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Hey, this is Jack Tercloth from the World Inferno of Friendship Society, and you're listening to Sound Scene Revolution.
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What's up, and thanks for tuning in to Sound Scene Revolution. I hope you guys had a fantastic week. Today we have a very special Snakes on a Plane edition of Sound Scene Revolution, featuring the World Inferno of Friendship Society. I have no idea how it's related to Snakes on a Plane, but I know I'm going to see that movie. And when I do, I'll be thinking of the World Inferno Friendship Society. Great band featuring, rotating about a bajillion members. I think we got nine of them or something. It was hot. There were chicks walking around with pasties. There was alcohol and appendix scars shown. It was a good time, had by all good times. Also, this interview features guest interviewer Justin from Punk News, who many of you may or may not know.
He's a bearded fellow, looks kind of homeless, smells a little bit, and likes to drink cognac, I'll say. So you should check it out, because he's much better at this than I am. But he doesn't have the ambition, or the means, or the boyish good looks that I have. So he has to settle for just guest appearing when he gets the chance. So check out the interview. They got a new album out, which we're going to play a track of right here. The album is called Red Eyed Soul. It's on Chunksa Records. Some crap like that. It's from Jersey. I don't know. But we are going to kick off with a track called Paul Robson.
And it's off the album. So check it out, and enjoy the interview.
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We are in, I guess, what would be the back room of the Nay Nay Lounge, I guess, with World Inferno Friendship Society. If you guys can all say hello. Hello. How's it going? And we have a special host today, guest host. Justin. Hi. I'm Justin. Where are you from, Justin? I'm from punknews.org. Fantastic. Just don't be giving us his two cents. Punk news. All the news you need to know from punks. And more you don't know. So if we can, I guess, just go around first. Introduce yourself, what you do in the band, and your favorite hobby. Uh, I'm Jack Terrycloth. I do that thing in the band. That thing. And my favorite hobby is sitting in an overpacked van for five weeks at a time. That is, it's great you're in a band then.
I know. And really, one thing led to another.
Hello. I'm Smalak, and I play bass. All right. You got a hobby? Oh, hobby. Sorry. Um, I like to hang around with Circus X and watch them do tricks. All right. My name is Peter, and I play the saxophone and the clarinet. And I'm addicted to internet scrabble. Just on the internet? I don't like people. Yeah, otherwise you'd have to deal with other people. That's great. I'm next to this guy. His wife will only play him so many times. All right. I'm Franz Nikolai. I play piano and accordion. Uh, I've always wanted to collect music boxes, but I've never actually gotten started. It's a hard hobby. My name is Lucky Strano. Um, guitar player at World Inferno. Honestly, my favorite hobby is Smoking Pot.
Also good if you're in a band. My name is Samra. I play percussion, and I'm in it to Up the Punks. Do we just say Up the Punks? Up the Punks! Yeah! That's fucking good. All right. I guess the... Would you like to give a... You're on tour too? You can give a hobby if you want. No? I guess not. Sorry. The biographer is not allowed to speak. Too slow. You are a silent witness to this atrocity. All right. I guess the easiest question to, you know, kick it off with is the history of the band. I know it probably won't be brief, but, you know, as quick a synopsis as possible. I was born in the house my father built. And I came of age... Oh, we've just been a punk band for ten years, and we're fucking brilliant. Not to toot your own horn.
Any other questions? Oh, shut up. Damn it. Oh, sorry about that. I did. Oh, I'm sorry. That's instant karma for him. Yeah. Well, all right. How many members, roughly, do you think you guys have cycled through? How many... Like, because you didn't... This isn't the first lineup you guys started with. We don't have a lineup. We have a collective. A collective of people you pull from? We're not linear. We're global. Oh. There's about 35 people in our band. Oh, my God. How do you decide, like, who you take on? Is it just whoever's available? Whoever's drunk enough to get in the van while we're leaving. Sometimes they try to wake up while we're still not out of New York State yet, and you have to hit them on the head. That's a very good way.
Once you get past Ohio, there's no going back. Let's give credit where credit's due, though. I've been in the band for 10 years, and I'm not just going to say that. I'm a collective. I've been in here a long time. All these people have that. So what you're saying is that you're the drunkest one. What's that? You're the one most likely just to pass out in the van and end up on tour, it sounds like. No, no, no. I'm saying that it's also a real band. All right. Whatever. Well, I was researching you guys, and the first thing that I came upon when I researched is someone had mentioned you guys were on tour with Mindless Self-Indulgence, and you had gotten kicked off of that tour. Here's what we got kicked off that tour for.
Explain that one to me. Throwing fruit. What? That is the explanation. Throwing fruit, and that is God's honest truth. Grapes. You got kicked off for throwing grapes? A couple strawberries. Not even rotten fruit. I was really hoping there was, like, some... Okay, so where were you throwing fruit? Vermont. Huh? Vermont. We were throwing fruit in Vermont. At the other band, or...? Well, yeah.
They just... I thought that was implied, wasn't it? No. I was just... I didn't want to assume here. So they just didn't take that well, and they threw you guys off tour? They could have thrown fruit at us if they wanted to. Their parents apparently threw fruit at them, and it just hurt. Brought back some very bad memories. Some people can't take a joke. Not really, like, similar music? I don't know. It seems an odd choice for your... There's no not-odd choices for World Inferno. They asked us, we said yes. Three days later, we're back on our asses in New York. In retrospect, would you have changed anything? Like, knock on the tour? I would have brought an hour. I would have brought an hour. I would have brought a bigger fruit that we could have thrown.
Frozen turkeys.
It may have gotten you kicked off all the same, but it probably would have been a little better story. I like traveling, so... Very cool, very cool. Is that... Yeah, I was going to say, you guys are a pretty diverse group. Is it ever hard to find bands to do it with, or just because your sound is so diverse doesn't make it easier? Like, anyone can pretty much go with you guys. I think it makes it easier. Yeah, it does make it easier. The only requirement is a sense of humor.
Reference last question. Exactly. And the ability to accept fruit being thrown at you while you play. Who doesn't like fruit? We never tell the same joke twice, so... That one's already out. Oh, I'm sorry. See, I'm a hack. There's still vegetables and meat we can throw. All right. Okay, I guess I've got to ask this because it's been something people haven't talked about. You, Jack, recently had your appendix taken out. I did. Would you like to see my scar on the radio? Okay, Lyndon. I have a photo of his scar. Can we take a photo of your scar? Just for the record, Jack is now taking off his pants. And I just... Oh, that's not that bad. It's not that bad. It could be worse. Heard like hell for a while, but... Oh, hold on.
She didn't get the photo. Sorry. Actually, just before I was wondering, how long before a naked picture of me ends up on the internet? Well, now you know. Now I know. Did it take? You only get two shots, Sonny. I'm sorry. Oh, well, we tried. Now, one of the things that I read, and this is like one of those internet rumors, is that your appendix was actually lacerated in a machete fight. I swear to God, I read that. Who doesn't have machete fights when you're on tour? There's really a lot of waiting around. That's the worst thing about tour. It's the hurry up and wait, hurry up and wait. You rush to a show, you wait for the sound check, and then you do the sound check, and you wait around to play, and sometimes you get in machete fights.
It starts with fruit. Moves on to machetes. So I'm going to take that one, probably. I have no idea. You have no idea how it happened. Oh, how the machete got into my appendix? I do.
It was a lot of alcohols involved. I've got to say, Sturgeon was very sorry. He cried. He held my hand in the ambulance, and I think they had to force him to go back and play the show because he was so worried about me. About you and your lacerated appendix? And yes. He said, no, no, if we can't play Sturgeon, you still have to go. Don't forget the struggle, Sturgeon. Don't forget the streets. And they went off and they played. All right. And everything from then went off. All right. Now, you guys, you had to drop a couple of shows off the tour just because you were getting that taken off. Were you guys planning to get those back? I think we were going to go back and do those in October with the Bouncing Souls.
Oh, so they get the Bouncing Souls, too? That's not a bad deal. No, it's okay. Now we get to play for half an hour. So it's a bad deal for you. It's a great deal for us. I don't even break a sweat in half an hour. Yeah, how long are usually your headlining-type shows? I was like... This also goes back to the question about the alcohol. I don't know if there was an alcohol question. I'm sorry. Aren't they all? Could someone get me some alcohol, please? It's right there at your feet. No, I dropped it. Oh, yeah. It just opened. I don't know. We usually play about an hour. If things are going well, we'll play all night. Or until the power gets turned off. Until the police arrive, actually. And then we have to take it outside.
Fair enough. Well, how long have you guys been doing... I know I lived in New Jersey about three years ago. Everybody I knew was going to the Hollow Moss shows. How long have you guys been doing those? And what's kind of the purpose? Oh, just since the very beginning. We're a Halloween band. I think we started... Me and Lucky and Benji first talked about starting a band on Halloween 1995, Lucky? 1996? At a Citizen Fish show at ABC No Rio. Remember that? Yeah, I remember that.
It was 96 or it was 95. I can't remember. So we pretty much decided to be a band on Halloween. So every Halloween, we have to make a big celebration. Every year, we try and top ourselves. Every year, we lose more and more money and more body parts.
What kind of spectacle does it usually end up being? It's sometimes different flying band members, ghosts, lots of fire. Ambulances are always a must. Do you guys play a lot of shows around New Jersey or New York? Like, I've never really been quite clear as if it's a New York-based, New Jersey-based. Oh, no, we all live in Brooklyn, New York. Me and Lucky and Sandra are all from New Jersey, but we were formed in New York and live in Brooklyn, New York. Okay. Very cool. You can never... You can't take the boy out of Jersey, but you can't take the Jersey out of there. What part of Jersey? New Brunswick. New Brunswick? It's the home city. I slept on a couch there for two months. It was fantastic. Me too. Awesome.
Maybe it's the same couch. Is that your best memory there? It was the best days of my life was sleeping on a couch and eating falafel. It was fantastic. I've heard the grease trucks. What do you do with your nights? The grease trucks? The fat cats? Yeah. Did you want to interject something there, Fronson? It was a stupid pun. Are there any other cats? The listeners will have heard it. Did you get it, Nairman? Yeah. Sound guy, Nairman, got it. All right. That's what's important. That's what's important. All right. Well, since you guys are talking about New Jersey and New York, I'm going to bring up a question that I don't know. I'm sure you guys have been asked about it a thousand times. You got the song California and Everybody in it, Stinks?
California and Everyone Who Lives There Stinks. Oh, Everyone Who Lives There Stinks. Yeah, it stinks. Oh, gosh. Do you guys really? Oh, the stench. Do you ever get like, do people get like really bitter about that song? Really? They do. Oh, yeah. But you guys, I've got you guys so damn beat, you cannot give me any guff about how your state does not stink. You've got Ronald Reagan. You had Pete Wilson, Richard Nixon, Jerry Garcia. Do you have to keep going on? And who is your governor now? I don't know. I defy anyone in this room to tell me that I am wrong about your state and everyone who lives in it stinking. I don't know about everyone who lives in that. You can barely breathe right now because of the stench.
You had Christy Todd Whitman, the worst head of the EPA ever. That's true. However, she was dead for a thousand years, so she doesn't stink anymore. And they're very proud of McGreevy. Yes, exactly. So you've got to go with someone who's the head of the EPA. Oh, and then Hollywood. Oh, and I didn't even get started on Hollywood. It's your fault I have an eating disorder.
I think if you're going to look at me, I'm definitely not the reason you have any eating disorder. Yes, it is. I have to compete with you California skinny people. And that's why I have to throw up every meal I ever eat. I'm sorry, Denny's. It was so good on the way down.
And yet you keep coming back here. That's where all the money is.
How was the show in the shack? Oh, you know, I love the kids. And they're 12-year-olds. We played very well. There was no PA. They paid us $35, so we stole everything we could get our hands on. And then we got chased out of town on a rail. And we had to drive two hours to find a hotel that we could stay in. Oh, my God. Doubt you'll be going back there right away. Not unless they want their stuff back. They don't. It's useless even to us. I don't know why we took it. Apparently they bothered to open the club. Doing them a favor. Very nice. Well, talking about stealing, I read something that you guys encourage all your fans to sneak into your shows, if at all possible. They should. Is that so you do? Hell yeah. Now, doesn't that affect you guys?
Like if a bunch of people try and sneak in? Does it look like we get paid? There's fucking nine people in this band. They were a birthday present, actually. Okay. We're not doing this for the money. We're in it for the glory. And glory is for everybody. Very cool. There's no money in music. Don't let your Hollywood lifestyle, Mr. Big Shot, fool you. Oh, yeah. I know you movie people think you make money entertaining, but musicians don't. I'm going to damn sure sneak into every show I can myself. Do you guys ever have to sneak into your own show? Because I don't have any ID. Sometimes lucky does. No, I swear to God. I'm clearly very old. Let me in. Sorry, no ID. You can't go. Oh, Jesus, Mary, Jesus. Sounds like that's actually happened a couple of different times.
All right.
That was a fun little first half of the interview, wasn't it? I hope you're enjoying this very special Snacks on a Plane edition of Sound Scene Revolution that really has more to do with the World Inferno Friendship Society than Snacks on a Plane. But I really can't help but latch on to the bandwagon that is that film. Anyhow, the band, World Inferno Friendship Society, they got a new album out called Red Eyed Soul. We got a couple of copies to give away. If you listen to the end of this broadcast, I'll tell you how. So, after this, we're going to play a song. Then we're going to play the second half of the interview. Then I will tell you how to win a copy of Red Eyed Soul for yourself without paying any money.
And this album is easily worth like $7.50. I mean, easy. And you're getting that for free. So, think about it. We're giving you like $7.50. That's like a Big Mac meal. Just know who's looking out for you. Sound Scene Revolution is looking. We got your back. So, the next song we are going to play off of Red Eyed Soul is called Let's Steal Everything. And it's about the type of Potemkin city politics that run many countries in the Middle East. And how to fix that. Not by force, but by bilateral utilization of political embargo. It's a song about stealing everything, you fucking bastards. Check it out.
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Are you guys involved in kind of the DIY alternative radical culture outside of the band? Sure. I know I volunteered at ABC No Rio, which is a collective show place in Manhattan. I did that ages ago. We're all part of many different musical things. And I think we're oddly politically active-ive-ive. Active-ive-ive-ive. But, yeah. We live in the subculture. We probably did that. But, no. We live in the subculture. We encourage others to respect us and to give other people like us money. Well, God willing. Lord knows you can afford it. How did your track on The Rock Against Bush, Volume 2 or anything? I think it was Volume 1, actually. Volume 1? Sorry. How did that come about? Are you and Mike friends? No, no. He doesn't even like us one bit.
A girl whose name was Trash came up to me and asked me to do it. And I said, I'm sorry. Miss, I'm a feminist. I can't possibly call you Trash. And she said, no, it's really my name, Trash. And I said, maybe you want to talk to Semra. Ah!
They asked us to do it. And I said, we need a song against Bush. They said, we don't have a song against Bush. They said, can you write one in two weeks? And I said, yes. Yes, I can. And so we wrote one in two weeks. And then when the record came out, it turned out every other damn band on the compilation just sent in their latest single. Yeah. And we were there going, but we wrote a song just for the thing because you asked us to and we've been fooled again, haven't we?
But luckily, you know, Bush lost the election and everything worked out for the best. And I think our song really had something to do with that. So I'm proud of it. I really stand behind it. Mission accomplished. You feel pretty good about American electoral politics is what you're saying. I'm proud to be American, but I just live here for Christ's sake. Do you guys ever go abroad and find like other countries like just shit on America? Are other countries abroad? Are there now? I thought there was Canada and Mexico. I was number five myself. We travel a lot. We go to Europe often. I have an apartment in the Middle East. I have an apartment in the Middle East. Ask me about international politics. And everywhere I go, and this is why I'm so angry at George Bush and his cronies, it's because he doesn't sit in a cafe in Tel Aviv and have to defend himself.
He's in the goddamn hotel with Secret Service around him. I'm going, yeah, yeah, that's true. But listen, but no, Woody Guthrie, Woody Guthrie, American, come on. Look, when's the last time George W. Bush got in a fist fight with somebody who didn't like America? I guarantee you, I've been in a fist fight more recently. He's making us all look bad. I would think that'd be awesome if the president got in a fist fight to defend our country. Well, maybe with his wife. That'd be cool. She would kick his ass, dude. She looks like the Joker. She terrifies me. So I want to talk to you guys. You got the new album coming out, right? Red Eye Souls. In three days, I think. Three days. Two days. Two days. Two days? I've lost track of what day it is.
It comes out the 11th. The 11th. That's all I remember.
Justin's excited. I am excited. You can buy it downstairs now if you want to. So we can get it ahead of you very much? Oh, it's totally going to be on the internet tonight. It's already on the internet tonight. I know exactly. So it's coming out on, oh, I can't pronounce it. Chung Sa. Chung Sa. Okay, so it's coming out on, which is owned by the Bouncing Souls. It's owned by the Bouncing Souls through an offshore holding company so they can pour money into groups like us. It's the PBS of hardcore music, ladies and gentlemen. We're on a friendship side. So I'm assuming, because you guys are pretty good friends with Soul, that's kind of how you guys hooked up with them? Yeah, we drove up. I went to high school with them.
All right. Like most people, we've known forever. I'm not sure if we're friends or not. We just recognize each other's faces so much that we kind of got used to it. And they're like, so you want to put an album on? You're like, yeah. Yeah, I think we asked. Did we? I think we did ask. We did ask. I'm cool. Is this going to be probably your widest release? Because I know sometimes it's hard to find your stuff. I have all my stuff. You're like, I don't know what your problem is. They send me copies. Exactly.
It's easy to find. I also didn't get in tonight, so I have no idea.
Awesome. So I was going to ask, you guys have the Speak of Brave Men is included on this one throughout? Not the whole thing. Not the whole thing. It is the whole thing. The whole thing is? Look, man. It is. Speak of Brave Men is out of print, I think. Yeah.
I understand corrected. I really apologize about that. It's got all of Speak of Brave Men on it, but not all. Some, but not all of Me the Angry Mob, which was a year ago. Oh, that's what I was thinking, yes. It is 15 songs. But everything will be on the Bankshot Records. Vinyl version. Deluxe. Double gatefold vinyl. Oh, wow. Which will be available. Any moment now. Uh, when in. 21st. New Orleans. Yeah, 21st. Yeah. 21st. After the 21st. So you can't get the vinyl on the internet? You can't download that? I'm sure you could. You just download the CD and go. That's an interesting paradox. It's a lot like the vinyl. So, you guys, a lot of, what is it, almost all your albums contain certain EPs that you guys have done beforehand.
We like doing EPs. It's a good way for us to work. We write topical songs. We get two songs to go together. It kind of sounded like. It's fun to put the patching together. It's a good way to work. That's the way all the swing bands used to do it. They would just cut sides. Albums are very rock 60s concept, and we're not into that. But this time we are, and it's really good. But when you do it, it's good. But when we do it, we do that special spin. I have flip-flopped. No, we record a lot. We write a lot of stuff. We record a lot of stuff. I'm sorry it's hard for you collectors in California, you scum.
But it's good for us. I've been berated. Did you throw something at me? No, it was her. Him. Did you throw some grapes at me? You'll know what the grapes are at. You'll see them.
Speaking about how you guys record. Emily, could you go bring me the fruit tray? Oh, there is a fruit tray, actually. It's actually over there. Do you? Get the scotch while you're at it. So, do you guys consider yourself more of a live or a recorded band because you guys do so much recording? I shouldn't all bands be both. I consider us a writing band. We write songs. I'm not sure. Actually, someone else take this. I'm flummoxed. Flummoxed. It's hard because they're fundamentally different. And I can't think of a band where people don't feel different about live and recorded stuff. The only bands where maybe people feel the same is Dinosaur Acts, like the Stones or something like that. Oh, my God. What's Dinosaur Acts?
Dinosaur Acts? I don't think our goal is ever to always sound the same. Like, live versus the album's never the goal to always sound exactly the same. And some people get disappointed. And that's their problem. It's all kind of part of your job if you're in a band. Like, you don't ask a politician, do you consider yourself a better legislator or a public speaker? Or someone who runs for office. Hey, Devin, what's going on? Well, you're on the radio, so feel free to speak.
The Basics and the Paper Dolls is wondering if they can use the base hand.
And we're also generous. Yeah, very generous. See, that whole collective thing totally wouldn't work. We're just like, no, it's my base hand. He's like, fuck off. Then we would have been like, liar. The Basics and the Paper Dolls is the newest member of the band.
All right. We're a forward-moving band, though. We're like a shark. Yeah, keep going. If you don't keep moving, you've got a dead shark. Nobody wants a dead shark. I don't know. Have you seen my shark impersonation? No, can I see you?
That comes across really well on the podcast radio. Yeah. The people right now are hearing that. That actually is terrifying. Yeah, that's kind of like half shark, half creepy old man. A little bit, I don't know. Peacock, old motherfucker.
All right, one of the questions I want to ask is, you have a section called, what would Jack do, right? That's true. How the hell did that come about? Were people just seeking your advice, and you were like, well, I better give it to them? Well, you might have noticed that we travel a lot. I said, sometimes in the South and Midwest, and all these dumb little teenagers have little bracelets on their arms that goes, WWGD. And I was robbing one kid of GD. My name is spelled as a G.
And so we were curious about it in rest stops while the locals were staring and pointing at us because we were clearly drinking beer before paying for it. And I said, what does WWJD stand for? And they went, what would Jesus do? They got that inflection in it? I'm pretty sure I know what Jesus would do. I think people should know what I will do.
And we're an interactive group. We want people to come to us. Why not? We really are clipped. So, yeah, give me your questions. Most of them are stupid, and if they're so stupid I don't want to answer them, I'll just make some questions up for myself that make me look good. I think it's been, I really enjoy it. I think it's a fun part of our website. Yeah. It seems, everyone seems to keep sending them on. How much, like, do you get on average? An awful lot of mail. I'd say about how many fourths in a whole? A quarter are death threats. Thank you. Good answer. So, I think a quarter are death threats, another quarter are requests for children, and the other quarter are just, I can't even read some of them. Some of them are in Thai.
We're very popular in Thailand for some reason. I don't know why. And then I answered the other quarter. Then you answered the one quarter of them. Yes. You guys ever honor any of the baby requests? No, man. I'm against children. You said you guys got a quarter of baby requests. People wanted babies. So, I don't know. I didn't say that. Is that the lead singer thing? People just want the lead singer? You know, lead singers are always the worst musicians in the band. It's just they've been so trained to just like that one guy who talks. That's why I talk so much. I'm like, spare it around, guys. All I do is stand there and yell. These guys are actually doing something. Yeah. But you're the center, so everyone can focus on that.
I've been kicked to the top again.
Awesome. So, I think we're going to wrap this up because we got quite a bit. You guys got anything you guys want to plug? You got the album coming out on the 11th? The 11th? We're being on tour for the next two weeks. When's this going to air? Probably. Hopefully sometime when they're there. Depending. If not, we'll be... This would also require me knowing where we're going the next two weeks, which I don't. Long Beach, San Diego, Vegas. Oh, I know. We have a website. It's www.worldinferno.com. That'll be there still, right? Andy, any complaints about what I've said this afternoon in this tiny room? There's the forum. Ah, the forum. Please log in and just spout off. Ah, me and that. Spout off. And so... If you write to the forum, ask to talk to Lester.
And Lester will set you straight. Who is Lester? Lester's our attack dog on the forum. If anyone pisses us off, we send them out. Lester is the end culture of the left wing. Fantastic. Well, I want to thank you guys so much for taking the time. And good luck with the new album and the tour and everything else that comes along with it. Thank you very, very much. It was nice to meet you. Thank you. Bye-bye. We've eaten all the fruit and there's nothing left to throw. Yes! All right. Well, I hope you guys enjoyed our interview with the World Inferno Friendship Society. Mostly, it was an interview with Jack Terrycloth. But when you're thin and pasty and basically you don't do much, you've got to talk. And the man does it well.
And we appreciate that. So, on to how you would win a copy of Red-Eyed Soul. Here's what you're going to do. As you may have heard in the interview, if you paid attention, they talk about how they were kicked off to earth mindless self-indulgence for throwing fruit at them. While they were playing. If you were on a tour with a band, what would you do to get kicked off that tour? That can range from anything from having sex with the other band's merch person to climbing up to the rafters and crapping on the other band while they play. It's all up to you. But what would you do to get kicked off a tour? Two people will be selected as winners. And each will receive a copy of World Inferno Friendship Society's newest album, Red-Eyed Soul.
Just take your answer, email it to us at soundscenerevolution at gmail.com or hit us up on our MySpace account. Either one of those is fantastic. As always, you can hit us up on our user comment as well. Send us feedback, information, all that kind of good stuff. We always want to hear it. And, yeah, I hope you guys have a good time. We're going to close it out with one last track off of Red-Eyed Soul. It is the closed track called Farewell to the Circus, So Long to the Circus, is what it's called. And it's a damn good track, and you should like it. And we'll see you guys next week. World Inferno Friendship Society, So Long to the Circus. It's next on Plane Edition of Sound Scene Revolution.
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Now you may know me from my roles in movies like Pulp Fiction, Star Wars, and The Incredibles But I'm here today to make sure you go see a movie that holds a special place in my heart That's right, I'm talking about snakes on a plane I know that sounds crazy, but I don't give a damn Because snakes on a plane just might be the best motion picture ever made It's that good So listen up On August 18th Forget about your regular job Sucking up to a boss you really hate And stop wasting all your free time Messing around in those crazy chat rooms And for God's sake Quit working on your big fancy hair don't Just hop on that big noisy bus Go get your homeboy, Richard And go see Snakes on a Plane The one summer blockbuster that will take a big nasty bite out of you But it's simple Do as I say and you live You don't want to mess with me on this one Because I will come after you You hear me?
