Speaker 1: So we've got a we've got a busy show ahead
of us, and we have some great guests in studio.
Let me get those mics on. And one of these
gentlemen has been on the show before, Jake Young. Well
do you go by Jake or Jacob?
Speaker 2: Usually depends on the context.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right now, I'm Jake. Right now, you're Jake. Okay, good, good,
let's remember and uh you sir. Let's let's go around
and have the uninitiated introduce themselves of course. Oh and
by the way, the band is Parietal I, which I
did learn how to say. I'm saying it correctly, right.
Oh yeah, pull that Pull that mic up, my friend.
Speaker 3: That's pretty good. Nice pronunciation. Hi, I'm Dan Lugi. I'm
the drummer. I write some of the songs.
Speaker 1: And okay, yeah, excellent, welcome Dan, thank you. And who
do we have over here?
Speaker 2: I'm Tim?
Speaker 1: You're Tim?
Speaker 2: Is that coming through?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I can alight, sweet, Yes, I am Tim.
That is me guitar.
Speaker 1: Very good. But you guys, actually, uh, you switch around, right,
you switch instruments at at some point during your live set,
which I know I know you're gonna do today. So
for those who are watching the video feed, because people
might be confused and they might think that they've accidentally
ingested something on a Saturday morning when all of a
sudden everyone's doing something different. But but you guys are
because you're gonna play a couple of live songs for
us today, which we're very excited about. But but you
actually switch instruments, which I think is cool. But I
think should we start, maybe we should play one of
the studio tracks and then uh, because you got a
couple of brand new studio tracks, right, And then when
we come back from that, we'll we'll hear one of
the one of the live ones. How does that sound?
Speaker 2: That sounds awesome?
Speaker 1: And by the way, and by the way, the studio
tracks that we're playing today, because you sound a couple
of them that are they're brand new? Right? These have
not been heard, not been heard on the radio? Are
they available for streaming yet? Or no?
Speaker 3: They probably won't be while not in your.
Speaker 1: Right right, they're already playing in the UK? Probably, right?
Which one? Which one should we play first? Well, we'll
get them both in at some point. Should we start
with breathe? Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, just finished mixing it? Well, really Mike Clark,
who was on last week.
Speaker 1: Oh, very good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Clark Creative Studios in Amherst, New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. Yeah, if you missed last week's show,
go back and check it out. Mike Clark was here
along with mister Murphy from of course the Murphy Clark Band.
And you know it's funny. Yeah, small world or small scene,
I guess because as we were as those guys were
leaving last week, so we had Aaron Billdeoh. I don't
know if you guys. No, Aaron fantastic bass player, but
he was coming in and he says to Mike, he goes, hey,
a band I was in called Changeup Season. We recorded
with you twenty years ago. Yeah, and Mike, Mike didn't
remember that because obviously he's recorded probably thousands of different artists.
But but yeah, that was kind of funny. But yeah,
let's play this and I'm going to give it the
world radio premiere treatment because this has not been heard anywhere.
So this is brand new from Parietal I and this
is called Breathe World premiere in.
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Speaker 5: We're gonna nothing to fat.
Speaker 6: I'm making the mounts through that thing in the night
about comes.
Speaker 7: I'll see yo.
Speaker 5: See your name.
Speaker 8: Now finally now the sound.
Speaker 9: I don't know who go to search the land, running
through the brush, shift out of the tree, all of you.
Speaker 5: Kill me with all the.
Speaker 4: Shutter and no shot China in the last and fasting
baby down takes.
Speaker 6: My like know without a little man place that wost
by going out the steaks, getting my bottle swallow and
just a to me about showing around.
Speaker 5: N't know it's the bay in baze people you can
so wait wait you back home? Wait, just say said
thank you?
Speaker 4: Dons can't see himself to say, get down the wrist
close my eyes, ture do keeps me upoun.
Speaker 5: The beg is ansen to a not so go to
the best, but just rather.
Speaker 10: He's about the fire instead of me, you know the craven.
Speaker 5: Forty to j o no let the desire for the
dream that.
Speaker 11: I never been to fucking.
Speaker 12: Chest check check cha fr rockca.
Speaker 5: I can't break lock it now is this place go forever?
What at this place? Gotch with the bank.
Speaker 11: May speaker?
Speaker 5: Wait wait back home where you just.
Speaker 13: Said, I'm saying you just us down the same.
Speaker 1: Oh that is just epic. That is so good, great job, guys,
Thank you. Pard I is here with us in studio.
We got Dan and Tim and of course Jake who's
been here before with h M the Young's Oh yeah.
And then we were talking, of course after that, about
parietal eye. So what does that mean? What does parietal mean?
For those who don't know, which is probably everybody, because
I'd never heard that word in my life and I
have a pretty good vocabulary, but I had no idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so lizards, famously they have this like third eye
kind of thing. It's called a parietal eye that you
have a lobe in your brain, the parietal lobe. We
all got it. We all have a lizard brain on
some level. But that's what we're alluding to.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's sort of like a like a third eye, but
like less mystical because we are men of science.
Speaker 1: Yes, and there's three of us.
Speaker 3: Third eye, it's all, there's so many connections.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, well that makes sense.
Speaker 3: And we chose the band name a long time ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I found it in like a high school textbook.
Oh no kidding, Yeah, I was like, that's a cool name.
Speaker 3: We kept trading back and forth on band names really
so long and do you.
Speaker 1: Remember any of the I love rejected band names? Do
you guys remember any of the ones you thought about? Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on, guys, I don't the splurge, the splurg Yeah,
oh boy, yeah, I think we're gonna stop it there.
Speaker 1: Mandolin Hogy though, I don't know how you passed on
that one. Wow.
Speaker 3: That well, that's our alter ego.
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: When I have the mandolin on, it's mandolin hogy.
Speaker 1: Oh all right, well we were avalon.
Speaker 3: Blue for a short time, regrettably.
Speaker 2: Also also Dan and I together, we are the lesser
of two seagulls.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah, very nice, very nice. Well, you guys,
so you're all set up? You you want to play
something live for us? Yeah, Speakau of Lizard. So if
you are just joining us, pardal lies here with us
alive in studio. Uh, they're gonna play something live and
then after that we're gonna hear another another brand new
single that they sent to us. But uh yeah, I'm
dying to here, uh, dying to hear you guys. All right,
I gotta turn. I gotta pull that down a little
bit there, let's see.
Speaker 2: Okay, welcome everybody, Good, good, and.
Speaker 1: Then can you strum a little bit? Oh yeah, yeah, okay,
and you're gonna sing on this one, yeah okay, all right,
Pardal lies here with this live in studio. What are
you guys gonna play for us?
Speaker 3: This is a little diddy known as lizard onomy.
Speaker 1: All right, lizard onomy, paridal lie, lizard on me, lizard
on me, A fellain River.
Speaker 14: Said, away with the lizard.
Speaker 15: Wizards beed Bon Lizard Rangers, Wizards been Bon Lizard Rangers,
Wizard Speed Baugh Lizard Rangers Wizards been Ba.
Speaker 10: A new era of science has begun on lizard insurrection.
Speaker 5: Against the wizard direction.
Speaker 10: It hurts the economy.
Speaker 1: When the lizards on top of me.
Speaker 10: C up with the volities.
Speaker 11: We're all lizards.
Speaker 10: Antay, I'm lost in the phones.
Speaker 11: I'm lost in the phone.
Speaker 15: Wizard Speed Bam, Lizard Rangers Wizard Speed Bam, Lizard Rangers,
Wizard Speed Bah, Lizard Rangers Wizard Speed Bah.
Speaker 11: Science is all.
Speaker 10: About to change.
Speaker 5: The lizard in the jan.
Speaker 10: At the King's calling name, shun.
Speaker 5: Down, riding the stage.
Speaker 15: Modern Beforis case Sean is no longer revctive.
Speaker 5: Fell in love with the list.
Speaker 16: Somewhere out in this forest, you please help me, mister,
I'm all alone in this for.
Speaker 14: Swim away with the listener.
Speaker 5: Now I'm lost in this forest?
Speaker 10: Can you please help me?
Speaker 7: Mister I'm lost in the fall.
Speaker 3: That was awesome, So going.
Speaker 1: On my playlist my new favorite band, I think now
I'm like, I love that.
Speaker 14: I wish they were playing more live.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic.
Speaker 7: That was awesome.
Speaker 1: Well, it is seriously going on my playlist. Well, they
are going to do another one live, but we're gonna
give him a chance to switch things around, so we'll
go another studio track, Gospel of the Platypus. Was this
also recorded with Mike Mike Ark. Yeah, excellent, excellent.
Speaker 3: And in my bedroom?
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, lots of sweaty bedrooms. The song was passed
around many years, many years. Oh really yeah, yeah, we've
been working on an album for a long time. Yeah,
not even that close to This is the title track
of the album.
Speaker 1: Oh, Gospel of the Platform. All right, very good. Here
it is Gospel of the Platypus. And this is Parida lie.
Speaker 13: Old desperate in name for your result to.
Speaker 17: The think good, creving mom always iginy.
Speaker 11: Lessen.
Speaker 18: Learn from all that we have seen, all the serf
corrupting my.
Speaker 7: Your course be golden and forcing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but do I get.
Speaker 18: Love when rewatten the relation and we all listen to
the teacher, oh victim, a preacher, no religion, A studid
air listener, love with that conviction, the teacher of our preacher,
no relation, a stupid listener, love with our conviction.
Speaker 13: Strange school.
Speaker 11: Schools strung to themselves in it too. I feel like
all this same.
Speaker 12: Small were shall know Josten.
Speaker 14: Said, you know it, jo, I love it.
Speaker 1: That is gospel of the Platypus. The band is Pride
a lie and they are here with us, alive in studio,
and uh, you know, you guys really explore that that loud,
soft dynamic, but in unconventional ways, you know, because obviously
from a songwriting standpoint, this standard is you know, soft chorus, loud,
I mean soft verse, loud chorus and so forth. But
you guys are kind of unpredictable with it. But but
I love it. I love it. Sounds really good. I
just realized I didn't put your mics on there you go.
Thank you so much. Absolutely, And uh so these guys
are gonna they're gonna play another one live for us uh.
There they have switched up instruments a bit. All right,
what are you guys gonna play for us?
Speaker 3: This one's called the Tears. I cried parentheses on rainy days.
Speaker 1: All right, Pride Ali live in studio.
Speaker 19: Inside, set me honor cry.
Speaker 5: But they don't tell them they have all the way
you feel to night.
Speaker 20: Son't like trying to tell me what you do with
without letting on to my trying to name you don't
bye that everything secret.
Speaker 10: I don't think it's fine bringing me out in my mind.
Speaker 5: For reading days.
Speaker 10: I want you to be in mine. I'm in line, darling,
let me back inside?
Speaker 11: What one mo.
Speaker 10: You need to seeing room in the hillside? Un wasn't
WestEd you went west.
Speaker 7: Till your sack.
Speaker 11: And bally.
Speaker 10: Make him barely.
Speaker 8: But I deta but I can't.
Speaker 10: Even be showing the story changed as legion. First, what's
your rooming?
Speaker 5: I know it's your bab on the floor, baby RB tying.
Speaker 19: In need, but by your bunny got in the way,
dreaking aside pluskin you guess say my God to try
to pat.
Speaker 8: It being the lie.
Speaker 10: Stringing me out.
Speaker 16: Maybe these days I don't want you to beat mine
and I'm in line, darling.
Speaker 10: Sei, let me back inside. I want you one more time.
You need to see your room in the little side.
Speaker 7: N you.
Speaker 8: No, you don't, So what eat up to the ride?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 10: It doesn't madder. It flattered the melon of my mind.
Speaker 2: That was disgusting.
Speaker 1: That was that was great. That was that was awesome.
Bridal eyes here with those live and studio I was
saying it correctly all the time, and I almost stumbled
on it. Hey, we're gonna play another quick studio track.
I love this one. Let's give this a spien. This
is order disorder, and then we'll come back and talk
with these guys a little more. Check this out. Pride
to lie, order disorder.
Speaker 2: Religion is the cause of all the world's heals.
Speaker 3: So long.
Speaker 10: The new you played this kind a song came and
doing you a hot out where you used to.
Speaker 11: So you got your love.
Speaker 3: It's your fucking good.
Speaker 14: Steam killing me and exciting getting on.
Speaker 2: Order, disler of my these guys growing.
Speaker 17: To Alberts, and that the man shown every junor is
you could trust connot come save.
Speaker 10: The story?
Speaker 7: Is it.
Speaker 5: To what's the heart is you?
Speaker 11: Men of.
Speaker 7: St.
Speaker 5: B Why you must tell you about man?
Speaker 14: But you got that don't tell you that y a
man belo.
Speaker 7: The world that's a really winning is.
Speaker 5: Every school?
Speaker 8: This word your thought you could trust to not just said.
Speaker 7: Does try to rast but good.
Speaker 2: This is the single worst song in human history.
Speaker 7: Two three, How dat.
Speaker 8: Imagine a possessing girl?
Speaker 5: He's a sommony Tubby.
Speaker 7: I would rather be said, do your Santa.
Speaker 3: You don't imagine a perfect world.
Speaker 5: He's a phony tabby.
Speaker 11: I don't have a miser.
Speaker 7: I don't have to be sent.
Speaker 11: I don't rather s.
Speaker 19: M m.
Speaker 8: M m hmmm.
Speaker 1: I'd i'd say that's a new twist on the long
fade out. I loved Order Disorder. The band is par idal.
You guys are amazing, absolutely amazing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you so much. Thanks for having them.
Speaker 1: Absolutely no, very happy to do it. What do you
guys have coming up? I know you've got some some
big shows, especially the one at the Stone Church. We
want to make sure we talk about.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, July third, next Thursday, Stone Church, Starch Starch
eight apm APM, Like yeah, pretty sure, it's eight pm.
Well we got flyers and stuff, but Stone Church July third,
we've got Born Fools, Freak Pit and Vermilion Bunch of
local bands coming up playing that with us, So that's
gonna be a great time. Super excited for this one.
Oh yeah, oh yeah. We just played at the Middle
East and we were oh yeah, so we're packing up
a bunch of those bands that played with us at
the Middle East heading up north to the Stone Church.
Speaker 1: Outstanding, outstanding. Where should uh? Where should people go to
keep up with what you guys are doing online? And
by the way, we should include in that how to
spell parietal?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, that's a p A r i E T
a l I like an eyeball. Well, more time for
Jen in the back. P A r I E T
A l I like an eyeball. Just on Facebook and
Instagram and Spotify, but don't stream our music on Spotify
because we won't get paid.
Speaker 1: And then Apple Music and YouTube Music and all of
the other ones.
Speaker 3: Deezer oh and Deezer yeah yeah yeah, and Napster.
Speaker 1: No naps. Wow, that's taken me back.
Speaker 3: Pretty sure it's there.
Speaker 2: That we'll check for us.
Speaker 1: Did you guys actually submit your music to Deezer or
did it just appear there?
Speaker 2: It kind of just happened.
Speaker 1: That seems to be what happens because this podcast on
Deezer too, And one day I just, uh, I don't know.
I I was googling because sometimes I google the show
just to see, you know, what's going on, where we are,
how we're showing up and Google results and I see
Deezer show up and I'm like, oh, my show is
on Deezer. But I never submitted it to and I'm
fine with it. I wanted to be everywhere, but I'm like, oh,
what what is.
Speaker 3: CD baby at least to like distribute stuff, So I
think that's how it gets there for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all the distributors just send it everywhere, but shout
out if you're listening to this podcast us do one Deezer,
you know, put it in the comments liking subscribes, not.
Speaker 2: Like a band or something.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got like a couple albums out Deezer. Yeah
they're good stuff though.
Speaker 13: But I.
Speaker 1: Know you guys are amazing, So thank you so much
for coming in, thank you for having us. Absolutely. But
we're gonna close out this segment with and And this
was a surprise. The guys didn't know this ahead of time.
I made a radio at it of a song called
Ballad of of Straddle Flat straddle Flat and Rusty James.
Who are who is straddle Flat?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: How much how much time you got we had? We
had a couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, straddle Flat is this guy that one time
we were walking into Cumberland Farms in Milford, New Hampshire,
near the Oval. Near the oval. We were trying, you know,
we were trying to get our our fixings in the
middle of band practice, and this guy pulls up in
a purple GTR and he's got this cool like leather
biker jacket type thing. Yeah, he's got these shades and
he like walks up behind us. You skipped the part
where he almost hits him. Oh sorry, And it's the
line he almost hit him with his purple gt It's
been a while since I've told the story. Yeah, he
almost hits him with his purple GTR line in the
song and uh and then like leaves his car running,
gets out of the car, he like pulls this, pulls
the shades down, looks at us, say kids, stay in school,
stay frosty, something like that, and then walks in. He's
like a cigarettes or something.
Speaker 2: The car is still running.
Speaker 3: The car is still running, so we hop in we
get in the car, we drive. No, I'm kidding, but yeah,
so that's Strata Flat. And then, uh, Rusty James is
a really cool guy.
Speaker 2: We got accosted in a bar by this man. He
had very smelly breath, smell any tiny substances, mostly alcohol,
but not just alcohol, and there there was you know,
it's just one of those guys just doesn't stop talking
to you. You know, he's lonely, but it's like we
don't care.
Speaker 1: He pulls you in and there's no way out.
Speaker 2: There's no way out, a way that's all.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, very good. Yeah. I love this song
so much so I was like, I gotta play this
one so uh so we'll give this a spin again.
Thank you guys so much, absolutely amazing. We will do
it again in the future. Uh baridal eye. And here
it is the ballad of straddle Flat and russy James.
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Speaker 7: My breath nothing.
Speaker 5: Soilming down the highway.
Speaker 8: You know what I call that?
Speaker 21: It sounds your funny eyes even light battle fat ever
got I was stuking no bone out a making more
than me, he said, amount of.
Speaker 5: Works I got it On get Catscape you can see No,
I'm never bored.
Speaker 8: No, I hate the quiet a lot. It's time my
man is still on.
Speaker 10: The RAS's sight.
Speaker 5: They thought become a red pan.
Speaker 8: I said it was that they.
Speaker 21: Don't never catch me because I'm even like battle fat.
Speaker 7: Samos blaar.
Speaker 5: No name.
Speaker 7: To render that you know.
Speaker 13: You.
Speaker 16: Rusty Chain was in an alley away smoking a join
in the Goodlaw's name.
Speaker 5: She's seven and six, turning the tricks and down a.
Speaker 9: Cambridge days a week, a drier scripnir out hard.
Speaker 5: He almost his fam.
Speaker 21: Straight blad jung straight blad, game game bill and guys damn.
Speaker 5: There lifted front and pulled the shades down. Stays stands
now pre scriptor oh yeah, over the.
Speaker 8: You've seen the man.
Speaker 11: Terrible m.
Speaker 16: Trying It is singing now the roun in thet betweens
got down, Risty he is singing.
Speaker 7: Now a bunch of wind.
Speaker 8: There's no way out. When now I got there's no
games now a game with your melt, But.
Speaker 5: Where's the hangout?
Speaker 21: When now I got there's no games down I mean
with your milk, but where's the hangout?
Speaker 8: Or man the coma.
Speaker 21: Hear the comling arise when the ron win, the Ron
break its host back the years.
Speaker 7: Goods, they're so old.
Speaker 21: Let's up to days ago, so sourd man, so the
film back time outside, here, here to night.
Speaker 13: It could be a