Welcome to this episode of Surviving Rocklahoma! In this show, host Adam Richmond brings you an exclusive interview with Crimson Love about their Rocklahoma debut, a brand new music video from AquaFire, and a special interview with Shannon Bowlinger from The Big Old Bus!In this episode:
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- Featured Music: We debut a new music video from Crimson Love ("Why Can't You"), and a brand new track from AquaFire ("The Ledge").
- Guest Interviews: We sit down with Crimson Love to talk about their upcoming Rocklahoma debut and get all the details on The Big Old Bus's campsite and events with Shannon Bowlinger.
- Rockaholics News: Adam discusses the new Rockaholics Campgrounds map, the "Best Campsite Contest," and gives the latest Rock A Vet code word, "stop 22," for your chance to win passes!
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- Photography by Angel Lee: https://www.facebook.com/PhotographybyAngelLee
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Speaker 1 (01:10):
Sick.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
What's up? Everybody? Happy Monday? It is time for some
Monday night mayhem and I am your host with the
Lux That Rocks. And this is your official podcast of
Roklahoma Surviving Rock Olahoma, where we like to bring you
a taste of the Oklahoma scene all year long while
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also covering the local music scene. How is everybody doing tonight?
I see you folks already in the comments. While you're
in there, go ahead and sound off. Let me know
that my voice is coming through. Okay, and the volumes
good and all of that good stuff. While you are
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doing that, I am going to check into the comments here.
Let's pop them up right here. There we go. That
should have worked anyway. Uh yeah, why is the chat
box not in there? Oh well, you guys can still
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join us in the comments wherever you're watching the show,
whether it be Facebook, YouTube, or Twitch. We are simultaneously
streaming across platforms. I see Natalie Berrman in there, what
is up? As well as her mama. My co hostess
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with the most is Christy Gross of Camp. Marty Gras
eleven years in running is also in the comments. I
see the Roklahoma Grinch saying what's up to all the
who's out there? Billy Taylor also in the comments, what's
uping Nicole? I see Christian there? Oh, I see one
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of the I see the other the I don't need.
He wears so many hats lately, as Darren Pilkington has
been helping us out on the O Oklahoma Campgrounds map,
and he has just grown his role ever since he
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came on to the team and began helping us keep
all of that running. And he is in the comments says, hey, y'all,
it's been a while since my work schedule has allowed
me to watch live. Grant, I'm driving into work. Be careful, buddy,
but I'm watching this live and instead of recorded. Well,
everybody give a shout out to Darren and thank him
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for his work on the O Oklahoma Campgrounds map, all
the forms and the submissions and all of the that process.
Darren's been helping me streamline that for the last couple
of years. I else we'll see Sarah yay. I see
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Oklahoma's own George Washington in the comments, one of the
other half of the force behind the Oklahoma Scavenger Hunt,
our own Rebel Angel of Photography by Angel Lee is
in the comments as well, So, you know what, thank
you all so much for joining us. And I think
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before we go ahead and crack into the show, because
we got a lot to talk about tonight, we've got
a debut. We've got two debuts doost debuts. We've got
first up, a new video from Crimson Love and this
video was filmed at our ten Years of Mayhem event.
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Huge shout out to Whitebird Product Auction for putting that
together and congratulations on that opportunity. My friend also, Shannon
Bohlinger of The Big Old Bus, is going to be
joining us in the as a guest tonight. She's going
to be calling in here a little bit later. And
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then we're also going to have a debut by Aqua Fire,
who submitted to the Rock Box and asked for our
Little Hill debut in their track, and I said absolutely.
So with that being said, let's go ahead and crack
into the show, and we'll do that by thanking our sponsors.
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First up, we've got deb concerts who will be rocking
the Roadhouse at Rocklaholma this year. Because you know, Doug, Hey, Doug,
what do you want to do with your life? Yes?
And Rocky will be doing. Thank you so much to
deb Concerts for supporting this show for all these years.
Speaking of another Oklahoma partner that has been a huge
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advocate for our show is Brett from At Your Service Rentls,
the folks where you can get your own portable restroom
for your campsite and a swimming pool too, and to
get to keep the pool so you can use that
nice clean water to beat the heat and you can
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squat in confidence. Thanks to the Brett and the Pooh
crew of At Your Service Rentals, you don't want to
be stuck like that guy in the dark looking for
a place to go. What are you doing over there, buddy? Yeah,
Hi didn't call At your Service Rentals. Also, we want
to give a shout out to another new another Wrocklaholma partner.
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New partner this year the Roklahoma Bitches. Shout out to
Christy and Kendre and thank you for all of your
support over the years as well as everything you do
for the campgrounds and such as well as let's not
forget donating a couple of guitars for the scavenger hunts
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for Rocklaholma and Born and Raised. You know those guitars
we get signed by all the people that we encounter
in the photo booth. Angela and I love collecting signatures
while we're working the festival, and they are also proud
supporters of the local music scene. We also want to
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thank Rock excuse me huge look at the stars already
rolling in. We're gonna be talking about those here in
a second. We want to thank our proud partner, Photography
by Angel Lee. We picked up Rebel Angel about four
going on four years now. She's been covering Rockklahoma for us.
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We've also traveled the country twice to visit a couple
of other festivals and she brings the amazing photos. We
just love to show them off here and she's got
some pretty epic picks from the ten years of Mayhem event.
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It was just so happy to be there in celebrating
the local music scene that we have been fostering for
several years. You can find these photos and several more,
a few one hundred more, i should say, of all
of our stunning photos at Photography by Angel Lee. We
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also want to thank Rokavett, who we've been working with
for almost six years now, giving away concert tickets and
passes and all of the stuff that to our veterans.
Are folks who put it all on the line to
fight for you and I, and they believe that music
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is medicine. It's those songs that sued the soul and
we love to give that medicine to our veterans' courtesy
of giveaways, prizes, and other things. They are a five
oh one charity of y'all non profit organization, so we
are so proud to be working with them in their mission.
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We also want to thank the Big Old Bus bringing
a bus loaded debauchery to Rockaholma for years. They you
just can't miss them anytime you go in the Rockaholma campgrounds.
It's pretty much just one of the biggest parties out there,
going non stop. We're going to talk a little bit
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about it here in a little bit with we're joined
by Shannon. We also want to give a shout out
to Metalcore Clothing for prettying our shirts this year. You
can also order your shirts via our web store, so
whether you're going to be getting from getting them from
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us at upcoming events where we'll be selling our merged
or getting them online, we appreciate all of you folks
for those purchases. And help support the podcasts. And we
also want to thank metal Core Clothing for printing those forests.
Remember they are a veteran owned business and we'll just
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call them a Ocklahoma powered couple. We also want to
thank Paul Has of Let Me Get Get Us for
up There There we Go. We want to thank paul
A Haas of Keller Williams Real tea premiere. Remember, folks,
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don't just get you a place to call excuse me,
You want to be sure to get you a house
that kicks. Has from the realtory that rocks, and it
doesn't matter what your story is. She can facilitate a
nice pad to crash and have your next place to
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call your own. Also, folks, for this last sponsor, we
like to crack open the show by having ourselves a
little drinky drink. I think I sure sure could use one,
how about you all? Now, I don't know about you guys.
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Now me, I'm not just a beer drinker.
Speaker 3 (12:32):
I like to mix some concoctions and lately I've gotten
hooked on these spicies, these frozen fruity drinks at the
gas stations.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
And you know what, nothing mixes with them with some
like some wine. Some spirits that I got from Prior
Liquor Wines and Spirits, A little bit of Tito's in
my drinky drink and uh delicious. So one of you
guys drinking sound off there in the comments while you're
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doing that on behalf of Prior Liquor Wines and Spirits,
the folks who sell the SuDS to keep me sauce.
Cheers everybody. Okay, maybe I went a little hard on
that one. Yeah, third, three shots was just about right
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on a Zuma's revenge. I could use a drink and drink,
but I'm at work, so I think that's frowned upon.
I feel you there the liquidaddy, Yes already, folks. So
with that all done, I think it is time for
us to go ahead and crack in to this show.
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You know, we got a lot to talk about, and
you know, there's a lot of things that we do
for the w Oklahoma community and it really is a
labor of love. It's something that you know, we just
love to do. Some of us nerd out and geek
out over these kinds of things, and we like to
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keep track of where all of the festivities are. So
I've been running the map for several years. I took
it over from Brian Beck whenever he decided that he
had some other things that you know, was monopolizing his time.
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So we took that up and as the podcast grew,
we've grown it and it's the map's grown into something
that's more than I can keep up alone. So Darren
has been a major workhorse this year. So I want
to thank Darren since he's in the comments with us
able to watch live, for all of his work on
the Oklahoma Campgrounds Map. We've got a lot of stuff
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going on with it this year, including our Best Campsite contest. Now,
with that Best Campsite contest, that's what you that's by
the people for the people. Now, last year, money from
Prie Liquor, Wines and Spirits provided some gorgeous trophies. I
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need to go back. You can find those photos on
photography by Angel Lee. I didn't quite have them put
up there. They are. Yeah, look at those gorgeous trophies.
Those things were awesome. We had not had any like
those before and we appreciate you money so much for those. Now,
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if you would like your chance to win Best Campsite,
then it will be super easy. This year, we will
be providing a QR and so all of you campsites,
this will be something that you guys can share. So
this is something that you guys can it's a universal code.
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Everybody gets the same code. You can put it on
like business cards or on your flyer, or just somewhere
at your campsite so that folks if they want to
vote for your camp they scan it with their phone.
They'll take it up to this page the Oklahoma Campgrounds Map,
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where folks can find a directory of all of the
parties as well as a map put together by those
of us who just like to go a little above
and beyond. It's on multiple pages here. Now on that
you can't we will have a ballot where you can
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vote for the best camp site and it'll be right
there and you will be able to to vote for
the best campsite and we will pull the results that
weekend so that a way we can award the best
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camp site that Sunday and provide you with your trophy.
So we will probably end the voting probably noon on Sunday.
That way we've got time to put it all together
and then we will surprise the winner at their campsite
Sunday evening or Sunday night, so I can't wait for
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that one. Also, folks, we've also got a new thing
this year. Now, we haven't done this before. Now, for
several years, Fallin Rafferty had been doing an all campgrounds shirt,
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all campsites shirt, so that basically everybody's included. Anybody who
wants to be listed on it will be listed on
the back of it. And since she had decided to
step back from doing that, I figured, you know what,
let's go ahead and jump in and we'll start. We'll
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take that up as well. So our own Rebel Angel
has volunteered to design that shirt for us. So if
you would like your camp site listed on the all
camp site or the All camps t shirt, we're going
to need those submissions by Thursday this well yeah, we'll
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say Friday. By this Friday, we're going to need to
know everybody who wants to. I'll put a flyer out
tomorrow so you all can share that and get the
word out, but we will let you know how to
admit that. Obviously, we'll be submitting everybody that's on the
Rocklahoma Campgrounds map, but some folks may not want to
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advertise their actual location of where they're camping. So for
those folks, we'll have another way to get listed. So
and then we'll have that hosted on our metal Core
Clothing site where everybody can order their own shirts. Remember
you got to get it before Rockklahoma. We can't do
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commerce at Roklahoma. So any of you camps that's going
to be selling shirts or selling swag to help fund
the festivities, remember you can't sell stuff there. So if
you're going to be doing that kind of stuff, start
getting your merch stuff together now so folks can have
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an opportunity to support your camp site. And that's that's
how we've always done it. We've always just crowdsourced our
own and the more people support us, the more we
reinvest in the camps and we do it up for everybody.
This is kind of like how grown ups do Halloween.
And that's what we launched to do eleven years ago
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with Camp Marti Gras and we just said, you know what,
we're going to do a theme for a camp site.
And uh, with Camp Corruption was there as well, and uh,
Camp Jaeger and other folks decide, you don't what we're
going to do the same thing. And now you know,
I'm not taking credit for it because everybody else did it.
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But I'm just saying we're the longest running camps next
to Camp Corruption. So uh, that's that's a fun, fun
title to have. Now, with that being said, since there
is so much going on in the campgrounds.
Speaker 4 (20:51):
You can.
Speaker 2 (20:54):
Christie, you know, we made eleven dollars in eleven years.
It's true story for all of you folks that are always,
you know, crawling across the campgrounds and seeing everything there
is to be seen at Rock Oklahoma. Our good friend
Justin Hoppy the Flamingo and George Washington had been organizing
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and orchestrating the Scavenger Hunt, and we've been providing the
grand prize for their Scavenger Hunt the last couple of years,
which is a couple of guitars that are donated by
the Rockklahoma bitches. Now, with those guitars, Angela and I
we interact with all of the artists that we can
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in the media area as we will, we get signatures
and then that is what is awarded to the Scavenger
Hunt winner. Now here's the cool thing about this. For
the first time, technically, for the first time surviving Rockklahoma
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will be able to interact with every the you know,
all of the festival goers while simultaneously providing our media
service as we will be located on radio road this year,
just like all of the other radio stations. So we
are so happy and honored to be approved for our
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radio booth this year. Now on that note, that means
the Rocklaholma campgrounds, map, the scavenger hunt and photography by
Angel Lee and a couple of other things to be
announced will be housed and our radio booths so that
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you can watch the guitar as they fill up with
all of these signatures, and we'll be doing a running
list of all of the artists that sign up. We're
going to do better about that this year. That's my
bad last year, I didn't get them all written down. Fortunately,
Angel was there taking photos of all other folks that
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signed our guitars. So that looks like that's just about
everything going on with the rock on the Rockleholma front.
So I will have Shannon, if she is still in
the comments, start getting ready to join us on our
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live stream here in a couple of minutes. Now there
we go make it so that we can do actually
do this thing now. In the meantime, while I am
working on that, I want to introduce you all to
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a band that needs no introduction. They headline Forrest at
the ten Years of Mayhem event May twenty fourth, Labor
Day weekend, and they will be making their Rockklahoma debut
this year. We was joined by them, and here's a
couple of minutes of that interview. I am the host
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with Unrocksott Rocks Adam Richmond, and this is Surviving Rockclahoma
and we are celebrating ten years of the Rocklahoma community.
I am flanked by both sides by of talent and
gentlemen that will be making their debut at rock Lahoma
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this year. Ladies and gentlemen, Crimson Love. Let me have
these guys introduce themselves, so we'll start with you down here.
What's your name and what do you do for the band.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
I'm Gunna Kimball and I play the bass.
Speaker 5 (25:16):
I'm Kop Bryant.
Speaker 2 (25:17):
I'm the assistant stringslinger.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
I'm Hector Jimenez and I'm the lead vocalist.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
I'm Connor Klein.
Speaker 7 (25:24):
I play league guitar.
Speaker 5 (25:25):
I'm Cameron Schollenbarker.
Speaker 2 (25:26):
I played drums and they are going to be playing
tonight as we celebrate ten years of Mayhem Surviving rock Lahoma.
We are so proud to be featuring these boys.
Speaker 6 (25:39):
Hey, we're Crimson love We got a lot of stuff
going on, a lot of stuff planned out. We got
a lot of announcements coming up soon. We have a
new single coming out. You know, we're getting the cover
ready and we'll the release date will be set for
June twenty first, kids, get ready for Rockaholma out there.
Speaker 2 (25:57):
You know we're going to be featuring that debut right
on Surviving Rock Oklahoma. Now, tell me how long have
you guys been a band, Crimson lovey, whether it's formally
or informally, Like when did this all start? And you said, guys,
we got something, Yeah, twenty twenty three.
Speaker 6 (26:11):
It just started forming and started getting bigger.
Speaker 2 (26:13):
Thank you all so much for letting us play your
music on the show, and thank you for playing our
first concert ahead of your first rock Lahoma and to
many more gentlemen. Once again, thank you guys so much.
We're gonna go ahead and let you guys prepare. You
guys are gonna be headline into nine. We're gonna be
our final performance, ladies and gentlemen. The debut from Crimson Love,
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filmed at the Shrine in Tulsa at the ten years
of Mayhem celebration. This is Crimson Love with why can't.
Speaker 5 (27:26):
You tell me?
Speaker 1 (28:01):
When you come in home?
Speaker 4 (28:04):
Then you do what?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
It's my shoetade want so much of a tall red?
I going through with all your eyes.
Speaker 8 (28:16):
I ain't something to beat and good taste.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
It side can't just tell me? He's eyes? You're breaking
You get.
Speaker 9 (28:33):
So shy, creep into the stock. It's hard bed what
not yourself? Dear be bad to see me?
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Come away ready for some air shine? You don't meat?
Just sucking for so say the steps your bad? A kid?
She started these lodes. You're breaking up.
Speaker 10 (29:05):
You're just so shock.
Speaker 8 (29:06):
We've been tost He's a again one mom s do
be s got a ways.
Speaker 9 (29:43):
By side by side cold.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
From last Oh my kids, she shot these lids. You're
breaking up? You just so shot.
Speaker 10 (29:54):
We've been tous He's up again one mom.
Speaker 2 (30:43):
And that was the debut from Crimson Love, Why can't
you That was filmed and the Shrine in Tulsa. Give
it up, everybody, absolutely, especially we also want to think
Whitebird for Productions for all of their help at the
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event this year. You know, we are joined by a
special guest that we love to have on every great
once in a while here on this show. They are
staple of the campgrounds and I'm just going to say it,
the biggest part of the biggest party in the campgrounds,
ladies and gentlemen, Big old bus. What's up Shinnon with
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the man? I love that freaking crown man. That that
just that's awesome. So first up, thank you for joining
us on the show. We've got a lot of folks
that are always asking about the big Old Bus. So
this is awesome that we get to introduce you to everybody,
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as if they don't already know you.
Speaker 4 (32:02):
I'm Shannon. That's my son Derek the Burger King. Ready
to rock at Wrocklaholma.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
Yes from there. You know, Rockaholma is such a sacred
place to us, and you know, someone like yourself who
goes all out and does like does it up really big.
Tell me about your first year at Rocklahoma.
Speaker 4 (32:26):
Our first year was in what twenty twelve.
Speaker 11 (32:29):
Yeah, we had that red cargo van we slipped in
the back.
Speaker 4 (32:33):
Of We slipped in the back of a cargo van
with an awning and our grill out there way back
in the back forty It took.
Speaker 11 (32:42):
Us a about an hour hour and a half agate
get in.
Speaker 4 (32:47):
It took us several years to make it up to
Row one when we were camping in a little seventy
one camper Franklin camper at that time. And then Derek
and I found on a bus over in Missouri that
we were going to haul our four wheelers in. But
we brought it up to the Oklahoma and that was
the beginning of the legend.
Speaker 11 (33:10):
Started off, uh, just a little stand through the bottom
of it down to the ground, and that didn't work
so well. And then then we next year we went
out and built that frame round top of us and
follwood and bend and just slowly started building onto it.
Speaker 7 (33:28):
There was.
Speaker 4 (33:32):
Beside to play in the stereos until we finally bought
our own system, and and every year we just add
to it.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
So, what what was it about Rock the Rocklahoma, or
the campgrounds, the community, whatever you want to call it,
what made you just say, you know what, We're going
to come back. We've got to go bigger. We want
to we want to just keep growing and see how
far we can push.
Speaker 12 (33:56):
It was the environment.
Speaker 11 (34:00):
All the people was always welcomed me, like with another
home for me and for her as well. Just everybody
was always brought welcome us with open arms and just
feel like a home.
Speaker 4 (34:13):
Yeah. I started out with him as a fourteen year
old and to me, it's a safe place, it's a
fun place, and we just enjoyed it. And you know,
then we decided we wanted to bring the party to.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
So over the years, there's there's been an evolution in
the campgrounds. It for us whenever that first year was
kind of I always call it like Halloween like it
or like daytona tailgate party. Everybody was just doing a
little something out at each of their campsites. And then
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all of a sudden, you know, more campsites started pulling
resources and more parties and stuff. Tell me about how
that factored into what the big Old Bus is today.
Speaker 4 (35:02):
Uh, when we really started growing, I had the friend
Frank Nito, and he he was who originally helped me.
He helped me start getting sponsors where we could make
the party bigger, and then the crowd just grew. So
we just tried to accommodate it and uh, Yeah, as.
Speaker 11 (35:22):
We try to accommodate, it just gets bigger and bigger
and bigger.
Speaker 2 (35:25):
Yeah, so we talked a little bit about you know
what got you all started, and you know, the evolution
of big old bust. Tell me, how was last year
described for me or some up for me? If you
could last year experience as a whole, whether it be
your events, the weather, just the experience compared to your
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first year.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
Well, it's more work, of course, the party is a
lot bigger. Well you weren't they able to make it
back last year?
Speaker 7 (36:02):
And I got a lot of help at that.
Speaker 4 (36:04):
Yeah, he grew up and had to get a job
and leave me behind. The events were fun. I really
loved the lip syncing. That it was so interactive with
all the crowd, and that was my favorite part of
last year. Our blowout party on the last day. It's
always a blasted party until the sun comes up. It's
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just I don't know, we just always have fun there.
You know.
Speaker 2 (36:32):
One of my favorite things about the bus is it
I mean it is uh, it's wild out there and
respectfully wild like we've been the rules, but we were
we always made up of such a good community that
we tend to police ourselves and take care for each
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other and look out for each other. And the crowds
always seem like they're so respect full over there at
the bus. Can you tell me a little bit about the.
Speaker 4 (37:05):
Yeah for having as big a crowds is what we
have and being such a big party, We've never had issues.
It's always been fun. We're considered a safe site. You know,
when when people have gotten lost or whatever, they've always
came back to us. You know, we've got the veterans,
they're helping us with rock a vet. You know, everybody
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just pulls together to have a good time.
Speaker 2 (37:31):
And you know, one of the great things that I
love about the bus because you know, most of the folks,
you know myself, we go over there and we like
to admire the view and the spirit that's going on there.
But I always hear a lot of great things from
the ladies that have had the opportunity to get up
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on the bus and dance and live out some of
their wildest dreams up there. And can you tell me
a little bit about how the empowerment that comes for
the ladies up there.
Speaker 4 (38:09):
We get a little wild there, but all the girls
are treated with respect, you know, anybody that wants to
come up on the bus and dance is allowed to
come up. We don't allow anything to get out of hand,
so you know, they're safe. They can express themselves, do whatever.
It doesn't matter, big, little, tall, small, it doesn't matter.
(38:31):
Everybody's welcome there, and you know we just you know,
we will try to be welcoming and they get to
express themselves.
Speaker 1 (38:44):
Right.
Speaker 2 (38:45):
Well, I mean it's it's so much fun as somebody
who thrives off of talking on a microphone and engaging,
you know, engaging an audience and being able to get
folks to react and pype them up like the folks
do in the lip SNC battles. Or You've even got
some events that are for the fellas out there to
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you know, rock the Dad bought as well.
Speaker 4 (39:11):
Right, we've got the beer belly contest and man candy
for the ladies because you know, everybody is like, what's
what's here for us? And so we created it, you know,
y'all y'all requested and we created.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
Uh, that's that's so awesome. Tell me a little bit
about some of these events that you've got.
Speaker 4 (39:34):
Well, every night we've got a band coming. Uh, we're
excited about that. It's the first year that we've had
a band every single night. Uh during the day On Thursday,
where you like to start our day down at the
flagpole at eleven o'clock for the cal of Arms. Nick
Kaufman created that. It's we go down and say the pledge,
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allegiance and national anthem and all that and just start
the are at the festival the way it should be.
This year, we've got a new camp Camp Camp Matt
Handler coming up with a mohawk uh contest on Thursday
during the day. That's our only two day events that
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we've got going on. And then we've got our we
got the uh I got my list here, so I remember.
Speaker 2 (40:23):
Look at that after party. Let me tell you, I
see the Taco night with George Washington.
Speaker 4 (40:28):
Now let me that's on Thursday, folks.
Speaker 2 (40:31):
Let me if George Washington ever offers you a street taco. Yes,
I mean this guy, Oh my gosh, I mean he
uh that. I was easily found that night.
Speaker 4 (40:51):
I was so embarrassed. I had other people going to
get me tacos because you just can't stop there.
Speaker 7 (40:55):
So good.
Speaker 2 (40:58):
What else you got?
Speaker 4 (41:03):
Uh? Missy Love She created the Miss Meet Miss rock Lahoma.
Jamie Bradley and Lourie Brass are going to do that
for us this year. That's also on Thursday night, the Fishnets.
They'll have their fashion shows that they have every year.
Speaker 2 (41:17):
And then I see you got a Faustian Bargain playing.
That's awesome. I love them. Shout out to mister Fadrigas.
I butchered that, but Alejandro Fairy. Nice.
Speaker 4 (41:31):
Then we'll have the beer Belly and the Man Candy contest,
and then of course just the the regular parties afterwards.
You know, we don't stop until morning, early morning.
Speaker 2 (41:40):
Right, it looks like Fridays more of an after party
with you guys, beggars, whiskey and duck tape. A black
light glow party.
Speaker 4 (41:50):
Wow, that's gonna be black lights this year. I've got
a whole bunch of Neon stuff to throw out to
the crowd. You know, come with your come expecting the globe.
We're gonna try and do raise music and really really
get it.
Speaker 2 (42:06):
Jumps, Springer, pints and boots and pits and boots. Man,
look at this. And then that lip sync contest. You
guys had me host that one at the Rock the Equinox,
and that was so much fun.
Speaker 4 (42:22):
I can also you also hosted it rock Lahoma that year.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
We did it was so much fun and wow, Sunday,
that's uh that that's an event that keeps jiggling in
my mind. What do you got Sunday?
Speaker 4 (42:38):
Yes, we'll have sack races there limited clothing and then
nine Left Dead we'll be playing for us that night,
and then our wet T shirt contest of course afterwards.
Speaker 2 (42:53):
Man, it's it's gonna be a lot of sights and
sounds to be hold at the Big Old Bus the year.
So we got things lined out a little bit for
you this year. We talked about you know, your genesis
and getting into it and becoming what you are today.
Is what is something that you would like to see
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for the Bus at Oklahoma.
Speaker 4 (43:23):
Every year, you know, we just like to expand and
bring something new to the crowd. This year we're trying.
We're trying to give back more to the crowd. We've
got stickers we'll be handing out this year at Turp
Floats and there's only three of them, about five stickers,
and then Casey's Oil he sponsored T shirts, so we're
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gonna be throwing out T shirts. I'm not selling them
this year, we're just gonna be casting them out to
the crowds at Turp Floats, Oklahoma and rock the equinox.
Of course, money from prior liquor. He's got us flowing
with them some kegs. So sadly, it's not gonna make
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it this year. He's going to be bringing a baby.
His wife's gonna be bringing a baby into the end
of the world. She'll be eight pushing nine months pregnant. Wow,
So they're not going to make it again this year.
Speaker 2 (44:17):
Well, we're gonna be celebrating on your behalf, and uh
I'll have an excuse to be rocking the stogie out
there at the big old bus. This one's for the King.
Speaker 4 (44:30):
He's having a little princess.
Speaker 2 (44:32):
Congratulations, my friend. Give it up, everybody, and give it up.
Speaker 1 (44:37):
Yes, you know.
Speaker 2 (44:41):
With that being said, y'all, and uh, I always like
to wrap up with every interview giving our guests a
moment to just directly acknowledge the fans, the audience, the
people who come to the bus. Shannon, the opportunity is
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yours Saturday night.
Speaker 4 (45:04):
We're extremely excited to have this band, Aquifier coming to
play on the bus for us, and we're going to
introduce their first song or next their newest song. The ledge.
Speaker 2 (45:19):
Absolutely, ladies and gentlemen, aqua.
Speaker 13 (45:23):
Fires being made and every.
Speaker 14 (46:07):
Day everything selling him four else doing this isn't Anafaran shift.
Speaker 7 (46:16):
I'm chasing this and until the.
Speaker 8 (46:19):
Females with every singles.
Speaker 14 (46:22):
The vision that I was seen is nothing short of easy,
with every single.
Speaker 7 (46:30):
Stuff in each and every breath.
Speaker 1 (46:33):
You know, let this salse my cold step.
Speaker 10 (46:39):
Some commonly wales shut down on my face.
Speaker 7 (47:10):
Cos mos its fans, them all expensive me.
Speaker 1 (47:13):
I'm hopeful for all the reasons.
Speaker 7 (47:17):
There's something of the.
Speaker 1 (47:19):
Best, you know, my dying bress. I'm very little.
Speaker 14 (47:25):
There's nothing left those says that was lost siresy off
finally read.
Speaker 1 (47:34):
Sings on a page, wading a my.
Speaker 5 (47:38):
Hearing just somethin.
Speaker 1 (47:50):
Was going in the win sometime down on my face.
Excuse me can make castain these.
Speaker 9 (48:04):
Faces sorys and dream.
Speaker 1 (48:11):
I can't very trouble.
Speaker 14 (48:38):
M still yourself, funly pulling in the sail, one else
pulling in.
Speaker 4 (48:54):
The sas face.
Speaker 10 (48:58):
Little things said, sometimes.
Speaker 12 (49:39):
Sad mis answers say.
Speaker 1 (49:51):
Something so men can make stan saying sorry, so sorry,
my mad.
Speaker 2 (50:25):
And that was the new track from Aqua Fire. The
ledge giving up. Everybody, Yes, sound off in the commons,
let them know you love them. They will be playing
at the Bagel Bus Rocklaholma Labor Day weekend in the campgrounds.
(50:45):
Thank you so much Shannon Bolinger for joining us as
well as the Burger King of Rock, Oklahoma. And I
love that sign in the background, by the way, Kinsius
in the calm and let us know that that was
the surprise gender reveal. We are the first ones to
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know that there is a new princess being coming into
the big ol' bus family. So you know, folks, I
see some stars of flying in the feed here. Now
we want to thank everyone for sending those stars. Now,
(51:27):
what those stars are the little pennies, little bits of
currency that add up, and this is another way that
we help power the show and pay some bills around here.
So we want to thank each and every one of
you for sending those stars, and all of you that
are competing in the Stars Wars. Now what the Stars
(51:48):
Wars is is we will take the high score every week.
The top Stars cinder will be entered for a little
surprise coming up at the end of the month. The
first of five sets of general admission Weekend passes to Raklahoma,
(52:09):
and we will be announcing our first winner the first
Monday of July. So you've got the remaining live streams
here in June to qualify for the Stars Wars. Now,
maybe sending stars isn't your thing, well that's fine. You
(52:29):
can also get entered to win by subscribing. Everyone who
subscribes is also to enter to win our special prize. Now,
last week, our proud partner, Photography by Angel Lee, generously
donated a T shirt one of her new limited edition
(52:51):
Photography by angel Lee t shirts to sweeten the pot.
So right now you've got two GA Weekend passes and
a Photography by Angel Lee shirt. So thank you everyone
for sending those stars. Now, MONI won last week surprise surprise.
But you know what, you've got your chance, so you
(53:13):
can enter that way, or you can share, or excuse me,
you can subscribe.
Speaker 5 (53:21):
And you know what, I think we need to do
a contest.
Speaker 2 (53:28):
I think we're going to do a contest this week,
and we're going to find a way for you guys
to enter to qualify to win these Wrocklaholma passes so
that you folks can get qualified for free. No purchase necessary,
So shoot us some ideas. Surviving Wrocklaholma at gmail dot com.
(53:52):
We'd like to hear back from you.
Speaker 5 (53:54):
We'd like to.
Speaker 2 (53:55):
We love your feedback. Your ideas generally get incorporated in
the show and that makes the show ten times better
because it's by the people for the people. Now, with
that being said, folks, we are going to go ahead
and start winding up the show as we are closing
out the hour, but we always like to start that
(54:17):
off by giving things. Thank you, folks for supporting the show,
this podcast, and this project passion that we have for
our festival as well as the local music community. And
it's because through your support that we've been able to
do this for ten years and through your support of
(54:40):
our first ever concert, we're going to be able to
do another one. So we're throwing around some date ideas,
so keep watching for the next Surviving Roklahoma event. Now,
do you got a gig? You got it? Or excuse me,
do you got a bands? Do you got a music video?
You got a track you would like for us to
(55:02):
feature here on this show? Well, this is where all
of your submissions come to featured on the show. I
want your pictures. I want your videos, your experience, your stories,
and especially your band demos. For all you bands out there,
think of this as your first step in building your
electronic press kit your ePK. You need to get used
(55:25):
to sending this stuff to the press. You know people
like me and right now, so emails your electronic kit,
which should include a video, a high quality recording, a
short bio, your demo tracks, and any relevant links so
that way you can share your information just like we
(55:46):
did Aquifier tonight who rocked the box this past week.
You got a gig coming up, well include that in
your email as well. For all you veterans out there
and active service members, I'd be honored if you'd submit
your service photos to me and we call it your
war face. Share a photo of yourself in uniform and
(56:07):
I'd be proud to share it in a future segment
recognizing your service. Courtesy of Rockavett and all of us
here at Surviving Rock Oklahoma. And finally, if you enjoy
tonight's show and want to help me keep bringing you
this contest, please do me a huge favor like this
video and follow us on all of the social media platforms,
(56:29):
especially YouTube and a thing to note, by this time
next week, all of the live streams that we have
a massed on Facebook will fall away. They will go
away forever as per Facebook's new policies. So what's not
(56:54):
available here on Facebook will also be available on on YouTube.
Those videos are not going anywhere, so you will be
able to get your past archive episodes on our YouTube channels,
So keep that a note, make sure that you subscribe
to that. But with that being said, you know, oh yeah,
(57:19):
we also want to make sure that we think all
of our sponsors once again at your service rentals and
yes sir, and deb concerts as well as the Rockklahoma
bitches and photography by angel Lee Rockavett and oh that
(57:43):
reminds me. Thank you guys for watching to the very end.
Some of you are still collecting those code words. Rokavet
has been doing a contest with us all see in
law and fourth of July they're going to announce the
(58:04):
winner of a GA weekend past to Roklahoma courtesy of
Rock Evet. And all you gotta do is save these
code words now. This week's code word is stop twenty two.
I'm sorry, I don't have the the thing ready. The
(58:27):
code word on the overload. But this week's code word
is stop twenty two. Now, if you would like the
past code words, well got to watch the past shows
and you can collect them. But the person with the
most correct code words will win that giveaway this year.
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Thank you so much to Rockavet. Also, we want to
thank the Big Old Buss. Thank you so much, Shannon
and the Burger King for joining us tonight and introducing
yourself to the folks who haven't had the chance to
personally meet you, as well as letting us know what
we've got to expect from the big ol' bus this year.
(59:10):
As well as Uh, we want to give a shout
out to Metalcore Clothing for printing this year's T shirts.
You can get them either from us at the festival
or you can order them online. We have the link
available on our link space link on our Facebook page. Also,
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once once again want to thank the realtor that rocks
trying to sell you a house that Kicks Has courtesy
of the real to, that realtor that rocks Paultte Has
and kay w real T. But uh that does it
for our sponsors. Thank you guys so much. Oh wait,
(59:56):
let's not forget the lick of Daddy. We had a
great show. Oh y'all. We only had one bount with
the Grimlins. So I think it is cheers to a
great night, a great live stream on behalf of Prior Liquor,
Wines and Spirits and all of our sponsors. Cheers everybody.
(01:00:17):
Oh I forgot I made that extra strong. Oh anyway,
So before we sign off, everybody, I just want to
thank everybody once again for watching the show and this
week this season, we're going to be joined by a
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lot of the folks that bring you the big camp
sites and we organize all of these fun activities for
all of you folks. And it's folks like these supporting
the show that has been able to support the rock
community there at Rockklahoma and the local music scene abroad,
and so it is very much my pleasure to bring
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the individuals to you so you can see what goes
into this. And by doing this, we hope everybody gets
a sentence of what it takes to put these things on.
So as we party and go wild this year, we're
still going to be respectful of our hosts, the folks
that are putting up with us, and our Oklahoma family
(01:01:20):
who is giving us a place to act like grown
crazy people and it's I can't wait to introduce you
to a couple of other folks these coming weeks. Next
week we will be on a special night Monday Night
with the Rockklahoma Bitches and so we until next time,
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stay on the positive side of life and rock on
Sick.
Speaker 2 (02:17):
What's up? Everybody? Happy Monday? It is time for some
Monday night mayhem and I am your host with the
Lux That Rocks. And this is your official podcast of
Roklahoma Surviving Rock Olahoma, where we like to bring you
a taste of the Oklahoma scene all year long while
(02:40):
also covering the local music scene. How is everybody doing tonight?
I see you folks already in the comments. While you're
in there, go ahead and sound off. Let me know
that my voice is coming through. Okay, and the volumes
good and all of that good stuff. While you are
(03:00):
doing that, I am going to check into the comments here.
Let's pop them up right here. There we go. That
should have worked anyway. Uh yeah, why is the chat
box not in there? Oh well, you guys can still
(03:24):
join us in the comments wherever you're watching the show,
whether it be Facebook, YouTube, or Twitch. We are simultaneously
streaming across platforms. I see Natalie Berrman in there, what
is up? As well as her mama. My co hostess
(03:46):
with the most is Christy Gross of Camp. Marty Gras
eleven years in running is also in the comments. I
see the Roklahoma Grinch saying what's up to all the
who's out there? Billy Taylor also in the comments, what's
uping Nicole? I see Christian there? Oh, I see one
(04:10):
of the I see the other the I don't need.
He wears so many hats lately, as Darren Pilkington has
been helping us out on the O Oklahoma Campgrounds map,
and he has just grown his role ever since he
(04:30):
came on to the team and began helping us keep
all of that running. And he is in the comments says, hey, y'all,
it's been a while since my work schedule has allowed
me to watch live. Grant, I'm driving into work. Be careful, buddy,
but I'm watching this live and instead of recorded. Well,
everybody give a shout out to Darren and thank him
(04:51):
for his work on the O Oklahoma Campgrounds map, all
the forms and the submissions and all of the that process.
Darren's been helping me streamline that for the last couple
of years. I else we'll see Sarah yay. I see
(05:12):
Oklahoma's own George Washington in the comments, one of the
other half of the force behind the Oklahoma Scavenger Hunt,
our own Rebel Angel of Photography by Angel Lee is
in the comments as well, So, you know what, thank
you all so much for joining us. And I think
(05:33):
before we go ahead and crack into the show, because
we got a lot to talk about tonight, we've got
a debut. We've got two debuts doost debuts. We've got
first up, a new video from Crimson Love and this
video was filmed at our ten Years of Mayhem event.
(05:57):
Huge shout out to Whitebird Product Auction for putting that
together and congratulations on that opportunity. My friend also, Shannon
Bohlinger of The Big Old Bus, is going to be
joining us in the as a guest tonight. She's going
to be calling in here a little bit later. And
(06:19):
then we're also going to have a debut by Aqua Fire,
who submitted to the Rock Box and asked for our
Little Hill debut in their track, and I said absolutely.
So with that being said, let's go ahead and crack
into the show, and we'll do that by thanking our sponsors.
(06:39):
First up, we've got deb concerts who will be rocking
the Roadhouse at Rocklaholma this year. Because you know, Doug, Hey, Doug,
what do you want to do with your life? Yes?
And Rocky will be doing. Thank you so much to
deb Concerts for supporting this show for all these years.
Speaking of another Oklahoma partner that has been a huge
(07:05):
advocate for our show is Brett from At Your Service Rentls,
the folks where you can get your own portable restroom
for your campsite and a swimming pool too, and to
get to keep the pool so you can use that
nice clean water to beat the heat and you can
(07:25):
squat in confidence. Thanks to the Brett and the Pooh
crew of At Your Service Rentals, you don't want to
be stuck like that guy in the dark looking for
a place to go. What are you doing over there, buddy? Yeah,
Hi didn't call At your Service Rentals. Also, we want
to give a shout out to another new another Wrocklaholma partner.
(07:48):
New partner this year the Roklahoma Bitches. Shout out to
Christy and Kendre and thank you for all of your
support over the years as well as everything you do
for the campgrounds and such as well as let's not
forget donating a couple of guitars for the scavenger hunts
(08:09):
for Rocklaholma and Born and Raised. You know those guitars
we get signed by all the people that we encounter
in the photo booth. Angela and I love collecting signatures
while we're working the festival, and they are also proud
supporters of the local music scene. We also want to
(08:29):
thank Rock excuse me huge look at the stars already
rolling in. We're gonna be talking about those here in
a second. We want to thank our proud partner, Photography
by Angel Lee. We picked up Rebel Angel about four
going on four years now. She's been covering Rockklahoma for us.
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We've also traveled the country twice to visit a couple
of other festivals and she brings the amazing photos. We
just love to show them off here and she's got
some pretty epic picks from the ten years of Mayhem event.
(09:15):
It was just so happy to be there in celebrating
the local music scene that we have been fostering for
several years. You can find these photos and several more,
a few one hundred more, i should say, of all
of our stunning photos at Photography by Angel Lee. We
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also want to thank Rokavett, who we've been working with
for almost six years now, giving away concert tickets and
passes and all of the stuff that to our veterans.
Are folks who put it all on the line to
fight for you and I, and they believe that music
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is medicine. It's those songs that sued the soul and
we love to give that medicine to our veterans' courtesy
of giveaways, prizes, and other things. They are a five
oh one charity of y'all non profit organization, so we
are so proud to be working with them in their mission.
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We also want to thank the Big Old Bus bringing
a bus loaded debauchery to Rockaholma for years. They you
just can't miss them anytime you go in the Rockaholma campgrounds.
It's pretty much just one of the biggest parties out there,
going non stop. We're going to talk a little bit
(10:42):
about it here in a little bit with we're joined
by Shannon. We also want to give a shout out
to Metalcore Clothing for prettying our shirts this year. You
can also order your shirts via our web store, so
whether you're going to be getting from getting them from
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us at upcoming events where we'll be selling our merged
or getting them online, we appreciate all of you folks
for those purchases. And help support the podcasts. And we
also want to thank metal Core Clothing for printing those forests.
Remember they are a veteran owned business and we'll just
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call them a Ocklahoma powered couple. We also want to
thank Paul Has of Let Me Get Get Us for
up There There we Go. We want to thank paul
A Haas of Keller Williams Real tea premiere. Remember, folks,
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don't just get you a place to call excuse me,
You want to be sure to get you a house
that kicks. Has from the realtory that rocks, and it
doesn't matter what your story is. She can facilitate a
nice pad to crash and have your next place to
(12:09):
call your own. Also, folks, for this last sponsor, we
like to crack open the show by having ourselves a
little drinky drink. I think I sure sure could use one,
how about you all? Now, I don't know about you guys.
(12:29):
Now me, I'm not just a beer drinker.
Speaker 3 (12:32):
I like to mix some concoctions and lately I've gotten
hooked on these spicies, these frozen fruity drinks at the
gas stations.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
And you know what, nothing mixes with them with some
like some wine. Some spirits that I got from Prior
Liquor Wines and Spirits, A little bit of Tito's in
my drinky drink and uh delicious. So one of you
guys drinking sound off there in the comments while you're
(13:06):
doing that on behalf of Prior Liquor Wines and Spirits,
the folks who sell the SuDS to keep me sauce.
Cheers everybody. Okay, maybe I went a little hard on
that one. Yeah, third, three shots was just about right
(13:31):
on a Zuma's revenge. I could use a drink and drink,
but I'm at work, so I think that's frowned upon.
I feel you there the liquidaddy, Yes already, folks. So
with that all done, I think it is time for
us to go ahead and crack in to this show.
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You know, we got a lot to talk about, and
you know, there's a lot of things that we do
for the w Oklahoma community and it really is a
labor of love. It's something that you know, we just
love to do. Some of us nerd out and geek
out over these kinds of things, and we like to
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keep track of where all of the festivities are. So
I've been running the map for several years. I took
it over from Brian Beck whenever he decided that he
had some other things that you know, was monopolizing his time.
(14:35):
So we took that up and as the podcast grew,
we've grown it and it's the map's grown into something
that's more than I can keep up alone. So Darren
has been a major workhorse this year. So I want
to thank Darren since he's in the comments with us
able to watch live, for all of his work on
the Oklahoma Campgrounds Map. We've got a lot of stuff
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going on with it this year, including our Best Campsite contest. Now,
with that Best Campsite contest, that's what you that's by
the people for the people. Now, last year, money from
Prie Liquor, Wines and Spirits provided some gorgeous trophies. I
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need to go back. You can find those photos on
photography by Angel Lee. I didn't quite have them put
up there. They are. Yeah, look at those gorgeous trophies.
Those things were awesome. We had not had any like
those before and we appreciate you money so much for those. Now,
(15:47):
if you would like your chance to win Best Campsite,
then it will be super easy. This year, we will
be providing a QR and so all of you campsites,
this will be something that you guys can share. So
this is something that you guys can it's a universal code.
(16:09):
Everybody gets the same code. You can put it on
like business cards or on your flyer, or just somewhere
at your campsite so that folks if they want to
vote for your camp they scan it with their phone.
They'll take it up to this page the Oklahoma Campgrounds Map,
(16:31):
where folks can find a directory of all of the
parties as well as a map put together by those
of us who just like to go a little above
and beyond. It's on multiple pages here. Now on that
you can't we will have a ballot where you can
(16:52):
vote for the best camp site and it'll be right
there and you will be able to to vote for
the best campsite and we will pull the results that
weekend so that a way we can award the best
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camp site that Sunday and provide you with your trophy.
So we will probably end the voting probably noon on Sunday.
That way we've got time to put it all together
and then we will surprise the winner at their campsite
Sunday evening or Sunday night, so I can't wait for
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that one. Also, folks, we've also got a new thing
this year. Now, we haven't done this before. Now, for
several years, Fallin Rafferty had been doing an all campgrounds shirt,
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all campsites shirt, so that basically everybody's included. Anybody who
wants to be listed on it will be listed on
the back of it. And since she had decided to
step back from doing that, I figured, you know what,
let's go ahead and jump in and we'll start. We'll
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take that up as well. So our own Rebel Angel
has volunteered to design that shirt for us. So if
you would like your camp site listed on the all
camp site or the All camps t shirt, we're going
to need those submissions by Thursday this well yeah, we'll
(18:45):
say Friday. By this Friday, we're going to need to
know everybody who wants to. I'll put a flyer out
tomorrow so you all can share that and get the
word out, but we will let you know how to
admit that. Obviously, we'll be submitting everybody that's on the
Rocklahoma Campgrounds map, but some folks may not want to
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advertise their actual location of where they're camping. So for
those folks, we'll have another way to get listed. So
and then we'll have that hosted on our metal Core
Clothing site where everybody can order their own shirts. Remember
you got to get it before Rockklahoma. We can't do
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commerce at Roklahoma. So any of you camps that's going
to be selling shirts or selling swag to help fund
the festivities, remember you can't sell stuff there. So if
you're going to be doing that kind of stuff, start
getting your merch stuff together now so folks can have
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an opportunity to support your camp site. And that's that's
how we've always done it. We've always just crowdsourced our
own and the more people support us, the more we
reinvest in the camps and we do it up for everybody.
This is kind of like how grown ups do Halloween.
And that's what we launched to do eleven years ago
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with Camp Marti Gras and we just said, you know what,
we're going to do a theme for a camp site.
And uh, with Camp Corruption was there as well, and uh,
Camp Jaeger and other folks decide, you don't what we're
going to do the same thing. And now you know,
I'm not taking credit for it because everybody else did it.
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But I'm just saying we're the longest running camps next
to Camp Corruption. So uh, that's that's a fun, fun
title to have. Now, with that being said, since there
is so much going on in the campgrounds.
Speaker 4 (20:51):
You can.
Speaker 2 (20:54):
Christie, you know, we made eleven dollars in eleven years.
It's true story for all of you folks that are always,
you know, crawling across the campgrounds and seeing everything there
is to be seen at Rock Oklahoma. Our good friend
Justin Hoppy the Flamingo and George Washington had been organizing
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and orchestrating the Scavenger Hunt, and we've been providing the
grand prize for their Scavenger Hunt the last couple of years,
which is a couple of guitars that are donated by
the Rockklahoma bitches. Now, with those guitars, Angela and I
we interact with all of the artists that we can
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in the media area as we will, we get signatures
and then that is what is awarded to the Scavenger
Hunt winner. Now here's the cool thing about this. For
the first time, technically, for the first time surviving Rockklahoma
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will be able to interact with every the you know,
all of the festival goers while simultaneously providing our media
service as we will be located on radio road this year,
just like all of the other radio stations. So we
are so happy and honored to be approved for our
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radio booth this year. Now on that note, that means
the Rocklaholma campgrounds, map, the scavenger hunt and photography by
Angel Lee and a couple of other things to be
announced will be housed and our radio booths so that
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you can watch the guitar as they fill up with
all of these signatures, and we'll be doing a running
list of all of the artists that sign up. We're
going to do better about that this year. That's my
bad last year, I didn't get them all written down. Fortunately,
Angel was there taking photos of all other folks that
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signed our guitars. So that looks like that's just about
everything going on with the rock on the Rockleholma front.
So I will have Shannon, if she is still in
the comments, start getting ready to join us on our
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live stream here in a couple of minutes. Now there
we go make it so that we can do actually
do this thing now. In the meantime, while I am
working on that, I want to introduce you all to
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a band that needs no introduction. They headline Forrest at
the ten Years of Mayhem event May twenty fourth, Labor
Day weekend, and they will be making their Rockklahoma debut
this year. We was joined by them, and here's a
couple of minutes of that interview. I am the host
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with Unrocksott Rocks Adam Richmond, and this is Surviving Rockclahoma
and we are celebrating ten years of the Rocklahoma community.
I am flanked by both sides by of talent and
gentlemen that will be making their debut at rock Lahoma
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this year. Ladies and gentlemen, Crimson Love. Let me have
these guys introduce themselves, so we'll start with you down here.
What's your name and what do you do for the band.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
I'm Gunna Kimball and I play the bass.
Speaker 5 (25:16):
I'm Kop Bryant.
Speaker 2 (25:17):
I'm the assistant stringslinger.
Speaker 6 (25:20):
I'm Hector Jimenez and I'm the lead vocalist.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
I'm Connor Klein.
Speaker 7 (25:24):
I play league guitar.
Speaker 5 (25:25):
I'm Cameron Schollenbarker.
Speaker 2 (25:26):
I played drums and they are going to be playing
tonight as we celebrate ten years of Mayhem Surviving rock Lahoma.
We are so proud to be featuring these boys.
Speaker 6 (25:39):
Hey, we're Crimson love We got a lot of stuff
going on, a lot of stuff planned out. We got
a lot of announcements coming up soon. We have a
new single coming out. You know, we're getting the cover
ready and we'll the release date will be set for
June twenty first, kids, get ready for Rockaholma out there.
Speaker 2 (25:57):
You know we're going to be featuring that debut right
on Surviving Rock Oklahoma. Now, tell me how long have
you guys been a band, Crimson lovey, whether it's formally
or informally, Like when did this all start? And you said, guys,
we got something, Yeah, twenty twenty three.
Speaker 6 (26:11):
It just started forming and started getting bigger.
Speaker 2 (26:13):
Thank you all so much for letting us play your
music on the show, and thank you for playing our
first concert ahead of your first rock Lahoma and to
many more gentlemen. Once again, thank you guys so much.
We're gonna go ahead and let you guys prepare. You
guys are gonna be headline into nine. We're gonna be
our final performance, ladies and gentlemen. The debut from Crimson Love,
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filmed at the Shrine in Tulsa at the ten years
of Mayhem celebration. This is Crimson Love with why can't.
Speaker 5 (27:26):
You tell me?
Speaker 1 (28:01):
When you come in home?
Speaker 4 (28:04):
Then you do what?
Speaker 1 (28:05):
It's my shoetade want so much of a tall red?
I going through with all your eyes.
Speaker 8 (28:16):
I ain't something to beat and good taste.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
It side can't just tell me? He's eyes? You're breaking
You get.
Speaker 9 (28:33):
So shy, creep into the stock. It's hard bed what
not yourself? Dear be bad to see me?
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Come away ready for some air shine? You don't meat?
Just sucking for so say the steps your bad? A kid?
She started these lodes. You're breaking up.
Speaker 10 (29:05):
You're just so shock.
Speaker 8 (29:06):
We've been tost He's a again one mom s do
be s got a ways.
Speaker 9 (29:43):
By side by side cold.
Speaker 1 (29:47):
From last Oh my kids, she shot these lids. You're
breaking up? You just so shot.
Speaker 10 (29:54):
We've been tous He's up again one mom.
Speaker 2 (30:43):
And that was the debut from Crimson Love, Why can't
you That was filmed and the Shrine in Tulsa. Give
it up, everybody, absolutely, especially we also want to think
Whitebird for Productions for all of their help at the
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event this year. You know, we are joined by a
special guest that we love to have on every great
once in a while here on this show. They are
staple of the campgrounds and I'm just going to say it,
the biggest part of the biggest party in the campgrounds,
ladies and gentlemen, Big old bus. What's up Shinnon with
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the man? I love that freaking crown man. That that
just that's awesome. So first up, thank you for joining
us on the show. We've got a lot of folks
that are always asking about the big Old Bus. So
this is awesome that we get to introduce you to everybody,
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as if they don't already know you.
Speaker 4 (32:02):
I'm Shannon. That's my son Derek the Burger King. Ready
to rock at Wrocklaholma.
Speaker 2 (32:10):
Yes from there. You know, Rockaholma is such a sacred
place to us, and you know, someone like yourself who
goes all out and does like does it up really big.
Tell me about your first year at Rocklahoma.
Speaker 4 (32:26):
Our first year was in what twenty twelve.
Speaker 11 (32:29):
Yeah, we had that red cargo van we slipped in
the back.
Speaker 4 (32:33):
Of We slipped in the back of a cargo van
with an awning and our grill out there way back
in the back forty It took.
Speaker 11 (32:42):
Us a about an hour hour and a half agate
get in.
Speaker 4 (32:47):
It took us several years to make it up to
Row one when we were camping in a little seventy
one camper Franklin camper at that time. And then Derek
and I found on a bus over in Missouri that
we were going to haul our four wheelers in. But
we brought it up to the Oklahoma and that was
the beginning of the legend.
Speaker 11 (33:10):
Started off, uh, just a little stand through the bottom
of it down to the ground, and that didn't work
so well. And then then we next year we went
out and built that frame round top of us and
follwood and bend and just slowly started building onto it.
Speaker 7 (33:28):
There was.
Speaker 4 (33:32):
Beside to play in the stereos until we finally bought
our own system, and and every year we just add
to it.
Speaker 2 (33:39):
So, what what was it about Rock the Rocklahoma, or
the campgrounds, the community, whatever you want to call it,
what made you just say, you know what, We're going
to come back. We've got to go bigger. We want
to we want to just keep growing and see how
far we can push.
Speaker 12 (33:56):
It was the environment.
Speaker 11 (34:00):
All the people was always welcomed me, like with another
home for me and for her as well. Just everybody
was always brought welcome us with open arms and just
feel like a home.
Speaker 4 (34:13):
Yeah. I started out with him as a fourteen year
old and to me, it's a safe place, it's a
fun place, and we just enjoyed it. And you know,
then we decided we wanted to bring the party to.
Speaker 2 (34:27):
So over the years, there's there's been an evolution in
the campgrounds. It for us whenever that first year was
kind of I always call it like Halloween like it
or like daytona tailgate party. Everybody was just doing a
little something out at each of their campsites. And then
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all of a sudden, you know, more campsites started pulling
resources and more parties and stuff. Tell me about how
that factored into what the big Old Bus is today.
Speaker 4 (35:02):
Uh, when we really started growing, I had the friend
Frank Nito, and he he was who originally helped me.
He helped me start getting sponsors where we could make
the party bigger, and then the crowd just grew. So
we just tried to accommodate it and uh, Yeah, as.
Speaker 11 (35:22):
We try to accommodate, it just gets bigger and bigger
and bigger.
Speaker 2 (35:25):
Yeah, so we talked a little bit about you know
what got you all started, and you know, the evolution
of big old bust. Tell me, how was last year
described for me or some up for me? If you
could last year experience as a whole, whether it be
your events, the weather, just the experience compared to your
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first year.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
Well, it's more work, of course, the party is a
lot bigger. Well you weren't they able to make it
back last year?
Speaker 7 (36:02):
And I got a lot of help at that.
Speaker 4 (36:04):
Yeah, he grew up and had to get a job
and leave me behind. The events were fun. I really
loved the lip syncing. That it was so interactive with
all the crowd, and that was my favorite part of
last year. Our blowout party on the last day. It's
always a blasted party until the sun comes up. It's
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just I don't know, we just always have fun there.
You know.
Speaker 2 (36:32):
One of my favorite things about the bus is it
I mean it is uh, it's wild out there and
respectfully wild like we've been the rules, but we were
we always made up of such a good community that
we tend to police ourselves and take care for each
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other and look out for each other. And the crowds
always seem like they're so respect full over there at
the bus. Can you tell me a little bit about the.
Speaker 4 (37:05):
Yeah for having as big a crowds is what we
have and being such a big party, We've never had issues.
It's always been fun. We're considered a safe site. You know,
when when people have gotten lost or whatever, they've always
came back to us. You know, we've got the veterans,
they're helping us with rock a vet. You know, everybody
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just pulls together to have a good time.
Speaker 2 (37:31):
And you know, one of the great things that I
love about the bus because you know, most of the folks,
you know myself, we go over there and we like
to admire the view and the spirit that's going on there.
But I always hear a lot of great things from
the ladies that have had the opportunity to get up
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on the bus and dance and live out some of
their wildest dreams up there. And can you tell me
a little bit about how the empowerment that comes for
the ladies up there.
Speaker 4 (38:09):
We get a little wild there, but all the girls
are treated with respect, you know, anybody that wants to
come up on the bus and dance is allowed to
come up. We don't allow anything to get out of hand,
so you know, they're safe. They can express themselves, do whatever.
It doesn't matter, big, little, tall, small, it doesn't matter.
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Everybody's welcome there, and you know we just you know,
we will try to be welcoming and they get to
express themselves.
Speaker 1 (38:44):
Right.
Speaker 2 (38:45):
Well, I mean it's it's so much fun as somebody
who thrives off of talking on a microphone and engaging,
you know, engaging an audience and being able to get
folks to react and pype them up like the folks
do in the lip SNC battles. Or You've even got
some events that are for the fellas out there to
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you know, rock the Dad bought as well.
Speaker 4 (39:11):
Right, we've got the beer belly contest and man candy
for the ladies because you know, everybody is like, what's
what's here for us? And so we created it, you know,
y'all y'all requested and we created.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
Uh, that's that's so awesome. Tell me a little bit
about some of these events that you've got.
Speaker 4 (39:34):
Well, every night we've got a band coming. Uh, we're
excited about that. It's the first year that we've had
a band every single night. Uh during the day On Thursday,
where you like to start our day down at the
flagpole at eleven o'clock for the cal of Arms. Nick
Kaufman created that. It's we go down and say the pledge,
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allegiance and national anthem and all that and just start
the are at the festival the way it should be.
This year, we've got a new camp Camp Camp Matt
Handler coming up with a mohawk uh contest on Thursday
during the day. That's our only two day events that
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we've got going on. And then we've got our we
got the uh I got my list here, so I remember.
Speaker 2 (40:23):
Look at that after party. Let me tell you, I
see the Taco night with George Washington.
Speaker 4 (40:28):
Now let me that's on Thursday, folks.
Speaker 2 (40:31):
Let me if George Washington ever offers you a street taco. Yes,
I mean this guy, Oh my gosh, I mean he
uh that. I was easily found that night.
Speaker 4 (40:51):
I was so embarrassed. I had other people going to
get me tacos because you just can't stop there.
Speaker 7 (40:55):
So good.
Speaker 2 (40:58):
What else you got?
Speaker 4 (41:03):
Uh? Missy Love She created the Miss Meet Miss rock Lahoma.
Jamie Bradley and Lourie Brass are going to do that
for us this year. That's also on Thursday night, the Fishnets.
They'll have their fashion shows that they have every year.
Speaker 2 (41:17):
And then I see you got a Faustian Bargain playing.
That's awesome. I love them. Shout out to mister Fadrigas.
I butchered that, but Alejandro Fairy. Nice.
Speaker 4 (41:31):
Then we'll have the beer Belly and the Man Candy contest,
and then of course just the the regular parties afterwards.
You know, we don't stop until morning, early morning.
Speaker 2 (41:40):
Right, it looks like Fridays more of an after party
with you guys, beggars, whiskey and duck tape. A black
light glow party.
Speaker 4 (41:50):
Wow, that's gonna be black lights this year. I've got
a whole bunch of Neon stuff to throw out to
the crowd. You know, come with your come expecting the globe.
We're gonna try and do raise music and really really
get it.
Speaker 2 (42:06):
Jumps, Springer, pints and boots and pits and boots. Man,
look at this. And then that lip sync contest. You
guys had me host that one at the Rock the Equinox,
and that was so much fun.
Speaker 4 (42:22):
I can also you also hosted it rock Lahoma that year.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
We did it was so much fun and wow, Sunday,
that's uh that that's an event that keeps jiggling in
my mind. What do you got Sunday?
Speaker 4 (42:38):
Yes, we'll have sack races there limited clothing and then
nine Left Dead we'll be playing for us that night,
and then our wet T shirt contest of course afterwards.
Speaker 2 (42:53):
Man, it's it's gonna be a lot of sights and
sounds to be hold at the Big Old Bus the year.
So we got things lined out a little bit for
you this year. We talked about you know, your genesis
and getting into it and becoming what you are today.
Is what is something that you would like to see
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for the Bus at Oklahoma.
Speaker 4 (43:23):
Every year, you know, we just like to expand and
bring something new to the crowd. This year we're trying.
We're trying to give back more to the crowd. We've
got stickers we'll be handing out this year at Turp
Floats and there's only three of them, about five stickers,
and then Casey's Oil he sponsored T shirts, so we're
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gonna be throwing out T shirts. I'm not selling them
this year, we're just gonna be casting them out to
the crowds at Turp Floats, Oklahoma and rock the equinox.
Of course, money from prior liquor. He's got us flowing
with them some kegs. So sadly, it's not gonna make
(44:06):
it this year. He's going to be bringing a baby.
His wife's gonna be bringing a baby into the end
of the world. She'll be eight pushing nine months pregnant. Wow,
So they're not going to make it again this year.
Speaker 2 (44:17):
Well, we're gonna be celebrating on your behalf, and uh
I'll have an excuse to be rocking the stogie out
there at the big old bus. This one's for the King.
Speaker 4 (44:30):
He's having a little princess.
Speaker 2 (44:32):
Congratulations, my friend. Give it up, everybody, and give it up.
Speaker 1 (44:37):
Yes, you know.
Speaker 2 (44:41):
With that being said, y'all, and uh, I always like
to wrap up with every interview giving our guests a
moment to just directly acknowledge the fans, the audience, the
people who come to the bus. Shannon, the opportunity is
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yours Saturday night.
Speaker 4 (45:04):
We're extremely excited to have this band, Aquifier coming to
play on the bus for us, and we're going to
introduce their first song or next their newest song. The ledge.
Speaker 2 (45:19):
Absolutely, ladies and gentlemen, aqua.
Speaker 13 (45:23):
Fires being made and every.
Speaker 14 (46:07):
Day everything selling him four else doing this isn't Anafaran shift.
Speaker 7 (46:16):
I'm chasing this and until the.
Speaker 8 (46:19):
Females with every singles.
Speaker 14 (46:22):
The vision that I was seen is nothing short of easy,
with every single.
Speaker 7 (46:30):
Stuff in each and every breath.
Speaker 1 (46:33):
You know, let this salse my cold step.
Speaker 10 (46:39):
Some commonly wales shut down on my face.
Speaker 7 (47:10):
Cos mos its fans, them all expensive me.
Speaker 1 (47:13):
I'm hopeful for all the reasons.
Speaker 7 (47:17):
There's something of the.
Speaker 1 (47:19):
Best, you know, my dying bress. I'm very little.
Speaker 14 (47:25):
There's nothing left those says that was lost siresy off
finally read.
Speaker 1 (47:34):
Sings on a page, wading a my.
Speaker 5 (47:38):
Hearing just somethin.
Speaker 1 (47:50):
Was going in the win sometime down on my face.
Excuse me can make castain these.
Speaker 9 (48:04):
Faces sorys and dream.
Speaker 1 (48:11):
I can't very trouble.
Speaker 14 (48:38):
M still yourself, funly pulling in the sail, one else
pulling in.
Speaker 4 (48:54):
The sas face.
Speaker 10 (48:58):
Little things said, sometimes.
Speaker 12 (49:39):
Sad mis answers say.
Speaker 1 (49:51):
Something so men can make stan saying sorry, so sorry,
my mad.
Speaker 2 (50:25):
And that was the new track from Aqua Fire. The
ledge giving up. Everybody, Yes, sound off in the commons,
let them know you love them. They will be playing
at the Bagel Bus Rocklaholma Labor Day weekend in the campgrounds.
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Thank you so much Shannon Bolinger for joining us as
well as the Burger King of Rock, Oklahoma. And I
love that sign in the background, by the way, Kinsius
in the calm and let us know that that was
the surprise gender reveal. We are the first ones to
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know that there is a new princess being coming into
the big ol' bus family. So you know, folks, I
see some stars of flying in the feed here. Now
we want to thank everyone for sending those stars. Now,
(51:27):
what those stars are the little pennies, little bits of
currency that add up, and this is another way that
we help power the show and pay some bills around here.
So we want to thank each and every one of
you for sending those stars, and all of you that
are competing in the Stars Wars. Now what the Stars
(51:48):
Wars is is we will take the high score every week.
The top Stars cinder will be entered for a little
surprise coming up at the end of the month. The
first of five sets of general admission Weekend passes to Raklahoma,
(52:09):
and we will be announcing our first winner the first
Monday of July. So you've got the remaining live streams
here in June to qualify for the Stars Wars. Now,
maybe sending stars isn't your thing, well that's fine. You
(52:29):
can also get entered to win by subscribing. Everyone who
subscribes is also to enter to win our special prize. Now,
last week, our proud partner, Photography by Angel Lee, generously
donated a T shirt one of her new limited edition
(52:51):
Photography by angel Lee t shirts to sweeten the pot.
So right now you've got two GA Weekend passes and
a Photography by Angel Lee shirt. So thank you everyone
for sending those stars. Now, MONI won last week surprise surprise.
But you know what, you've got your chance, so you
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can enter that way, or you can share, or excuse me,
you can subscribe.
Speaker 5 (53:21):
And you know what, I think we need to do
a contest.
Speaker 2 (53:28):
I think we're going to do a contest this week,
and we're going to find a way for you guys
to enter to qualify to win these Wrocklaholma passes so
that you folks can get qualified for free. No purchase necessary,
So shoot us some ideas. Surviving Wrocklaholma at gmail dot com.
(53:52):
We'd like to hear back from you.
Speaker 5 (53:54):
We'd like to.
Speaker 2 (53:55):
We love your feedback. Your ideas generally get incorporated in
the show and that makes the show ten times better
because it's by the people for the people. Now, with
that being said, folks, we are going to go ahead
and start winding up the show as we are closing
out the hour, but we always like to start that
(54:17):
off by giving things. Thank you, folks for supporting the show,
this podcast, and this project passion that we have for
our festival as well as the local music community. And
it's because through your support that we've been able to
do this for ten years and through your support of
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our first ever concert, we're going to be able to
do another one. So we're throwing around some date ideas,
so keep watching for the next Surviving Roklahoma event. Now,
do you got a gig? You got it? Or excuse me,
do you got a bands? Do you got a music video?
You got a track you would like for us to
(55:02):
feature here on this show? Well, this is where all
of your submissions come to featured on the show. I
want your pictures. I want your videos, your experience, your stories,
and especially your band demos. For all you bands out there,
think of this as your first step in building your
electronic press kit your ePK. You need to get used
(55:25):
to sending this stuff to the press. You know people
like me and right now, so emails your electronic kit,
which should include a video, a high quality recording, a
short bio, your demo tracks, and any relevant links so
that way you can share your information just like we
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did Aquifier tonight who rocked the box this past week.
You got a gig coming up, well include that in
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and active service members, I'd be honored if you'd submit
your service photos to me and we call it your
war face. Share a photo of yourself in uniform and
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reminds me. Thank you guys for watching to the very end.
Some of you are still collecting those code words. Rokavet
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winner of a GA weekend past to Roklahoma courtesy of
Rock Evet. And all you gotta do is save these
code words now. This week's code word is stop twenty two.
I'm sorry, I don't have the the thing ready. The
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code word on the overload. But this week's code word
is stop twenty two. Now, if you would like the
past code words, well got to watch the past shows
and you can collect them. But the person with the
most correct code words will win that giveaway this year.
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Thank you so much to Rockavet. Also, we want to
thank the Big Old Buss. Thank you so much, Shannon
and the Burger King for joining us tonight and introducing
yourself to the folks who haven't had the chance to
personally meet you, as well as letting us know what
we've got to expect from the big ol' bus this year.
(59:10):
As well as Uh, we want to give a shout
out to Metalcore Clothing for printing this year's T shirts.
You can get them either from us at the festival
or you can order them online. We have the link
available on our link space link on our Facebook page. Also,
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once once again want to thank the realtor that rocks
trying to sell you a house that Kicks Has courtesy
of the real to, that realtor that rocks Paultte Has
and kay w real T. But uh that does it
for our sponsors. Thank you guys so much. Oh wait,
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let's not forget the lick of Daddy. We had a
great show. Oh y'all. We only had one bount with
the Grimlins. So I think it is cheers to a
great night, a great live stream on behalf of Prior Liquor,
Wines and Spirits and all of our sponsors. Cheers everybody.
(01:00:17):
Oh I forgot I made that extra strong. Oh anyway,
So before we sign off, everybody, I just want to
thank everybody once again for watching the show and this
week this season, we're going to be joined by a
(01:00:37):
lot of the folks that bring you the big camp
sites and we organize all of these fun activities for
all of you folks. And it's folks like these supporting
the show that has been able to support the rock
community there at Rockklahoma and the local music scene abroad,
and so it is very much my pleasure to bring
(01:00:59):
the individuals to you so you can see what goes
into this. And by doing this, we hope everybody gets
a sentence of what it takes to put these things on.
So as we party and go wild this year, we're
still going to be respectful of our hosts, the folks
that are putting up with us, and our Oklahoma family
(01:01:20):
who is giving us a place to act like grown
crazy people and it's I can't wait to introduce you
to a couple of other folks these coming weeks. Next
week we will be on a special night Monday Night
with the Rockklahoma Bitches and so we until next time,
(01:01:46):
stay on the positive side of life and rock on
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