One Life.

One Life. One Life.

I'm recording now.

So Roger, I want to get you back on the phone because there's one thing that I forgot to talk to you about that's insane and I'm not sure how long you been collecting for, but you have like a really big record collection.

Yeah, I mean I've got a lot of records obviously I was lucky enough to be there and

and be in a band when everything was happening you know like because I mean there was nothing better than going on tour and playing with all these great bands and then picking up records all along everybody but hey check out my record check on my records.

Yeah. So I've even got records I've never even played, you know, it's pretty amazing because, you know, I've either

had it on a cassette from a friend or something and they just, you know, they just, you know you give you demos and stuff like that yeah

accumulates you know yeah so the thing with me was that was a huge benefit you know of

course being in the band and meeting all these people going on our first tour and meeting all these bands and you know, you end up with stuff and then the other beauty about it is just living in New York City.

There was a time when I had three of those bad brains paid to come first press, you know?

Damn.

And like, I wish I still had them off.

I have one of course, but I traded the other two or something like that.

Yeah.

But it was a time in the place.

Same thing with the misfits stuff.

Being in New York City, it was everywhere, all the classic New York

Carcourt bands, all the pre-Y New York hardcore stuff, the classic punk stuff,

you know, the blessed stimulators, yeah, chaperone, all those great bands that I always loved, you know?

Yeah.

And I think to me it was just, you know, that's, that was, it wasn't about record collecting,

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