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Sep 7, 2020 1 hr 46 min

#122

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My experience with September 11th, 2001 and how it connects to the release of the new EveningTheScore single “Any Time Now”, how I perceive the reception of my music, some thoughts about how “we the people” have forgotten how or neglected to run this country as our Constitution dictates that we are entitled to (and how government has slowly taken advantage of that to take control of our freedoms), a bad day at work and some thoughts about how our jobs affect our lives, my creative process over the years, the trailer for “Any Time Now” (now available to view on all EveningTheScore social media pages), a few (more) complaints about Trump supporters, and how Nandi Bushell and a couple of rad NOFX rocker kids lead me on a trip down musician memory lane and restored my faith in the power of rock and roll to change the world.

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