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Into The Doerfel-Verse — Episode 75 - Artists, Listeners, Devs, Oh My!. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
There's like 10 kids in that whole family who are all making music to do music together and they have a podcast called Into the Dorthal Verse where the brothers all sit down together and talk about their, the music they make and what kind of bangers they think that they have and it's fantastic to listen to. Listen to the two into the Dorthal Verse. Thank you for teleporting your ears and your mind into the Dorthal Verse with me. Well, you're going to value for value music experience. I'm so key to the Rathlete. Rathlete can't talk today. Podcasting live in the studio in National Tennessee. This is episode 75 and we're going to go ahead and let things roll with 15 minute prison by Matt Finley. Get some other value verse artists out there in the verse. Here we go. I'm sorry I can't talk to you because I know you're on their list.
They're watching everything we do and I can't afford another misstep. I need to fix as my mother next month and she's 16 minutes away. I'm doing everything I can to build my social score. So they will craft permission but need to knock on my front door and leave my 15 minute city. Open that containment cap. 15 minute prison. Just time to keep the slaves in check. Why did you tell currency won't let me buy another beer? That's for my own good you see awesome tree Mike disappear. I'm doing everything I can to build my social score.
So they will craft permission but need to knock on my front door and leave my 15 minute city. Open that containment cap. 15 minute prison. Just time to keep the slaves in check. Oh shoot my passport just turned orange. I must have spent too long jumping to you. I need to fix my name. I need to fix my name. I need to fix my name. I need to fix as my mother next month and she's 16 minutes away. 16 minutes away.
I'm doing everything I can to build my social score. So they will craft permission but need to knock on my front door and leave my 15 minute city. Open that containment cap. 15 minute prison. Just time to keep the slaves in check. 15 minute city. Open that containment cap. 15 minute prison. Just time to keep the slaves in check. Open that containment cap. Open that containment cap. Open that containment cap. All right that was a matte finery. And I need to work on my transitions because that will be the next song but I wanted to say this is a podcast where we host our music value for value.
I want to encourage other independent artists to try this. Us artists need to ask our friends, listeners, family, etc. to ingest music in this new way. Using a site like V for V music.com. That's right. You knew I was going to say it. This is the start to actually supporting artists and the devs who make these apps that actually care about supporting the music and the music artists. It's a big deal. It's like a circle. And let me describe it like this. In any order, the circle doesn't have to be, I'm not putting these things in order. The first is the best already. It's like this. Artists provide value to listeners. Listeners provide value to the artist. And then that artist also provides value to the devs and it's all like a circle.
So in any order, you know, mix it up anyway you want. Artists sending value to other artists. We can do that. Devs to artists. Artists to devs. When I say devs, I mean the developers. Like for V for V music.com. Or for any kind of whatever app or thing you use in this ecosystem. To make your music and get it online in this way, you pretty much want to include them in your value split. So that that can kind of pass on value in that way. And so that's kind of all my spiel there with that. Yeah, artists, listeners, devs. That's the ecosystem. We are building. And onto our second track, I want to play. This is another value artist called and by big awesome. This is their song called Living with Love.
To Living with Love, where you live with love. Where you live with love, where you live with love. Where you live with love. Oh God, thank you. Primo, Paul, some memories, but all I can do We're done for our time The world of the church, what you love Is all you can live and smile Do you live with love? Do you live with love? Will you live with love? Can you live with love? Can you live with love?
Will you live with love? I miss you one time Right in the sun said don't be anything I miss you one time Right in the sun said don't be anything Right in the sun said don't be anything I will waste no time Live in life and love me everything Live in life and love me everything Live in life and love me everything Live in life and love me everything Live in life and love me everything Live in life and love me everything
Living with love, big awesome I know that I've seen that guy he posts on Loster I'm hoping to try to get a hold of him Maybe hang out in the valley verse Very rocky start to the dorkal verse So anyways another thing I wanted to talk about So another thing hosting music of value for value does Is it breaks the chains of contracts, licenses, royalty, censorship Instead being up to Spotify how much a stream is worth It's up to the listener how much a song they love is worth Isn't that a cool concept? So yeah that's my spiel kind of to go with the I don't know I just want people out there who's listening Just to think about that you know how do you ingest music
And are you thinking about what you're supporting when you ingest it We only have so much time and so easy to get sucked into all different things So you know we really have to be purposeful with the things we do ingest And it's you know the legacy ways when I say legacy I kind of mean Spotify and Apple and things like that While there's nothing wrong inherently with using that stuff And I think there's going to be times we are all using it It's just supporting other artists that because it's so saturated So many artists out there like listen to our music all this stuff And via for value music is just if you want to hear good music you can you can get into v4vmusic.com And there's all sorts of other apps so if it's not like the app for you like on our website doorpoverse.com We have a music player is it that's another basically an app on top of the whole system
There's an app called stable craft so if you like the player on our website If you go to stable craft that one has like a lot more music on it But yeah it's just a beautiful way to spend your time and listen to real music and real artists V4vmusic.com has playlists and things like that I'm working on I have a few playlists I'm working on putting together So if you guys I don't know what to listen to And there's cool things like genre you can actually like look at genres if you want a specific genre of music Things like that these things are being built and they're getting really they're getting pretty good now So about three years ago when this was starting maybe going on four three or four These sites for music playing we didn't have them So everyone was super excited but we didn't have the tools to make it enjoyable for the listener And that's like I was saying what we need earlier we need you know we need artists telling other artists And telling their friends and family which are listeners and you know because artists can be listeners
And the devs you know the people who understand Where we're all coming from with this thought for value thing we just want to you know help everyone get involved But I am I'm I'm panting I actually have a Let's see my third track is actually has a video along with it that you will be able to see if you're watching a video on the website or a Noster but we also have it in the I don't know if I have this video uploaded to the our website or Viver she had it is on the you know on the YouTube like I said There's going to we're all going to use these things at times I just forget to switch I had the value Switched to big awesome still I switched it back to the door full verse I'm trying to yes I am running the split kit right now and I just realized I didn't add this into it But that's okay because if you boost during this I'm leaving on the door for verse and this is a Dwarf full track and this is a track that I think just helps us think about Living now in the in the moment and it's got a really cool video behind it and let's listen to
Days gone by and you can watch the official music video and I'll put the link for that in the show notes Anyone listening later days gone by I might need to turn the sound on that might help Oh man can you believe this guy so come on you call yourself a professional No not really just just just just hobbyist I'll say that I'll run regas to die of a gunshot move to the head Fairly under shooting for this white It's time for everything in a season for every activity under the sun A time to be born and a time to die Why sit around watching days go by You can't wish away the dark woman it's a time for war and a time for peace A time to weep and a time to laugh for all in the shadows of them A time to search and a time to give up time to heal
Don't let the past decide your path don't think there was danger We're all in the shadows at one point now is the time to learn from them I'm not gonna sit here watching days go by I don't wanna live in the past I wanna live past it I don't wanna live in the past I wanna live past it We've all been in the shadows together I'm not gonna sit here watching the days go by Go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go by go I lost more than a wave except for my mistakes I see my chef dream without a victory I will rise up I will lie up as if I had to die I will fly high I will get married I will leave my mind I'm gonna live past the past I'm gonna burn every second I guess my last
Don't wanna spend the rest of my life turning my time Leaving a day's going by Things going by Things going by Things going by Things going by Love told me it was day Until it walked away The pictures and the flags Burning in the chimes I could have gave up I could have made up A reason for this scar But I fly high And I give my unevenity It brings my heart I'm gonna live past the past I'm gonna burn every second I guess my last
Don't wanna spend the rest of my life turning my time Leaving a day's going by Things going by Things going by Things going by Things going by Others These movies Left behind These movies Left behind But they don't
Please come back, please come back Please come back, please come back Please come back, please come back What love is in this world, my love Please come back, what love is in this world Please come back, please come back Please come back, please come back
Day's gone by. By us, the Dwarfals and that video is really awesome. It goes through if you ever get around to watching it. All the kids in it are pretty much us when we're little and it focuses in a lot on my grandpa Gary who passed in 2016 and I think that was around when we made the track which it would make sense on why that was like that but it was really just yeah and then at the end of the track too it just focused on all sorts of things. My parents had beautiful picture of my parents in that video all sorts of other things like that. Yeah, that's one of my favorite more. It was kind of right before we went like more pop. It was like, I mean that was still like a rock I guess. So I don't know. I dropped pop rock kind of thing but it had a little bit more of an edge to it whereas some of the stuff after that when we went to Nashville got even more like poppy I guess.
So that one still had a little bit more of a rock edge to it. In my opinion that's all subjective a bit but yeah so that was Day's gone by and you can find that in the valley verse. So what is up in diverse what's making them out in the verse? Well, let's see. I was on Mutton Meat and Music. If you don't know what that is it's a music podcast. So Oystein the host he picks out tracks from the valley verse from you know music the way we're hosting it and he has a podcast weekly podcast. He does live every Friday's and he plays value for value tracks and you know tries to support those artists by you know getting people to hear their music. I'll have a link to that show in the show notes if you want to check that out. He had a good conversation. I couldn't make it back to the studio on time because you record live and I wanted to try to get down the show live.
So I was on the phone through my Bluetooth earbud you know while I was like on my lunch break or whatever and there's doing stuff so you can hear stuff in the background and wasn't ideally I usually I really liked my sound to be pretty. You know if the sound isn't good sometimes it gets a little hard to listen to so we want to make it as easy to listen to as possible. So that was but that was fun. There really a good conversation and played some songs. It was fun. I was also on a podcast that I've just been starting to see around. I've seen other people like the great Chad F. The best producer in the universe. And also I think it was Delorean I think was on it of homegrown hits that is also a music podcast and the podcast is called I think it's called roles McGyver and I could be wrong. I'll leave when that comes out I'll blast it everywhere but we had a conversation and
went a lot more in depth with music stuff. He had a whole bunch of roles radio. Thank you Chad in the trollroom ROLZ radio and it's a podcast and he's a musician and he had a lot of good questions lined up and we had a great conversation. That'll be out sometime soon probably in a few days. Another fun thing that we've been up to is we've been recording some with my neighbor. My neighbor Grace she was we were talking you know we're always like mowing the yard or whatever goes say hi and whatever and she we've become pretty good friends with her and her husband and she was like hey I wrote some songs. Either day I'm not really a songwriter or a singer or anything like that and but I wrote some songs maybe I could show them to you or you know I've been trying to figure out record and all this stuff and I was like well come on by you know come on by to the studio. And so she did and she recorded her song okay she's has no experience like singing professionally
or anything never really was you know work on her writing her songs or anything. She's a little bit younger than me but my her her song was really good. I really liked the songwriting and and her and she's singing on it too and so and her she's got a very very pleasant voice very very nice voice and with some work she could really you can kind of tell like she hasn't sang like on recording before and she did good and I just loved it it was pure organic and heartfelt and it sounded really good. I can't wait to show you guys that. I told her my only condition was that I wanted to be able to put it in the value verse to obviously make her a wallet, tattoo her song and that was my only condition and she was all for it and I've been telling her about the value verse and why and why to host music in this way and the whole rant that I did earlier basically but yeah that's so that's what's up in the verse let's see what else is up in the verse. I still want to do a music show like a snappy this one obvious this episode I'm playing
other artists I've already played Matt Finley oh that's right Chad Matt Finley was also on the rules radio. But yeah we played big awesome you know if you've been listening to Dwarf of Verse for any time you'll know that there's some episodes we just focus in on completely other different artists hosting music in this way and we love to do that but I'm still thinking like it might be fun to do a show where it's just well the Dwarf of Verse is somewhere where it's very if you want to know because you're curious about the ins and outs and the workings of all everything Dwarf related because it's you know interesting to you and it's something different to listen to that's well that's why you're here. But something more for the artists that are just excited when people like other shows like Homegrown Hits and and Mutton Mead and Music when people play their music that's I still I still have the desire to do that I just haven't I haven't landed on a name for the show because I would want to in a different feed haven't landed on a name that
is that I'm ready to just like start going and the name almost isn't super important but it is important at the same time like like him like if it need if we need another show like I could just pick any name start going but I really want to name you know if it's something I'm going to put time and energy into I want to like the name so if you got any ideas let me know. All right the last thing I was going to say is Chad F again the great Chad F his podcast his his partner his or I should say his co-host that's the right word he's their co-host he couldn't like make it for an episode in Chad so he did a solo episode and and play it brought clips from podcasting 2.0 which is the boardroom which is a place where we've you know kind of talked about and they figure out how they're going to do all this stuff that we've been building and he brought some awesome clips and I wanted to just play maybe about five minutes of one of those clips because I thought it was cool value for
value that's what you know we're basing all this stuff that we do on in this world with it has to do with our podcast has to do with music and we all sorts of things to be valuable value and and I thought this the clips he brought was really good to listen to so I'm going to go into my podcast player here turn it up here and this is from it's called Chad and reads podcasts of the name of it we call it candor and this is a just a clip from that go Chad this is that's funny this close to episode seven of that show and this is episode seven of candor all right that's kind of funny okay so here's the first clip can you explain why I don't think I think one thing that they get lost when people when you talk about value for value is that people immediately make the false association between that and like a patreon subscription type thing and there's a reason why you don't
ask people to do you'll never say five dollars a month something like that you always leave it completely open yes can you explain that so the value value is kind of the is almost like risk you know everyone assesses their own risk you know for one parachute jumping is low risk I won't do it we get a fly helicopters value is kind of the same way I can't look at as someone and say well you know whatever you're getting out of podcast index dot org is worth five dollars to you because that may be five dollars may be much better spent for that person on something that they value much higher so or I'm saying is take a look what kind of value or are you getting from this and that's going to be so vastly different for a developer to a hosting person to someone just likes listen to podcast to someone who just likes to help people out I mean this people like that too I'm sure some of them are supporting us as well if you just ask people to put the value on it that they want you're always pleasantly surprised and I remember this with
a no agenda show and the way we would talk about it then is okay we talk for two hours you could go to the movies and you could sit in a dark room with a friend to take a date have a drink some popcorn could be fifty bucks now you just spent two hours with us was that worth fifty and it turns out many will say no you're about a five dollar for two hour kind of experience but that's that's okay that's what you know and that maybe and by the way that five dollars may be a lot for that person and some people say man I was five hundred for me I don't know maybe they're sitting on a gold mine I don't know but when you do that it's a much much better transparent process and no one ever feels diminished I keep going back to and I was so disappointed when iTunes started to sell music and everything was valued at ninety nine cents and one of my favorite songs I think it's the best love song is I want to hold your hand by the Beatles and when you when I look at that it's like this is only ninety nine cents you know I think of you know Sir George Martin who produced it I know I can hear the room that it was done in I can hear
you know Paul and John and just and I like that's that's worth so much more to me and if you'd only ask me or said what do you think it's worth I would have given you so much more so I feel short change because I couldn't give you the value that I thought it was and you know since they were apples a public company they need to be able to project their revenues and their and their cost but we don't have any of that we just want to keep going from one day to the next and for the last 13 years is how I live my life my rent was determined by the value that people got from my work and if the value was good then I could pay rent and and have an extra coffee and it's just it keeps you on your toes it keeps you doing your best work and I feel it makes everybody happy about their contribution all sides of the equation I remember when I've been listening I listened to no Jennifer minimum I think that's enough I thought the points that he was making in there that was Adam Curry and Dave Jones from the podcasting 2.0 boardroom and I
chat I'd be interested since you've been going through that show that if if you're I hope you're making lots of clips because I have not been able to listen to all that episodes I think when I started listening the show was already in it in it's hunt you know over a hundred episodes and I don't I don't know I guess I could I could try to turn it on while I'm working but it's time kind of something I'm I'm not going to focus on that much but I thought that was really good clip so thanks Chad for sharing that and and yeah so I think with that we need to speaking of value for value I just trying to help everyone think about that in a way that I think makes sense and so speaking of value for value we got we got value coming in in the last week and this is so I'm gonna go through the boost to grams here we'll start with the newest one let me make sure I had Chad's podcast on the split kit now it's back to all right we had a fighter come in recently he was boosting in days gone by just live just now that's right you can do it live
he fiber was also boosting um living with love by uh big awesome and we had also had 11 11 sats from Chad F uh to the live stream thank you Chad all right keep it on rolling and we got uh let's see him looking over here some test boost from Sir Lee Bray for the booster bot uh let's see all right here's a good one here's a good one uh 1988 sats from salty crann in my opinion IRC has been around 38 years Noster has an app for things nobody asks for and it requires just as many to talk to the relays it completely broke fountain zaps are dust it's tip money Noster solved nothing that rss has already been doing for 20 plus years use the kiss method k i s s method and I don't know if what that is any of you guys know what that is but um I would what I would say to salty is because okay when I started to use Noster
I I knew that it came with like a wallet and that's not even something I'm focusing on still to this day um it's not even like why I would tell people to use Noster um now if and the reason for that and and we're in the middle of working through all this stuff right now in this tech world because when I found out you couldn't use your nostril wallet in like a split situation I'm like well that's unusable in this world uh keep it simple stupid thanks a lot salty he's coming stupid no no no I know you're just playing and uh and I know you're passionate about this and I'm okay with that that's totally cool um thanks Chad but yeah so I just I guess where I'm coming from with the Noster side of things is I love the social media app with zero ads no algorithm just simple timeline um you know it's not mine I don't know I've never figured out how for any the apps that I've tried to send to have like notifications when someone you know likes my
thing or whatever if the notifications work I mean if they're supposed to work they don't work at least in all the apps I've used um whisp I can't even get the notification like when you go into settings and notifications and turn them on it stays grayed out like it's impossible to make it and I've Googled things and tried different things primal does let you turn it on so what I'm talking about here are all these different um social like all these different apps that run on the Noster backend and and um I'm very close to trying to beg my family and friends to get it and try it out and see if they like it because I'm starting to like it more and I think if you use it for certain purposes it could be handy um and I like it for those reasons um as far as the whole uh and I'm not I'm not I'm not like dived in and understanding how all of it works I'm just kind of giving you my experience and why I've um kind of shot shot a way for it for a while and then as apps are starting
to get like actually working better I'm like you know this is actually a little bit kind of nice like um but it would be cool if I had like my people over there you know they uh and it'd be so on anyway I'm kind of like defending it a little bit um because I think it can be used with podcasting like I'm using it right now with the live stream and for example if I had all my family make a Noster they could just be on the live stream in an app that and I've used this app I'm using show show right now working great uh shout out to I think it's rod I hope I got that right who makes this app and it all runs on this thing called Noster and so anyone can kind of make stuff to run on this you know it's supposed to be censorship resistant or since you know you can't be censored it's supposed to be like an open kind of protocol thing that isn't just controlled by a company or a corporation or you know that kind of thing so it's with that in mind I think it's pretty cool do we need it in podcasting and do we like absolutely need it in
music no you don't have to use it at all but I think if you want to use it you might like it you might hate it it just might be for not not be for everybody but um thank you salty for the boost and your opinion very valuable keep letting me know maybe we need to have a little you know conversation um that could that could be wild and fun all right next next boost we won't keep your here forever in the boost segment one two one two three sets from oh wait that's a test boost from Matt Finling I see it Matt for the uh music spotlight show and we have some auto boosts from Eric PP bloodshot lies that's for thank you Eric again super fun to see all these um um things coming in throughout the week that when people are like I want to send a little I I was sending in I was boosting in Matt Finley I listened to his album um I think it's called culture collection or something like that I listened to it like three or four times uh at work
yesterday while it's working and I turned on auto boost and Chad F later is like oh my gosh you been blowing up my phone I guess he has like notifications on for when he gets like one sat sent to his like node and I wasn't boosting a lot I just I just kind of wanted to be like hey like I'm enjoying your album here's like a boost after every song and so I had auto boost on and it was blowing up Chad's phone for his emails like he has said he had over 50 emails of one you know of notifications for a one-sat boost I'm like oh geez oops sorry about that Chad I will say I should have just well I shouldn't say I should have but I could have just waited and sent one big boost but um man I'm just working I I couldn't like be thinking too hard I just wanted I like I like sending the auto boost after songs people know I'm getting value out of the music and I don't have to say I don't have to send a message so if you're not in the sending messages now you can do this on fountain it's called they stream per minute so if you're like I
just want to send a little bit of value because I like the concept I like the you know I like how the concept of it you can do that with your fountain app go to an album um let make sure you have some satsang in your wallet buy some if you need and then just turn on streaming and that's a similar way it's a little bit different the way I do it V for V music calm but um but yeah so okay I'm renting a little bit um see some boost from when I was on the music that was cool and let me see if I got any other messages uh 1500 sats from Bolly's steed when the student is ready the RSS feed will appear appear we wear the banjo door for music request thanks Oistin and we did play that that was fun uh Chad F boosted in and said uh 109 sats to what need music he says we don't talk about branding is classic you know one of my my my spoof songs on the raffides album it is a classic I I need to find the video for that and put that in the
value verse to just for fun someday uh make sure I didn't miss anything I'm scroll when I see autobus I scroll a little bit I don't want to miss a message I want to miss a message if I miss your message and you're like waiting to hear it and I don't read it you need to message me again tj at doorfootverse.com autobus from Eric pp this is all mutton meet and music autobus from Eric pp more thank you for all that so cool listening um three two one sats from mat finley can't wait for the first episode of music from the value verse question mark I hope you can come up with something better than that yeah I'm still searching mat let me know um three thirty three sats from Chad F I'm almost to the end of last week the stories on this episode this was last episode uh were wild yes that was with uh you know almost losing Tommy down the river when he was like a toddler forever and um some
gigs and stuff is crazy um I think I've read this from roles Mcgeyver if I didn't I'll just double read it in case the door falls energy is contagious I like hearing the stories of the experience with the music industry and Nashville and he was boosting uh us through mat finley's podcast V for V music spotlight and I think we are caught up streamers uh we love you we got the um I see a stream a little stream from Fyfer um mat the tall through homegrown hits Chad F through mutton meet and music the other day um oh lice you met true fans streaming thank you I hope you're listening and and here uh get to hear my shout out this is all value sent in a really fun cool way ever should try true fans dot fm is the only other app out there that I think makes like a wallet for you
and everything and I haven't got to play with it honestly um I think I played it like one time like a couple of years ago it didn't spend a while but it's working thank you uh lice him um some more Chad F streams just catch up to the last week show older lice him yep cool I think we're all Odyssey Westra I think was streaming and that will be the boosting value segment dot dot uh oh I have a I actually have a a jingle for that somewhere um oh now it doesn't want to work because I broke it somehow huh well um let's go ahead with the next part of the segment of the door full verse let me see where I'm at like in my show notes I do prep I prep for these now so oh all right so we're gonna do one more track and then I'm going to uh make a cool announcement that
I think everyone will enjoy hearing but before I make this announcement which will basically be the featured part of like the you know our featured presentation before we do that here's a track by our friends Joey Ramone you may know him as middle season and this is let go acoustic version from when he was on our podcast like three years ago which I just talked to him the other day and he's coming back on the podcast so pay attention or you might miss it again let go by middle season and us this song called let's go let's go so Joe let go oh I think I care when people think of me fits my anxiety builds up so rapidly
I'll give her every once with me ones I just can not forget I can only hear this spirit come roomy room space I love me they know my own turns deep inside of me don't we know what they're in the deep love for the truth we're in my soul take this head away so think
some days I'm just gonna walk in stand, look at this girl, I'm not here Can you put on your stand? This is no one I plan to sell a frame, this is the least, the least we're still my best Lord help me to resist, surely no one I'll ask Here it come, I know I'm wrong, there's an asshole living on my own Search deep inside of me, no no, there's a remedy Let go of these injuries, and let her heal my soul Take this head away, I don't love and do, you're not in my soul
Take my head away Oh, I'm gonna get rid of this, but it's hard to let it go I'm gonna get rid of this, but it's hard to let it go This is no one I plan to sell a frame, this is the least we're still my best
Lord help me to resist, surely no one I plan to sell a frame Now that was it, very nice Thank you guys, that was it again, middle season let go live from the Dorfoverse studio Before we had all this back here, it was just a garage We had some mic set up, sat in a circle, and learned this song for like two seconds and recorded
And chatted with him on an early episode of the Dorfoverse, you can look for that back in time if you liked that Acoustified his track when you hear it, his head V But all right, our feature presentation, the thing everyone's looking for, let me see if I fixed my soundboard Yep, I did, finally All right, feature presentation, well I have an announcement to make, but I need someone, maybe this person can help me Let's ask Kim if she's willing to be on a live studio show livestream If she does, then we do, if she says yes, then we can announce it Maybe I should have asked her first, but all right, let's see, let's start call
Hey, Kim, hey, can you hear me okay? Yes Cool, hey, what do you think about October 9th? I know you guys are coming to visit anyways, so I was thinking since you're here anyways all the way from the Florida Keys Would you mind sitting in with me, Ben, and Jacob, and Callie, and playing some bluegrass with us in the studio? I think that would be super fun Hey, yeah Did you get to hear any of that set from Mayville? Yeah, I totally did Do you think you'd say you think you heard it? It's pretty easy like there's not a lot of practice we need to do The only song I didn't know was the one Jay Dog sang Oh, the Ryan Faw, well which one because he's Jacob sang a bunch There was like a poppy song Was it kind of slow? I can't remember Yeah, it probably was But I knew everything else It was probably Ryan Fawnda's song Okay Yeah, so I was thinking I don't know how it will do setup yet we might do like a couple of like condenser microphones
And things like that but we're going to live stream it on the No in the d'Orfellverse And it's going to be more of an event than like a podcast And we'll have the cameras and everything set up like we did for Ed City Beach show on the spotlight And we're going to have a big fun time of it It won't be like super long, it'll just be like Because we're only going to do our favorite songs from Mayville Okay So I'm thinking like Just I don't know maybe 45 minutes to an hour You know if we get to having a lot of fun You know Okay, sounds good But sweet So everybody you got that into the d'Orfellverse live studio show I don't know what we'll call it, bluegrass edition I don't know what we'll call it But I'm going to come up with something October 9th It'll be in the evening It's a Friday Get ready And for some bluegrass in the d'Orfellverse So Kim, why I got you on the phone Are you still using a podverse to listen when you're listening? I am Yes Are you listening live on podverse too or through the website or how do you do that?
Today I was trying to listen through the website Because I was trying to get on from the troll room Yeah And so I was just trying to do everything in one place But it was fighting me So I was just okay, I was tired of getting booted Oh, you have an iPhone, right? Thank you Okay, that's all good I'm still I'm not there yet but I'm close to sending you guys out a link to make you get a Noster profile where the chat and you can listen and everything right in Noster on an app very easily Gotcha But I'm not going to Yeah, I've been talking about it Yes, I've been talking about it Yep So I have some thoughts So when we do the show Do you think of any classic songs you used to sing that you might want to sing or anything? And in anybody out there listening Family and friends Do you have any when you think of Kim Doerful? Are there any songs that you're like, I want to hear Kim do this song? So but Kim, what about you? You have any idea? I don't know and like it's so funny because Like our bluegrass days they were a big part of our history but I don't do any bluegrass anymore at all
So all the songs that I used to sing are like a fuzzy memory Yeah Yeah Songs like me see if I got this in my mind I know I thought of Red Clay Halo the other day I was like we used to do that song like every day Oh yeah, forgot about that one Hey do you remember this song here? Um, can you hear it? Do you hear the fiddle? I hear it, yeah Okay, I'll turn it up a little Just listen for a second I think so, listen Those memories of you still hold me Wow, very high Every night Yeah, every night Is that free? You guys are standing I think that's Ed singing that high Yeah, that really high part Right here Yeah, I think Ed was doing the high one and I was doing the like the baritone or whatever I think you're right But this is also the middle of nowhere album
Remember you're right That's the old beat Yeah, so if Ed singing that high That means he hadn't hit puberty yet So it's probably when Ed was like you know 12 or 13 or something Do you remember when your middle of nowhere was? Was that 2015? Hmm 2014? No, it was earlier than that I think If it's 2013, then I was 13 then not 2013, 2003, sorry I think it was 2005 or something like that maybe 2006 Then I was like 15 or 16 and Ed would have been 12 maybe Yeah, but I was thinking because I was like thinking well what songs do I remember Kim doing and liking? And I was, I think we could do this a lot better now It's kind of a cool lonesome bluegrass tune It is It's probably a hawk A little bit modal Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm never ready for that
You gotta hook it a little bit Yeah That's what the folks listen for That's something I've realized I always talk over the tracks more and people like I want to dig listen more Let's listen to it See if we do anything cool for a minute Oh That drive me crazy It's just your home Oh I want to be a movie Call me A movie The new civil Yeah, but we know Mom says to figure out what year she said count how many kids around the cover We know So these recording in all the recordings we did in our kids like these bluegrass Old bluegrass recordings that I have just for the listeners out there We recorded them completely live around like one microphone Sometimes we'd use two condenser microphones and then mic the bass And then just like He'd hit record and we just
Sing into the can We started off making them for Christmas gifts for the family and friends Yeah, yeah, we didn't even make our first ones really bad But we just Made it for you know because it was neat that we were playing and we were like 12 years old I was 12 or 13 and never went on with younger than that so Mm-hmm. And we gave him as Christmas gifts that year to the family Yeah, and and some of people really liked them They really enjoyed like oh wow that's you guys You're actually like playing music together That's crazy Um, all right let's listen to another song Now I thought this could be a good one But I also part of me Hates this song so I wonder if you have a similar thought on this next song But I remember I remember liking the way we did it Even though I never really loved the song Take a listen. No, I'm curious Ha ha ha Oh I like this song A little bit newer recording
I Me Like After mid-march This 2008 we should know while it doesn't eat my life I Still weeping willow There's mom Well, maybe And for me And as for me Long some as I can be I was just joking Yeah, it's joined the track I was just joking from the old feeling I was just joking from the old feeling Ben I think he was playing the guitar by his head You're right I think so I think I think
I think I think I think I think I think I think I think Anyways, if we were going to play this track we shouldn't give it all away But we could play that That's a possible track we could play Yeah, that would work well with Jacob and Halle Yeah, it's not too hard to play even though they haven't been playing it long And it would give something fun for Halle to do So it's not too hard to walk the base Yeah We could all speed it up a little bit if we wanted Yeah, yeah And it also out there got any ideas If you do let me know I have some other thoughts So When we were playing We haven't really got to talk a lot about this kind of thing But remember when we go to festivals Or bands would ask you to like Play fiddle with them or And all that kind of thing So I found this clip
Do you remember the Gold Wing Express guys? Yes Oh my gosh Oh, here Let me put this over here And then people can see it And I if they're watching the video For people listening Gold Wing and we were friends with them And we actually would stay with them when we were like How do we meet just a festival somewhere? Testables, yeah, but eventually they would just like if we were going through like let us invade their house like I remember sleeping on their couch like we used their showers when we were kind of homeless for a little bit. Yeah, they really supported what we were doing because they were also a family but they're grown-ups obviously they're brothers and their father and they were playing very very traditional older crowds bluegrass and so we were still playing traditional love bluegrass that we were accepted I guess. Yes, yeah. But yeah, they're like good old boys really awesome. I think every now and then dad or someone will say hi to Steve Baldridge, that's the
banjo player you can see in this video here. Listen to this out a little bit and we can laugh at it and just have fun with it. I love to. Yeah, and there it is. You know, it's someone's cam camera recording. It's not a great recording so just take it forward. Oh my gosh. So fast. So much banjo. I want to speed up to the more fiddle parts. Can you speed it up? Can you speed it up? The rain plum out of here didn't we? Cover it in all sweat. Whoa, that's your talk. Let's listen to what you're saying here. What did you say? Somebody hug to me I think. Hold on, Kimmy. Man, that's the music. It's talking to you. Hold on, Kimmy. That's the main part of the rain plum out of here didn't we? Cover it in all sweat. Steve, we're going to do a show. Oh, Paul, the guitar. Yeah, Fedrick's bird one more nice hand there.
How about it? Look at this is so classic. There be plenty more that this weekend. Matthew, I love you, buddy. Good picking. I think it's pretty fun. You can see the most musical part of your body. You can pick it or blow it. I love you, Matthew. He was pretty fun. Steve, I want us to do a request. Let me see if there's any other fun pants. I know what fun you paid a lot of money. Steve, you're not coming back in the summer of last year. She was out mowing her yard in the tall grass with a weed eater. He's telling stories. She actually cut the tail off of her cat. I just want to see where it's going with this. It was hiding in the grass. She picked the cat and the tail up and took it to Walmart. I said, why in the world would you take it to Walmart? And she said, hello, Walmart is the largest re-taler in the world.
So bad. I just were bent and the back was right there. Hey Roger. Let's see if they play some songs here. I want to see what we're up to back. Oh, sorry about that. Do you still have that fiddle? Which one is it? It was the blonde one. I still have the blonde. Oh, cool. Because I had a really rich, deep tone. Do you remember it? Yeah, it's made of cedar, which is pretty unusual for violin. Do you get to play it much? Or do you have like one? I do. It's my home fiddle. So it's hanging in the dining room. And I play it almost every day. Oh, heck yeah. Cool. Well, anyway, I have a result, actually. Did we ruin it in all our travels? No, it was built by a hobbyist in Central Florida. And so he did a good job, but he didn't really know what he was doing.
And so there was a bunch of stuff on it that wasn't right. And like the fretboard was uneven on the sides. And the peg holes were ginormous. So the pegs kept falling out. All sorts of things. So it sounded amazing, but it was just like needed some like expert tea stuff that like lives. So I had it rebuilt and it was, yeah, it's lovely. I love playing it now. Yeah. Gotcha. Well, while we're on like focusing on Kim, let's see if you remember this one. Oh, wait, not this one. That's the wrong one. We just did that one. Let's see. Let me see if I can do the correct clip here. Come on. Computer. I can get more efficient at this. No, worry. Okay, here we go. Let me slide this over here. We need some train music for you. Turn it. Orange blossom. That's so if they didn't turn up too loud here. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. So let's learn something new. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. I'm going to have to do this. So let's see. So let's do this. What's the next one?
Oh, I mean, that's just ASS give cool talk to you. You are going to have to accomplish in your dream, right? What's the next one? Just keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. High what? I'm going to have to solve it. Plus give help. Yeah, I've definitely villied out of the INSюда market. I'm going to have to solutions. here. Well thank you. Kim's working her way through high school so uh... I was not doing it anymore. I'll pick that piece of paper. Thank you. We're so expensive these days. It is. Here's a couple of train songs for you. I don't remember this at all. It looks like a... Geiger Key Marina. I went through a season where he paid me to gig with them which was nice because I didn't take any other money.
Yeah. I didn't know that I'd ever hear him play my phone. But I got real pleased in my soul. It was lady of different kind. He was very generous when I worked for him. Yes he was always uh... from what I remember he always held the keys and was doing... he was live streaming before anyone was doing it. And you're kind of always struggling with it because the answer to it is now then. But who you're playing fiddle? Let's listen. That's a different fiddle. It's plugged in. Yeah probably. And also he was notorious for doing the half step tune down thing. So I would have a regular tune fiddle and then a fiddle tune half step down.
But I didn't have to keep changing my soul. Yeah that's a W of pain. Yeah I got a bunch of recordings of CW um... Like that I made for him. Oh that actually means me. I think I can find it real quick here on the fly. Let me see CW. Colt. There were a couple of these songs that I really liked. But I can't remember what they were. I have one that's the whole band that we played for and we can tease them. Because I don't know. I started getting a hold of him to try to see if he'd let me put his music on in the Valiverse. Because I have the stuff I recorded for him and then we just kind of fell out of communicating. Let's see if this is it. Now that's not it. Is this... One, two... Oh there's your fiddle playing.
Is this sweet love? Best love. I wouldn't ever have thought we would show. Oh this much. Oh show the best love that I've ever known. I'm flying high with thee. The land I've ever flown with my best love. Nah. Wasn't that recording? The turn. It was like the fear of being alive. It was what? It wasn't some weird flat key like... I don't know. B flat or F sharp or something. Yeah. That's him playing guitar. That's a chord or an ad or somebody playing drums and probably Joe on bass. Yeah, because I made this recording for him using you guys to be my studio band. We were the studio band.
The drums sound so raw but I kind of like them. It sounds live, you know. Any good way. It also a little loud. I mean, I don't have... I don't have these files anymore. I just have this MP3. You probably gave the files to him. Yeah. Ooh, fancy one. Anyways, yeah. I really need to reach out to him and see if we really like to... A lot of his songs. They stick in your head well, you know. Yeah, he was good at getting like one line or is that hooked well? Yeah, for sure. CW Colt, our buddy from Key West there. Cool. Well, I have one last thing I was thought out of show people while I have you on the line is...
So, how long... Let's see. You've been playing at the church that you work at now since before... Like, you worked there. Because we would play there like when we could when we started going there. I can't even remember how long ago it's been. But now... It may have... Go ahead. 20th...no. 2014? Maybe. 2012. 2012. 2012. Okay, so we've been playing there since at least 2010, probably. Yeah. Like, was helping out with music and things like that. And then... And then you group the boys were very involved. Yeah, yeah. And I interned there for a while and started the guys. All you guys did, Bible school there. Yeah. And then we, you know, kept doing music and you married Doug and eventually after you're... You start having kids and then... I don't know if they're getting older.
You've got to be playing... You work there now, right? That's basically... I do. Yeah. I work... I do the weekends and then I have an office day in the middle of the week. And that's not music. That's... I help with the classrooms and the kids stuff. Yeah, but you also do the music there. I do. Like the praying and... Yeah. Let's pull up a link I found of that. Hopefully you're not... You're like, okay, it's a link. Let me put it over here. Can you hear that? Yes. It's called... We would be getting a copyright flag if we were ever else. We can't do this. We don't have the rights. We turned it up a little bit. This was posted five years ago. It's almost current. More current than the one posted 15 years ago. You are the lower cattle by...
Stronging compassion and mercy. There's a playing guitar, your husband. My brother-in-law. I searched the world for a love that could be... My heart. But nothing compares to the wonder of who you are. Holy. Holy. Holy. I'm singing. Holy. Holy. Holy. Holy. Holy. Holy. Holy. Jesus you are. Jesus you are.
Good sounding recording. You. Best dug. Call the church. How would you describe the size of your church? It's a little bit strange there in the keys. Oh so we... Because when you look at this video it looks like a mega church. You know? People don't really like it. We call it... It has the polish of a big church. But the staff itself is very small. And the small groups are very like... Small enough to know you bigger than we look. I don't know. It's hard. We... In the season we average around a thousand people during tourist season. We have a snow bird. Yeah. So you have a... Instead of it being kind of a normal... Like all year round it fluctuates from when it's like... Season when it's... Yeah.
But still I'm trying to think how many we have. Yeah. It feels like about half. But yeah from your production it looks like a mega church. It's really only like... What would you say you have on like a good Sunday maybe like... When I say a good Sunday... I mean a normal Sunday like you know... What do you think 300 people in a 200? Somewhere in there? Like you know... But we have four services. Four services. Yeah. So that's where... Having a thousand people on a weekend. Yeah. So like our busiest service is the 930 service. And right now in the like slower season like I said we might have 100 people. So there's services kind of fill it out. Yeah. Let's uh... Look at one more clip. I wish I could find... There's a song we do called Revivals in the Year. And like our church loves it. And it's kind of irresounding. It's like... Gotcha. I wish I could find it. Because that would be fun. I thought this would be cool this to share a little bit of.
I've had a little more. I'm not going to play the whole thing because like 9 minutes long. We can see your watch, Doug. Your husband playing some guitar. Are my kids playing on this one? No, this was also five years ago. I don't see any of the kids up there. Last year my kids got to play with us for this one. Okay. So they played on like... Did you guys do this song? So it's probably on YouTube somewhere from your live streams. Yeah. Yeah, but my kids are 13 and 11. Like, thanks. Yeah, no one. Yes. They're steving Reed. Let's go. They're studs. Are they both taller than you yet? They came here? Yeah, I'm here. Oh, are steving Reed taller than you yet? Steven's wait. He's even bent taller for over a year. Okay. What about Reed? He's speed. He reads almost caught up.
Oh boy. I'm a little bit taller than you. I'm a little bit taller than you yet. I'm a little bit taller than you yet. I'm a little bit taller than you yet. Oh, this is the dog here. All right. Yeah. More fiddle. Come on. Dog, you're hogging it. Oh, there's no dog. I'm just playing.
Yeah, very fun. That's not even halfway through the video. It's almost seven minute long, so I'll go. Oh, yeah. Oh, there's the smoke machines. Oh, yeah. Oh, there's the smoke machines. Oh, yeah. Oh, there's the smoke machines. Oh, yeah. It's a cool, I bet Kurt did all the video. Otherwise, he would have been playing drums. Yeah, at this point, it's from 2021. Kurt, you got a series of... Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, I'll say that out. That was kind of all the stuff I brought. We haven't really gotten to just kind of focus on you a little bit. You were the lead singer. The leader of, I would say, the, what do you call it? The front person of the band there. That's the front band, yeah. Once we got old enough, where mom and dad, you know, we didn't make dad do all the...
Because dad had to front it when we were really young. And then it evolved to where you fronted it. And then once you got married and everything with Doug and having kids, then Ben fronted it and that's how it. But we just brought the whole folks out there. And the door full of earth kind of through the... You know, we heard the Kim from like 20 years ago on that middle end. I don't know where album. And to Kim five years ago, which is pretty similar. I'd say if you find the live streams now, it's all pretty similar, I'd say. But... Yeah, it's a lot. Good stuff. October 9th, Kim will be joining us live in the door full verse. Kim, thanks so much for taking my call and letting the door full verses, you know, in on the conversation. And it's going to be... I'm trying to think if I'm forgetting anything else about that show. Hmm. I was kind of wondering... So it's going to be on a Friday. I tried to get the day off work and they denied it. So I'm just going to be, you know, working as fast as I can.
And it's either going to start at 6 or 7 at night. And then we'll just have a good time doing it. No sweat. It's a time change for us. So it'll feel earlier to us than to you. Yeah, yeah. And then just when Wednesday, since I'll be podcasting every Wednesday, if you feel like sitting down and going through some other things or whatever, or if you just like, yeah, we want time to just chill at our, you know, vacation thing, then that's cool too. There's zero pressure. And thanks for chatting with everybody and me. And I guess we'll just talk to you later. All right. I'll talk to you soon. All right. Thanks, Kim. Bye. Love you, bro. Love you, bye. Where's the hang up on here? Oh, she did it. All right, everybody. That was... Yeah, I guess that was the announcement. That was a feature presentation. Is my sister Kim will be sitting in with me and my brother Ben. And my two oldest kids, Jacob and Callie, will be playing pretty much... It'll be very bluegrassy. Bluegrass edition. I'd say, I think I'm going to... If anyone has ideas boost in, but I think I'm going to call it, you know, be into the Dwarf or First Live Studio show.
Bluegrass edition. It looks fairly decent on when I write it out. If anyone has any other cool names, I was trying to think of cool names like BooBerry does, like with his all of his things, like... But I got nothing, man. I was like, and eventually it's like, I need to start telling people. So let's just call it something, you know? But yeah, that was... that's all. Cool stuff there. Let's see here. What do we got going? To end the episode, let's see. I don't think I forget anything. If you enjoyed this episode, send a boost. Follow me in Noster. Or... I'm... So until the next time, continue to be mindful of the music you ingest. Which is breaking the chains of the gatekeepers, the middleman, the censorship, the broken music industry, and its returning value back to the music that is meaningful in your life. From Nashville, Tennessee, I'm Cirti J. The Rathful.
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I'm the one who will pray. And now... You know... Don't bring me down. I'm the one who will pray. There's so much pain in you. And even when you're not around me, you just want to bring me down. There's so much pain in you. And you've got no reason to get on my nerves, I'm breaking me down. You have got me used to. To be like that. And somehow feel stronger. To fight back. Don't bring me down. I'm the one who will pray.
Now... I'm not alone. Don't bring me down. I'm the one who... This is gonna be a warm for my... This is gonna be a warm for my... This is gonna burn on me. And I'm here. Now I'm here. It's my cause. My cause.
It's the new me. And I'm here. Now I'm here. It's just my cause. My cause. My cause. My cause. My cause. My cause. I'm here. Thank you for traveling into the door for verse. And until the rug has come to a complete stop. Bye now. Bye. Bye. Thank you. Bye now.
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