Brian Bishop

I was like, this thing's pretty sick.

But it was bright yellow.

I feel your pain.

And they couldn't paint it because it was a trophy.

Sure.

I can't destroy it.

First time, yeah.

Right.

I would have played the hell out of that thing.

Or glockenspiel or something.

And, yeah, I mean, it basically started making music and got some interest from one of these head guys at Warner Brothers Records.

And they came to my garage and listened to us play.

But that's why I say, I mean, it really, Davis really gave life to the project because, you know, having that lead front man and singer and he's been in other bands before and it really, you know, collaborative sound came out of it.

So that's when we really kind of.

People are rocking out with the rackets?

I mean, the original group, I guess we've been playing together for like five years and then Davis joined in for the last two years of that.

But I mean, the whole process of actually making an album, I mean, I don't know.

I mean, obviously coming from a different sport and what I'm known for, I mean, I felt like it was much better to make a complete thought, have an entire record together.

you know, a complete album made because I didn't want to have, like, a four-song demo and be like, this is what I'm thinking about doing and then get all the scrutiny and all that without even being able to put out an album.

And so we just kind of went, here it is, here's a complete thought, and, you know, like it or not.