PipemanRadio Interviews CROSSBREED About Inkcarceration and New Music

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0:55 This is pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man W four c Y Radio. And you know, one of my favorite festivals on the Pipe Man Radio tour is incarceration. And I'm gonna tell these guys a story of why I love Ink so much. But they just played Ink yesterday. Okay, I mean they are badasses, They're around forever, and now we even have new music. Like I don't even know how bands didn't make new music after like forty years, thirty years. So let's welcome to the show. Crossbreed. How are you fucking amazing? Dude? How you doing?

1:35 Oh? I'm doing amazingly, you know. And man, what tell me how it was? Because this year I didn't go in person to Ink. I usually do, but tell me how it was when you were performing at the Shawshank Prison man. Dude. All right, so first off, let me introduce myself. I'm James and Crossbrey. That's Manicotti, so he does, but he plays bass and guitar, both him and Derek played both. So but this was our first time ever playing Incarceration. So like we literally we played rock fast and went straight you know, nighttime, I went straight to inc So it's like you get there, you're going straight to the stage, and like, as we're like getting ready and we're set up, you know, I was looking at the stage manager and I was like, dude, this place about to get insane, man, So let's take a moment and just look at where the fuck we are, like dude, and we just stood there staring at the whole landscape of it.

2:26 It's like, dude, look at how fucking cool this is. Man. We all play concerts in all these different places. We're playing at a fucking prison, like the shit, Like, how fucking badass is at That's like the most metal fucking place you could ever do. So danil Wimmer presents Daniel Jensen, like, man, these guys are fucking badasses making this shit happen there. It's the coolest event ever. Well yeah, funny story is like Okay, so I go on tour and I do all these festivals and my youngest daughter, Shully say, Dad, so are you excited about this festival coming up? And I'm like, you know, I love doing it. I don't know if it'xcited. It's the word when you're doing every single weekend, you know. But then when I did Ink for the first time, I was standing out on the prison yard what would have been the prison yard, and I called my door. I'm like, yeah, now I'm excited. I'm sitting on the prison yard of Shawshan.

3:20 Yeah. Like, you know, we played early, so like by the time we were done, you know, we got to wrap up and kind of really soak in the event and really see what it's about, like as a fan, because like that was our last show until you know, it's our you know, a while from now. So like the second we were done, we literally got to walk around and see you know, like fucking mushroom Head, machine Head. It was like awesome as fuck to even be able to go see all these bands in one place, but to see how the setup it's like you have three major stages set up with three different locations, none of them interfere with each other, right, and it's. Just cool, man. The every bit of it. Man, the experience from as an artist, it's just like one of the best experiences you could have. The crowd is fucking dope as fuck. Man, it's just fun. Man out.

4:06 You know, before I get away from now, I just want to give a shout my voice called s Black James love you. And you know, you know what you probably don't even know because you were playing, is I know from covering in the past that they're the new prison that's next door. People are out in the yard, so you were like pulling like a Johnny Cash move playing for the inmates next door. Uh, it was like some Star Wars stuff. So yeah, I mean, what's really cool. And you probably don't even realize it because you were playing at the festival, but I've been there and seen the inmates at the prison next store outside, So you were pulling like a Johnny Cash move playing to the inmates at the other prison right next door.

4:58 That's awesome, dude. The old day. It's like when we first started Tampa, we had an event called Livestock, and right across the street from it was a prison. So like you're literally like rocking out right across the street from a prison and it's like kind of cool and kind of funny and kind of like you're torturing those people because it's like, you know, I mean, it was your decisions while you got there. But at the same time, it's like it's kind of cool. Maybe that was practice for incarcerations like you. Right well down here in South Florida. The Amphitheater is right next to the prison too, and I've literally been at shows where I've seen people a walling from the prison.

5:40 Yeah, dude, and that's great. You know, that's scary Florida, man, because like you know, you can go escape, you can go in a swamp and they're coming for you. Man. They'll send the dogs in there, or they'll wait for you and see if an alligator gets you. So you know how it is here, man, we're Florida man strong. That's right, that's right. I tell women that aren't from here, like I met this woman at grass Pop recently and she lives in Germany. I'm like, yeah, come visit me in Florida and I'll I'll take you out and feed you to the gators. I have a galligator in my backyard always staring at her Chihuahua. It's like you, oh boy, like you better stay away from my fucking dog.

6:24 No doubt, no doubt. My son used to go and go wrestle the alligator's when he was in high school. But that's the Florida shit right there, man, right, But like, uh, one time, my wife and I went up to Wisconsin in there and family were pointing us in the direction of a lake so we can go fishing, and my wife was like, oh my god, there's no alligators. So she just fucking walked right into the water. And peop were like, you gotta watch out from water moccasins. And we're like, man, we live with fucking sharks and alligators and fucking pythons. I could eat us. Whole, no doubt of a shit, exactly one hundred. If you get if you can survive Florida, you can pretty much survive anywhere.

7:10 But it's cool, man, Like, dude, honestly to be four to people and going up to Ohio man and played Our Acarceration, it's just dope, man, Like that's a show that like you always want to play. I got jealous watch another band's fucking play with Muddy and came back and played. I was like dude, good event, dude, Like I'm so jealous. I wish I could be there, Like when a shit stay, don't care, I just want to be there. Well, you know it's funny too because we all have the same reaction. Like one year was Eara in the morning, I was, you know, before everything started. I'm taking pictures of the prison and there's this other dude next to me from a band. He's taking pictures and he goes to me, Hey, man, can you take my picture with the prison. I'll take your picture and he goes, look at us. We're fanboying out on Shaw Prison when.

7:58 We were getting our merch, when they're counting to merch back to us, my wife and now we're in the back and it was just like, all right, before we forget, we should take pictures of ourselves with this dopeest prison ship. So we are doing selfies with the you know, with the with the prison abilities. This is coolest for the ship. Man, everything's structurally it looks amazing. Yeah, I have pictures of me in the prison cells, on the toilet in the prison cell. Take you want to hear his crazy story we heard when we're there, was was James forcultis Black singer. He used to be a MOTI grader, and he said, there's a video there's Motigrador where they had arranged it to be brought into the prison there and they're supposed to be locked in there for a night with security guards and stuff, and the security guards bailed on them and locked them in the van in there by themselves. And he was like, dude, it was pretty fuck scary.

8:51 Man, Well check this out. By the Twaying season, that prison. Is haunted, okay, like for real. And Waylon Raves, who's a friend of mine, we were sitting talking. Yeah and he are you talking about Whalon? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I love because I could do him very I toured with him so much, like I learned all his mannerisms and stuff. And yeah, I'm sure he loves it, but I do. I mean I imitated him all the time. Did he tell you the story of filming a video at that prison and what happened?

9:36 He probably? He probably had a horror story then too, didn't. He He did? He did totally about like it's in this room where like prisoners got tortured and he he said, some really wicked ship happened. That would be the first room I would want to. Go filming, no doubt. Well check out what I do. So if they let us do that, because then I would do that, Like right, yeah, give us their black nights and cameras and well that's fun. That's right, that's right. And you know what I do to have fun there too, is you know, people are going on the tour to prison and I'll hide like in the walls. Yeah, go fuck some people and scare the ship out of people.

10:23 Yeah, but you got to make you have a camera on. Oh I did. I had my media helper. I'm like film leaves for Instagram and TikTok. Hey. I want to say that this interview has been brought to you by Starbucks Double Shot. There you go. Nice, You're driving and you're rerex from playing Joe's a Starbucks double Shot. And I love it that we're doing this interview as you're driving down the road back to Florida from incarceration. We're like, are we back in Florid yet? We're about to get to We're I think we probably about an hour and a half away from Florida.

11:03 Is it raining in Georgia there? Yeah, dude, I can hear it. I could hear it like that, I could. Hear it right. You know it is Florida knows that we're fucking disgusting because we're like banbus that you know, may having showered a couple of days because we literally went right off the stage of rock Fest at nighttime and then. Rolled into Ink early and almost. Still had our outfits on and everything, and most of those did you get sleep? So we actually did two sets with like basically no sleep. That's the rock star right there. Weird. That was it, man, We're ready for it though. Yeah, oh you did? I still have I still have pain in my legs.

11:49 Oh that's funny, that's great. Hey check out my legs. Bro, there's there you go. That's gonna go up on only fans. They'll have the pain on compliments of cults is black and really really thick. Yeah. I do want to say one thing that the the one for me personally as a fan at Ink yesterday, a moment that like just genuinely just made me happy was seeing Gravy from Mushroom had come out, who doesn't normally play in the band anymore, but to see him come out again is just fucking cool. Man, because that dude is so awesome and just to like see him up there again in that band of him his bro built, it's fucking cool as fuck.

12:35 Dude, Love that dude. Yeah, Like, there's a lot of good stuff that happened at INC this year, So it's pretty cool that you were on the bill because that's one of the good things that happened this year. One of the cool things is that, like you you know, at the festivals, why the bands all love is that it's like one of the only times that we all get to like network and meet each other where it's like, oh, man, like you know, like Il Nino, I met them before, but it's a dope that they're just there like eating food right next So it's like, hey, man. What's up y'all? And I treat every single ban yeah, every band there you go. It's the first having a long time, I've been a situation where every band was treated equally. It didn't matter how big you were and how small you were.

13:18 Everybody was in the same area, everybody was eating the same food, everybody. Had the same treatment. We had a dressing room and a green room to share with. Man, it's just like every other man, it was phenomenal. The treatment was the best ever. That's Spammy Wimmer and I love hearing that. Yeah, man, it's like that dude. Honestly, when I was getting ready for the shows and you know, doing on the paperwork and shit, it's like, hey, this is literally the top of the chain. You've maaidend to how they do this stuff. Pay attention to all those stuff that. They give you. They provide you a pr list. It's like, hey, man, these guys are all pros, so let's literally take advantage of this. Let's literally get into it all all the documents so that I mean, that's how even this interview started. They literally teed it up for us all so a lot of bands they don't even bother taking the time to go through the paperwork in the packages, and I was like, Yo, let's see what every single thing they're sending us so we could learn and upgrade our own education on because that's the top of the line right there.

14:17 You want Danny Wimmer presents of it, that's what you want. Oh yeah, listen. That's our goal is to go play all of this, all of his festivals. If all we did. Was just festivals for twenty twenty five, that would be one of the most successful years, if not the most successful year. Of crossper I love hearing that, and you know, that's the one thing doing festivals for so many years since like the beginning of the Danny Wimmer festivals. Yeah, like they're every They're the only festivals that I do that I never hear one complaint from an artist at all. Like artists all say the same thing as you. They all praise it. And I think that's so important because there's other festivals where the artists are treated like shit.

15:05 You know, like for thirty years man, it's like I've played all these different shows and stuff, man, and it's like tours and like when you land at an event like that and you see that behind the scenes, finally we're in. We're in the best best festival chain there is. And now you see how they You're prepared for it because paperwork wise, the details are amazing, but once you get in there, you're like, wow, like this is it, guys, This is like why do we want to play small stuff? You know? And it's not that we wouldn't, it's just like this is what we as Cross Free. This is our goal is to be a festival band gap. That's where we are ending. That's what we wanted to become, so we could just grow our production, grow our show and really just like that. That's just what we actually care about the most.

15:53 The festivals. They're just fun. There's nothing more fun than a festival. Oh yeah, They're totally fun. That's why I love doing it too. And like you guys are going to be on all. Them, you got you. You have to love festivals really because there's some bands you know, I want name names, but it's like, man, I fucking hate festivals, Like are you fucking stupid? It's like they're literally the events that could launch your band, no matter what. No doubt. And that's where I find new music too, like even as a fan, like I'll go see bands at a festival that I would probably never see and they become my favorite band. The festivals creating an opportunity where you get bands that maybe wouldn't play together play together. Like when it is Crossbrea's gonna play with Offspring.

16:35 We're not gonna probably play with Offspring, but we can at festivals. Yeah, exactly, you know what band? I was mad, I'm not mad, but upset that they canceled because, uh, my wife and I were super excited to see them. Was that Mongolian band? Oh yeah, they are cool. I've seen them a bunch of times. We've you know, i'd seen the last year. We went through the YouTube, you know, rabbit hole of of that band because we just stumbled into like, who the fuck is this so cool? And then you know, America's America's fucking you know, America's sweetheart. We all had to go down that rabbit hole. Corey Feldman Man, holy shit, I mean that dude really is just on fire.

17:19 I interviewed him at riot Fest last. Year that all holy fuck, the one where he freaked out and like made the band start again. Yes, dude, I couldn't stop watching that. I even watched it from multiple angles and I was like, I can't believe he did that. That is so. It's like I can't wait to see this dude live. I mean everyone, it's like he's that guy. It's like I'm not gonna say Snoop Dogg is Snoop Dogg's super talented, but Snoop dog could literally just go seeing anything or do whatever he wants and no one will care if it's good. Or bad. It's fucking Snoop Dogg, right, and Corey Feldman will never be as legit as Snoop Dogg. But he's running the same model.

18:01 Right, and you know what, he's having a good time. So that's what ka dude. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter, man. It's like we're sitting here talking about fucking Corey Felman so right, or whether he's serious about what he's doing or he knows what he's doing and just trolling people, it doesn't matter. He's winning. As long as you're having fun, You're winning as far as I'm concerned. Because who's the one to judge you what you decide is to success totally. It's like what is success like? Is it money and fame or is it like achieving the things you want to do with your friends and like getting out there. So I would gladly accept money. So if anyone wants to donate money to Crossbreed, you know, attention to James Reves, I would take it.

18:46 That's not why we do this, man. It's like, you know, I was gone for a decade and I came back legitimately because I just had the love for music. So I have a very you know, high clarity as to what I'm doing, why I'm here, and what I want to do, what the strategy is for the band. And I can't even say I ever had that before. I mean I knew what we were trying to do. I knew how to network and stuff, but like I didn't have a night. You know, if you asked me, hey, what are you guys doing six months from now, I wouldn't have known. You know, now it's like I already know because I'm working on like nine months from now. I love it. That's so cool to hear because now we know for sure you're doing that for the music, and that's the key for sure.

19:28 You know, our new song, The Killer Inside, like one of the important things what we wanted in that song was was to recapture our sound of who Crossbreed is is that we were club kids and metal kids from from Ebor City, Saint Pete, you know, so you got that fusion of that vibe and uh, you know we came out no fuck given. You know, that was really to hit the metal dudes and like, hey man, we're back and like guess what, you know, we can still do all this shit. Lose to that voice lockfuck screen still motherfuckers, you know, but it didn't hit the mark as to like the style. You know, it was a great song, Like we loved the song, but like we really wanted to recapture our sound because it's important. So one of the important pieces for the future of the band was to rebuild it into a local band again, of Florida band. So so now we're officially a Florida band again. You know, we've been scattered throughout the country once we came back, you know, like dudes in Ohio, Cleveland, you know, Cleveland, Ohio, Detroit, Georgia, you know, Florida, South Florida.

20:40 I guess we're practicing never you're not going to grow at all. You're just gonna keep showing up like a cover band. And that wasn't good, yea, So we had to change the band what it was, what it needs to be, so it can be you know, the actual creative force that we wanted to be, because like, man, you give us a state a man, we will fucking do a real fucking crush as much as we can. We'll put everything on the line, you know, but it's all about the people in front of you. Man, if those people are not enjoying while you're playing, it doesn't matter how good you are or where your songs are. You failed, I mean, and that's the measure, that's that's the true test.

21:20 I think that also comes from you, guys, enjoying yourself, because if you're not enjoying yourself, we're not gonna be enjoying ourselves. So like I didn't enjoy myself anymore. I didn't enjoy doing Cross Fret anymore. I didn't enjoy the fucking the bullshit that you know, the music business was really not knowing what to do. Uh, every A lot of the artists out there, including guys in my band, were just like you know, no one was positive, no one was doing it for the right reason anymore. And now I said, the cross bands it out and that band way before we were like sucking up a stage, you know, because I give a shit about why we did it and the people in front of us. So that's why I stopped and I didn't play for years.

22:00 I needed to learn how to be an adult because like, you're not going to learn that, you know, in the music business. That's right, But now, I mean, but think about it, so like we ended the band and then when Ian and I brought it back, we'd already been gone for a decade. We already did some of that adult journey of how do you become an adult? Like how do you own things? How do you buy a car? How do you own a house? You know, and once you get down that that that that path of like actually learning skills beyond the music world. You there are places out there for guys like us. Right, skills that we learn in audio engineering and stuff is all transferable skills that you can bring into a corporate place.

22:44 It's just understanding how to make that transition. And what I find and suggest to band guys is media, radio TV. These are natural fits for people like us because they know what to do with with our raw talent because they need it, and we need a place to learn how to monetize the art that we make beyond music. So even though I wasn't doing music, I was still creative the whole time making stuff. But at some point after COVID, and you know, I was kind of ready. Before COVID, well absolutely lockdown. I was pretty ready to you know, you only live once.

23:24 I mentally care as to what I want to do, you know, and we're all doing it for the right reasons. And if someone's in this band and then they're not doing for the right reasons, go go have fun. In some other band, you know, because like that's that's not cool with us. So and you know what, I don't even get people that don't do it for the right reasons because it's it's not even like it was way back when where people were throwing partying and money at band. You know. It's like, if you're not having fun in this business, it's the wrong business because that's really the only thing that you got. Yeah, you know. And that's a scary thing too when you start out so young and all you know is music. When happens when you're forty a that make it? You know, you're fifty, so to make it and it's like all you know is what you learn. It's like that's why I don't tell people they should take a break, But it is healthy to take a break from it all so you can reset your focus because you're on a path that you set yourself on as a teenager. Yeah, Like, have you first stop to think about am I doing what I even want? Like I know, so many musicians that get stuck in bands as a you know, as just like a hired on gun and it's like, hey, when's the last time you actually played.

24:38 Music you loved? Right, And the answers would scare you where you're like wow, and it's like you'll watch them be like, fuck, man, it's been a long time when I've actually since I made music that I want to make. And I think that's the benefit of you taking a break, and even COVID, you know, even for bands that didn't take a break till COVID because they had to, I think it re energizes you. Well, I mean I wasn't doing it then, so it's like I was feeling shitty as fuck for my my you know, my my fellow you know musicians. But the difference is that I chose my break. It wasn't chosen for me. Yeah, So there's a lot of anger that still comes in that COVID time because man, in the hospitality industry, the music industry, everything was just fucking wiped off the face of the earth for.

25:28 A couple of years. Yeah, so it's like, you know, they're all eager to get back out there because they all had to take it away. But it's different when you choose to. Take that that time off because now like when you come back, like it's all for the right reasons, you actually love it again. So you see us playing on stage, you can genuinely tell we're actually having fun, like we're fucking with each other. You know, I'm in I'm barely even on stage. You give me a stage with a fucking barricade. I'm not even on stage that much. I want to be with the people, you know. The Ramstein tour, I toured with the tournee and I used to hop off the stage to get by the people. So they didn't really know, like why I wasn't moving around as much, but it's like I couldn't. I literally fucked my need up.

26:13 So after doing that and then it healed up. I just kept doing that because it was just so much more fun just being in the crowd, fucking with the crowd. Right. But I think it's cool too when bands like they jump in with us into the pit and stuff like that. It's just so much fun. I went into the pit when we were playing. I just started running around and I ran back up. I don't even know why. It was just like sometimes it's just fun. Man, Like Colts as Black was playing and I was like, hey, let's go out there and fuck with them. So we threw our shot on, jumped in the crowd and started being fans. And I saw some little kid with the cults bat Colts Black mask on, and then James came down to.

26:54 The to the crowd seeing up to them. So I picked this kid up and I put him on the rail man so that little kid can have a moment with James. It was like, we're just there to fuck around, but identifying, like, yo, that little kid, man, this is a moment that kids. Could remember, no doubt. So let me help him. Let me help out my brother James and and make a moment for him. And it was just cool to see. Man. It was like, wow, you know, that's the kind of ship that when you think about when you first started going to these concerts, you know, like when like I hop up with Colts Black and. Your stuff, Dude, that's just dope. And you see bands that you like and they they go hop up on each other stages having fun with each other, Like that's what it's about. Bass fucking rock and roll. Man, that's what it should all be about.

27:37 Man. I was trained by Bill Poynt, So I don't know if you know him or remember Bill point, but he's not with us anymore. He was he was original manager of Kiss. Yeah, yeah, he was our manager for eight years. But he's no longer with you know, our role any longer. But everything he taught me, man is now making so much more sense as an adult. Well, I was like, oh, you know what when he told me I need to be hydrated, drinking water all the time instead of soda, you. Know, as an adult now, like a real adult, I. Can say he was right, right exactly. I drink a buck ton of water when you practice and stuff. You know, the next day your voice feels fine, your body's fine. And it was like, oh, I need to take care of my body and then my voice would just be straight. I just never knew that, right, you know, Smoking weed is you know, it's a huge benefit most of the time.

28:34 Yes, sometimes you forget shit. Yeah, especially in Florida with when you gotta deal with shit in Florida. Dude, I got my medal from car Man. You know, I am prescribed for my PTSD. There you go, you know, and the State of Florida deems me qualified for you know, four ounces of the weed every thirty five days. Hey, that that's a large amount right there. That's a pretty bump up because I was like, I really need more, and they're like, okay, we should go for the four I'm like, okay, but you know, I actually use it, man where it actually helps me. Man, I actually I'm actually use it for vesicine all day long.

29:18 I've been a professional. I've learned how to like how to operate in the workspace and how to actually like focus on the work ahead of me instead of being like, oh, I could build a business. Is like, or I could just be high and focused on the job in hand and just knock out that task. So it's like I'm not ripped all the time. It just normalizes me. So I could actually, you know, you get a there's a bad fucking wrap for people smoke weed. It's like, oh, they're just owners. Like, hey, that's true, but some of us actually use it, you know, instead of like, Hey, what's your crazy pills you take here? I don't do those. I just smoke weed. Yeah, I'd rather smoke weed than take any of those big pharm up pills. Period, because I mean in our world of music and entertainment, man, it's.

29:58 Like, how dangerous is it to fall too? I mean not judging. I mean I love mushrooms and shit, you know, but that's natural shit. Right exactly. You know the stuff that they're giving us from big pharm and that's just pure chemicals too that kill us. Oh man, here's a good funny thing. You live in Florida, right, Yeah, you remember voting for marijuana. Yeah, we're voting again. Yeah, so once you remove that, uh, what other drugs that we ever voted for? Hmm exactly? How ironic is that irony? I know? Right?

30:38 Like, hey, I don't remember voting for oxy cotton. I don't remember voting for. Yeah, that's not true. What a great point. I never thought of that. That's a great point. You know. I'm gonna bring that up even more now. Think. No, it's just a solid point where it's like, hey, guys, all these bills and you know, marijuana, we gotta be careful and stuff. Hey man, remember all these bucking crazy bills that you got people and prescribed him on a regular basis, Like, I don't know, I don't remember voting for those. No, I don't vote for him at all. So, yeah, you guys are bad ass, and you tell everybody how they can reach out to you on the socials, on the web, your wing tree, all that, I. Think I might feel to do it. First off, actually just made her link tree, so that's cool, so I can get that out there more. But Spotify, man, we have all of our songs up on Spotify. Ironically, Seasons is our number one Spotify song still.

31:31 It's one of the first songs I ever wrote. Dude. It's insane, isn't that amazing? Yeah? And then YouTube, man, go check out our new video, The Killer Inside. We shot it in the h at the Nightmare Cleveland Haunted House, the Attraction. Nice and it is a badass video, dude. And it's like a literal movie set. You walk in there in every room and the entire place built out, and we're characters dressed up too, so like it's a natural fit. We just need a joke to start shooting. And it was so much fun, you know, to do a video without the instruments, and shit, I don't I love it. I don't think we'll ever go back to doing videos like that because this way you can bring in some of the old members and stuff that you know, they don't really want to play anymore, but like it'd be cool to like original guys, get them come out.

32:18 And do video stuff. Oh, that would be cool. Because if you think about Crossbreed as like a comic book, you know, like if we're we're a comic book, Mushroom, that's comic book. You know, cultsplex comic, all of us are comics. It don't make sense. Man, I love it. Fill towards you know, because comic Con. Man looks like, why can't we be there making money? Yeah, they should have like music festivals at comic Con. It's getting there. Man. If you think about like Twisted plays a lot of comic cons. They go out there and stuff. And Derek Obscura in our band, he plays the Twisted too, So it's like one of those ironies where it's like, man, even one of our bandmates goes and does this stuff all the time. It's like, why are we not doing this right? So that's where you know a lot of our stuff is gonna be hitading tours.

33:03 But yeah, I'd just say like let's just stick with the basics. Spotify and YouTube are the only two things we really care about, you know, and that or stuff to play list, you know your playlist and h you know, I just sit repeated those times. There it is, well, you guys rock and you thank you for killing it at incarceration and actually it was the prison. To stand on that stage, see the prison all around us, the crowd in front of us. The man, it was fucking awesome. It was worth every fucking bit of like that struggle we had to do, driving twelve hours straight. It was just badass and amazing. It's such a beautiful just cap tore the whole run with faults. So and we'll have to race on the Daytona Speedway when you play Rockville in twenty twenty five.

33:49 Man, there's no doubt and there's no reason why we shouldn't be there. You know, I will beg our rough feet. I just yeah there more than feed. Yeah, we wanted to get into Danny Wimber Presents. We got in, man, and we did everything you know, best we possibly could. And now we hope that you know, we can now to eat up for Rockville. So there it is. Well, you guys are badass. Everybody's gotta check out your music and listen the new song. I mean you could put that on any horror film. There is so like there the listeners that, yeah. It should actually be for any horror song or horror movie.

34:31 That was literally what we were trying to write. And I dare all the listeners to turn down the volume of their favorite horror movie and play this song and it will go with it. It's funny you say that, because we were actually testing that the other day before we're getting ready to go out. I started watching different trailers with the volumes off, so like, when you get back, I could start making into that content. But I have so much content from the shows we just did. We did a cam grounded an Asian at Rock Best to go party and eat and smoke the People's lead. We got video footage of all of this. So I get back, I got a lot of. Editing to do. So well, man, I can't wait.

35:16 I don't want to lose you. I think my bone's gonna die. Yeah, you're gonna lose me. So we'll let you go get back safely to Florida and we'll see a lot more of you guys. Thank you, guys. Appreciate you man taking the time to talk to us. Man is like that stuff matters and it's so important and you know, honestly, we just appreciate so much. Man. Thank you, hey, my pleasure, and thank you for being on the Adventures of Pipe Man. Yo, man, let's do fistball. Look at that fist, dude, Look at the discolouration I got fucking you know you do the fish buns of people? Do you look at this hand? Dude? This hand is already broken. So oh man, I had to wait to. Get home to fix it because I didn't want to fuck it up again. So then I'm doing the fist buss of people and people start fucking full punching my fists yesterday. When I'm done, I was like, dude, my knuckles and hands hurt so bad.

36:05 I'm like, I need a handle hold of my guys. It's like, right, hi, bye, hold me. There you go. Well you guys rock and uh we'll see you at Rockville. Thank you, brother, love you man. Can't wait to meet you in person. Absolutely on the pipe Man. Fuck yeah. The Adventures of Plipe Man with Crossbreed. Oh my god, it's amazing. Thank you so much, brother, my pleasure. Thank you for listening to the adventures of plate Man. I'm W for Cui Radio