One Life

Check Check, say something really?

Yo, Yo, yo, yo, what I shine?

Yeah, I can hear you know.

So what I noticed on the on the last week's episode, which people fucking love is that

we didn't touch too much on on ball of destruction. I kind of skip to drop her many suckers and we mentioned it for a second but

You recorded that record so young man so So like how old we was that we actually nine when you did that?

No, I was uh 12. Okay 12 still I would have been 12. Yeah, it's still fucking crazy. Yeah, so yeah, it's young. Yeah, it was 88. We recorded it in 88 and it dropped in 89. And Don Furious,

fear is like being 12 years old and going to the studio,

I don't know what that even be like.

Like, you never been to a studio before

and I have to record some vocals and sing like do you remember that experience at all?

No was it you too young? Yeah I do you know I feel like I had been to Don Fury for something else.

Maybe not.

No, that might have been my first time that Don Fury's, but I think I may have been to a studio because I was with a f when they recorded liberty and justice.

Remember that record? Of course. I was with them it was in Ithaca, New York, upstate, and I drove with my brother and Al Peters, who was playing bass at the time to Ithaca and I actually remember that very

vividly because we stopped at a gas station to get on the way up and I walked behind the car.

It was like this El Dorado, this old school car.

And I cut my leg, I sliced my leg wide open on a rusty, on a thing like a rusty piece of metal that was sticking out of the car.

And I needed to go get stitches.

Yeah, they, so we got, we diverted it and I had to go to the hospital to get stitches on my leg.

But that was I think the first time I ever went to a studio. I'm pretty sure that was the first time.

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