berkeley person once.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah.
Speaker 2: It was horrible sounding. I'm like it was really low.
I'm like, dude, he's I have a little like it
so quiet? Oh, that's industry standard, he said. I go, no,
it's not industry standard. Is cranking. Yeah, and then he
sent it cranking and it was all distorted, and I'm like,
I'm done. You're just like you're mocking me now Yeah. Yeah,
Well I.
Speaker 1: Guess he's a student for a reason. Yea. Hopefully hopefully
eventually figured oh we.
Speaker 2: Got better at it.
Speaker 3: He got his money back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no kidding, But I like doing it. Yeah, yeah, no,
that's that's great. Like I said, everything sounds so good,
very professional.
Speaker 2: It's a double edged sword because it's like I can
do it myself, but like sometimes I just takes do it.
It takes so long to do it because I'm so picky.
But then on the other end, I don't have to
pay somebody this huge money to do it.
Speaker 1: Was continuous bloom downe all the same same thing. Yeah, yeah,
right in the basement.
Speaker 3: Of the reasons why we put up with this boloney.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want a record, you play with me.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: Well that's a pretty good selling point. You know, make yourself.
Speaker 2: But I would love to record of the bands. I
just don't. It's a time issue. Yeah, and then i'd
have to charge too much right right, ask these guys
that Jesus Jeff, you sent us a track at one
a m. Don't you got to get up for work?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 2: But I got up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So caffeine's for right sleeping. I'm dead, So I
know we're on. You guys are on a tight schedule
because you got to get to uh, you got to
get up to Portland. We get it roll Yeah, yeah, no,
I'm I'm excited for you though. This is a great
opportunity and if you are just joining in a day
to attendants here with us in studio. They are opening
tonight for Ace Frehley at the Aura. Yeah, and where
direct support for Ace. Yeah, that means we go on
right before him. That's fantastic.
Speaker 2: I gotta say I've been waiting since nineteen seventy eight
for this moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when I first got in the kiss no kidding, Yeah, Yeah,
that's very good.
Speaker 3: All comes to a head tonight.
Speaker 2: That's like your hero, Yeah it is?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Is he? Is he? Here? Is he what got
you into playing guitar? Exactly? No kidding? Rock? Yeah, Yeah,
it's funny. I saw an interview with him once, this
wasn't long ago, where he said something about if he
knew he was going to be such an influence on people,
he would have practiced more. Yeah, because from a tech
from a purely technical standpoint, he's not the greatest. But obviously,
you know, Kiss is my favorite band, so I get it.
It's not about he's got that. It's a feel he
has when he plays. And just like I was saying, Tom,
he doesn't have the he's not a great singer, but
he just has a cool voice, right, you know. Yeah,
and it's just like that's ace and it's like almost
like cheesy kind of sounding.
Speaker 2: So amazing. Yeah, his new album ten Thousand Volts is fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is really good. I like it a lot.
I like it a lot. Yeah, And he's the ultimate
rock star to me growing up, you know. Yeah, And
he's got such a weird the way he picks, Yeah,
the way he just pick it so strange. I've seen
very few I feel like I've seen other guitar players
who pick the way he does, but not many of them,
you know what I mean. Yeah, like very very unusual,
very unusual approach. But uh so, will we'll let you
guys go in a minute. And of course we got
to get a picture with with this wonderful, wonderful stuff
that you brought. But so are there still tickets available
for tonight for people who are here in this live
who want to go?
Speaker 2: So yeah, I was told the other two days ago
that they're over the eight hundred tickets sold, and I
believe the venue holds a thousand.
Speaker 1: Okay, so so it'll probably be a sold probably gonna
end up being if not, Yeah, outsandy, outstanding.
Speaker 4: This whole day feels like a make a wish, feels
like we just want a contest, like be a rock
staff for a day. Yeah, start the morning at the
radio station, get over to the hotel, or load in
with it, you know, sound check with age Yeah you know, yeah,
no big deal.
Speaker 2: He's literally going to be sent like we they sent
us an hour by hour schedule for tonight. Okay, he's
literally going to be soundchecking when we load in and
then we get an hour soundcheck, which is crazy.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I was like, that's awesome. But it's a professional show
to the max, and we feel lucky to be able
to do it. And we just have a great contact
that I've worked with for a long time, who just yeah,
I'm so fils.
Speaker 3: For the opportunity.
Speaker 1: You my kidd, and thank you.
Speaker 3: Bernie.
Speaker 1: My only suggestion, Oh is it? Is it Bernie from
New England concert? Bernie? What else? His last name?
Speaker 2: Hula?
Speaker 1: I haven't seen him in twenty in twenty years, that's
our man. But yeah, Bert Bernie is awesome. Bernie is
Bernie's great. I was gonna say the one suggestion I
would replace. You said lucky. You're humble, and that's awesome,
but I would replace lucky with fortunate because luck. When
you say lucky, it implies that you didn't earn it.
You guys, you guys, are you guys have earned I agree,
you guys have worked very hard. You've earned this opportunity. Nice,
thank you and yeah, it's true. Yeah, we appreciate that.
And it's really cool because it's like, you know, we're
five guys from Manchester here that were you know, based
out of Manchester. We just have a good time playing
music and we we got this wonderful opportunity to show
people what we do to yeah, and the stars aligned.
We got the you know, the vinyls ready to go
and the new set of CDs and all our merch
wait to see our beautiful merch table Tom designed.
Speaker 4: Oh really, sir, excellent, Yeah, coming tonight. Yeah, and I
want to say happy birthday to my sister Liz.
Speaker 2: Happy birthday, thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Happy birthday, Liz. Very good, very good, Thank you, Matt. Absolutely, guys,
So well, I know you got a roll and make
sure people. Of course you can't make it to the show,
you can buy the album on digital. It's on all
the digital elements, all right. So we're gonna wrap up
this segment with not coming back by day to attend.
They are playing tonight in Portland, opening for Ace Frehley
at the Aura. So congratulations guys, thank you, and you
got it.
Speaker 3: Thanks Matt,