Scott Vogel

Mm-hmm.

You also have, and he was a guest on this record, Scott Vogel and Terror, correct?

Correct.

So those maniacs were on this.

So I get Martine.

Big shout out Martine from Terror.

Martine and Vogue will come with us.

Everyone else disappears from Terror.

Bummer.

I'm going to be sad when Scott Vogel goes.

I know he's not the same stature as those two, but, man, I'm not going to like that.

It's going to be a bad day.

That this cut a lot deeper for many or all people around him.

Yeah, I think it, it speaks to the void he's left that you have someone like, you know, a, a Ricky Shane Page crying over his loss, at the same time you have like Scott Vogel from Terror crying over his loss.

Like, these are, are two people that don't have a lot in common and don't have a lot of shared reference points or, or touchstones.

But Andy was someone that, that linked so many worlds and in, in such an indelible kind of way.

[laughs]

Like, I wanted to kill him, but at the same time, I'm, like, looking at Scott Vogel, you know what I mean?

Yeah.

Like, at that time he was, like, I, I don't...

Was the-

It-

Was the illusion shattered a bit? Like, Scott Vogel listening to nothing but Hot Water Music for 30 days, I'm sure.

Was that, like...

i mean like

the the river rock had like i think cannibal corpse played their first show at the river rock rollins band played the river rock social distortion played the river rock sick would all play the river rock a few times uh youth of today played the river rock um uh Scott Vogel's early shows were at the River Rock and his first band played the River Rock.

The owner of the River Rock was the drummer of his first band, which he was savvy even at 15 or 16.

If you get the owner of the place to play in your band, you're going to play all the good shows.

Let me guess.

Scott Vogel?

Uh, [laughs] I don't wanna [laughs] say who.

[laughs] Well, th- that'd be fine because I, Slugfest worship Zero Tolerance anyway.

But just enough potheads and acid heads to kind of make going to shows navigable.

You know, um, I guess es- except when you went to, like, if you went to The Lost Horizon or some shit up in Syracuse, where, you know, like, all the fucking hard edge vegan guys would kick your ass if you said something that rhymed with leather.

I guess, like, I guess having Scott Vogel as, like, a scene fixture really prevents it from [laughs] getting too militant in any fashion.

Exactly.

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