Richard Patrick

booked these guys? Yeah.

Can you imagine sitting side stage, your Robert Patrick sitting there, or am I saying Richard Patrick wrong? His brother was the Terminator in T2, and I believe that's, I always forget, Richard Patrick and Robert Patrick.

Brian, I cannot help you out with the logistics of Filter.

I have to be honest.

The lyrics have nothing to do with America.

The song is about Richard Patrick getting blackout drunk on an airplane and waking up without any clothes on.

Like basically he got blackout drunk and took off all his clothes on a plane.

Really? Which was the beginning of his sobriety, basically.

And Filter was fantastic.

Like, they were really good.

By the way, Richard Patrick, the lead singer of Filter, is the brother of Robert Patrick, who played T2 in Terminator 2.

He was the Terminator.

yeah yeah

that's his brother t1000 is his brother something richard patrick and something else patrick

Patrick Patrick, I think it is.

I think it was.

You know, you're just on an airplane awake, you know.

This is Richard Patrick.

He was actually a guitarist who toured with Nine Inch Nails.

Oh, okay.

It is.

Like I said, my head was buried so deep in the freaking diapers it wasn't even funny.

You might not know Richard Patrick from the band, but you do know Robert Patrick.

I'm going to give you a second to figure it out.

Army of Anyone, goodbye.

That was STP and Richard Patrick's side project since he was with them at U-Fest.

Faith No More, Extreme, Duran Duran, Girls on Film for Sidney, Youth Gone Wild for The Door Kickers, Body Count's cover of Hey Joe for the 80-Year-Old Shooter, Shinedown, Rage Against the Machine, Metallica, and Lou

Rawls

funny.

And you know what

I don't? The song Army of Anyone, when Richard Patrick and STP got together, we thought that was going to be a thing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Richard Patrick showed up.

Richard Patrick from Filter showed up, and they did Hey Man, Nice Shot, which was pretty cool.

Uh, I saw him walking around backstage.

Somebody goes, "That's the guy from Filter." And I'm like, "Yeah, it is." I didn't...

It kind of throwback when you have those moments when somebody's in town and they just let them play.

It was cool.

And Richard Patrick being there, just wandering around.