Ring around the ros, see a pocket full of the poosies,

ashes, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. We all fall down. Yeah, right. If you ever try to be slipped with a Tibetan monk, it doesn't exactly work.

Welcome back to the first Grand America show at 2014. We're going to be

chatting with David Weatherly. We recorded the interview right before Christmas,

but we're releasing it now, so he's the first of the year.

But first as always how's it going Graham?

Hey man pretty good. Welcome back to the igloo. Thank you it's great great. We've redone the studio here. It looks pretty cool. Yeah, it took a couple days, but we got a little more room. We're a little more comfortable. Not like it's a studio. It's just a room really with a couple of microphones it's a

fucking studio it's a studio it's a studio it's it's more it's morphing more and

more from a bedroom into an actual studio every day.

The bad from the guest bedroom is now folded, is now propped up against the wall to gain an extra foot of space,

a couple feet of space.

So it's definitely migrating into a full studio.

Yeah.

I'm moving in a few months, so when I move house, as they say down under hopefully we will have a room that's completely devoted to

Grimerica Enterprises it'll be the Grimerica igloo

I'mer Corp so how was your It'll be the Grimerica igloo. Grimericorp.

So how was your experience in the sensory deprivation flow tank?

Ah, it was good. I suppose it was good. I had fun.

About five minutes of it I think or maybe 10 minutes I got the real full

effect of well not the full effect when I started to feel the effects where I

can actually not really feel myself, I feel my body, the rest of the time

I could feel myself because they told us to cover if we had any, if we might have any scrapes

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