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audience, actual studio,

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audience,

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members of a studio audience that

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is a queen

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and pop

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oh my gosh hello even today

0:28

is getting in on the have sympathy for

0:30

here's something

0:34

a little seal

0:35

yeah very

0:37

excited for excited is this show

0:40

we have to amazing

0:42

chris amazing chris on to talk about

0:44

spell jams and

0:46

spelman samurai

0:47

i'm

0:50

asian and how arts

0:52

, into arts and and

0:56

stories around and venturing and

0:58

space as such as as a spell jammer

1:00

adventures in space that you can pick up anywhere

1:02

that you get sign games can

1:05

inspire musicians nineteen

1:07

of them in fact to contribute

1:09

in one of my favorite albums

1:11

of twenty favorite albums ground

1:14

contender stories

1:17

it is an amazing will work

1:19

album i've been listening to the last thirty nine

1:22

and been released

1:23

stop right nonstop

1:26

of i love i have to say it is

1:29

hagar for what it is being the official

1:31

dungeons and dragons podcast that the

1:34

cellphones

1:34

there we go

1:35

it really good at cafe tracks

1:38

am amazed and

1:40

i feel so much gratitude to these

1:42

very talented artist that length or

1:44

time their energy their talents to

1:46

create

1:48

the wrong

1:49

about our little world

1:51

they're really inspired saw

1:53

splits a result

1:56

chris funk or so much france during

1:58

the interview so you have to

1:59

the thing and and i see him

2:02

or his process working with these artists

2:04

and bringing in until i floated by songwriting

2:06

a little bit about producing and how all

2:08

that happens but very sad and

2:11

armed with you do get it means the time the

2:13

curtain a little bit here

2:14

yeah and also how

2:16

it's kinda ties into

2:18

the a d and being a dungeon master cause it

2:20

all does anything that you do really

2:22

well and life you can probably

2:24

map back to

2:26

the dungeon s

2:28

the ever collaborated with another person on a

2:30

project

2:31

the

2:33

nothing of collaborating with another person

2:35

on a project

2:36

the you and i have collaborated together out a

2:38

project

2:39

the if we have actually been

2:41

asked more

2:44

powerful than the cdr

2:46

that was excellent

2:47

wearing times

2:49

our little bug welcome

2:51

to dragon talk which is

2:53

is coming out coming december

2:55

and it's like actually

2:58

getting into the hands of people

3:00

have actual book reviewers as

3:02

the received our first official review

3:04

today

3:05

green i know if you have access to

3:07

net galleon old some of our listeners my be

3:10

in the publishing seen they're unable

3:12

to check it out but can i was i was surprised

3:14

that no was out there yet ends if

3:17

you are reading at are you

3:19

can be name i reviewers that part yes

3:21

sir why not i sublet

3:23

had so many wonderful things about it

3:26

the his blog is martin's

3:28

view and

3:31

yeah so as someone who has listened

3:33

to the podcast but definitely

3:35

has a heard all of our episodes and said

3:37

he was inspired to actually listen

3:39

to more dragon talk so i'm

3:43

definitely will check out martin view

3:46

i'm at a blogspot

3:48

that you can check out all of his book reviews that definitely

3:50

check out

3:52

dragons welcome to drag

3:54

and talk and so exam or and more people

3:56

to check it out right in december

3:58

is going becoming very fast

3:59

the a lot of podcast talking about it

4:02

from different areas of the deity

4:04

community and we you will

4:06

learn stuff about

4:09

some of our guests as well as

4:11

a little bit about dmd and

4:13

and eyes role in in in

4:16

marketing and talking about it over the last year

4:19

yeah we're insider insider

4:22

history as and

4:26

i'm a wonderful way to commemorate

4:30

this little podcast mars so good

4:32

it

4:33

nearly four hundred episodes will be have

4:35

given created by the time this is published

4:37

which is it didn't boggles

4:39

my mind is time is think about how many how much contact

4:42

me we have treated for this

4:43

you have guys who do

4:45

leave that more and even mention that

4:47

in his review and although whoa

4:50

well

4:50

get up there not allowed

4:52

the why you guys

4:54

exciting and it's all due to you the listeners

4:57

out there so thank you for those of you who have been

4:59

paying attention now i know one

5:02

of them out there is secretary of state

5:04

washington secretary of state steve

5:06

hobbs

5:07

yeah

5:09

and we're closer and

5:11

i say about who has

5:13

, quinlan sea bass he's

5:15

very into politics is what

5:18

, is i know

5:20

the and , pax west we just

5:23

had this amazing a panel

5:25

you'll be able to learn about

5:27

what he does as secretary of state

5:29

is very interesting interesting deed

5:31

duties that the secretary of state has the

5:33

the are the what i

5:36

what i considered what they were like you know as

5:38

so you'll find out about that as well as he pointed to thin out

5:40

there and and voting and of

5:42

making your voice heard as

5:44

much as you can

5:46

wonderful so excited

5:49

now and again we have an essay about him in

5:51

the book see can learn a little

5:53

bit more about that ah and

5:56

speaking a voice is being heard

5:59

one day and he plate

5:59

it is

6:01

open you can check it out the though

6:03

rules on character origins and

6:06

put your

6:07

dot into the survey for

6:10

that first foray

6:13

into the one the indy protest

6:15

i gotta say that

6:17

was one of your best segue

6:18

ah i

6:20

mean

6:21

i don't know if if the all

6:23

things the so scripted of it's not

6:26

i know that's gonna come as a complete

6:28

the

6:30

we couldn't hire a writer to write

6:32

a better segue to saw

6:35

it is about air again

6:38

air lived connecting the dots

6:40

that's what makes done to mastering is all about as well

6:42

as myself and i can go from one thing to the next

6:45

good

6:46

we say that i was i heard you're like oh

6:49

yeah you got ah

6:52

in realized i realize i made and

6:55

the ball it was a bogart response

6:57

and wow which is so new

6:59

are you have got to the acid

7:02

the acid

7:03

right well we are ready to

7:05

get right into our interview beating of appreciating

7:09

ah we have preceded

7:12

some fans and some persons yeah

7:15

come persons as you come on you full steam

7:18

or ice

7:20

as welcome chris bug back to

7:23

dragon two

7:26

hey exactly

7:29

the only one sided have a back to

7:31

talk about longer belzer

7:33

arms this

7:38

, been in my rotation the last

7:41

week and week year two weeks or

7:43

it's just a great nothing

7:45

album i've had it in the background is when i'm working all

7:47

day is greatly town

7:49

they didn't and i'm i'm not even some as he

7:51

can usually have music on when i'm

7:53

working because i just get too distracted

7:55

by it but i can have

7:57

this honor and i do i don't even

7:59

have even have

7:59

in any markers it's just one album that's

8:02

it

8:02

i learned about an hour

8:04

and i feeling every time i listen

8:07

i sites like something new pops

8:09

up in my head and like i didn't even notice

8:11

that the first time it's just that

8:13

back it's

8:14

the great glad to hear it

8:16

there's one for making they were going

8:18

on on making it

8:20

they won't want to phone i mean from the the

8:22

onset to developing what

8:24

you know that i think it was pregnant

8:27

came to me when or maybe perkins or

8:29

and maybe greg was like what is there

8:31

the record look like for a dungeons and dragons

8:34

release right so that was the beginning suggest

8:36

even like kind of concept thing concept that

8:39

thinking what that could the

8:41

then seeing where the truth

8:43

without without was truly a collaboration with

8:45

the artist involved also and some other writers

8:48

the indian you all to and i'm

8:51

a real key member and with your rocks or so was

8:53

fun to see people turn in song

8:55

than listen rather not see and

8:58

what they came up with you know this is kind

9:01

of mind boggling how it actually all in

9:03

together be totally honest for

9:05

, agree as we

9:07

were talking about i'm doing some

9:09

kind of album collaboration

9:11

for your for years and no yeah dungeon in the

9:13

man made was one of our like

9:15

oh yeah we could do that we can add an are

9:18

other folks and we have now perkins

9:20

getting address is an amazing

9:23

okay

9:23

can

9:25

into wilde space but

9:29

when when we were talking about

9:32

were try to match up an album with

9:34

album d v products the

9:37

critters , she was all about how

9:41

how gordon would be about

9:43

and then i kept on thinking about music in this was the perfect

9:45

way to to bring it altogether

9:48

absolutely

9:49

to mister american to just joined us

9:52

speak to flash gordon the

9:54

greater escorting

9:55

your article comes with

9:59

iranian had a max

10:01

it could have

10:03

and i'm a sucker for camp

10:05

haha

10:06

and also great costumes

10:09

it as dialogue

10:11

yes and the music was so important to

10:13

them

10:14

it was powerful

10:16

i think i think

10:19

you could do could forgive a lot

10:21

that said trashy eighty psi phi

10:24

ever had a good score that's

10:27

solely

10:28

they were they would make to the top of that winning graham

10:31

queen for it though com

10:33

cheating you think he could put queen on any sort of

10:35

filming

10:36

probably level up a little bit there

10:39

the actually in that time period right where they

10:41

were i you know the the biggest

10:44

acted they were at the time yeah

10:46

and we'd we'd try to bring that energy

10:49

twos to spell jams are

10:51

around because it was such an inspiration

10:54

for

10:56

for for the store jammer adventures in

10:58

space product and and having these to come

11:00

together ah you

11:03

know fuck what was kind of the way you were able

11:05

to i pitched this to the artist

11:07

to the artist did you use a lot of these touchdowns

11:09

that we're just talking about

11:11

the i did i mean

11:13

it backing up to a thing you know chris mentioning

11:15

queen and that soundtrack and kind of with a week

11:18

to the eighties a little bit maybe that maybe

11:20

since to maybe used and anthem rock

11:22

i'm obviously that's not what all what we ended up with

11:24

but i quickly made a playlist

11:26

and i think i shared it with you all i started thinking about

11:29

a human being space and when we think of music

11:31

what do we think of with space or we think about

11:34

thurmond's which is the sound of which

11:36

the beach boys and used and good vibrations

11:39

for some reason that are a concept of sci-fi which

11:41

i think largely comes from film light then

11:43

also listening to some are more classic

11:45

rock and and kind of going from there to get our artists

11:48

you sort of milk space in

11:50

in real life so sun ra parliament

11:52

funkadelic the about kismet

11:55

artist and then presenting

11:58

that to music

11:59

the and saying by the way

12:02

forget i just said that because this isn't real

12:04

human being space this is wild space

12:06

which is completely different was active world

12:09

and there's a couple times right to go back in an

12:11

artist to change to change lyrics here and there and say

12:13

like the little too human space

12:15

can you make a more fantastical on you know

12:17

go back to the reference material on sort of read

12:19

up again a little bit but

12:21

that was the beginning process was you

12:24

know take this this lofty

12:26

, of queen and

12:29

think about space and about space out how heard have

12:31

artists writes about it you

12:33

know people that are not familiar with a

12:35

wild space and not familiar with bulging where people

12:38

are not familiar with the indians just

12:40

knowing that it's is huge longstanding

12:43

the game featured and stranger things

12:45

now so there was quite the process

12:48

the i'm one of these i'll have to imagine is you

12:50

know you could travel to the rock a brawl which is

12:52

the city and space and if you go in one

12:54

of the taverns there there might be some barbs

12:56

in the corner and they're actually playing and singing

12:58

one of the songs he didn't actually

13:01

it feels very in world

13:03

i definitely feel like i i

13:06

just lose myself in the music

13:08

a lot and then all the sudden have stood

13:10

see to say astral l

13:12

yeah yeah yeah

13:14

this is a d d song

13:16

says it is it's just

13:18

for it is incredible how it does

13:20

feel very much the essence of

13:23

the product but there's just

13:25

there's so many how many artists are there on here

13:28

i know that number nine ninety

13:30

ninety nine nineteen

13:33

different orders and yet what

13:35

on very distinct sounds and yet

13:37

they've managed to make something

13:39

that does feel really cohesive i

13:42

guess the credit you mr frank

13:44

well integrated mr perkins

13:46

and everybody else but yeah

13:48

look through the process of them fighting

13:51

prompts for people to right from the man

13:53

i think this kind of started with the med major consequences

13:56

of twenty five levels of dungeon it was kind

13:58

of like okay let's look at look at

13:59

chapters

14:01

then chris perkins wrote a bunch of

14:03

cliff notes for everybody now i'm

14:05

we also had the full module the hand out the

14:07

people and i between

14:10

would walk this would you do

14:12

call just like this and meet

14:14

with chris lindsay or whoever was available from the team

14:17

meet with yards of he that sort of explain like

14:19

here's exactly what's happening either and fast track

14:21

them with enough to retire entire

14:24

, line module and

14:27

it works really well and then of course there's only

14:29

twelve chapters in the book i believe so we had my teen

14:31

artists of people started grabbing other characters

14:34

and we're just inspired by like single

14:36

objects like moon ass or

14:39

you know they started like grabbing on the characters as

14:41

well as their beginning so

14:44

that you know you really read the lyrics like this is absolutely

14:47

about this the new breed some in your

14:49

like this could be about anything but when

14:51

you really listen to the artist talk about how they got

14:53

there there are imagining

14:55

relationships like much like we do it again

14:57

it was there are we did there was nobody was restricted

15:00

we're like tell a story using the story

15:02

so to me it felt really really the indeed the

15:05

collaboration between was you to the counseling

15:07

characters in the artist then setting

15:09

people free to do whatever they want with

15:11

it i've sort of went back pretty

15:14

incredible

15:16

yeah a listen perkins

15:19

that like the

15:22

having an album that

15:24

is inspired by an adventure that

15:26

you

15:27

road

15:28

the more for the lead designer i know you had

15:30

other people helping you with it but this is

15:32

this your your brainchild

15:34

hear that i

15:36

don't what is what what is that

15:38

what does that even feel like is it like tests

15:41

the the the ultimate tributes

15:43

of the best kind of fan are imaginable

15:46

on it i

15:48

mean i've been doing this a long time

15:51

these opportunities rarely

15:53

come up you know the surface special

15:56

but it's but it's art inspiring

15:58

arts a sort of the cycle the creativity

16:00

that yeah one expression and

16:03

give rise to another and

16:05

people can enjoy each

16:08

expression on it's own more

16:10

they can marry them together and i think that's

16:14

this is a wonderful and

16:16

rare

16:18

experience when it happened so it's

16:20

always a trip

16:22

similar to how the stuff that you

16:24

right in grief and we all do at at a wizards

16:27

go to the table and and everything is different

16:29

and change in and inspired by the apple who

16:31

exam they are do i see a lot of that

16:34

in different forms like something i might

16:36

create turns into a miniature or

16:38

something something gets inserted into

16:40

a d in the movie

16:43

this this is just another one of those

16:46

but it's it's for me anyway

16:48

it's only happened a couple times now where

16:51

something i've created turns

16:53

into music

16:55

yeah i think it's really interesting is

16:57

it you chris being a creator and writer of

16:59

this thing that is that you were actually always telling

17:01

people dd to go out make it around

17:03

or it uses a suggestion where

17:05

is it someone there's been a part

17:08

of this where they originate something at

17:10

the storyline and then it goes off to become a musical

17:12

or musical movie or something where many friends

17:15

that work on in that field the

17:17

and they're like our god is not what i was thinking

17:20

you're kind of always you're always writing something

17:22

for someone to change at home they want i think that's really

17:25

fascinating as don't ask me that

17:27

are you have this like idea you will against flash

17:29

gordon and it's like yours the beginning but

17:31

you have to like let go

17:33

let people run with it just like we need is

17:35

actually and i'm i'm personally

17:37

tickled at the prospect of somebody not knowing

17:39

anything about the indie band playing

17:41

one of these songs and hearing the words

17:44

like solar dragon yeah

17:46

what's , that sounds

17:48

awesome in our the i'm encountering

17:51

d and encountering in a way that

17:54

i did not

17:56

right out of the anybody imagine

17:58

reggie watts whispering the elder

18:00

dragon in my get away

18:03

with with it would occur but yeah

18:05

see i somebody's listening to read the song

18:08

or hear a lot since like actual snippets

18:10

from the adventure but without

18:13

the be will be experiencing

18:15

it in a completely different context

18:18

yeah

18:19

it gets dark suits the really

18:21

good song as assists of of

18:24

funny song

18:25

i i find myself often

18:28

in my head hearing future of space

18:31

the future of ah

18:37

receptor if you're serious as shallow

18:39

and deep at the same like

18:42

the niners like that

18:45

i'll go but there's

18:47

so much in spells

18:49

yammer to be inspired by an

18:52

eye with chris lindsay did spend a lot of time talking

18:54

to a lot of the artist to help them come

18:57

up with ideas he said some of them like had

18:59

their songs written like during

19:02

our third call like they were to say i

19:04

got like they just became so in some hired

19:06

by it that they would just hang up with

19:08

a song these ugly

19:09

pretty much like a chorus or a hook

19:11

for david gill

19:13

upon do you know me in the moon

19:15

is like are it's is hiring at the hook in my head

19:18

like me in the move near the men

19:20

okay see you later i didn't you

19:22

doing enough for as

19:25

for as as writer by got a

19:27

phone for does that is is that all you need some time

19:29

to just that one idea and then

19:31

the whole thing kind of schools out from that

19:33

like and that that that's so cool

19:36

yeah my experience is a song writer

19:38

producer someone is taught song writing classes

19:40

and you talk to a lot of people on obviously a lot

19:42

of people write songs all the time

19:45

that included it's you know sometimes you can come

19:47

from the music sometimes they can come from

19:50

a life experience and then the lyrics com you you

19:52

know some it's hear people talk about woke up from a dream

19:55

and in our that this transcendental moment

19:57

where happen everybody in

19:59

this project one hundred

20:01

percent every was like that was so great the

20:03

right from a plant in a bigger

20:05

the extensively they're being given something to

20:07

start with right and it goes really

20:09

freeing for people and eminem

20:12

stepped outside of their normal genres

20:15

a little bit here and there and they were able

20:17

was able couple collaboration was so i think

20:20

we're just excited that listen

20:23

and assignment the party this project

20:25

but while i get to be whatever i want

20:27

to be right now which to me is one hundred percent on the

20:29

nose for the a d totally though now

20:32

that at some level kind of resonates with

20:34

the childhood experience playing and

20:36

your friends sandbox

20:39

absolutely

20:40

yeah like i i always have to right

20:42

this narrative form or i was at right about

20:44

love songs that people on the answer i'm a hip

20:46

hop artist how to do a couple failure

20:49

you know what it's about our season and and

20:51

this ten minute song in and she's

20:54

like it's a chance of needles like years with the channels

20:56

with someone before they're going out the mood

20:58

dancer and you're going into battle with like this is what

21:00

it is now like okay

21:02

that's not what i kind of wanted you

21:04

to write which is my bad for saying like

21:06

economize you're right like afraid of the pop anger

21:10

but , turned something wonderful bet in the middle

21:12

of a tower somebody i swear speaking

21:14

deep speech and they are

21:17

ever going to be deep speech and my mind now

21:19

yet he was he was all in

21:21

so the incredible to hear what

21:24

people really flexing their creative muscles

21:26

and and leading a double

21:29

i love it as the last track on the album to cut it

21:31

feels like it could just go on forever like

21:33

he can feel bad that that that chanting

21:35

and that kind of thing is is ah

21:39

a up to the perfect last rak right the just goes

21:41

and goes and cause my aussie

21:43

the astral see often

21:45

exactly

21:47

so how did you find

21:49

how did you come up with the artists

21:51

to contribute to this could you send a lot of

21:53

them don't have any the index it wasn't

21:55

like you just once people who with i know you love

21:57

do you do you want to be on his own people

21:59

we have any experience with deity

22:02

i think i started with

22:04

you know kind of like thinking about

22:06

okay i know that there's going to be the genre

22:08

like we have iraq rates

22:10

are jammed wire from overseas when

22:13

you also played the indy like rarity now

22:16

in grow back right away like i'm all in course

22:18

arm and then from there i just thought about musical

22:20

diversity in human diversity in

22:23

just trying to make sure that this

22:25

is a wide power that represents to me

22:27

what the indian become too which is of a lot

22:29

of different people playing the in the so

22:31

those was kind of my guiding light and then people that

22:34

i just thought were exciting

22:36

people that i listen to a couple times the

22:38

managers are like have got this artist you want you know

22:40

i'm talking to them about another artist i like about

22:42

the sars like after their be great though

22:46

i don't know it's or to reflect mice suburban

22:48

upbringing and my music collection that i wasn't

22:50

all company the again to

22:53

me it was like i didn't want

22:56

i think with like music in fantasy

22:58

play like will will play games that we have

23:00

this preconceived notion of what it is right it has

23:02

to be you know something

23:04

resembling the game of thrones soundtrack which is a

23:06

great thing to play dd to of course and

23:08

and and i do that often but what else

23:10

could it be you know where else could we insert music

23:12

into our our minds and the indian i was

23:15

really just thinking about growing they'll be

23:17

from my perspective and how i play

23:19

growing that are that soundtrack to

23:21

degree the is trying to go all

23:24

over the place with

23:25

i know the big thing we talked about early on

23:27

was like this not just feel

23:30

like one artist but with

23:32

different names on the tracks like tracks would need

23:34

to feel very eclectic and

23:36

bringing and bringing styles and and things

23:38

like that and you really know if i buy

23:41

by having that list of of people come into this

23:44

uber was very fun

23:46

the

23:48

the we're going to the grammys right

23:50

we're to

23:53

i

23:55

what are you were in this

23:58

compilation for fantasy

23:59

pg gaming there

24:02

and when that category

24:03

hey competition but i think

24:05

we've got

24:05

omega up fisher said we do

24:08

and fluid yeah

24:10

so the man we talk a little bit about

24:12

someone or some the artists on here but what i'm

24:14

what was it's ah you

24:17

, some the standouts that you have from

24:20

from this trackers to get people who haven't heard yet

24:22

like you know know anecdotes about

24:24

about about bringing them altogether seem as the aussies

24:27

yeah and and yeah nag group we're

24:29

magic sword on there is i i love going

24:31

straight as i have very much does sets the

24:34

tone for for the whole thing

24:36

you know that near the speed of magic sword

24:38

track i mean where they're friends of ours here at

24:40

the indian and on glance to

24:44

me they were like going to do the queen draco like this

24:46

like add that was one i would like to make up

24:48

make prologue mixers got loud electric

24:50

guitar whenever and

24:52

kyle's the local on arab and you've got

24:55

a very soaring freddie

24:57

mercury sort of wait

24:59

so i have a kind of wanted to have that it is someone

25:01

do that is some sort of a nod to queens

25:03

with them on pills swedish to

25:05

me but it means anything agree i

25:07

think michaela d this isn't really great she's

25:10

a heart player i met her she played

25:12

harp on a december's record and she's got her own

25:14

band i really love

25:16

what she wrote about adding songs really interesting

25:20

bennington wizard of laws track which

25:22

is jen was nurse who

25:25

plays in several banshee boys with barney there

25:27

and she plays with on for a manslaughter

25:29

dines the track is really

25:32

beautiful and really interesting unawares

25:34

really great

25:36

that's what else

25:38

oh i think the ban tech a decade is really

25:41

interesting which was suggestion from kill

25:43

rock stars then

25:45

she everything like was cursing japanese

25:47

of japanese and i'm like of course you know other

25:49

languages you're obviously welcome i

25:52

think the mood of that track is really sinister

25:54

and it feels like you're flying

25:57

through space somehow to me now

25:59

that's your but the standout wonder me as well

26:02

the

26:03

you know they're not a bad one in the barn shudder to say

26:06

like most of the bride i also think the

26:08

day room really up top record

26:10

is there a track is really great memories

26:13

of tabatha singer she's won

26:15

a grammy for in and thus world

26:17

me the getting in that category than dairy was

26:19

that electronic music composer

26:21

an end

26:23

the i wouldn't is needed a lot actually when i played the

26:25

indian located in the moment

26:27

would like to collaborate with the vocalist for the first army

26:29

like adlon tonight i just they

26:32

arose in front of him and he was like oh my god

26:34

did that would be amazing wrote

26:36

her and she's like finally

26:39

spoke with her and she's like i grew up reading dragon

26:41

lance i'm like okay irrationally when

26:44

he says ,

26:46

he with him and that was really fun to see

26:48

com like they've never met or worked together

26:50

before has ruined him and

26:53

review

26:53

the never collaborated with a vocalist

26:56

before

26:56

to my knowledge at least under that moniker

26:59

of day room kind of anus

27:01

they get yeah the really

27:04

really attract that they came up with

27:06

so anyhow to collaborate the via

27:10

video conferencing right to raise her was am

27:12

a truly way of like bringing in people from

27:14

not just different genres but don't completely different

27:16

locations to to play the us for the first

27:18

time tbilisi she got that on the road to

27:20

she's come and a moment and she's wearing like

27:22

crazy so

27:24

com a squeaker getting that one in there but she to

27:26

com posted that which is great

27:28

how did i work with a with the does she go to like a studio

27:30

that she was nearby and just lay

27:32

down

27:33

yeah and then per a violinist

27:36

is on there and i think he got it at home and

27:38

then day route took it all put it in the

27:40

world diary which is

27:42

what a treatment to vocal than a lot

27:44

of an unusual

27:46

the techniques know how to create

27:48

music there's some amazing video them day room

27:50

shown his process which is really incredible that

27:53

encourage you all check out his com

27:55

notice electronic art is what reason really doing is

27:57

sampling you they can bending

27:59

it it them

27:59

the be waiting it i'll sort of more

28:02

the more the the way you know we're doing

28:04

it back in the day know

28:07

live in during on the road i can see that

28:09

in phrase amount of i go yeah i totally

28:11

missed that only tracks you know it's as

28:13

any about hearing about this process i've

28:15

never announced him it's band music listening music

28:17

for long time wheels me podcast unaware

28:20

of like how audio is edited and put together that

28:22

way and i think this this process

28:24

and hearing how it was done

28:26

and how you got different sources in different

28:28

files did to do it was the first time i realize

28:30

it's it's it's obviously very difficult to do

28:32

and create music but it's not that dissimilar

28:34

from

28:35

from editing anything editing and ring as

28:37

a podcast it is is getting the sources

28:40

putting them together into a way that makes sense

28:42

on a on a track and the

28:45

enormous and you got it done is complete

28:47

and it's a magic a magical thing

28:49

it is a me it's easier than ever in the digital

28:52

format you know i'm sitting sitting room

28:54

right here i've made many records on and my

28:56

house but with all those

28:58

unlimited possibilities and hope

29:01

all bits of the computer provides it also can

29:03

go on forever to you know i

29:05

will say well as he and like when is

29:07

the winner the song finished you know that that

29:09

an interesting moment i was i was think

29:12

right not a different from when a book is miniseries

29:14

alison it ranks as travel perkins

29:16

compelling

29:17

have experience that when when

29:19

is this

29:20

the next yeah ,

29:22

i like finite endings like boom it's

29:25

over i suppose yeah i'm sort of it's

29:27

just trailing off and you're going

29:29

on forever and some other dimension

29:31

yeah yeah

29:33

that imagine it wizards of the cause you probably have

29:35

deadlines the encourage that we do

29:37

and we have our like paid handsomely

29:40

has to when we run out of pages that's it

29:42

that's it no more words right

29:44

because a made man

29:46

yeah and like it it's imperfect

29:48

you you know have obviously worked with a lot

29:51

of of creators of

29:53

freelancers writers it's hearing

29:55

funk talk about this album coming together

29:58

is probably there's probably similar five

30:00

when you work i put together the team

30:02

that's gonna help you the together book

30:04

especially in ah anthology my candle

30:07

keep and just name different

30:09

voices and different people different strains and

30:11

bringing them altogether

30:13

the that the the same

30:14

mike a skill that you've honed

30:17

probiotic

30:17

it on a matter of the block were an album

30:19

it's a galaxy process you

30:22

you look for people with great voices and immense

30:24

talent and you bring them together and you

30:26

hope that alchemy takes care of the

30:28

rat is a fact that we're

30:30

sure you don't this case it has

30:33

and you guys guide them along them way and

30:35

your answer their questions in your make sure you're

30:37

setting them up for success and then you

30:39

let them go and do their thing

30:42

it's a minor i think young artists

30:44

don't necessarily understand right

30:46

where you the i'm and may maybe

30:48

your experiences different when i was younger i was

30:50

out there was this

30:52

you know how are you how to

30:54

do with a certain way you how to be completely inspired

30:57

and you had to come up with your your own original ideas

30:59

all the time and and if you didn't

31:01

you were a fraud and all these types of things

31:03

that you have when you're an adolescent trying to trying

31:05

to create stuff and as and

31:07

maybe just because we're older now i can kind of think about

31:10

like you know it is collaboration it is

31:12

good enough it is it is getting

31:15

a the right team

31:17

assembled is assembled and a and a prompt

31:19

and having a deadline all these things are actually

31:22

what makes art art it's not

31:24

the ethereal inspiration

31:26

that we sometimes a want to think of

31:28

it as when we're when we're young

31:31

the players he to

31:34

these are keeping your head about the processes

31:36

to let yourself be inspired and

31:38

surprised like not much

31:41

that to figure everything out

31:44

the beginning the in leave

31:46

yourself open to surprise and

31:48

contribution from other folks

31:51

and , you're too strict

31:53

and use or put too many guardrails

31:56

at the outset you're gonna get

31:58

something that feels

32:01

like it's has some of the inspiration

32:03

sat down at this

32:05

yeah i mean a thing would be as a kitten we're gonna

32:07

song forever in eight and we're gonna mix

32:09

forever when you're mixing the song and which

32:11

is the final process before it's released you

32:14

know like hell out of the tambourine like

32:16

you can think about that for ever buy gear

32:18

and stuff like nothing to the cat will added

32:20

now sat for the

32:22

a so i was certificate leasing

32:25

this time pieces you know after know

32:27

after which affords me and criticism

32:29

of myself of what could have been done better you

32:31

know

32:32

and like over the period of time

32:35

you know can address resulted in doing

32:37

this long time and he make someone someone

32:39

told you long were you doing something right

32:41

the point myself and view and everyone

32:44

and , look forward to the next one so

32:46

i'm already thinking about the next the a d com what are we

32:48

doing ah it'll

32:52

be the album of many things perhaps the

32:55

arms of far as

32:56

i am sad

32:57

i thought i'd i'd that's the been one

32:59

of the best pieces of feedback

33:02

i've seen from people who were excited

33:04

about style james comey out as we did get

33:06

a surprise and delight and when spell jammer

33:09

adventures in space came out were like and there's

33:11

there's no amazing to violation

33:13

album yeah you can you can even were

33:15

gonna listen to it together while you're prepping for your

33:17

game or even during your game and and so many

33:19

people were like this is

33:21

amazing and he needs to happen with

33:23

more dvd releases out there and i think

33:25

that has been the best kind of right and

33:28

one and applause but you could possibly get percent

33:30

project right as rain

33:32

you're absolutely

33:34

it better than them saying don't quit

33:36

your day job and and

33:39

, face as as

33:41

maid of honor yeah so

33:45

really don't fully self player days are both

33:47

fronts

33:49

the yard different than a lot of people

33:51

i know will put together a playlist

33:53

in spite like that of existing song

33:55

so they think inspired the mood of

33:58

of a book or something you

34:01

know beyond that these are actually inspired

34:04

by the actual product and

34:06

i do we do have to does kahlo they

34:08

get a new favorite song like every ten minutes but

34:10

i'm really stuck on space fighters right

34:13

now

34:13

me too nice

34:14

oh good i just like

34:17

that little we have space fighters

34:19

the reminds yeah yeah the moment

34:21

my own is a user is a force

34:24

of nature i encourage you all the follow him on

34:26

instagram where he he did it actually later

34:28

on release day he didn't have he karaoke

34:30

themselves was like dancing around his

34:34

it is outfits are just unbelievable

34:37

so he's incredible here is the dubious

34:40

honor and the last person the

34:42

record reprints before prince died

34:44

on while i'll arab spring singer

34:46

and

34:47

then you just

34:49

the meeting unique person

34:52

i run out so you came

34:54

on board the are you said he even at

34:57

in the same vein are are continuing

34:59

on the tradition of funk from from

35:02

george clinton and and yeah i'm in psychedelic

35:04

and i i had that now locked in my

35:06

brain every time i hear that is is is

35:09

you know the out idea and i don't think a lot

35:11

of people doors going in and funk

35:14

i'd imagine early on his interview like they

35:17

were on a spaceship they were basically

35:19

creating this weird idea

35:22

of funds being

35:24

, part of of of

35:27

of their side their and

35:29

their costumes and everything reflected how they arrived

35:32

on a mother ship and then we're and bringing

35:34

the funk from of from a from

35:37

their world their just i mean that the

35:39

kids are more spell damage than that

35:41

i know it's it's really that the

35:43

mothership connection and sort of lasted

35:46

funky their keynotes like that

35:48

ground zero for forgiven at funky

35:51

now

35:52

yeah never had a model

35:54

plays a lot with george so like okay we've

35:57

we've got the touches punk coming from

35:59

from

35:59

directly from the mothership of the good motto on your

36:05

it's just such a good

36:07

just like pump you up

36:10

deployed the in the song i just love

36:12

and like guess i will be shooting through the stars

36:14

on a saturday night

36:16

you know this is oh

36:18

god it's so good like

36:20

it

36:20

yeah i mean i like i'm all i can

36:22

have i've honestly just i can't

36:25

stop

36:26

having

36:27

awesome markets

36:29

where we can hear your stand as their

36:31

eye on iona we've been talking about talking lot of

36:33

i'm by no you have

36:35

there from favorites

36:37

i i feel like we made a big

36:39

one we had at least one song on the album

36:41

with explicit lyrics

36:43

yeah a

36:45

virtual advisory

36:47

the the expression i will believe you

36:49

up keeps pumping and my head and

36:51

as much as

36:55

the calico draft yeah yeah

36:57

and again

36:58

the particularly wonderful when you cannot understand

37:02

the point of view

37:04

the song is from a character in

37:06

the adventure sort , a reprehensible

37:08

follow and

37:11

it's and

37:13

and the title

37:15

mean chaotic evil astro

37:17

else is there ,

37:19

few known as as i asked

37:21

him who is california was california c want

37:23

periods lower case like yeah

37:26

case was like

37:27

okay why you like it's just not right

37:29

now we're a gotta thank you very much sounds

37:31

great

37:33

ray i i i

37:35

see yeah i guess

37:37

get the vibe

37:39

yeah boy so and it's totally

37:43

and all of it is very

37:46

different from it's companion song

37:48

which is penny and sparrows

37:50

as sparrows dollar or sell it

37:53

which is a song about another character

37:56

related to that first character i'm

37:59

from the adventure

37:59

either sort of yin and yang i'm

38:02

these two characters and the songs couldn't be more

38:04

different which is a perfect

38:07

the

38:08

green

38:09

are you also like the wizard of oz

38:11

onto

38:12

that yes i like a lot like all

38:14

the songs but that one thousand

38:17

when i first listened to all

38:19

the tracks

38:20

analysis of over and over and over again

38:24

the one that

38:26

i just had to kept keep hitting reply

38:28

on i'm , because i was so

38:31

fascinated by the lyrics the partly because i

38:33

just love that the tempo that

38:36

and arrest i can tell me

38:38

out the middle of the

38:39

the great guitar solo in their very strip

38:41

inspired king crimson

38:44

yeah yeah and that back to me i'm like

38:47

the solo so friend she's against

38:49

exactly that sucker to do that

38:53

the letter when i don't i'm talking that i

38:56

, know much about thing about about

38:58

you're talking about yeah my bicycle

39:00

yeah i have the conversations that

39:02

we had fun with you and

39:05

and rob from kill rock stars like stars

39:07

like

39:08

my cool

39:09

these are so over

39:11

made by you and had only around

39:13

though

39:14

they were getting year libraries are you number

39:16

it's read or rock

39:18

lamps

39:19

well i definitely feel cooler

39:21

now having this album and

39:23

i don't you dare

39:25

of the help make it for the indy though

39:28

i'm

39:29

i

39:30

monday legend her oh thought

39:33

i'd have to towers been just remembering your days as

39:35

internet for suburb you know it's

39:37

know it's gone

39:38

i know and i i'm fairly

39:40

certain i have a quick send a

39:43

resume on like really nice keep

39:45

those quality paper to kill

39:47

rock stars twenty five years ago when

39:49

i moved to do i'm sorry did because

39:51

they're in portland so anywhere i i

39:53

was canvassing anywhere in the pacific northwest

39:56

like i just wanna work from a record labels

39:59

now when that is smith

40:02

i mean yeah dude

40:05

you know i don't know so

40:08

i don't know that it was

40:10

kind of days those is super

40:12

were fun back and

40:15

it would growl robert add add characters

40:17

i'm retired as was they got this from the from

40:19

the beginning may be were like oh yeah i know we totally

40:22

know what we're going for here and

40:24

is just another part of the collaboration was

40:26

earnest

40:27

yeah they were so excited and slim moon

40:29

who owns characters as

40:31

for many many years and actually signed my

40:33

band were very first record deal i'm

40:35

so excited grasses

40:37

play and you know

40:40

that's the time when i lose his like kind of

40:42

crazy how many people got involved meetings

40:44

record from the the our teams

40:46

to the greetings to you

40:48

all to distribution

40:51

of people a killer rockstars was like wow was a

40:53

lot of people that put a record out the do them are

40:55

never part of the to beatings anymore you now

40:57

sources like rounds

41:00

the industry is still alive gave me

41:02

hope now and via to

41:04

alive i was very excited when we was always like kind

41:06

of a weather

41:08

, european up like may have we could do a vinyl

41:11

yeah physical additional be so great

41:13

and i'm i'm very pleased that were able

41:16

able offer that for for folks because it is

41:18

so the something about having a physical media

41:21

the artifacts the artifact are limited

41:23

edition yeah as

41:26

the eyes really really beautiful

41:28

yeah

41:30

the now it's super hot

41:32

but yes showed up to our

41:34

our our team has they worked very hard on

41:36

making this

41:37

the album beautiful the vinyl is stunning

41:39

and they

41:42

they really didn't have time

41:44

to do it and when they the map as project

41:47

fairly soon

41:49

the rain out of this soldier

41:52

yeah probably some some overtime

41:54

there but but well worth it

41:56

everybody was very inspired it was great

41:59

ah

41:59

yeah was very often

42:01

don't know i mean hopefully

42:04

we will get to do this more often pets

42:09

the first time it was

42:11

the great

42:13

i need

42:14

are we need more man how

42:17

so funny you mentioned that you teach

42:19

song writing classes

42:21

i do occasionally to some reading glasses

42:23

yeah during the pandemic i started doing that

42:26

for a foundation for importance

42:28

and then i was really fun and

42:30

i've continued on doing that for a foundation

42:33

through , newport folk festival in

42:35

providence rhode island now

42:38

the longest standing american music festivals

42:40

web pete seeger when electorate can joni

42:42

mitchell has made her reappearance to the world

42:46

i don't do programming for them and teach kids

42:49

the high school age with neither

42:52

can podcasting and organ stuff

42:55

the women do continuing doing next

42:57

i just enjoyed it and really really fun lab

43:00

mix it allows me time to think about the

43:02

i'm writing and and what were

43:05

the key than it's always is evolving course

43:07

logitech decks little because wrong zoom

43:10

then i really really love it and

43:13

really fun and actually during the pandemic back to

43:15

school the school of music and

43:17

audited some some writing classes there

43:19

are just as sort of learn more about it learn

43:21

more about creative writing

43:23

mr

43:25

yeah it's really funny tells me as a producer

43:27

tells me as a song writer helps me

43:29

my band do the all

43:31

kinds of stuff so

43:33

the interesting so thinking about how

43:36

you how you teach these concepts

43:38

that might be you know part of

43:40

your in aid creativity this point and i had you get

43:42

that out there and and and teach people and

43:44

is is helping

43:46

the good a collaboration still

43:48

in a manager of you know is a young

43:50

adult at this point you know age sixteen and

43:52

you're young and old my my book and allows

43:55

dude songwriters coming in so

43:57

want to take the time an hour and a half minutes

43:59

whites

43:59

when it happened to

44:02

this is around and talk about song writing which

44:04

is not often and my peer group

44:06

do people do anymore

44:09

that

44:10

yeah this is interesting that

44:13

the technology is the best the point where more

44:15

people can take advantage of this kind of

44:17

learning like the only

44:19

been there was no internet

44:21

i didn't get in touch with anybody video

44:27

and in canada canada

44:29

under the healer the exists

44:32

or that the nice off sheds of that pandemic

44:35

i mean like playing been the pandemic line which is

44:37

kind of how line was played the in the now discuss it's

44:39

bastard you get more gaming and the be honest

44:42

the also that now people are comfortable zoom

44:45

technologies in google music whatever and they're

44:48

like oh yeah online class a

44:50

workshop i can fit that into my high school schedule for

44:52

an hour you know it's been great i

44:55

wish i i could could send send you some of my

44:58

songs from seven

44:59

green sleeves didn't have yet to

45:02

take those remembering titles

45:05

i'm like their a whole lot about

45:07

the ocean

45:09

the nine

45:11

i get my poetry and my songs

45:13

mixed up yeah but i did also

45:15

have also very creative of run doing

45:18

like weird al yankovic style songs

45:20

which and we are you so i mean

45:22

handles are actually quite good

45:24

that there

45:25

yeah maybe else he goes up various

45:27

ah but anyway song writing to he

45:29

feels like the kind of art that can't

45:31

be tossed

45:32

it maybe on

45:33

the read can but is there

45:36

i'd wonder if there's connections between like

45:39

tips for writing a song which

45:41

is essentially like essentially reread

45:43

small nugget of a short

45:45

story with like writing

45:47

for dmd or as it could

45:49

a dungeon master also learn great

45:52

storytelling from some writing or just

45:54

a different

45:55

different medium can

46:00

ruff over week so i in

46:03

the only indian d

46:05

there are opportunities to encounter

46:08

no verse then

46:11

again

46:12

we also have a game that has an entire

46:14

character class

46:16

the dedicated to the idea of a

46:18

performance art gallo

46:23

the to the to can certainly go

46:25

hand in hand and i've known some

46:28

barred players who china

46:30

in our went right over the waterfall and came

46:32

up was you know songs for there are a as

46:34

stock song stock vs you

46:38

know poetry basically their

46:41

character could rhyme off in the course of a

46:43

battle or at a tavern or

46:45

when talking to the king

46:47

yeah

46:48

i remember my favorite bar characters would

46:50

do that as this summation of the session

46:53

by kiwi be writing little rhyming couplets that

46:55

was summing up what was going on and then he would sing

46:57

a song at the ends at wm couple

46:59

lines but it would it was always like oh you did that while

47:01

we were playing that's amazing yeah ,

47:03

ads on the i don't that as a dm choose

47:06

a i've done basically

47:08

sessions and murray's as

47:10

dr seuss see and ryan others

47:16

no says something

47:18

yeah it's

47:19

this is there a wonderful way to

47:21

sort of convey information sometimes

47:24

is lyrically

47:26

yeah i think it would the center in class

47:28

and learning to write a song the main leave

47:30

my approach is that yeah good at least have the intent

47:33

to write a song like right itself so you're

47:35

young person wants to run a sommelier an older person

47:37

that wants to write a song

47:38

and

47:39

the more more enable on a guest on the more the

47:41

that we talk to people who are successful

47:44

form letters he starts here that it's

47:46

i get eating at the craft right it's like a painting

47:48

class where you have it is set

47:50

time side and work

47:52

on it right then it's also about

47:54

shutting down your inner critic and just moving on

47:57

from a piece no one ever as to hear it is

47:59

complete then you'd call a complete

48:01

and really i do a lot of excited to that it's

48:03

like this is gonna take you twenty minutes the

48:06

know spend twenty less minutes on tic

48:08

toc you'll write a song i guarantee it

48:10

if you apply yourself or we

48:13

that was about developing that and then looking at

48:16

lyrics and looking at your voice and figuring

48:18

out what what you like and don't like and

48:22

the rest of it it feels very much like a poetry

48:24

class or would say creative writing in

48:26

an ammo okay the thing

48:29

then and then moving on from it you know going

48:31

into the the world of you choose like

48:33

take your lyrics now shop him up and he

48:36

has neither com crash like was put this back

48:38

together and any sort of weird order and look at the

48:40

evocative imagery come up with you know

48:43

moving through cliche them

48:45

the ad nauseam burbs and a

48:47

metaphor that's

48:48

that's created be now much like this i mean

48:50

like a lot like this to it's like someone like yours what

48:52

disarm as about install

48:54

jammer right the mckellar davis

48:57

wrote what kinda about a character

48:59

but that song could the about anything you know that the

49:01

listener completes the derby i would say it's

49:03

like she knew what she was writing about

49:05

which press bargains are someone came up with

49:07

that character and

49:09

what you take away from it could be about anything

49:12

and that's when at the back to the topic as i told

49:14

everyone like make it a three minute

49:16

song of have some people may eight and ten minute songs

49:18

they have a on the ah

49:21

arrogance really make really some people

49:23

want to listen to on around you know that says

49:26

not just for the in the

49:28

listeners it's further than further world that

49:30

it creates music

49:31

there

49:32

that's right he was younger into a gtx

49:34

years by their one is like a lot of what you're describing

49:37

earlier on in that was the lazy

49:39

the i'm right where you can three

49:41

what you need for the moment that you're going

49:43

to have later on like don't spend dress

49:46

time now because you hear from people whose family

49:48

i've been eight hours ten hours a week trying

49:50

to prep for something in the like but you only really is

49:52

you know fifteen minutes of that prep time during

49:54

the game itself like give yourself some

49:56

the south sometimes you to improv

49:58

and improv and and when to

49:59

on to do next

50:01

birds which other collaborators around the table that

50:04

awesome than also i love what you said about you

50:07

don't necessarily need to the the

50:09

indie band or or know that this

50:11

was inspired by spell jammer

50:13

among the music on this album and i

50:15

think that's why it's going to be able to reach so many

50:17

other people's because it's just a

50:20

the hannibal album unto itself

50:22

yeah i love that about music and

50:25

lyrics writing and you know we've listened

50:27

the lyrics forever and

50:29

like i thought they were saying this you know like wrapped

50:31

up like it was in the roller

50:33

the night you know blended family listen

50:37

, this level of that in the melody and love

50:39

that but if you start to dig dug deeper you like

50:42

this is what this is about i'd no idea what it

50:44

meant to me and that's that's part about

50:46

assad there's i mean three portals

50:48

the sort of enjoy it really think and then he could

50:50

go to the some random be like oh yeah i totally figured

50:52

abdelaziz a song for years and the

50:54

silver down this is what you meant right in there like

50:56

now i was about a roll of toilet paper

50:59

toilet and usually

51:01

i'm not going to tell you so glad you like

51:03

glad song ah

51:06

so have some questions about zimbra songs

51:08

are you going to tell me off with

51:11

each of them enough

51:13

yeah that the with them over what are you reading about

51:15

like okay knows infanticide again

51:18

but ah

51:22

drowning again but why

51:24

i

51:29

that code in december islam so sorry

51:31

and really is yaddo wow i was so

51:33

great to be able to see the ,

51:36

perform again i here in seattle

51:38

i admire more park was really really beautiful

51:40

but i think i kind the lead singer

51:42

mentions exactly that line of my depth know

51:44

is another song about dead babies babies

51:48

another children here so let's say everyone

51:50

is a ban a all

51:54

kinds of drowning is drowning and water

51:56

the headset

51:59

in a gas you know you're right

52:04

, right seven minutes there's

52:06

a soldier and ryan julia

52:09

space with actually not suffocation it's called

52:11

drowning and spate of producers them

52:14

the jury know ah

52:18

, girls stream that album

52:23

album does not have any babies and

52:25

it at it except know i

52:28

can dory wild creatures

52:31

they're babies in they're they're they're beautiful

52:35

the

52:35

as much about plasma as i thought

52:38

third be i will say that

52:39

you know surprised

52:41

not

52:42

i thought everybody was in ohio blah blah

52:45

mama mama black

52:47

market

52:49

not enough and my book

52:53

though the essence there

52:55

we can do a sequel rival it

52:57

on this those those movie soundtracks

52:59

i get extremely popular the house and oh yeah

53:01

here's the rest of the music and is the other life and stuff

53:04

that didn't get their contracts in in time to put

53:06

it in the first the once yeah will

53:08

do you spell jams two three four forever

53:10

never ah mam so

53:12

that they're gonna be clamoring to get in on

53:14

the next one know that they are this is a saying

53:17

i'm drowning implies noise of

53:24

drowning and not lose only i

53:26

handled as i nice song a waiter

53:28

had a on the news very leary

53:30

i filmed fired

53:32

in already here it after

53:34

giving you inspiration

53:36

like a big eighty and base

53:38

drop happening again if i can hear the plan

53:40

were like building building building

53:43

i just terrorists

53:45

what rhymes with pseudo pod have

53:52

to challenge and while i

53:54

know

53:55

delicious god god

53:59

the with delicious cod

54:02

i'm not even see it on par

54:05

these were all lyrics you used in euro

54:07

you're weird al parody and i had

54:09

career shelley

54:10

now you know it maybe i'll make a parody

54:13

album of the soldiers album

54:15

oh my gosh we know that

54:17

idea know ella your copy a spare

54:19

time he's yeah

54:20

i'll be out there i'm going to get cracking on that right

54:23

now guy

54:24

the ukulele accordion i know and

54:26

i'll thank you know if you accordion players

54:28

i know a lot of according by i

54:30

, like a higher authority here flexible

54:32

okay ah

54:39

ssssss line

54:44

okay

54:47

you organ or the night let's go ah

54:51

you , within a poker marty and

54:55

i'm guessing the weird al weird

54:58

al yankovic story trailer the dry

55:00

air today us now

55:03

still from it but no i haven't seen the trailer

55:05

you should it will take argue

55:07

very much like weird al

55:10

there was

55:12

yeah he was very much like in the ass

55:14

yeah

55:15

can't wait

55:16

it was our top of the

55:18

last for sure i a parody of of

55:21

of biopics was as

55:23

of course a weird al a movie smart

55:25

that would be

55:27

he had already very young

55:30

the word well i'm this

55:32

album is wonderful it's available now

55:34

you can get it everywhere you stream

55:37

and make things happen and like we said

55:39

there was a final edition which i but

55:41

i don't have the physical and will have will

55:43

have to see it quite yet but the art on

55:45

the cover looks amazing

55:48

yeah i can pre-order at a kill rockstars

55:51

i believe

55:52

that's right that's right

55:54

i'm right

55:56

it's been wonderful talking through this collaboration

55:58

and of course everything about

55:59

jammer and i can't wait so ah

56:03

where can people retard

56:05

by where to go down well i work in people just by know what you're doing

56:07

and and and games your plan and d

56:09

indeed stuff you're doing

56:11

yeah i'm i'm most often hang out

56:13

on the id at critical

56:15

funk obama me either

56:19

right there are

56:22

mister perkins where where i know where people can find

56:24

you

56:25

on earth on

56:27

officer officer remember space

56:29

as earth space

56:31

the land place idol

56:33

yeah

56:36

arthur and i'm on twitter at chris perkins

56:38

dmd

56:40

hanging out with the astros in the plasma

56:43

ads me air excellent

56:46

well thank you both this is amazing i'm gonna

56:48

go listen to a speedy

56:50

soon as blues club

56:55

advocates say yes

56:59

well i was wonderful talking to those

57:01

two creative of folks from two

57:03

different spheres and how they're spheres

57:05

overlapped into overlapped venn diagram that is

57:08

fell down

57:09

there's us i love us

57:11

that creativity i love how

57:14

wet perkins was talking about

57:17

one titan our hearts inspiring

57:20

other types of arts and artists and it's

57:22

just like constance circle a speeding

57:24

art and creativity i love it

57:27

yeah and it is on display

57:29

in our that album ah

57:31

there is and have some of what we are we

57:33

do sometimes shelley of of creating

57:36

a thing away

57:39

zip still jamming ship a model

57:41

that went into space

57:42

with them dies on a

57:44

oh god yes

57:45

do so cool interesting to see

57:48

a d and d miniature with a die

57:51

in the heavens in something

57:53

that looks like the astral see depicted

57:56

in spell jam

57:56

i know like have let

57:59

it would mean

57:59

yeah to put the

58:02

the album

58:03

belgium's to that entire

58:05

two and a half hour video of that

58:07

model going up to space i mean

58:10

it all works it's just all

58:12

goes together so yes

58:14

if you all have not checked out belgium's

58:16

please do yourself a favor stream

58:18

at wherever you like stream your

58:20

music from and also check out the

58:22

you tube video if you just wanna have a

58:24

cool visual also very peaceful

58:27

very com and listen to the album that

58:29

way while you're watching this d

58:31

twenty watching a custom built

58:33

star math reflux custom and make

58:36

it's way into owns the

58:38

that's right we did that

58:40

a real fun way to do at not all

58:42

the the the lo fi beads or love either

58:45

i or a couple of of hi there i'm round

58:47

they had banger than their

58:48

there's a million dollars less yeah

58:51

but electric electric got such a great

58:54

contractors the different musical

58:56

styles and emotion own

58:59

beats within all evidence

59:01

dragons session really

59:02

exactly takes you want

59:04

to have a well rounded party you also

59:06

want to have a well rounded tribute album

59:08

a have accepted

59:11

as owners out of the that

59:14

, are them are so check out that

59:16

spelled sam's everywhere

59:19

everywhere can preorder the vinyl artifact addition

59:21

we know come your way i believe you can

59:23

get that through a bunch of different merchants

59:26

of mostly for your for your

59:29

area where you area but

59:31

if you want to find out what's going on in our

59:33

neck of the words you can follow me

59:35

at greg tito i'm on twitter and greg

59:37

underscore tito on instagram

59:40

and what about you shutting new

59:42

the you can find me on instagram and twitter

59:44

at selling move

59:46

that

59:47

love that

59:48

and we turn our attention

59:50

now to what is happening with

59:52

junkie to shoes

59:55

in other worlds another place

59:57

you recently i'll walk to

59:59

to you know you're you're looking for

1:00:02

your brother who was rescued

1:00:04

by liberal so we're hand are with the

1:00:06

only spell that she had available to her which

1:00:08

was a

1:00:09

instantaneous cleaner shift type

1:00:12

of spell that sent her

1:00:14

to and a location that you are now

1:00:16

at yourself

1:00:18

walk into a bar with i were lots of people bustling

1:00:20

around it was a city that was full

1:00:23

of life and people

1:00:25

and oh a huge

1:00:28

large crystal are

1:00:30

in the center of said city

1:00:32

and yet or he said he went into a tavern

1:00:34

in order to drink and drink

1:00:36

was called the junkie to shoes

1:00:39

yeah

1:00:42

the bartender said is as they

1:00:44

are the founder of this establishment

1:00:46

treated that drank it's been around for centuries

1:00:50

the founder was

1:00:53

daryl to shoes

1:00:55

a hack

1:00:58

yeah

1:00:59

so there you are you're in front of your in the bar

1:01:01

still i believe you just been sipping this

1:01:03

drink and he laid that net negative

1:01:06

information on you when he would you do

1:01:07

i believe i told how as a sin i'd

1:01:09

say like are by name is twenty two

1:01:11

shoes and my brother is darryl

1:01:14

and i'm here looking for darryl i

1:01:17

did we'd i don't own this at the

1:01:19

he's doesn't own this club as far

1:01:22

there have been gone for from sentries

1:01:25

we we haven't seen him he started this establishment

1:01:27

and and it's more of a legend really

1:01:29

i'm and i can play this is real

1:01:31

centuries

1:01:33

time work differently wherever

1:01:35

i am right now

1:01:37

a woman are where are you from

1:01:39

i we we have songs

1:01:42

where am i from

1:01:43

i mean i'm an adventurer i'm kind of from

1:01:46

everywhere right

1:01:47

oh but from you're not from this time

1:01:50

know

1:01:51

the talk

1:01:54

the jungle

1:01:56

oh what we have we

1:01:59

we we've taken they're abusing one of the crystals

1:02:01

to add to a jungle area

1:02:03

that weren't your way from

1:02:05

the earth i don't

1:02:08

understand what's happening i don't understand

1:02:10

any of this

1:02:11

i i came here because my

1:02:13

brother is missing and

1:02:16

a very powerful wizard from

1:02:18

water deep told me that he was

1:02:20

here somewhere on a different plane

1:02:22

and i don't even know the first i

1:02:24

don't know where i am and i don't know how to find

1:02:26

them and i don't know why you think

1:02:28

he on this clubs and i don't know i keep

1:02:30

calling it a club it's a bar is

1:02:32

a tavern and i don't know whether it's a drink

1:02:35

named after me and honestly i don't even

1:02:37

know if i want to keep looking for darryl because

1:02:39

every time i i find him he goes

1:02:41

off missing again and isn't

1:02:43

it time that an old kitty like me

1:02:45

just takes a long nap in a little

1:02:48

beam of sun and strings

1:02:50

a saucer of milk and as a day

1:02:53

the by

1:02:55

did it is kind of absorbs all of

1:02:57

that and just says

1:02:59

look like an okay

1:03:01

kayla we

1:03:04

, nine lives yeah yeah

1:03:06

pretty good and dot disrupt

1:03:08

might have gone directly to your head that

1:03:11

happens sometimes afghan such

1:03:14

amounts of trouble and i don't i made

1:03:16

my advice to you is to to is to have

1:03:18

another one and he's

1:03:20

they have another one and he t a be this one's

1:03:22

on out

1:03:24

yeah yeah the

1:03:26

so did you say your name was drunk

1:03:29

yes drunk he to soon

1:03:31

that means you need a good continue

1:03:33

to consume junkie duties

1:03:35

i feel very strong kindred

1:03:38

connection with you

1:03:39

the bartender not a

1:03:41

while the name is alfonso

1:03:43

oh

1:03:44

they seem easier

1:03:47

alphonse what do i do what

1:03:50

happened like you have any pictures of strongly

1:03:52

i mean darryl to

1:03:53

the

1:03:55

i do not theories he has

1:03:58

famously did not

1:03:59

leave much

1:04:02

instructions on how to continue

1:04:04

as this establishment but

1:04:07

the my predecessor told

1:04:09

, to story that he had arrived

1:04:11

here and dry and it started establishment

1:04:14

in this drink became extremely popular

1:04:16

amongst popular group of people in the with enough

1:04:18

to with enough us in business and has become a

1:04:21

staple here on the radio canada

1:04:23

yeah i i don't know

1:04:25

i think i might it might have gone my

1:04:27

head a little you probably did tell me to

1:04:29

like go check out like how

1:04:32

records or something

1:04:34

there is

1:04:34

the get familiar

1:04:36

there are some people who might be able to help

1:04:38

you out with more information on

1:04:41

and

1:04:42

after you got this and we have some more

1:04:44

time to chat perhaps you shudder

1:04:46

er visit him

1:04:48

sounds like when i'm gonna do

1:04:50

right

1:04:51

well

1:04:54

you any know if you need a thing as year as

1:04:56

a drink that here have some ah

1:05:01

imho

1:05:05

the wet food

1:05:06

dammit yeah i was going to say

1:05:08

i hear some boiled peanuts

1:05:10

somebody just open a key hands

1:05:12

well

1:05:16

i younger he he he gives us my food

1:05:18

and drink as you need ah

1:05:20

it's a kind of ah did you

1:05:22

have to speak i'm

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