00:03Parade was very Bowie-esque in that it was, you know, emulating, like, or looking up to Ziggy Stardust.
00:08This is kind of Bowie-esque in that he's kind of not.
00:11He had a certain point, too, where he really wasn't playing characters anymore, and I like that.
00:15Like, he was creating personas, but you're really just seeing who he was up on stage,
00:20and I think that's what's great about the live shows now is that we're not playing characters, and it's great.
00:24We just wanted to have a lot more fun, you know.
00:27We wanted to turn up the color, and, you know, we wanted people to really put it on, you know,
00:34put the album on and just have a good time, you know, and just learn to stop and smell the
00:37roses.
00:38To be honest with you, this record, actually, we could do some really interesting things with the backgrounds
00:43and maybe have panels of comics and have it look like that.
00:46I think that'd be super fun, you know.
00:47We could definitely play with some visuals this time.
00:51You know, some of us write comic books, and, you know, people in, you know,
00:55a lot of our friends are in the comic field, so I think that's how that kind of all came
00:58full circle,
00:59where, you know, there was a comic book influence element to some of the parts of the album and the
01:05videos.
01:06The record just has, like, a party vibe.
01:08It feels like a party at the end of the world kind of thing, and, like, in that quote, you
01:13know,
01:14I'd like to be the band that's dancing as the bomb goes off, you know.
01:17I think we'd rather back burn in your information.
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