May 9, 2008
“Hollow Man” Music Video By R.E.M.
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May 8, 2008
Interview With Chiodos Guitarist Jason Hale
Jackie Ryan with Jason
CHIODOS brought out an album that captured the ears of their listeners in 2007 by releasing their BONE PALACE BALLET. They are a hardcore band that really doesn’t care and are a bunch of fun loving guys. I got a chance to talk with Jason, a guitarist from CHIODOS, on April 30, 2008 at the Palladium.
HAVE YOU COME UP WITH STUFF FOR A NEW ALBUM?
Not yet.
IS THERE A REASON WHY?
No, just haven’t gotten around to it. To lazy.
IF YOU WERE TO CREATE A NEW ALBUM, WHAT WOULD YOUR MAIN FOCUS BE?
To make it good, I don’t know.
NO STORY LINE OR ANYTHING?
No, no concepts on it.
WHAT DO YOU WANT YOUR AUDIENCE TO GET OUT OF YOUR MUSIC THE MOST?
Good times.
WHAT ABOUT YOUR MUSIC, NOT JUST YOUR LIVE SET?
I don’t know, just fun.
DO YOU SEE MORE AND MORE KIDS COMING OUT TO YOUR SHOWS AND ENJOYING YOUR MUSIC?
Yeah, it’s been a steady progression.
WHAT WAS IT LIKE TOURING WITH LINKIN PARK?
It was kinda weird.
WHY?
The crowd was just weird. They weren’t expecting something like us. I mean the crowd was weird, but it was a fun tour to do over all.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE GUYS IN LINKIN PARK?
They seem nice, I really only met each of them for like 5 minutes each.
DO YOU GUYS ALWAYS AGREE ON THE MUSIC WHEN YOU START WRITING?
No, not at all. We always butt heads and always concerned about writing the best thing possible.
SO, HOW DO YOU AGREE ON WHAT TO PUT IN YOUR MUSIC?
Usually what everyone else thinks, like a majority vote.
WHAT ABOUT LYRIC WISE?
That’s all on Craig.
WHAT WAS IT LIKE WORKING IN THE STUDIO WITH CASEY BATES?
It was fun. Yeah it was pretty interesting.
DID YOU WORK YOU GUYS HARD?
Not really. Well, we had a dead line for writing songs, so he made us write a lot, but for the recording process he was a pretty cool guy.
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU HAVE LEARNED FROM BEING IN A BAND AND TOURING?
How to not to drunk.
HAVE YOU LEARNED ANYTHING ABOUT YOUR MUSIC AND YOUR SELF WHILE BEING ON TOUR?
There’s a lot, I cant just name one thing.
WHERE DO YOUR SONG TITLES COME FROM, CUS THEY’RE A LITTLE ODD?
They’re just inside jokes, or stuff people say.
CAN YOU GIVE AN EXAMPLE?
Like our ANR guy who signed us to Equal Vision, he was watching wrestling and the Undertaker came out. And he said, “Oh man, The Undertaker’s thirst for revenge is unquenchable.” And then our guitar tech was really stoned and said, “I didn’t say I was powerful, I said I was a wizard.”
NOW I KNOW YOU GUYS DO A LOT OF CRAZY STUNTS WHILE PERFORMING.
Not really, we don’t do back flips or anything.
WELL CRAIG JUMPS OUT INTO THE CROWD. HAVE ANY OF YOU GOTTEN HURT?
Well that’s easy and no one gets hurt.
NO SECOND THOUGHTS ABOUT IT?
No, nothing to crazy.
OK, I HAVE SOME FUN QUESTIONS FOR YOU. IF YOU COULD BE A CAR, ANY CAR IN THE WORLD, WHAT WOULD YOU BE?
Umm… a Hybrid, maybe a Prius.
WHERE WOULD YOU GO?
Probably Chicago or New York, somewhere where you don’t need a car.
IF YOU COULD HAVE ANY SUPER POWER, WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE?
I would want to fly. Cus its awesome and I can fly anywhere in the world.
IF YOU HAD 24 HOURS TO LIVE, WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH YOUR TIME?
I don’t know, fuck anything that moved.
IF YOU COULD SPEND YOUR TIME WITH ANY ONE PERSON, WHO WOULD IT BE?
My girlfriend.
IS THERE ANYTHING WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR MUSIC?
Its awesome.
ANYTHING SPECIAL ABOUT IT?
No, Its fun.
DO YOU HAVE ANY LAST COMMENTS?
Stay positive.
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May 7, 2008
Megadeth’s Bassist James Lomenzo Talks With Buckshot’s Bonanza
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 Interview with Megadeth’s Bassist James Lomenzo  |
Megadeth Links: myspace | music videos | Official Website
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May 6, 2008
Interview With Dave Nadolski Of Under The Flood
UNDER THE FLOOD is a band based out of Charlottesville, VA and who plays this kind of rock music that brings out the full potential of something that is honest, endearing and captivating. The music is mysterious, dark and alluring and the vocals have this quaint whisper like melodic voice and can also delve into a more powerful surging rock-esque feel that just makes the album an adventure in its self. The album I am truly feeling and thinking is going to make a mark in 2008 is the debut THE WITNESS on Koch Records (Release date may 13, 2008)
I had a chance to get inside the mind of vocalist Dave Nadolski and find out about being in a band with a family member, honesty in music and what is the reason behind the band name and album title.
UNDER THE FLOOD IS ABOUT MAKING MUSIC THAT IS HONEST THAT CAN RELATE TO ALL WALKS OF LIFE. SO DO YOU TAKE IDEAS FROM STORIES YOU HAVE HEARD FROM YOUR FANS OR FROM YOUR PERSONAL LIVES AND THEN MAKE THEM INTO SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE?
I describe our music as being honest and not contrived. A vast majority of lyrical content in music now a days is written about meaningless subject matter, and has no real depth. I think there is a wide audience of listeners who don’t mind singing along to that catchy song, that isn’t really about anything. On a deeper level, I feel that there is an overwhelmingly large group of people who listen to music as a way of dealing with difficult issues in life. I tend to draw from things that I have experienced, or seen others experience, and tell a story about that event. In most cases I don’t go in depth into the specifics of the event or situation, almost in the hopes of leaving room for the listener to “fill in the blanks”. I feel that this makes it a lot easier for a wider range of people to relate to the song, and really be able to take something from it.
BEING IN A BAND YOU BECOME A FAMILY. WORKING WITH AN ACTUAL FAMILY MEMBER HOW DOES THAT CHANGE YOUR ALREADY SPECIAL BOND?
Haha there are a lot more fights! But I think it helps, because we’ve been through pretty much everything you can imagine growing up together, so there’s not much at this point that could come in the way of us continuing to create music together.
KENN DAVIS PLAYED IN CHRIS DAUGHTRYS OLD BAND..WHAT DID HE BRING IN FROM THAT EXPERIENCE AND YOUR FIRST THOUGHTS WHEN YOU GOT HIM IN YOUR BAND?
I wouldn’t say he was any different from the rest of us having previously been in bands. We all had to start somewhere, and when you move on, you take the experiences and the lessons you’ve learned, and try to do it better the next time.
WHERE DID YOU FIND THE OTHER GUYS AND WHAT DO THEY BRING INTO THE BAND?
We recently had a lineup change, and have added Brandon Sidebottom on guitar, and Justin Hayden on drums. It’s been amazing working with Brandon, his playing style, and creativity has been a perfect fit for the band. I can’t wait to start writing the new album with him involved in the process, I think he brings so much to the table, it’s going to make our 2nd album that much better. Justin was the most recent addition, and we’re really excited about how everything has come together so quickly.
IN ANY TYPE OF MUSIC, PHASES OCCUR, AS YOUR MUSIC RELATES TO A ROCK SCENE HOW DID YOU PREPARE TO MAKE AN ALBUM THAT WILL NOT BE LABELED AS A ONE HIT WONDER?
We didn’t really make any conscious effort to write “that hit song”. We began writing what came natural to us, what felt right. In the end we were very happy with the outcome. I feel there are several potential singles on the record, we hope all of our friends and listeners feel the same way.
THE MUSIC BUSINESS IS A TOUCH N GO KIND OF CAREER ONE MINUTE YOUR IN NEXT YOUR OUT. BEING A NEW BAND IN THE SCENE HOW ARE YOU PREPARING TO KEEP YOUR BAND FRESH AND NEW AS YEARS GO BY?
It’s actually a very scary thought when you really look at the lifespan of your average band starting out. This goes back to the reason we write honest music. Any band can write that really catchy meaningless song that’ll be popular for a couple months, then you never hear of them again. I think that it really all boils down to the people who listen to your music. If you can make a real connection with your listeners, and their lives become a part of the music, then they will always be there for you. We’ll keep writing music, and hopefully they’ll continue listening.
MAKING YOUR DEBUT ALBUM DID YOU THINK IN THOUGHTS OF MAKING SONGS THAT WOULD STILL BE LISTENABLE IN 10 YEARS OR DID YOU GO WITH YOUR GUT AND WRITE FROM JUST THE PASSION YOU HAD?
Like I said, we didn’t really go into it with any real rhyme or reason. We wrote the songs almost instinctively, writing what felt natural, and came out with something we felt was an accurate representation of the feeling and emotion we wanted to portray as a band.
THE WHOLE ALBUM FLOWS GREAT AND HAD ME FROM SONG ONE. WHAT ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS FOR YOU ON THIS RECORD?
My personal favorites are The Bottom, Signs, Remedy and Halos.
WHY DID YOU NAME IT THE WITNESS?
The name of the album came from the title track “The Witness”. I think that the story behind the song, presents a very powerful message and we really wanted to highlight that. The song basically deals with the harsh reality of society and life as we know it. I think the world is in a state of utter chaos, anytime you turn on the news, you witness something that’ll most likely make your stomach turn. Every where we go, we see things that remind us just how terrible society has become. On the front of our album, you’ll see a picture of an innocent little girl, surrounded by an evil ominous eye, and I think that the artwork provides a very vivid look at a very real problem that is shared by countries all over the world. It’s so hard to protect the next generation of children from the harsh realities of the world we live in. I think people have become so callous to these realities; we as a society have begun to accept them as normalcy. I really just wanted to highlight this as the main focus for the album, and try to open some eyes to this problem, and hopefully we can begin to make a change.
WHERE DOES THE BAND NAME COME FROM?
The band name actually was the name of a song that I had previously written in my first band. It’s actually very appropriate, seeing how difficult it is to succeed in the music business now days. However, we plan on rising above the flood.
TOURING IS COMING UP WITH YOU GUYS WITH NONPOINT. WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO AND TELL ME A BIT ABOUT THE TOUR?
The tour is actually sponsored by Cage Rattle, and it’s called The Most Wanted Tour with Nonpoint, The Exies and Deepfield! We’re extremely excited to have been given the opportunity to be part of such an amazing line up, and we absolutely can’t wait to hit the road. The tour kicks off May 10th in Houston, TX, and carries on all the way to the end of June. People can check out the tour dates on our page www.myspace.com/undertheflood or www.myspace.com/themostwantedtour. If we’re coming to your city, this is not a show you’re going to want to miss! You can also find out more info at www.cagerattle.com.
IS THERE A VIDEO IN THE WORKS FOR THE RECORD. IF SO WHO IS SHOOTING IT AND WHAT SONG IS IT FOR AND WHAT IS THE CONCEPT?
We actually are in the process of finishing the video, and shooting will wrap up on Thursday. This is our first video, so we’re really excited to see how it turns out. The video is for our first single “In Vain” and the concept basically deals with second chances. You’ll have to tune in a couple weeks to see the finished product!
IF YOUR BAND COULD TURN INTO A BAND FROM ANY OTHER ERA THEN THIS ONE WHO WOULD IT BE AND WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO BE THEM?
Milli Vanilli. Imagine a time when you didn’t actually have to sing, yet you could be made into a superstar singer…..Oh wait…that still happens…
LAST COMMENTS?
Thanks to everyone for all of your continued support, please stop by and visit us at www.myspace.com/undertheflood! Look forward to hearing from all of you and seeing you out on The Most Wanted Tour!
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May 5, 2008
Video Interview With Simple Plan
For more: Simple Plan Interviews on Faceculture.nl
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Metallica Rehearsal Footage Performing “Creeping Death”
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“UVTV’s Heavy Metal Podcast” Playlist for Week Of May 5
Here’s the playlist for “UVTV’s Heavy Metal & Hardcore Music Videos” video podcast on i-tunes for this week:
ProPain - Get Real
Shadows Fall - The Light That Blinds (live)
Strapping Young Lad - In The Rainy Season (live)
Walls Of Jericho - All Hail The Dead (live)
Army Of Anyone - Goodbye
Circus Diablo - Loaded
Kamelot - March Of Mephisto
Kataklysm - To Reign Again
Kings X - Alone
Otep - Breed
Otep - Confrontation
Overkill - Skull And Bones
Straight Line Stitch - Remission
Warbringer - Combat Shock
Zimmers Hole - While You Were Shouting At The Devil
Upcoming episodes of the podcast in the coming weeks include a Roadrunner Records Special, War Of Attrition live concert, The Dillinger Escape Plan live concert, and JJ’s Women In Metal II.
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May 3, 2008
Buckshot’s Bonanza Interviews In Flames
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Interview with In Flames |
In Flames Links: myspace | music videos & live videos | Official Website
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May 2, 2008
New Disturbed Music Video “Inside The Fire”
for more info: Disturbed Official Website
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Stone Temple Pilots On Jimmy Kimmel Live
“Vasoline”
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“Trippin’ On A Hole In A Paper Heart”
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Defenders Of The Faith (Devildriver, Arch Enemy, and Opeth) At Brixton Academy
Hot on the heels of The Black Crusade, the Brixton Academy is once again the London home of a multi-band metal bonanza arriving with all the usual hype and skull-splattered promo imagery that goes with any event this size. The Black Crusade was a bit of a mixed bag of heavyweight, heavy earning showstealers while Defenders Of The Faith promised a slightly more eclectic line-up. I should point out that 3 Inches Of Blood opened but I missed them.
Devildriver come on full force with a set that beats you around like the Incredible Hulk playing squash with your cranium. The selection of tunes as intense as possible given the short set time - there weren’t exactly any relaxing moments in previous times I’ve seen them but a longer set allowed at least a few breathers from the fight pit. The tunes span all three albums including These Fighting Words, End Of The Line and the rarely-seen-live foot-stomper I Dreamed I Died. It’s a mark of Devildriver’s consistency that mixing tracks from their three albums produces none of the variation in quality that you see with other bands who might throw a more sketchy older tune in, alongside the current, polished single. Devildriver embody everything a modern metal band should be - loud, heavy, performed tightly and competently and aimed squarely at getting a pack of people piling into each other as ferociously as possible. The crowd love them for it, and if they aren’t headlining their own tours of this size in a few years then something’s gone very wrong.
Arch Enemy bring a rampantly zealous fan base to the floor which, to be honest, I can’t quite get my head around. There’s not a lot to be said about the “ooh look, a girl doing vocals” issue that a hundred other writers far better than me haven’t covered in detail, and it doesn’t really bother me either way. But it really is hard to shake off the feeling that it’s that very fact which has helped them get so widespread and popular. Perhaps I’m just trying to find an unnecessary explanation for the fact that I don’t really like their music. Clearly a lot of people feel very different, as shown by the sea of waving devil horns and pumping fists. It just feels like… standard metal, along the same level as any number of other bands that haven’t yet broken that massive-venue boundary. Make no mistake, there’s some deliciously intense sections of riffs and vocals in there, but for every one bit of quality there’s five sections that fall flat with a very Scandinavian love of dramatic synth clashes and tedious instrumental bridges. The set also contained one of the most embarrassingly feeble guitar solos in living memory. Star mention goes to an amazing drum solo however.
On to Opeth. With 10-minute tracks and an intellectual, progressive background they’re an acquired taste without a doubt, but it really was quite shameful to see so many people, presumably Arch Enemy fans heading off after their fix, leaving before the headliners. Any self-respecting music fan should be willing and able to try new things and to see them just blithely walking away was pretty shocking. They’re only doing themselves a disservice however as they missed a stunning set. You never quite know what to expect with Opeth’s track selection - in two times of seeing them I’ve not heard their ‘hit single’ The Grand Conjuration and it’s refreshing to know that any album track or b-side rarity is a possibility. As it is the band, looking like spiritual gurus with long beards and hair, bathed in fog and deep lighting, treat the audience to the full range from progressively mind-blowing (Beneath The Mire) to gorgeously soulful (In My Time Of Need). New tracks from upcoming album Watershed showcase a continuation of the vibe laid down on Ghost Reveries, although with some heavier, speedy riffs coming into play. Opeth are a pleasure to see in any environment and if you walk away from them without at least giving them a chance then, frankly, you’re an idiot.
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May 1, 2008
Interview With Alesana
In 2006, ALESANA showed the world a different side to the music world with their debut album ON FRIAL WINGS OF VANITY AND WAX. They toured for almost a year and a half getting more and more fans along the way. They just got out of the studio, creating their sophomore album WHERE MYTH FADES TO LEGEND. I got a chance to chat with the six boys about their new album, their lives, and what kinda shoe they would be. Our little chat took place on their tour bus outside The Living Room in Providence, RI. Stephanie and I were greeted by the boys and the bus driver’s little dog, Lola, who was said she hates girls, but was laying in my lap as we got a sneak peak of the new album after our interview.
THE NEW ALBUM SHOULD BE COMING OUT SOON?
Yea, It should be out June 3.
IS THIS GOING TO BE A CONCEPT ALBUM?
It is, its called Where Myth Fades to Legend, and it loosely follows The Brothers Grim. Its kinda our interpretations of those, it kinda follows what we did last time and how what are thoughts were on Greek mythology. It’s the same thing with The Brothers Grim and some other random fairy tales, so another geeky album.
IT’S NOT GEEKY. DID YOU GO INTO THE STUDIO WITH A CERTAIN PERSPECTIVE ON IT?
It was a lot different than I thought it would be, it was a lot of work. You think you’ll have a nicer studio and you sit around and have it easier. It was like boot camp, for everybody. Huck had it hard, his guitars got drilled. It definitely wasn’t as easy as everyone thought it would be. We played the songs over and over, we thought it was going to be a breeze, but it wasn’t. They kept saying do it again, do it again. It paid off in the end tho.
IT MADE YOU GUYS PERFECT.
Yeah, he would say, “That was perfect, do it better.”
DO YOU EXPECT ANYTHING TO COME FROM THIS ALBUM, LIKE NEW FANS?
We project that it will go quintuple platinum and we are going to conquest earth. I think it is a continuation of our style and I think it’s more mature than our last album, and a lot of new people will get into it. So hopefully we will score some new fans and keep the old fans happy.
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE STRONGEST MESSAGE ON THE ALBUM?
I said that, I want kids to take away from it that you can think of your self and you don’t need to be categorized, we are just a weird band with a bunch of different guys and our music really doesn’t make sense in any category. Who cares, we are just a band and we do whatever we want, if you like you like it and if you don’t, that’s to bad. Yeah, I think its don’t be afraid to be an individual. Be yourself, like Lola.
SO, DO YOU THINK YOU GUYS HAVE GROWN SINCE THE LAST ALBUM?
Absolutely. I think I have grown like two inches.
(Laughing) NOT HEIGHT WISE, MATURITY WISE.
Oh, yea. You can tell from this album from the last album. Definitely matured musically, we have all gotten a lot better. Even the lyrics have grown and the song structure, it sounds like a real band.
I’VE WATCHED SOME OF THE VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE, IS THERE ANY REASON WHY YOU PUT THEM UP?
Just to reach out to our fans mainly, being off tour, we really didn’t get to interact with anybody. We wanted to make them this, so they know we are still thinking about them and how we are as people and how we hang out.
SINCE YOU DID MAKE THE VIDEOS, WHY NOT MAKE IT A SURPRISE FOR THEM? BECAUSE YOU HAVE SNIPIT OF SONGS ON THEM.
It just gives them an idea of how we make the album. I mean some kids think we live some secret life. It’s a lot of work and they can kinda see how we make the album. There is no auto tuning on the vocals, we played and played. Our producer wouldn’t just cut and paste, we just had to do it.
SOME OF THE THEMES OF THE VIDEOS ARE KINDA OUT THERE. WHERE DID YOU COME UP WITH ALL THESE IDEAS?
Its just stuff that happens, our refrigerator broke down. So we got another fridge off of Craig’s List and we had to take the old refrigerator outside and we just thought, why don’t we ram it with a van. We only had it for 7 months and it already has 700000 miles on it, im surprised it didn’t hurt the van at all. Its just what every happens.
DID YOU GET HURT?
Nope, nobody got hurt. No humans were hurt in the process.
HOW MANY VIDEOS DID YOU MAKE? CUZ I KNOW YOU ONLY OUT UP 3.
We are still working on them and still working to get them out there. Its harder being on tour. It’s a lot of work, but we are still working on them. So there should be more coming.
WHATS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU HAVE DONE AS A BAND?
We are crazy in general. Well there’s this one time and this other time. My 21st birthday was a couple of days ago… Jeremy, that was crazy I think. I think (Dennis) it would be, when everyone but me jumped in a river and everyone got sick. We came out smelling like food oil.
NOW WHATS THE CRAZIEST THING YOU’VE DONE INDIVIDUALLY, IN YOUR WHOLE LIFE?
(Jeremy) Check this out, a long time ago, I fell into a tub full of water with all my clothes on. (Huck) This past tour, me and Pierre and a bunch of other people, drank a whole lotta apple juice and went crazy for some reason. So Pierre and me decided that we were going to walk on top of the venue and it was connected to all these other places and we found this dish, like a mold or something, and we took it with us to the venue in Seattle. Then they took it and hung it as a sign. That apple juice just made me really crazy. (Dennis) There is that one time with Corey, his friends, it was one of the guitarists’ 21st birthday and we kidnapped him from his practice space and we had the county police called on us. I guess it looked kinda real because there were 8 dudes in a car with a plastic machine gun pinning him down and he didn’t now what was going on, he was so scared he thought he was going to puke, then we took him to the party. And then Shawn calls and says that the S.W.A.T team was at his house, because the car was registered in his name, then it got up on the news as a hoax.
FUN QUESTION FOR YOU, IF YOU COULD BE ANY SHOE, WHAT WOULD YOU BE AND WHO WOULD YOU WANT TO WEAR YOU?
(Pat) Your shoe! I’d be a Draven, if your show were a Draven. (Huck) I’d be a van, all white (like the ones he was wearing). (Jeremy) I’d be a pair of Liberty Cowboy boots. (Dennis) I’d be a pair of ugly Creepers. (Jeremy) I would want Christopher Walken. (Dennis) Jeremy, our drummer. (Pat) I would want Clint Eastwood to wear me. (Shawn) Your shoes kinda match my shoes, white and black stripes.
IF YOU HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO ANYTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD, WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
(Dennis) I would kill every member of my band. (Huck) I would go and design furniture, that’s always something I wanted to do. (Huck) I would go and try to play baseball somewhere. (Pat) I’d be a kick boxer, I’ve always wanted to kick peoples butts.
I KNOW YOU GUYS LOVE YOUR VIDEOS GAMES, WHAT IS EVERYONES FAVORITE?
(Jeremy) I don’t. (Pat) Zelda, baby. (Dennis, Huck, Shawn) Halo 3.
ALLRIGHT IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE ALBUM OR YOU GUYS?
(Adam) I can’t read. (Dennis) Adam says as he text messages. The album is jam packed with explosive smash hits. You should buy 8 copies each and it comes out in June
ANY LAST FAMOUS WORDS?
I hate Dennis! (Dennis) I hate me!? (Adam) If it rhymes it must be true.
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