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Speaker 1: Hi, This is Chuck Brian coming at you from the

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Alpha Quadrant and you're listening to the Shirley You Can't

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Be Serious Podcast with Dean Jason.

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Speaker 2: Anything else would be illogical.

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Speaker 3: Hello everybody, and welcome back to the Shirley You Can't

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Be Serious Podcast. If you are a continuing listener, you

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are expecting us to be talking about true romance and

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full fiction. But I had some stuff this week and

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we weren't able to get to that. Interestingly enough with

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Jason and I talked about a concert in our last

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episode that was coming up, and by golly, we decided

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to go. So we are here today on the Shirley

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you Can't Be Serious Podcast? And I got one question

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for you. Are You Ready? Oklahoma City November two, twenty

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twenty four, Creed kicked off there Are You Ready tour

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and Jason and I made a surely night of it.

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Speaker 2: The funny part is that we had no knowledge of

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this until I looked at it.

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Speaker 3: Like the day we were recording and you were like, hey,

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let's go, and I'm like.

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Speaker 2: You were dragging your feet a little bit and you're

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a busy guy.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm not a big concert guy unless it's

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a small venue or I'm going to be upfront. This

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is going to be at the pay Com Center, which

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houses all of the Oklahoma City thunder fans, so that's

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a big place. I knew we weren't going to pay

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the money to get upfront on the stage. Then I

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saw that Three Doors Down was going to be a

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part of the show, right, I was like, oh, I

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got a lot of Three Doors Down on my playlist

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on Spotify. And then I found out that Mammoth Wolfgang

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van Halen is going to be the opener.

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Speaker 1: I was like, okay, let's do it as of the

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clincher for you. I think yes.

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Speaker 3: So we made a night of it. We invited Amanda Janic,

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but I want to go.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 2: We actually talked about making it a shirly event, just

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throwing it out there and see if anybody wanted.

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Speaker 1: To join us. Yeah, it was a little short notice.

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Speaker 2: It was short notice number one, and it's long ways

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to go, blah blah blah, so we just said I

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would just go.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Jason and I left together and we headed to Oklahoma City,

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not just for the concert, but we made an entire

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evening of it. We played video games and I'm talking

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vintage video game. We had pizza, we had an incredible dessert.

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Then we went over to the pay Com Center to

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watch the events.

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Speaker 2: Let me give a quick shout out to Flashback Retro

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Pub in downtown Oklahoma City. Yeah, it's just this place

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that has all these video games.

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Speaker 1: No, it's kind of a bar.

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Speaker 2: I mean, they've got drinks and stuff like that, but

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they have all of them. Tron Donkey Kong, I introduce

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you to Kangaroo Robotron.

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Speaker 1: They have bad dudes.

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Speaker 2: They have misspac Man and Cubert and Galaga.

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Speaker 3: Street Fighter Cubert, all of them. Anything that you could

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think of as a game from the eighties that you love,

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it's probably there. And normally they charged a cover of

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like ten bucks and you just walk in and the

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video games are all free, and that includes original Nintendo sets,

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original nes sets with TVs. The TVs are even a

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little spotty, just like your TV was back in nineteen

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eighty seven. So we walk in and nobody's at the door.

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I'm like, I don't think they care. IL must to

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run the bathroom real quick, and by the time I

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got back Jason had bought into that idea because he's like,

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I stood there for five minutes. She didn't seem interested

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in taking my money. So we got to play all

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of our video games for free.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we did.

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Speaker 2: We spend about an hour there. Yeah, you kick my button, tron.

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Speaker 1: I did.

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Speaker 3: I kicked your butt in Kangaroo. I couldn't get past

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level two. And I don't mean like level two, I

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mean the second stairway right.

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Speaker 1: I right up the second ladder. It was awful.

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Speaker 3: I'd never played that game before in my life, and

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I don't think i'll ever play. Monkeys kept throwing the

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apples out. I'd punched the monkey out, and he'd still

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throw the apple.

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Speaker 1: I'm like, wait, he's punched out. How's he throwing apples

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at me? Yeah? And then we went like a block away.

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Speaker 2: There's a great little pizza restaurant that we like, Joey's Pizza. Yeah,

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video game plays and the pizza.

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Speaker 3: We walked out the door and this place is a

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block and a half away, and we were trying to

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decide what place to go to. We had been to

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Joey's before, and we're like, Okay, there's this place and

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that place. A couple of rain drops fall and I'm like,

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let's just go to the pizza place. It's about to

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start raining. And we walked three sets and the floodgates open.

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Speaker 1: Right, I mean it was.

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Speaker 3: Pouring like a waterfall on a We couldn't even make

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it a block and a half. We had to sit

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under a not completely secure awning. It was dripping down

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the back of our shirts into our boots, and finally

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we're just like, hey, it's not going to let up.

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we entered the pizza place sopping wet, but the pizza

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was hot and the food was good.

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Speaker 1: It was good. Food was good.

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Speaker 2: The shout out to Joey's Pizzera in downtown Oklama City.

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Speaker 1: Check it out for sure.

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Speaker 3: So then we made our way to the pay comm center.

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Speaker 2: We forgot to mention how we had to pay to

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get out of the parking lot.

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Speaker 3: Right, So we pulled into the parking lot. It's like

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five dollars to park and I was like, oh, dude,

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no brainer, right, no brainer, because it's hard to find

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spaces down in Oklahoma City. Yep, we pull in and

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as I said, we were arcade for an hour. We

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ate for an hour, so two hours max. We try

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to leave and it won't scan your ticket. The little

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arm won't come up, the little lights aren't twinkling art.

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Speaker 1: And we like trapped in the parking lot.

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Speaker 3: So we tried to back up and then it was like,

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oh no, there's cars, I'm in this way. We can't

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do that, and it wouldn't scan your ticket. Finally, I'm like,

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just tit the thing that says lost ticket. It was

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like thirty dollars. I'm like what, no, right, No, we're

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not coming in on you give us a five dollars

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deal and we're walking out at for thirty because your

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machine won't work. I get out of the car, I

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walk in front of the car and it's as though

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they were watching us on camera the whole time, because

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as soon as they saw me coming, that arm just

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went right on it. You didn't even have to pay

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the five bucks.

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Speaker 2: It's like you used the force. He just raised it up.

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Speaker 1: I got out ready to fight, and like it just

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went wop.

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Speaker 2: I'm like okay then, yeah, So we drive down the

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road to the pay com center. Yeah, the monsoon has stopped.

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We walk in to a crowd of mostly forties and

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fifties our age folks.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but there was a considerable amount of people in

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Speaker 2: A lot of young people there, yeah, and a lot

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of kids, you know, generational fans.

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Speaker 1: Yes.

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Speaker 3: And to be fair, it is the kind of crowd

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that you might expect to see at a Creed concert

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in Oklahoma City. I mean it was it was what

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you want I'd expect in that circumstance. I was not

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surprised by the look of the crowd at all. There

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were some mullets, a lot of people wearing the Creed

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and low cut tops, some mom boobs for sure.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: But what I loved about this show before we get

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I enjoyed looking at all of these people watch these

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bands as much as I liked watching the bands. Yeah,

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I mean they were in love. I saw a girl

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that I mean, she had to have been twenty five,

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twenty six years old, and she was rocking out. I

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mean she's surrounded by forty to fifty year olds who

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are all just sitting down to watch and she is

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standing up and singing every word and is obviously just

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in love with every note of every song that these

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guys have. Yeah, we saw girls who, gosh, they would

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look like teenagers to me down a few rows in

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front of us, who were both standing up and rocking out,

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just dancing and having so much fun. And then plenty

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of the moms were up there just singing their hearts

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out and having a great time. Everybody really, even guys,

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are all just belting out the lyrics.

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Speaker 1: It was great.

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Speaker 2: It was a lot of fun, and the reaction of

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the crowd was a lot of fun to watch. And

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I'm a sucker for the single Longs, which we'll get

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into here in a minute. But Wolfgang van Halen and

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his band take the stage.

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Speaker 1: Yes, right about seven seven thirty, I think.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, did you know any of their stuff?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so one of their songs I've had for several years.

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I mean, it's him, right, he played on the album.

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the video for this song, I've watched it. It's like

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five different hymns inside the recording studio played the guitar,

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he's playing the bass, he's playing the drums, he's singing

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the song. The song is called Don't Back Down. It's

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off his first album, which came out in twenty twenty one.

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He kind of split his set. He did six songs.

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second three songs were off of Mammoth WVH two.

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Speaker 1: Okay, here's what I thought about him.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know any of his songs, so I

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just had to listen and enjoy. He's really gifted as

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a singer. That kind of took me off guard. I

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don't think his dad or his uncle could particularly. I mean,

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Eddie would sing some harmonies and stuff, but it was

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either Dave or Sammy, and then Michael Anthony was the

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guy harmonizing typically. I was really impressed with his voice

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for sure, And of course he can do just about

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everything that I mean. I don't know if he could

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do everything that he could do, but he was a

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very gifted guitar player as well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you told me you've seen him play Eruption. He's

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played Eruption, right, And you kind of commented to me

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that you were like, man, I wish he would have

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done something original. Van Halen related. I think he probably

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can play the stuff that his dad played, but he

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has a different style, at least for the music that

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he's playing in the set that they did. It's a

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much more straightforward blues rock. I mean, he's very good,

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but it is an entirely different style and technique than

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Speaker 2: I don't know how to say this nicely, but he

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did not say the word van Halen. He didn't introduce himself.

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He did not say my dad is Eddie. He didn't

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say the word Valerie.

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Speaker 1: He did nothing to sort of.

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Speaker 2: Capitalize on who he actually is, right, which I think

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is kind of a missed opportunity. But you were like, well,

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I think he's maybe forging his own path, and I

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get that.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I said, look him up. And he's worth twenty

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two million dollars. He doesn't need to capitalize on anything.

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He's doing it because he loves doing it. I mean why,

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have to do it, right, he didn't have to work

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another day in his life if he doesn't want to.

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his music and his name as opposed to his dad's

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or his uncles or anybody else. Yeah, okay, Plus he

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got to play with them for a while, he did,

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I mean with David.

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Speaker 2: Sure, he replays Michael Anthony in the band as the

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bass player.

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Speaker 1: Right. He was great. I thought he was fun.

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Speaker 2: I enjoyed him, very gifted. Didn't quite command the stage

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like Dave or Sammy, but he's a young guy.

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Speaker 1: He's working on it.

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Speaker 3: He was still getting out there and getting after it

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for sure.

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Speaker 2: After he was done, they played six songs, like you said,

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three from the first album, three from the second. Then

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we got Three Doors Down.

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Speaker 1: What a fantastic show that was.

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Speaker 2: First of all, they have great songs that are well

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recognized people could sing to.

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Speaker 1: Kryptonite is a banger, right, yeah, when I'm.

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Speaker 3: Gone Citizen Soldier. There were a ton of great bites

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that they did.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 2: I thought the lead singer for Three Doors Down was

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so likable from the stage. Absolutely, he would say things

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like God, bless you my friends. You know, he kept

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calling us his friends. Yeah, and it was a very

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you know, they're playing rock music, but it's sort of

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a country boy kind of feel to it.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: I mean they're from Mississippi, tiny town in Mississippi, yep.

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And I say they the original band and all went

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to high school together. He wrote Ryptonite when he was

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fifteen years old sitting in his classroom one day. Over

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the years, the other band members that were with him,

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and there were only two others. That's why they're three

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doors down or not with the band anymore. Right, it's

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just him. He's the originator, and he's the only one

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that's still a lasting member of the band. And he's

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a guy who's our age. He was wearing a trucker

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cap and blue jeans and a T shirt and had long,

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luxurious hair coming out of the back. I don't know

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if it was a mullet or if it was real

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long hair, because he kept that hat on the whole time.

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He literally looked like a guy you might see at

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a truck stop.

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Speaker 2: He looked like a gas station attendant has headed big.

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Speaker 4: He was on.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't even like it. Hit it big like

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he's looked like a just blue jeans T shirt guy. Yeah,

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it a great time.

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Speaker 2: Now I was going to make a comment on the

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fact that Creed has made a public statement we're not

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a Christian band. The lead singer for Three Doors Down,

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Brad Arnold, he got up and gave a little mini

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church service.

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Speaker 3: When we talked about Creed, they wanted to specifically say

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we're not a Christian band. He started talking, and it

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was what I expected to be kind of the standard.

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You know, you find it within yourself to do this.

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They started playing Away from the Sun right and he

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described it as one of his favorites and often his

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actual favorite song because he kept coming back to it.

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He started talking about how sometimes you feel like you're

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not enough, and and social media makes you feel like

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you're not enough, and friends and family make you feel

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like you're not enough. And let me just tell you

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that you're enough. Words come out of his mouth because

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Jesus Christ gave his life for you. And I was like, whoa.

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He flat out just said.

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Speaker 1: Jesus Christ in a non vain way. It was impressive

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to hear. When he was talking about the song away

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from the Sun.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I looked at it and it spelled Sun on

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the album, but it's almost like he was saying it's end.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he said that in those opening remarks when he

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was talking about being away from the sun, he meant.

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Speaker 1: It in the Jesus sense, that's right, scene of God's sense. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Well, he also encouraged us to vote. And this was

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before the election.

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Speaker 1: This was November two.

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Speaker 3: He started off by saying, we got an important election

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coming up. It doesn't matter who you vote for. And

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then he's like, well, yeah, it does matter no matter

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who you vote for.

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Speaker 1: Get out there and vote.

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Speaker 3: Get out there and vote, and then said a few

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more words and said, God bless America.

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Speaker 2: The dude was so likable, so friendly, it was warm.

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Speaker 3: We cannot do this without you, and I cannot tell.

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Speaker 1: You how much we appreciate you. We are so proud

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to be out here with our brothers.

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Speaker 3: Are Creed. That was to compare the two shows of

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Three Doors Down and Creed. Creed was polished, yes, and

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the Scott Stapp talked to the audience throughout that just

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like Brad Arnold did. But Brad felt like he was connecting,

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like he was a guy you could just sit down,

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hang them, have a beard with, hang out with and

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he'd be an easy going, friendly guy.

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Speaker 2: I totally agree, and I enjoyed both performances, but Creed

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was more of a performance.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 2: They were about to take a trip, join us on

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this journey, and he's like, welcome my friends.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, God bless you. Yeah.

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Speaker 3: He was very Mississippi, and Scott's staff was very Jim Morrison.

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He's still doing that thing where he kind of half

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squats and it's like you're taken a snapshot of him

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in the middle of a hip thrust.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's still doing that.

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Speaker 3: He's got platforms up there so he can jump up

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and stand tall, thank goodness. Though not one time did

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he open his arms wide open.

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Speaker 2: I told you I would have eaten that stuff up

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as sixteen, seventeen, eighteen year old. Yeah, I want to

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take a journey. Let's take a journey. But I'm fifty

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years old. I'm like, just play the songs, dude.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're just a guy. What are you doing right now?

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Speaker 3: Speaking of that, you told me we've got a guy

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who's a big fan that actually was working security. Yeah,

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the infamous Chicago show where people then the band because.

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Speaker 1: It was such a bad show.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so we talked about this story. In last week's episode.

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Scott's staff went crazy and was so drunk or so

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high he couldn't perform, roll around on the floor and slur.

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In his words, the fans got really upset. One of

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their money back. Our buddy, Sean Niehoff reached.

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Speaker 1: Out to me.

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Speaker 2: He's like, listen, I was working security guard of that

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at that show, but it was more than just fans

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really kind of wanting their money back. The fans were pissed,

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and he's like, I thought they were gonna riot. Like,

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it wasn't just fans wanting their money back. They were

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coming at the security guards going, we demand our money back.

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Speaker 1: Because Wow, that show got out of control.

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Speaker 4: Wow.

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Speaker 1: Sean even said, he goes.

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Speaker 2: I sing in a band.

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Speaker 1: Maybe I didn't go up there.

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Speaker 3: And see I've only heard him one hundred thousand times

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on the radio this year.

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Speaker 2: Sean was ready to step in and save the night Man.

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But he did say that it was very nerve wracking.

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That was like one of the only times the show

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ever got kind of out of control.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean yeah, and thousands of fans angry coming

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at you.

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Speaker 1: That's terrifying.

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Speaker 2: And he said that he still is a fan of Creed,

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but it was sort of painful to watch the frustration

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on Mark Damante's face.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we're better than this. What are we doing, Harry?

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You know how embarrassing? Right?

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Speaker 3: Well, that was not the show that we saw. What

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we saw it was an incredible show. If you have

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a chance to go watch that Creed show. If if

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you get a chance, it is worth the money, worth

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the money to see the two opening acts alone. But

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then Creed, they put on a heck of a show. Pyrotechnics,

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fantastic sound, fantastic performance. The guys were getting along splendidly,

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putting their arms around each other like I didn't since

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any animosity between Mark and Scott at all, and Brian

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Marshall's back with a band playing with them.

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Speaker 1: It was a great show.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk about the setlist real quick, because I think

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they've played some songs that they haven't played in a

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long time, and they played their hits.

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Speaker 3: So what do you got for me on this spide

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So the first song that they played was Bullets. Then

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they played Freedom Fighter and that's the first time they've

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played that song in twenty two years. The last time

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they played it was New Year's Eve two thousand and

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two before their first breakup. Right, it was the first

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time they played that song with Brian Marshall because they

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had let Brian. I don't even think I mentioned this

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story on our Creed episode, but Brian had gone on

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some show and said Eddie Vedder wishes he could write

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songs as well as Scott's Stapcan and they were like, dude,

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what are you saying. Within a short amount of time

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he was out of the band, but he is back

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with them on this show. He played on Freedom Fighter,

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which that came out with later. Then song number three

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is Torn, then title of the tour are you Ready?

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Then beautiful, and then the show really got cooking at

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song number six, My Own Prison. Yeah, I mean it

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went from good to great at that point and the

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crowd went from grooven to pumping their fists.

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Speaker 2: It was fantast and his voice travels like he's not

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Vince Neil, I mean his voice he sounded like the CD.

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Speaker 1: He didn't.

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Speaker 3: You could tell that there was no autotuning going on

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with any of the guys on the stage, no big

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effects even they didn't have a lot of echo or

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anything else to kind of cover bad singing. And Scott

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Stapp's voice was like you said, like you're listening to

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a CD.

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Speaker 1: It was really really good. After that, they played what

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If Well.

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Speaker 3: They started that song by Mark TREMONTI got out there

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and he's like, Okay, I see you guys are pumping up.

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I just got to tell you this next song, I

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want you to be even more pumped than you've been

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the whole show. We got people all over the arena

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tonight looking to find out who is the most pumped

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up fan out there jamm into this song, and then

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they played the song and at the end they gave

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away a guitar to the most pumped.

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Speaker 2: Fan, and the most pumped fan was a little kid

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on their dad's shoulders, and they talked about how I

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don't want to give this guitar and change your life

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maybe you.

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Speaker 3: Know justice Yeah, got her up on the stage. She

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had been on her dad's shoulders, just going crazy, and

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I'm guessing she was six or seven. She was a

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little good. It was really cool, and they gave her

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that guitar and she didn't have any fear of talking

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to several tens of thousands.

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Speaker 1: Of years up on stage.

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Speaker 3: Here you go and it was very very sweet, very sweet.

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After that, and they did Rain.

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Speaker 2: That was one of their more recent songs. We didn't

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cover that, but.

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Speaker 3: Right, yes that was twelve full Circle. I think that's right.

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And then they did one. Absolutely loved their performance of one.

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They did What's this Life for? They start leaning heavy

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into their biggest hits they do with arms wide open,

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and then they close the show with Higher, and they

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basically finish Higher walk off the stage and I turned

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and looked at you and I was like, yeah, they

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ain't done, and you were like, oh, yeah, they haven't

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done Sacrifice or one last breath. Yeah, And I'm like, yeah,

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they're gonna come back. Nobody was fooled. Nobody thought it

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was the end of the show. Everybody did the appropriate thing,

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started cheering loud. Sure enough, they came right back out

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and gave us the encore.

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Speaker 1: We want it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, So I told you, I don't know why he

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did this. I think it's because maybe he's been criticized

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or made fun of when he was singing with arms

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wide open. I mean, it's one of their biggest hits.

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It was a number one song, a huge song. Instead

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of singing with arms wide old Bahn like he.

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Speaker 1: Says on the CD, Yeah, he leaned real.

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Speaker 2: Heavily into with arms wide old Ben. Every time you

478
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did it, it just hit me funny, you know, guy

479
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didn't pick up that. Yeah, it bugged me. But the

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song was beautiful and it was great. And then from

481
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that point for they blew the top off with Higher

482
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That's the song everybody had been waiting. Then they come

483
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back to the stage, of course, and you start playing

484
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the entry part to One Less Breath and people going bonkers.

485
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It's a slow song. People know the words, and he's encouraged, Hey,

486
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sing along, let's do this.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the whole place is singing. One Last Breath.

488
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Speaker 3: Makes the hair on the back of your next stand up,

489
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It really does.

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Speaker 1: It's so great. It's so great.

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Speaker 2: Then they blast us with My Sacrifice, and the whole

492
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place is singing My Sacrifice. You got the waterfall of

493
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sparks coming behind.

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Speaker 1: Him and it just blew socks off.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, they closed out the show with My Sacrifice. Mike

496
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dropped moment.

497
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Speaker 1: It was great. Yeah. The band was on point.

498
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Speaker 3: Scott's voice was on point, Mark Tremonti's guitar was on point,

499
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the sound design was on point, so that it sounded great.

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I mean we were in not a fantastic area. I mean,

501
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it wasn't terrible, but it wasn't. I mean it was

502
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anywhere if you sat in that place, you were going

503
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to hear some good music for sure. It was very

504
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well set up and very well performed. Yeah, so let

505
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me tell you tour dates. This episode is coming out

506
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on Tuesday. They started in Oklahoma City. They've already hit

507
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Little Rock, Kansas City, Nashville, Biloxi, Mississippi, Corpus Christi, and

508
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Fort Worth tonight November fifteenth, and they're playing in Austin, Texas,

509
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and then tomorrow night they're going to be in Bowisier City.

510
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We're gonna have to hit James up and see if

511
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he can.

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Speaker 1: Go to that show. I'm a shime of texts.

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Speaker 3: My guess is Hidden Tracks is probably already playing, or

514
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he'd be there right. If you are in any of

515
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these places in the next two months, definitely go check

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them out. On November nineteenth in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Twentieth

517
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is Detroit, Michigan, twenty second is Cleveland, Ohio, twenty third

518
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is Baltimore, Maryland, twenty fifth is Montreal, twenty seventh is Toronto,

519
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twenty ninth is New York, thirtieth is banger Maine. In

520
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December on the second, Allentown on the fourth with Atlanta, Georgia,

521
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and on the fifth they go to Orlando, Florida. I'm

522
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pretty sure they've got one final show in Las Vegast

523
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to close out the tour. My guess is it's going

524
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to be a New Year's even.

525
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Speaker 2: New Year's Eve in Las Vegas watching Creed. That'd be

526
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a fun night.

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Speaker 1: Heck yeah, Wood, Heck yeah Wood.

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Speaker 3: So guys, obviously, Jason and I highly recommend the show.

529
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All bands fantastic, Go see them. Maybe they can change

530
00:25:31,000 --> 00:25:34,440
your minds about the quality of Creed on my are

531
00:25:34,440 --> 00:25:36,319
they worth the hate? They've they to cut down a

532
00:25:36,319 --> 00:25:39,720
few notches for me. They're playing some incredible music out there,

533
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and Scott has got it back together again.

534
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Speaker 2: Definitely worth seeing them live. Pay the extra one hundred

535
00:25:45,000 --> 00:25:46,079
and two hundred bucks.

536
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Speaker 1: And go see live. It was a lot of fun.

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Speaker 3: Yeah all right, guys, thanks so much. We will be

538
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back next week with our Tarantino double feature of True

539
00:25:53,559 --> 00:25:55,759
Romance and Natural Born Killers.

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Speaker 1: We'll see you guys then. Thanks guys,