Moving studios, Jam in the Van interview, game with Prettiest Eyes

Hi, this is Jell-O Biafra What should you rather have? A pint of booze if you're a recovering alcoholic Or a pint of cacophony no matter what or who you are Speak into the mic, bitch Say that into the microphone Keep on rockin' in the free world And I mean rock, not hop-punk Not indie-poo Not middle-of-the-road, Miley Cyrus-y Dreck You're a freak with a microphone Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Ah! Oh my, my! Welcome to another episode of A Pint of Cacophony. We're sitting here at Skid Row Studios, and we got Prettiest Eyes coming on tonight. We also have a Jam in the Van interview that we're gonna play, but we have a big announcement. Yes, we do. The beginning of this year has been very, very eventful for all of us. We've been very busy here at the show, putting a lot more time into all of this, and it seems to be paying off. So, sad to say, but it's kind of bittersweet. We won't be at Skid Row Studios very much longer. Nope. No. Next week is our last episode here, and then we are moving studios to Haven Recording, which is kind of down the street, but the reason we're moving is because it's a full recording studio. Yeah. So what that means for A Pint of Cacophony, and for all of you guys and all the bands and stuff that we bring on here, is that, you know, we loved all the intimate acoustic performances everybody did. There's been a lot of moments that have happened here. Oh, yeah. In front of me in this little tiny room. It's been amazing. We definitely have to highlight those moments. Oh, yeah. We will, and we're talking about maybe putting something together with all those and talking to everybody and trying to get that out. That'd be fucking cool, I think. Yeah, absolutely. A lot of great moments. But at this new studio, we can have full performances. Yeah, you guys can set up your... And we're going to film everything in HD, baby, and that's going on our YouTube channel. Oh, yeah. It's exciting. We're also launching a website. Oh, my God. What? Yeah, we're also launching a website. So everything happens March, and then we'll keep everybody up to date. Don't you worry. But we also have a new segment. Much new shit today. Okay. This new segment's called The Business Line. So here on A Pine to Cacophony, The Business Line, we're going to, every once in a while, just like we do with bands, we look for people who fucking work hard and who write good tunes and who produce shit from the soul. You know, that bullshit detector, it's never going off because you understand the sincerity when you hear or see. He likes the bullshit detector. Well, because it's very important to me. You know what I mean? He uses that a lot. It's my analogy. It starts going off, and I'm like, I'm not in anymore. We're definitely going to make you a sound for the bullshit detector. Oh, we need a bullshit alarm. Yeah, yeah. Because Dan does like the bullshit. He does like the bullshit detector. I know. I was listening or editing something. I'm like, God damn it, there it goes again. But we look for businesses that do the same thing, basically. You know what I mean? And we go down there, and we talk to these people. We've taped about four or five of them. This first one we're going to play on The Business Line is me and Alex got to go down to Jammin' the Van. They're a YouTube channel. I'm sure you've seen them. A lot of the bands we've had come through here have been played in their van and on their channel. But let's go ahead and go to the new segment, The Business Line. The Business Line. A pint of cacophony presents The Business Line. So a couple of weeks ago, on January 27th, Alex and I were invited to go down to Swing House Studios in Atwater Village. Swing House just opened. They're a rehearsal space, and it seems like they have a lot of backline for rental, and it was pretty cool. Well, Jake and Dave, the founders of Jammin' the Van, invited us to come down for a taping. So they had the van parked out front. It was pretty cool. They had a couch, a tarp, and Jake and Dave were there, and they had a whole list of bands showing up for tapings inside the van that day. Tumbleweed Wanderers, Young Creatures, Freedom Fry, and a couple others. And this is part of the conversation we got to have with them. I'm Dave Valph, one of the star creators of Jammin' the Van. What's up? I'm Jake Kotler, the other creator of Jammin' the Van. Jammin' the Van is the world's, as far as I know, only solar-powered mobile music production studio. It's an RV that we've souped out to be a production studio. We invite bands to come and perform inside of our RV. We film them on high-quality cameras and record the sound as if it were an audio studio, and we put them on YouTube and on our website for the public to enjoy at no cost to them. It started with, Jake convinced me to come with him to Bonnaroo one year, and we went in an RV, and I hadn't really done the whole music festival thing before, and I went, and it was like the most fun weekend I ever had in my entire life. We came back, and we just were like gung-ho about going to music events and music festivals, and I think the following year or the two years after the first year we went, we were joking around, and Jake started saying, look, on Craigslist, it's cheaper if we just buy an RV instead of renting an RV for the week to go to Tennessee. So we were joking, blah, blah, blah, and then we saw a video of Jim James from My Morning Jacket playing in the back of a London taxi cab, and we're kind of like, what if we just get an RV and have bands come out and play in it? And we did it. Neither of us thought the other one was stupid. In fact, we thought it was a good idea. And so we got an RV for $1,500 on Craigslist in Van Nuys, drove it back to Venice, and on the way back, the brake line completely went out. We started heading into oncoming traffic, and we almost, we swerved into a gas station, avoided death by very little, and finally got the jam van to his backyard where we filmed bands for the first six to 12 months and never moved after that. One of the coolest things we've ever done is South by Southwest. Last year, we went to Willie Nelson's ranch, which looks like Old Wild West Town, where they have this one-day event every year. That was a really cool place to film. I mean, we go to beautiful places. We go to Napa, California. We go to Telluride, Colorado. We get to go to Austin, Texas. The best thing about this is that we kind of pick and choose where we go when we do it. And luckily, we've been able to do it at some beautiful, amazing places where there's great bands want to go, and it's just fun and a good vibe around to do this type of thing. People are really warm and welcoming. We went to New Orleans twice, and that was, everybody there is so, so warm and inviting to us. A lot of people hit us up thinking we're actually based out of New Orleans. Really? For some reason, yeah. A lot of bands say, hey, we're coming to New Orleans. Could we jam in the van? And we have to tell them we're in Los Angeles. The first South by we went to, on the way there, in the middle of nowhere, the gas line broke. And so, we didn't have a mechanic. Nobody knew anything. Finally, somebody figured out that we had to rig a line from the gas pedal to the engine, and that to, to go, to go faster, somebody would have to sit next to the driver and pull the, the cord up, and to slow down, somebody would have to drop it down. And we drove all the way through the Texas night in the middle of nowhere to get to Austin to, to do a driving like that, which was pretty nuts. We lost the first van on our first little big road trip to South by Southwest. It died on the way back. But, it did enough to where we got enough content, made enough videos to where we had a little, a little bit of a following, and we were able to get back home. And we said, well, we could either quit or we could crowd fund another one and, and get it going. And so we crowd funded another one. We had great support from people who had kind of jumped on board with us from the get go. And our families and friends helped out too. And we bought a new one and we were ready to go that June for the next Bonnaroo. And we actually took the van there and were part of the official Bonnaroo and did videos there. And really was just getting progressively better ever since then. And now we're at the end of it. We're at the point where we, we're looking at bigger things, looking to get a headquarters space, working with really big sponsors like Lagunitas and Toshiba and GoPro. Put out four new sessions a week, including a fifth day of bonus content. Got two camera guys, a production assistant, a driver, Spud, who also interviews the band. So he's our on-camera talent. We've got a sound engineer and we've got an intern. And back in LA, we keep a head of audio production and head of video post production. So they mix and master the audio and the other is in charge of editing the videos or divvying out the footage to other editors and quality control before everything gets on YouTube and goes out to the masses. No way out. Before we got to talking to Jake and Dave, they were in the middle of getting all set up with the tarps and waters in the cooler. And the Lagunitas beer. We got to talk to Spud, the van driver outside. We were just sitting on this couch. It looked like a car seat in the parking lot. And they have all these Toshiba screens on HD TVs on the side of the van. So you can just hang out and enjoy your beverages and watch what's happening inside the van and the taping the whole time with some speakers and stuff is really cool. But we ended up having a pretty good time. And this is us getting a philosophical with Spud, the van driver. I drive, jam in the van, interview the bands, I do security. I do pretty much what Jake and Dave asked me to do. Right, I'm a Spud of all traits. I would ask you, What would you like? Working in an office making 60,000 a year or making 30,000 a year and traveling and doing what you like? I think I'm gonna go with the 30,000 here. See, now that is the New America. the new America. That's when we will reach our apex and grow as a nation when we stop working all the time and enjoy the time. I think that's when we start living for our actual happiness. Absolutely right. And you guys are showing the rest of them how to live your life in happiness. Don't work 30 years on a job and wait and then you retire and you don't go nowhere. While you guys show them these are the places to go this is the music to listen to. Yeah, we just wanted to say thanks to Jake and Dave from Jam in the Van for having us down at Swing House Studios to witness how they do a shoot and, you know, give us a chance to talk to them and all that stuff. They're going to be on our show, Planet Cacophony, May 4th, so stay tuned for that. You can check out Jam in the Van at jaminthevan.com. They have a YouTube channel where all those videos are with all those bands. You can go find, you can follow them at Twitter at Jam in the Van. The mission statement was to search the world over for heady tunes and to spread them to people who can't hear them. Nice. Yeah. That was a really fun day, though. Yeah, that was really cool. It was pretty cool. It was really hot, but it was really cool. We also have a new sort of segment thing here. We can't play music anymore, guys. Sort of. Yeah, to an extent. To an extent. Yeah. We got too big. You guys talk too much. You guys talk too much. That's a good thing. You told your friends. You have no one to blame but yourself and maybe Mac DeMarco. Yeah, and maybe. Oh, yeah, yeah. Mac DeMarco. Yeah, that episode blew the fuck up. But, yeah, there's laws and stuff. You know what I mean? So, like, we're going to do countdowns, though, and we're going to start picking. We're going to call it the top shelf. We're picking countdowns, and we're going to feature bits of your songs, and we're still going to play local songs from people who give them to us with their permission, and I'm sure you guys are going to love it if we do. Today, we have some, and that section of the show is called Del Barrio, and those are coming up. We're going to go ahead and go. We're going to go into the top shelf. This is going to be 10 through 6. This is our picks for this week, and then we're going to bring Prettiest Eyes in here, and we're going to have an interview. That's the spirit. Thank you. Thank you for your honesty. Now, fuck off and die. Let me see you wrecking your ID. What's your strain, honey? Dude, what do you got on your top shelf? Better not biscuit Chinese eyes, man. Number 10. The comments. La muerte del sol. Es que no puedes ocultar lo perdido en el mar. De tu que imaginas siempre correr como el río que no sabe cómo se va. Hijo de la chingada. Is that a join, man? Number 9. Sherry Glazer. White's not my color this evening. Oh. White's not my color this evening. Break down your dark and I'll push you to sleep. You ain't as good at whatever speed are you, man? Number 8. Boots Electric. Honky Kong. You didn't want to scratch, but then you got the itch. You only wanted snow white, but you got the witch. You know you're always paying for the shit that's free. It's not easy when it's complexity. Hey, you want me to get high, man? Number 7. Mr. Elevator and the Brain Hotel. Nico and her psychedelic subconscious. Number 6. Death Valley Girls. Electric High. I don't know, no, no, no, no, no. I don't feel myself. I don't need you. I don't feel myself. I don't need you. I don't feel myself. I don't need you. Oh, that's my dick. We have two bags of grass. 75 pellets of mescaline. Five sheets of high-powered blotter acid. A salt shaker half full of cocaine. A whole galaxy of multicolored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers. Also a quarter tequila. Quarter rum. Case of beer. A pint of raw ether. Two dozen emails. Not that we needed all that for the trip. But once you get locked into a serious drug collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can. The tendency is to push it as far as you can. 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Check this out. All right, welcome back to Panic! You guys are the best. You guys are part of the Kiss Army now. Forever. I'm just knighting people in here. Every fucking week. So just one of a lot of things we used to do here at Skid Row, we used to play a shit ton of games with our guests. And it's been a while since we've had a game in here. And Cheyenne comes up with great games. And she comes up with these punishments that she just makes everybody get into. And we're going to play a game. And from my understanding, this game is we played a similar game with Kim from Kim and the Created. And we thought it was appropriate because you guys have a split, right, out together. So we'll play a variation of the same game with you. Okay. Okay, we played it. It was video charades is what we played with her. So you guys are going to be a team. And then you're up against us as a team, the show. So what we're going to do is I'm going to be blindfolded. And my teammates here, we're going to play some videos up here. On the screen. And they have to, I understand they're going to be music videos. And they have to describe them without saying the artist or anything like that. And I have to guess what the video is in a certain time limit. And if we get one wrong, we all have to do some sort of stupid-ass punishment that Cheyenne has prepared for us. And that's what all this paperwork is. There's scripts and there's link tags. There's a reason for this. That's what all that shit is. Let's do it. So, Cheyenne, who would you like to go first? Let's let our guests first. I feel like our guests should go first. I don't know how to play charades. I'm sorry. We'll have the guests. It's not really even fucking charades. Okay, so I need one of them. Yeah, one of them. One of you guys needs to blindfold yourself. You're the one who has to guess. Oh, no, no. I'll guess. You'll do it? Okay. So cover your eyes. And I'm going to make sure that shit's covered. Or just turn around. Yeah, just turn around. Turn around. Look at me. Yeah, face Alex. Look at Alex. Look at me. Grab your microphone. Face Alex. Over here. There's got to be music videos, right? Right. You have pretty eyes. We're going to do music videos, right? They're pretty. All right, Cheyenne, are you getting your first video queued up? You better have seen a lot of music videos. Yo. Don't. Don't. Okay, here we go. Okay. And let's do 30 seconds. What do I have to do? Just wait. Describe the video. Okay, okay. Give him clues. This one is so easy. And I have to guess the music video. Yeah, guess the music video. Okay, let's hit this thing. Go ahead. Go. All right. Woman is screaming. Dude is a fucking werewolf with a jacket. A varsity jacket. A werewolf. A thriller. Wow. That was fast. So fast. Good job. So fast. All right, so I got Matt and Alex on my team. High five, dude. Glass five. Glass five. All right, I'm going to face you, Alex. Yeah. So I can't see. All right, let's do this. Play your video. She's getting ready, man. Relax. Oh, okay, sorry. Well, I'm going to keep score. That means pretty size is one point. One point for prettiest eyes. One point for prettiest eyes. Okay. We usually come into these games pretty hot, and we always end up losing to our guests. Yeah. I've noticed that. We make these games, and we fucking lose every one of them. We're still hot, though. Yeah, we're still hot. It doesn't stop. The hot doesn't stop. Dude, hashtag radio hunks, man. How's that video showing? Oh, here it comes. All right. One second. She's trying to look for a good one. Oh, my God. No porn. Here we go. Here we go. Okay, so. Shit. Ready? I hope I've seen it. Okay. It's a high school setting. Yeah, it's from the 90s. Very famous. Nirvana smells like teen spirit. Damn it. This is at a school. Jeremy. It's the pop equivalent of Nirvana. Pearl Jam Jeremy. And she's wearing a very nice schoolgirl outfit. Britney Spears. Oops. There you go. Boom. That was good. Hell yeah. Oh, there she is. We got it. It's baby one more time, though. Not. Oh, fuck. Does that mean we lose? Yeah, we lost a point. That's punishment time. We are sticking out here. You got Britney Spears. We like rules here. You got Britney Spears. She's going to get the tiebreaker. What the hell is a tiebreaker? I don't know. Whoa. What's a tiebreaker, Shane? Whoa. Wait, are we doing another one or are we just taking the loss on this? Because that's okay, too. Should we take the loss? I feel like we should take the loss. All right, we're going to take the loss. We're ready to accept our consequences. We're going to kick us out? You know what's great about the loss, though, is you're all fucking in it with us. So, sorry. All right. No. That's what your papers are for, I believe. All right. Okay. Do we have to? I don't know. Pick one. Punishment? No. Yeah, we're going to do a song. Let's do Lola. Shit. Lola. All right, I guess it's the first first, Farkers. Let's do this. Are you guys ready? It starts right away. What the fuck? Do you have your lyrics? Oh, this is Lola. There you go. Ready? Here we go. Come on, this song, dude. Does anybody even know this song? Oh, I think so. Here we go. Yeah. Is that it? Come down slow. We heard you drink champagne in it. He's just like Jerry Cola. That's it. C-O-I-L-A. Shoot. She walked up to me and she... Yeah. Are you asking? I can't hear her name in a dark... I can't hear her name in a dark... All right. That did not work. No. Should we have practiced it? Lola. Lola. Lola. And cut. I'm not the world's most... Tell me more about yourself. Oh, my Lola, Lola, Lola. You're horrible, guys. That was terrible. I was going for Echo. What? Who are the Kinks? I kind of like this song. Do you like that song? It's a great song. I'm not kidding. I actually dig that song a lot. Let's do another video. Is that the one that we did? Okay, so the score is Pretty Style 1, Pineapple Gnophony 0, still. Still? Your turn. Who's guessing? You, you, you. Me? The master. Yeah, you're the master again. Cheyenne, you close to ready? I'm pretty bad, actually. All right, let's do it. Here we go. Oh, shit. Oh, my God. Okay. Seriously? It's black and white. A guy looks like Ray Ray. And they're rocking out. Hardcore. Lips. That guy is like singing. Think about those lips, dude. Oh, Missy Elliott? No, man. No. Missy Elliott? There's a sitar involved. Oh, my God. There's a teardrop bass involved. There's a sign in the back that says, Ready, steady, go. You're never going to guess this, dude. Oh, okay. It's been 30 seconds. Fleetwood Mac. People are going nuts. Okay. This band has been together for like seven years, dude. Ten, nine, eight. Oh, he got it. He got it. He got that. Ten, nine, eight. You can never get the video. You have to guess the song, man. And people are going so apeshit. I don't even know. Five, four, three, two, one. You got me. Yeah, dude. Dude, Rolling Stones. Look at that jacket. Shit, man. What song is that? It was Painted Black. Oh, there you go. That was a pretty tough one. I don't even know if that's really a music video. It just seems like they're performing. It looks like a live performance. That's a video from YouTube. Come on. Come on. All right. Your punishment is a skit. No. No. I haven't seen anything. All right. We do not know anything. It's okay. We're going to do your dramatic takes on this scene right here. Your parts are highlighted. Okay. I'm Bender. Alex is doing sound effects. Yeah. Sick. So we got Pretty Size doing Breakfast Club. Who are your roles? Who's Claire? Yeah, I am. Oh, we have to do ... Okay. Okay, yeah. I am Paco. I'm Paco. I'm Paco. I'm Paco. I'm Paco. My name is Claire. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. My name is Edward. And you're dead before the first drop Pretty sexy when you get angry You just gave us gold for like the next six months That's how you guys do it We just feed them shit they read it We're gonna go ahead and go out and do a new segment this is called del barrio It's actually on our show it's songs from the local scene that we can still play because of you know royalties and shit And all that stuff so it's like bands they give us their stuff that we actually so legally Yeah, so we still have a spot for them and we created that little window and it's called It's called Del barrio, and this is that segment I'm gonna come back and talk to you guys The hills have the prettiest eyes I Am I Am I Am I Am I Am I Am I Am I Am I Am I I want to respect because I'm superior Me, me, me and only me I'm very careful I'm not, I'm not a saint This is with love That I don't send anything as a gift Who wants a purple eye? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no I'm not, I'm not using This is what you call That I'm not giving you anything I'm not giving you anything I'm not giving you anything Inside the sun Into oblivion Right into the sun I'll say bye-bye to my normal life Free death, burned out, be the spirit of change Call a change, smoke it into a riot Spell a change, but here I cry to my eyes I'm down, down to create a new life But this time I'm not giving you anything I'm still lonely all the time Disappear every time I try to get near And the night will burn into my ear Into oblivion Inside the sun Into oblivion Right into the sun Into oblivion Right into the sun I'll say bye-bye to my normal life I'll say bye-bye to my normal life I'll say bye-bye to my normal life Into oblivion Thank you. 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Hoagland and Fuquay LLP serve anywhere in California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, and Orange County. Welcome back to the kind of country. The song is bleeding through the fucking commercial. I know, bro. Previous Thighs is powerful. Yeah. Relentless. Relentless. It goes through, man. Subliminal. I'd like to thank you guys for stopping by and having us. Thank you, man. Thank you. Giving us a chance to talk to you. I understand you're in the process of maybe getting around to recording a new record already. Yeah. We're supposed to hit the studio next month with like 20 new songs. Which were obviously not all of them are going to release on the next record. Yeah, yeah. You'll pick and choose. Yeah, they'll be around. So hold on a second. So February 2015. Books comes out. Yeah. You guys are already in the studio for the next record. Right. That's what's up. That's what's up, man. That's what's up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what's up. We just like, I guess we. Keep on cooking. Keep them coming. Yeah. Pretty much. It's really easy for us to, I guess, put songs together. Yeah, yeah. A bunch of hardworking gentlemen like yourselves. Yeah, I do agree. Keep on doing it and things come out every day. Yeah. Yeah, well, if you're regular, then hopefully. Yeah, yeah. They will. All right. Thanks, Previous Thighs. If you want to follow any of their stuff, they're on Twitter. They're on Instagram. They have a website. They're on Facebook. They're everywhere. And as far as their shows go, follow us at A Plenty of Cacophony. We'll be posting about them and spreading the word. Thanks, guys, for stopping by. And we'll see you guys next Monday for our last episode ever. It's Skid Row's next Monday. Oh, man. Big things coming, though. Good night, everybody. Good night. Bye. Good night. Good night. That's the spirit. Thank you. Thank you for your honesty. Now.