Yesterday Was Everything Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
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there's some sprinklers up here
you've gotta watch
out for otherwise they'll
get everything wet.
That might be a bad scene.
(Jesse) Once again,
thank you guys so so much.
Keep enjoying yourselves.
Just please watch
old Ry's pedals here.
(Ryan) Tonight's gonna be nuts,
it's like the venue is maybe a
little bit too small but it will
maybe that's a good thing.
(Kyle) The venue is
a lot of bit too small
Yeah.
filled a four or five hundred
cap room in Calgary.
That's the tricky balance
man, it's a lot less fun
if half the room's half empty
cause you can feel that
difference, and for this tour
particularly I think that's
what we wanted to go for
is like a smaller room kind of
if we're gonna do a throwback
playing a lot smaller places,
smaller than this even.
(Interviewer) So as veterans,
to people who are in the
The band has been
operating for ten, twelve years
now, when we sort of broke the
band and got signed and that
sort of thing we were just
touring and doing shows and it
social networking
based as it seems to be.
(Jesse) What's up guys
we're Misery Signals.
(Ryan) Now, it's like, cover
a popular song and make a
I don't really know cause
I didn't do it that way.
For us it was just get
out there and play as much
as you can and I don't think
that's gonna hurt you I still
think that's a good idea.
If you're watching
this we're already dead.
Melted away to nothingness.
We're in the desert, it sucks.
What does that sign say?
Tucson, 246 miles.
So Tucson is less
than half way there.
(Stu) I can remember one year,
maybe it was 2004 or 2005 that
we were on tour for
11 months of that year.
Three days off here, a week
here, you know a few days,
but like it
was just go go go go go.
We were just focused
on that and nothing else.
There wasn't really
anything else going on in
my life that mattered.
(Camera Person) Say
something for me Jesse.
Hello.
How are you tonight?
I'm okay. Tired.
You think you want to play
in a band for your life but
all of a sudden you're on the
road for 120 days at a time,
never going home. My mother
had a son, my little brother,
Misery Signals
he was a little boy.
And he didn't have a dad, and so
I always had this really strong
sense of obligation
to be a dad to Liam.
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