... 'cause I know you did a lot of stuff with Jay.

He, that's right.

Yeah, it was a little bit after that.

It was, um, so with the Lucid, uh, well, you know, uh, Vinnie Dombroski's known Joe for, like, 30 years, Violent J.

And, um, I think they both got started around the same time and Roy.

And so w- put this, uh, band together, the Lucid, and, and then we put out the first album and then, uh, we had some leftover tunes and wrote a couple new ones and, uh, and Vin was just like, "Hey, you know, maybe we could get, uh, my buddy Joe on a couple tracks." I'm like, "Joe?" He's like, "Yeah, Violent J." I was like, "Oh." And I was like, "That sounds amazing." And then, uh, so we ended up, uh, doing that, uh, Faith No More re-imagining and, uh, uh, Vin and Violent J rewrote the lyrics and melodies and that became Sweet Tooth.

And then, uh, the, an original song called, uh, Saddle Up and Ride, so it's pretty much Violent J singing on, on a thrash tune, which is pretty cool.

Oh, yeah.