Interview with Lemuria - Podcast 80

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revolution this week we have an interview that didn't happen too long ago it was on the asian man uh making punk fun again tour featuring the queers bomb the music industry andrew jackson jihad keppy goley and the following band lemuria uh i decided to opt out of the interview because we started handing out a ton of mics and uh i'm i like lemuria but i was with a friend who is a much larger lemuria fan than i am and that is a man by the name of justin august who is a producer or producer editor writer for punknews.org and he also has kind of a wicked like child molester beard i wouldn't go so far as to say it's like a lumberjack beard but it definitely looks like he'd probably hang out by a middle school um with candy or an ice cream truck so that's kind of that's that's his deal but uh he knows a lot about lemuria he likes him and i asked him if he wanted to do the interview and he was like sure and then we started the interview and then about four minutes into it i realized uh the guy from lemuria didn't have his mic on and so we had to restart the interview i'm not gonna lie to you it was a little awkward but we pulled through and the interview got much worse as it went on and so you get to hear all of that so enjoy but before we do that we're going to play a track off of lemuria's album get better and uh i don't know which one it's going to be but it's going to be awesome it says that dog shows up twice oh it's dog and dogs i'm sorry but i don't know which one it's going to be i'll figure it out later but for one lucky person at the end of the show today we have a copy of lemuria's get better on or yeah get better on vinyl to give away and you could be the one who wins that so listen enjoy and uh check out the rest of the interview

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equipment and i'm just i'm justin from punknews.org and this is alex from lemuria yep that's me it's yeah this is me again so we're starting out strong again so alex how has the tour been so far the tours the tour has been great except for uh uh the past the past few shows besides this one i heard tonight was a morale booster yeah this this this tonight tonight's show was a morale booster because uh we recently just played reno we're uh promoters they're dicks yeah the promoter was kind of a dick he uh he was he kept like saying you know i'm never doing a show with five bands again and we're like because because his reasoning was that there was too many people in the band and we're thinking like oh there's only two bands and two people in each band this is crazy that i'm saying this all again i feel like such a phony basically there's like three people on tour yeah yeah and he thought it was too many yeah it's too many lawrence arms did all those shows with like all the lawrence arms related bands weren't you really the lawrence arms playing different songs yeah it's kind of like that and we're asking alex the same questions because we fucked up the first actually all right well i'll tell actually i'll tell a different story about why this guy these this this place sucked because uh i actually i was we had a long drive it was like an eight hour drive to get to the venue and like i get there i was like man i gotta fucking take a shit so i go in i i sit down and like the bouncers there's four bouncers watching the back door for some reason even though there's like four people at the show and i'm trying to take a shit and they're heckling me outside and it's not even it's not it's not even loud i'm not even like it's not blasting out of my ass or anything blowing it yeah they're just like like what are you doing in there you didn't fall in like a man yeah i think he's jacking off and then i walk out and i just look at them i'm just like what like what like and they didn't say anything to me like once i walked out even though like yeah it's not like they're afraid of me i'm like 145 pounds and they're all 300 pounds but uh they didn't say anything to me and i was just like i don't know i mean i wipe after i shit it takes a few it takes a few minutes they were just being professional yeah you got to keep that the place the place kind of sucked and yeah in the and like i said before the uh before the the thing stopped working uh the the sound guy told sheena that she has to get her frequencies right on her amp even though it's i don't even know what that i know neither did anyone like as a guy as someone who doesn't play music that doesn't make any sense it didn't make any that's what that's what he said everyone like she's kind of like what okay we'll look into that yeah we'll have someone on on with us next yeah she she's had the she's had the amp for four years and not no one has ever complained about it about the frequencies we've recorded in studios with the amp and there's never been a problem with the frequencies we know has high standards yeah i know reno's a tough yeah there's a reason why no one stays there except for are you they have circus circus dude we stayed at circus circus that's the only time we stayed at a hotel on this whole tour that's because we were played in reno we obviously didn't know anyone there and uh because nobody lives in reno and no one came to the show we hate reno so we uh hey what's oh my nice he's got a mullet and growth almost some kind of he looks like a lesbian he's a what you look like a very attractive lesbian is that all right like from the lilith fair i've been listening to a lot of bikini kill so i guess i guess that works out this is really important this is live it's a bullshit interview i i don't i don't mean to thank you thank you like not on your end it's on our is that possible your your shorts are still too long nice to meet you you're gonna you are oh nice nice to meet you it's a party i'm originally from ellicottville but now i i live in buffalo like university he does license plates there it's uh it's a it's a good industry everyone's gotta everyone's gotta do something here we go all right buffalo a tight buffalo a small town yeah buffalo's oh no it's it's a big oh there's sheena you're supposed to be here no you're not supposed to be quiet you're supposed to talk because this is a lemuria interview you want a mic you want a mic she's in the band so jeff's always fucking up the program every time i see him last time i actually actually ended up upside down on top of a bunch of other people last time i saw jeff's yeah and at the fest at 1980 whatever that bar was hey you're supposed to be here too whoa we're doing an interview we got all three i gotta i gotta start it though this is like an amazing stream of consciousness interview i was like it is the first half of the interview is just me shit talking you too for not being here oh we didn't i actually didn't get we didn't get that i lost that part that's the uh thing that we have for recording oh yeah those things are yeah it's incredible he just drops it make sure you talk so it can be properly interspersed like giveaways that's a sweet crucial honker you got there for about 40 seconds and that's that so trying to steer this slightly on course i'm justin by the way i'm jason we've met we've met hi i'm justin um so god now it's three on one this isn't fair at all it was two on one before um so i was winning though you guys and punknews.org cause i'm lazy um so you guys are from buffalo fact fact yes fact number one it's a smallish town with like some pretty like crazy stuff that's come out of there and i know like and i know you two have been in in the hardcore before yeah it's a little sheena she played in a different band you may have never heard of it before it's actually it's actually a very big city with a small population oh okay cause uh we had a bunch of industries that left like gm motors and you know it's like all cities like you know like that had an industry it's a dead steel town it's a oh interesting i'm from west virginia we have just dead steel coal everything towns but uh so it's a big city but yeah not many people so is it is it different playing like more like indie rock oriented punk than hardcore there like is it at the big at first it kind of was i'd say probably in the past two years things have shifted a lot in buffalo and it was always a predominantly hardcore scene but then a lot of the hardcore kids started either moving away or experimenting in other bands and now there's a whole slew of indie-ish and like pop punk bands and pop punk but uh times are changing there's still a lot of awesome hardcore bands as well but it's it's diversified a lot in the scene yeah what are some of those bands come on name drop some of my favorite bands are the exit strategy unwelcome guests uh everything falls apart failures union yeah good stuff jj for his other band um tearwave is real awesome tearwave's great like a shoegazy band there is uh the locks is my new favorite local band i've only heard one song i haven't even heard them yet but uh they sound like an alt rock band and they kind of blow my mind with that one song oh that's awesome uh the day sleepers and uh mark's band uh old sweethearts yeah they're great broke up oh they broke up all right but they were great is in the locks oh okay okay so i've heard his new band i love this old band though you're not a part of this conversation i'm like like this is amazing i'm gonna have to go to buffalo sometime you should um like do you guys have i mean because i know the two times you've been out here so far it's been like with the ergs and now with this tour and we were here do we play kind of like spitting here we played out like in the middle of like we played at a ski shop we played east of east of berkeley like uh some town lake oh walnut creek yes liverpool livermore livermore yeah whoa that's fucking weird oh the skate show i do know what you're talking about yeah the skate show um so like is it weird to not have toured with like bands from your area because i feel like a lot of bands like they gang up and they get into the van and do that for some reason for some reason a lot of bands from buffalo haven't been touring as much lately which doesn't make sense because it's like one of the few cities where it's affordable to tour right um but uh we do like weekends and stuff with like bands from buffalo and stuff but um yeah we played a bunch with exit strategy yeah we do like but they all have real jobs so they can't go out for too long but yeah i don't know the singer that bands a police officer for real that's strange it's he's like the nicest police officer he's a he's like one of those people that you want to be a police officer oh well see that's the important part because like realistically not the idea of cops isn't a bad idea it just happens to be like it ends up as a bad idea because of the people who want that problem it's funny because we'll go out when we do like weekend trips with them and stuff like you know kids will just start like smoking weed and stuff and like it's like we're hanging out with people smoking weed and a cop and it's pretty wild a little awkward actually mark and i have recently like i used to always put out a series of comp like free cdr comps of just all buffalo bands and right before we left the third installment came out and he also runs headless actor records and uh we teamed up for it so i don't have any with me but if you want i'll mail you one yeah definitely if you uh yeah exit strategy website exit strategy you can get them also but i'll give you one rad we'll link to that because i do like the exit strategy it's good shit get out uh there was uh oh go ahead i was gonna say the one time where you and tim went and uh fake beat up oh yeah mark there was a there was an art space in buffalo and this is probably when the exit strategy first started up and they're from there's like mohawk places the right hip cool bar in buffalo that's the best venue ever but uh mark is from all of actually is from like more of that scene than the basement punk scene right because they're just older dudes and uh there was an art space that opened up and tony from failure who's also in x strategy was playing acoustic there and tim and i were at the show watching him and then mark was on duty pulled up in his cop car with the lights on he got out in his uniform in his uniform and tim and i ran up dragged him out of his car threw him on the hood and pretended we were beating him up and the girl who ran the space was pretty much in tears she's like what are you doing you're gonna ruin our space this is a community we want positivity and then we all laughed amazing eh pays that the cop um and he gets us out of tickets yeah shh he's never gotten me out of a ticket but actually me though just tony a lot on fellow genin tour he's got us out of tony was driving he got us out of a bunch of tickets so nice so um you guys like as far as your music goes like you're not really like your standard like easy to listen to like shut up jeff stop slamming i didn't say shit you're like like you guys are definitely more than just like the four on the floor like beat like you guys are like all individually like very talented musicians that are coming together like how does your writing process work like who comes to the table with what well usually it's i mean when we first started i think me and alex were both kind of learning how to play our instruments so things didn't come as as together as they do now but pretty much now we just uh like if somebody has an idea for a song or or uh like a uh uh uh yeah like a riff or a drum beat or anything like we just take it to practice and we put it together yeah when i first joined the band i they already had a bunch of songs and like we were about to record the first seven inch so i didn't really contribute that much because i didn't feel like it was my place to right but the longer we go it used to be that either alex and sheena would pretty much come in with a completed song we'd all learn it and maybe change a few little parts but now it's pretty much just we'll be fucking around to practice and someone will start playing something and we'll be like that sounds awesome let's do that or like bring ideas and say can we use this can we use this like it's way different now than it was before and i think you can tell that and like the songs that we have written and each of the the records that we put out like it's progressively got to a sound that was definitely all of us instead of just one of us writing the whole thing or like when do you guys feel like you got that sound like because i know like it seems like the zeitgeist kind of started around that kind of like split spitting kind of like spitting split and then has progressed since then but kind of like spitting split as with the new record we never really have all the songs written until about a week or so before we go to record and then we're like oh shit we need more songs so then we bust our ass in this yeah the place we record you have to book like about a year in advance because he's like so booked up and he mostly records metal bands we're like the only band that's not like a metal he's recorded a lot of the victory records releases so like and the gym class heroes it kind of creeps up on it like they're like like oh shoot like we have like recording time soon like we gotta like start writing songs shit so we're kind of slackers in that department so i don't know if it's the urgency some people work best under pressure not saying we're the shit but saying like we work better under pressure than we do when we get our own time what songs that get better were recorded like were written right before lipstick lipstick was written like a day before we recorded lipstick wardrobe yesterday's lunch let's just go with the ones that weren't all the lyrics that weren't written a week before recorded were mechanical dog there was a hawaiian t-shirt like i had demos of like i made a demo of and we're like oh let's use that like we made like we used that one so uh i think we only had two that we had actually played live yeah and they were fully done before we went into the studio nice get better it's just a bunch of shit put together well that's good i'm sure mike would appreciate that wow jesus christ all right so we're going to take a little break out of the awesomeness that is our interview with lemuria or rather justin's interview with lemuria to uh let you catch a breath and enjoy some more music from their album get better as i mentioned we have a copy of the album on vinyl to give way to one lucky winner i don't know what color it is it's probably uh probably from the second press maybe the first press probably the second one but uh check out the interview at the end and we'll tell you how to enter uh enjoy some more music and we'll catch you guys at the end

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the way the sound comes out with that rushed feeling though i mean is it i personally love it i think what happens like sometimes we write um sometimes we'll write songs and if we don't have to record them soon like we'll get sick of them by the time we record them we'll just like not ever play them or record them again so we have songs we've written and played

yeah i think that's what happens on the new record fingers was actually like that we had written that and played it when we were on tour with pop boiler actually maybe even on the frame tour which was over two years ago and then we ditched the songs we're like oh we're not into that and then randomly one of us just started like playing it at a practice like shortly before we were recording and then we just played it and we're like that sounds cool let's record it and maybe put it on the album maybe not yeah that song should have came out like two years ago i guess right because i got that frame lemurias but no yeah it was a while it was a while have you guys enjoyed working with like i mean because you you worked with selena did you put anything out on selena's yeah the frames yeah i mean you guys have worked with like a variety of record labels at this point is there anyone that you prefer get better are the underground released everything but almost everything was also a split release with another label right so we didn't really have to work with anyone it was like kind of like me you guys and then like another label would send me money for like their copies nice i was kind of a control freak with stuff and then then with asian man it was like oh cool like because it was like i respected the label and was right was it easy to let go with mike and skylar yeah yeah yeah we actually had the album recorded beforehand we just we didn't know who was gonna put it out where it's like we want to do a full length finally we think we're ready and then of course it weren't because we didn't have the songs ready so we want to do this we wrote a couple songs and recorded them and then we're just kind of sitting on it and didn't know who was gonna put it out and then alex was doing a trade with mike for some records from the labels and mike just asked for it i don't know if he asked her if you just sent it to him and then i just sent yeah i did a trade and like all the stuff he wanted to trade was like lemuria records so i was like oh well i sent him because we had to read like we got stuff recorded i sent it to him he's like okay and he's like right back and he's like i'll play out your album and he's like yeah you see and it was we never even had considered asian man up to that point really not that not that we didn't like nothing negative but it was just like a label that never crossed our mind and well they're not i mean to be fair like they're definitely not known for the like that sound as much as they're known for that's true right you got three bands oh short round short round doesn't sound like lemuria short round sounds like lemuria house i'm just saying there's instruments on them yeah i mean like there's like one of you short right yeah it works out right there is a guy named jason in short round also which is important to remember case in point i am the connection but yeah they've been the best dudes ever to work with they're so easy going but yet they get shit done it's a professional like label that's not business like like there's there's no like ties or like i don't know uh like we've always had we've always had really great people that that like we've had in the past really really amazing people that have really amazing labels and we've been lucky enough to put them out on them and an asian man like being a part of the full length was like it was like insane like a dream come true i think just because you know like we all i i respect that label so much for for what it does and and who it's been and continue to be for so long right yeah it's pretty impressive mike manages to keep it like totally independent like does it all like him and skylar all himself like what him and skylar they upset because you don't have a mic anymore i have nothing i'm used to come from i don't really you should just let jeff on you i'll quit i'll quit interrupt you um jeff the industry is now officially punk with his mohawk yeah he's he's he's nothing wrong with the fro uh so um yeah i know i don't really understand is it is it sometimes a weird reaction um having the combination of like alex doing the vocals and then like sheena you're up front doing the vocals do you ever like find that some people are put off by the female singer thing it's kind of like the crappy question to ask the female fronted band but like do you feel like you get a different reaction uh i think some some people like brutal pat has entered the room um i think some people uh are phased by it you know by the appearance of of a woman in a band such as our band but like uh i think like i mean me and alex both sing i think if not sort of equal kind of equal amounts i'd say i sing like well i was gonna say 75 i guess alex sings less but but we're both like there's no like lead singer there's no lead person in this band even if one person sings more and maybe that like helps the on the balance you know i i guess wait i forgot the question what is the question i don't the dynamics of being in a female in a band with a female that sings like the punk scene is like obnoxious about that as soon as like a woman's in front of a microphone or an instrument yeah it's that obnoxious to deal with obnoxious to us is people saying we sound like discount yeah because i can see the demo and maybe the first seven inch right no we love discount don't get us wrong but we don't sound like that how about fifth hour hero yeah we sound more like the solo gwen stefani i'd say i can hear hollabat girl definitely i actually really like those records i'll be honest like they're totally vapid and useless but like they're totally awesome to listen to you don't want to think uh i don't know i remember i used to see like the no like the no doubt videos and the drummer was wearing a vandal shirt and i was like that guy's cool like they have a cool person in their band so like i remember when i was like you know really when i was young into punk and i was like man i guess no doubt it's not that bad but dude gwen stefani sang on the first game face album it's cool it's cool i don't really care about dude she did that duet was sublime um what bands were you guys into when you were younger i mean no doubt no doubt well obviously no digger obviously um discount no one i was i and still am way heavy into alt rock when i was growing up and then my dad got remarried to tim from mega strategy's mother and then we started going on like family trips to boston to visit his grandparents and each him and i would each have like a bag of tapes and we'd get in the van to switch like tapes and then he got me really into like who got these slant dinosaur jr and from there i just would hear about other bands those bands like they're getting compared to and it skyrocketed now it's out of control and i need to stop buying music because i have too much for any human to possibly listen to i get that problem too i originally just mainly because of my older brother and uh like the one punk kid that went to my school uh i got into like screeching weasel and like early lookout records stuff like that and i remember like twice a year i would get a lookout records catalog and i'd look through it and like you know there's a description of all the bands and i would like link you know like okay that one compares this band to that band so i'm gonna buy this cd and i would send them you know lookout records like you know money and i'd get my order like three months later and that's how i got into punk music i listened to like very slowly ranted and penny wise and like good bad warp tour bands at that time but that i still really like all those bands yeah not new warp tour bands maybe but you don't want to say that you don't want to get blackballed from the warp tour right it's all right that's how you make your money we can play on the fucking girl stage or whatever the fuck they have like you know yeah the grrl stage no there has been there oh is it like garage oh my god stupid fucking name sponsored by like daisy rock guitars or some shit jesus christ that is ridiculous i think i i don't want to i don't want to start this in warp tour i i don't know too much about it these days but i do think that they did have a girl stage a woman i feel like last time the only person that was on the main stage the last time i was there was joan jet which was kind of a disaster in itself to see joan jet try to play her old songs and so i think that's why she was on the main stage but i remember there being like and this is where all the girls go yeah side note in that vein when we started this tour we had a scrabble competition against bound the music industry really and the loser had to play a cover song of the other band's choice what was it and alex and i lost so they were nice we had to do a cover sugar good idea and it was kind of terrible it was terrible because you guys made me sing it which was like the stupidest thing ever but uh so that didn't know we we went through with it though we didn't back out of our bet and they were good sports and they were they were very happy we did it that they got to pick they got to play we got to pick a song for them to play and we had them play a bad reputation nice which they played much better than we played sugar how's it been being out on tour with this guy kind of hate him yeah he's did you guys know each other before i didn't know i don't think any of us knew any of the i don't think we knew anyone on this tour except for me and jeff talked through email a couple times and uh it's been awesome being with everyone there's a lot of conversations going on right now you and i buddy oh yeah we're we're jeff's got everybody else i mentioned it best actually but like lickety split like sky was like you were just done playing sky was like oh by the way here's jeff and where is like hi jeff from the museum like holding like five dudes like okay i met you at the new york city show yeah at lost and found in brooklyn i did not you did because you came home and he's like yo come here newsflash lemuria drops the p-bomb damn what i think i called you a baby baby and pussy are pretty different but i did i work with children i cannot have anything on the internet that involves those two words of my name what do you guys all do for jobs when you're not man i don't got a job now besides this but i was working at a restaurant okay i own a screen printing shop called wooden t-shirts wooden t-shirts it's a terrible name i realize this now hindsight you know but uh that's what i do i uh i co-own a bar with my brother so i forget about that all the time it's the name of the balloons so yeah don't you do something else too i also run a record label but that's not like i make money off that i work at i work at the record store too but i get paid five dollars under the table it's like five dollars like a day or a week i get i get 40 bucks a day for eight hours and i work if i work sundays i get 30 bucks that's not even legal i also used to work at said record store what is the minimum wage in buffalo because i work uh it's only a six hour day it's eight hour days yeah i enjoy it though it's fun i sit there and watch movies and stuff oh that's cool you know and listen to music and sell records sometimes right i've actually i've actually sat behind the counter of a record store once it was the best like three hours of my life i was like i could do this forever you think that and then yeah you work for like 10 days straight you're like no no sit and spin uh exactly it used to be in the pew this is amazing um it used to be out in the pew it used to be out in the pew on transit road but now it's on delaware near mighty taco hurdle delaware and hurdle kind of near mighty taco yeah it's a really small store it's a cool store it's really cool but it's called sit and spin but but it's nobody would really go out there we are learning so much about buffalo i'm actually really excited because like normally people are like they say like the bar that everybody knows and then that's it oh no we are we have extreme buffalo pride in our band yeah we love buffalo what are your favorite places what are any of you guys vegetarians we all are all right what's the best vegetarian or vegan or raw food place to eat amy's place yeah it's not strictly vegetarian but they have a lot of vegetarian meals and you can pretty much get everything substituted vegetarian and it's fabulous it sounds delicious there's a really awesome group of people that work there too sheena used to work there i used to work there but now it's still there there's a really awesome group of people that work no not so awesome and i i live right above it nice what i eat there every day because i live right above it nice us talking into these microphones is ridiculous what i feel like we're having a normal conversation but we're all holding microphones that's actually how they usually go there's guiding questions you know jeff from bomb the music industry eats meat all the time yeah you gotta take that mohawk off not as good as the jokes you were making do we need to wrap it up all right we need to no wrapping up no wrapping up i'm having a good time here i'm having a good time here forever i'm having so tomorrow you guys are playing are we allowed tomorrow yeah this won't go on tomorrow tomorrow you guys are playing like a special show before the asia man show yeah our friend well our friend rich asked us if we wanted to do a show during the day in san jose and we said yeah it's i don't i don't know the details but i don't know the address but it's at his house at rich's house at rich's house just showing up oh we actually have the flyer oh oh nice this won't get up tomorrow so the details all right so i'm not gonna even read them it's with the pillow fights and sour patch oh i've never heard of either of those bands i feel bad i know sour patch is rich's band and the pillow fights is their friend uh danny's band well there we go you're not even from here and you know way more about local music um so yeah we've already done like the normal like give a shout out to your bands and the places that you like in your hometown so uh who would win in an arm wrestling match on the on this tour let's find out like which which guy which which bands which bands i mean aside from the fact there's like 26 members of bomb music industry i don't know who would win i mean we're all wimps on this tour well the queers look pretty tough but they i don't think that they would win because they're probably all softies i think matt drastic would kick some serious ass in our room he probably could yeah i think he's the only one though i think he's a secret powerhouse yeah i think he's hiding he might be hiding he wears sleeveless shirts all the time that's true yeah ben ben probably would be really good only one of them is tall as shit it kind of evens out shop's pretty tall too is he yes so given the height advantage we'd say to andrew jackson jihad or but they only have them it's only well i'm going with the queers because of dave and matt are they sleeveless shirts they i bet yeah they probably win wow maybe we'll go test that in a little bit alex first met drastic after the interview i would totally lose i would on a side note from that i think you ever seen the movie over the top vaguely maybe i probably fell asleep that whole movie is based around cheating at arm wrestling oh yeah with silvestre salone where you go over the top yeah he goes over the top you can't do that like how am i supposed to cheer on silvestre salone through this whole movie when he's cheating it's pretty hard to cheer on silvestre salone regardless yeah that's true i don't know did you see that new rambo movie no i didn't he's pretty hard you could beat him now it was good incredible possibly the most violent movie i've ever seen in my life silvestre salone looks crazy in it he's so old i violent movies i just can't see silvestre salone cliffhanger the beginning of cliffhanger is all i can deal with oh i love cliffhangers like he drops the girl and then i'm like alright turn the movie off this is genius i can't see anymore are we done rich keep talking keep talking alright um thank you thank you guys alright so that is the end of our interview with lemuria i hope you enjoyed it hope you had a good time hope you uh will listen next week because we will be back likely we'll be doing the interviews that we did on warp tour and you get to check out how awesome those were because they were pretty pretty awesome i i don't want to brag but if i don't walk away with a peabody for some of this work someone's getting fucked up and it's probably whoever works on the council for the peabody awards there's an against me interview yeah there's another against me interview that's like 15 that we've done because we're fucking lazy and i like against me i don't do they even give peabody awards away for podcasts we should look into that we need to say we have one yeah i mean if they gave one dude if if steven colbert has one i think it's time we got one anyhow uh i'm gonna play another track off lemuria's get warmer or get better get warmer was the bomb music industry album but uh before we do that we got a copy of the album on vinyl to give away you can enter to win send an email to soundscenerevolution at gmail.com make the subject line lemuria contest be sure to include all your prominent information name address uh anything else you think that we should know that's important uh if you're using a friend's email address include your email address i don't know dude people give us all sorts of weird shit we've picked contest winners before and they don't list any information and we try to get a hold of them and then they don't reply and then we're stuck with their prize that we end up selling uh on ebay so uh fuck it don't include any information i will just take your money sucker um alright yeah oh send it all to soundscenerevolution at gmail.com uh and just to prove that you listened uh tell us your favorite comic book movie we've been talking a lot about comic books and comic book movies today not to you guys just between ourselves so just tell us your favorite comic i don't really feel like uh getting too much into semantics just favorite comic howard the duck is mine personally fantastic movie great comic um hopefully it'll be remade that guy became a molester why would you bring me down like that dude why you gotta say howard the duck became a molester you know the guy who plays ferris bueller's uh principal was in howard the duck the movie he was like molesting kids or like child pornography or something oh dude um what's his oh i can't think of his name now i keep wanting to say mr feeney but that was the guy from boy meets world but uh man that is that's kind of a bummer um way to way to kill the moon man but um anyhow so that wraps up the show i hope that you enjoyed it um ed rooney ed rooney was the guy's name well and ferris bueller anyhow that hope you enjoyed the show don't get molested we will see you guys next week hopefully alright have a good one

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