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Our next group of guests played a show last night.

How often is that having they?

Play a show before and then come in the next morning to do an interview. Very rarely something like that. It's a pretty brave thing to do. They were at the TLA and they are supporting their album, Murdered Love. You may have heard the song Beautiful from the album here on MMR. Please welcome P O'Dia. We ship, we ship. Good morning, guys. Welcome to Philadelphia. Welcome to Philadelphia. Like I said, thanks for sticking around an extra night and then getting up this early and coming in. I heard and I got emails last night that said that it was an awesome show that you guys toured up. Did you feel pretty good about it? Yeah, it was a good time. Definitely one of the best shows so far on the story. Really? As far as crowd goes, yeah. And you guys have been on the road for a little while, right? I mean, the album came out a year ago.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, and you guys have been on the road for a little while, right?

I mean, the album came out a year ago. Oh, yeah, so we've been touring since then. We just got back a full run in Europe, went home for about 10 days, and now we're back on the road. Ten days? Is that even enough time to do anything before you repack? Or do you even package just throw in the bags?

Just catch a couple waves.

Keep the bag open.

Just keep the bag open.

Yeah.

Surf like three days, man.

It was good. before you repack or do you even pack, he's just throwing the bags. Just catch a couple ways. Just keep the bag open.

Just keep the bag open.

Yeah.

Surf like three days, man. It was good. I got a detailed email from a guy who was there last night, and I'll run through a couple of things that he said that occurred, and you can comment on it if you want to. This guy, listener Ray, said that, first of all, POD flattened the TLA last night.

He said they had the energy of teenagers. Sonny was climbing through the nearly sold-out crowd for half the show with an energy that was contagious. Were you getting down into the audience, I guess? Oh, that's where the fun is. Yeah. Sonny jumped off the stage while singing and caught a crowd surfer that went over the falls and succeeded in not letting her fall on her face. Yeah. You remember that? She would have died. Yeah? Were she coming off the stage or what? There was so many people flying over and the three big security guys were off to the left. And I saw her coming this way and I was standing right in front of her, and she literally was, you know, she was a big girl. She was coming over. Big boned. And she kind of just. Big boned. Huddled over, and she was going to fall straight on her neck. And I just jumped down and just caught her. I think she still banged up her ribs on the side of the cage. Yeah. But she would have landed directly on her neck.

Nothing brings down a show like generating a few paraplegics, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, he goes on to say security was terrific but overwhelmed at times by how fired up the whole room was.

Awesome.

It's a great crowd.

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