Hey, this is Doug Stanhope. If you listen to the last podcast, the Cliffhanger podcast obviously

will be getting back to the rest of that as soon as we get home to Bizby. Right now

we're on the road and we just had a chance to speak with Rob Dukes, a dear friend and

a lead singer of the legendary metal band Exodus as well as his new project Generation Kill. Here's that.

Alright, this is the Doug Stanhope podcast live from yet another motel room in West

NIAC. Actually, we're in NIAC proper. Now you are. Yeah. With Rob Dukes, lead singer of Exodus talking

condiments. Yeah. And Generation Kill. I'm in two bands now. Oh, Generation Kill is actually you

serping Exodus. It's my new essay. I say that just to create riffs with the band. Hey, my fucking band,

Rob Dukes cornered me with an elbow to my throat at a coke machine at the best Western and said,

Generation Kill is way better than Exodus ever was or ever will be. And don't say that on the

podcast or I'll fucking kill you. And then I then I slashed his face and that's where the scar

came from. Anyway, a lot of this is bullshit. Everything I just said is bullshit, but we have to

start somewhere, but we were talking condiments outside because in lack of in Europe, that's how it

started. Yeah, because you play outside the country mostly. Yeah. You fucking you play to 80,000

people in Brazil and come back and you sell shoes at pay. Oh, shoes or something. Yeah. Yeah.

So horrible. Yeah. I did that. I'm did anymore. Now, you didn't really work at pay. But I had a

regular job. I was floored dumbfounded when you said, oh, yeah, no, I still have a day job. Yeah,

if you played more people in a show than I play to in a year. Yeah. And then have a fucking day job

when you get home. Yeah. Have you ever considered moving to one of those play? Well, I guess if you

moved to one of those places, then they go, uh, old news, old news. Yeah. Pretty much. Um, yeah,

I mean, you know, it's kind of, uh, the way, you know, way it is, man. I mean, you know,

you know, it's like touring you. You make money. No, I don't know what it's like. Well, a lot of

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