This is Alan Robinson, and you're listening to Roster Watch. The

The The Ladies and gentlemen, Roster Watch Nation, welcome back to the epic roster watch podcast brought to you by

Rosterwatch.com. My name is Alex Dunlap, joined today by a guest that you've never heard

on the podcast before. You've never heard on the serious XM show before because he's a new friend

here that I've made through a very interesting Dynasty League that our buddy Siege, who you have heard

on the show and on the pod numerous times before, has started up. It's a super flex dynasty league

with the tied-in premium and the most ridiculously deep rosters that I've seen. We just got

finished with our startup draft and the subsequent pre-NFL draft rookie draft his

name is nixon he's the lead singer of the band framing hanley they have a new record

available right now called envy you can find it anywhere nixon what the hell's going on brother

how's it going man just in walking around outside and joining uh some sunshine

in nashville today yeah man well you need a little you you need that vitamin d right they say the

vitamin d exactly man the funniest part about all this is like for the last like two months at least

every weekend has just been terrible rain like storms and then you know we all get locked up

in the house for god knows how long and every weekend is just beautiful outside and we can't go do anything

so yeah i know man it's brutal it's like for me you know i'm down here in like the austin texas area

and so you said you're from nashville i've always felt like these cities are a whole lot of life. Much of light, yes. I did a lot of work in Nashville,

because as you and I talked to, and it's probably, probably not many of our listeners know that I

used to be in a major label rock band and do the same stuff that you did. But obviously a ton of

music industry shit goes on out there in Nashville, so I've been a bunch.

And every time, dude, I always thought to myself, this place is so much like Austin. It really does,

you know, it's kind of like this music town in the middle of kind of a southern, you know,

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