Al Doyle

What's that experience like?

Maybe there's years of kind sometimes.

Dragged along, dragged along, kicking and screaming.

Lower back problems.

You can actually see their backs go, even from a distance.

I'm sure people have done that a few times.

Well, we like to make it look easy.

But it's hard work, a genuine hard work up there.

There's a lot of effort that goes in.

No, I mean, playing with these guys is always just amazing.

We all feel like we're sort of brothers up there and we can make each other laugh very easily.

I've got the hardest job because I have to play next to Owen.

And Owen's very funny and he can sometimes...

Sometimes he cracks me up and he just cracks me up so hard that I basically can't really even play anymore.

Or I start doing wrong notes and then he finds that even more funny and it's like a sort of feedback loop of bad notes and corpsing.

Yeah.

No, it is.

Yeah, sometimes I can't believe it that we're not more annoyed with each other.

Well, we knew there was going to be a point.

It's just so funny that you use that word because it's like, you know, with the point that you start thinking about legacy.