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NARRATOR:
From out of the Dusty Highlands,
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three dark riders came
to save the soul of rock
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with a ladle
of heavy metal fire
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and metaphoric meat drippings.
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We set the world on fire
with our sound.
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Technically it was my kitchen
that we set on fire.
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[beeps]
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This is a story of
failure and triumph,
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then some more failure
and triumph,
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then an explosion
and more failure
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followed by double triumph.
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This is the story of
Shallow Gravy.
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Even though they are the most
important band
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since The Beatles,
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Shallow Gravy didn't
begin that way.
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Young Hank Venture started life
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as the better-looking son of
Dr. Thaddeus Venture.
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Well, music's
in the Venture blood.
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You know, I tinkle the ivories
a bit myself.
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As a former child star
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and world-famous
adventuring super scientist,
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Dr. Venture had high hopes
for his son.
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But Hank was destined for
greater things.
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I gave him my old bass
for Christmas one year
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and he started a band
the next day.
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Brock gave me lessons.
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He even taught me
a mnemonic device
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to remember the names of
all the strings -- E, A, D ,G.
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? Every Adversary Dies Gloriously ?
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Hank's solo effort
was received warmly,
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but there was something
always missing --
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The smoking charisma and power
of the perfect front man.
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This one is called
"Sword on the Back."
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Ow! [bleep] Stings.
Let me do that again.
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Dermott Fictel was born
to raise Hell over his head
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and scream "Who Wants
a piece of Hell?�
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I moved around a lot
when I was a kid.
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I was on the lam --
busted out of juvie
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After hitting a kid
with the touch of death.
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He said what?
Oh, please!
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He live here his
whole life with his sister.
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A self-taught
master of jeet kune do,
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and his own
"iron punching" system,
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Dermott was poised
for stardom.
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NIKKI:
Dermott always liked music.
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When he was little,
he would stand on the couch
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and sing Spice Girls songs.
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DERMOTT:
Nikki, shut up! I did not!
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He did. It was adorable.
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Two young travelers
on the same road
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Paved with hard rock dreams.
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Fate drew them together
as if one was a magnet
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that was
attracted to trouble,
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and the other was negatively
charged trouble.
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DOC:
Rusty's Day Camp!
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The fans still need
to connect with Rusty.
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I'm -- I'm Rusty.
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So lame.
I don't even know why I went.
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I got tired of the boy always
asking me, "Who's my daddy?"
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I told him, "You want to meet
your daddy?
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He's right up the road."
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Looking for his father
at Camp Rusty?
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That's -- well, Brock, uh,
gets around.
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He's a bit of a gadabout.
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I was teaching like
a baby version of judo
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to the campers,
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and this fat kid starts up
with this crap.
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DERMOTT: Turned out to be
a complete waste of my time
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'cause nobody at that dorkfest
was cool enough
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to be related to me.
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You ever want to kick
a kid's ass, but you can't?
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DERMOTT: Yeah, but
me and Hank totally hit it off.
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Dude, did you talk to his
wimp-ass brother yet?
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[bleep] decked his ass.
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He's such a liar.
I decked him.
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Hank and Dermott found out
they shared a father that day,
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and his name was
rock 'n' roll.
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With the addition of a key
member...
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...Shallow Gravy
was born.
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I used to use
H.E.L.P.eR. for parties.
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Programmed him to play all the
popular songs of the day.
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We'd all sing over
him for fun.
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[ chuckles ]
Yeah, I know what you're thinking.
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I invented karaoke.
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With all three
members in place,
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They began rehearsing
in Hank's bedroom,
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and the local press
took notice.
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DEAN:
Well, the Home News back then
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wasn't the slick
weekly it is today.
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I mean, it had all
the hard-hitting facts
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that my readers demand,
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but it was dittoed
and stapled on the side.
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I remember that article.
Hell, I'm a subscriber.
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Dean prints maps
of the compound
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and places his father will be
in like, every issue!
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Thanks, Venture Home News!
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Riding the wave of success,
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they quickly put their
hot sound on cassette tape
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to feed the rock-hungry masses.
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Dude, I got that cassingle.
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It was like 30 minutes
of one song
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that sounded like an exploding
car made out of basses.
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[chuckling ]
Awesome!
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Patchy at best.
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And who even has
a cassette player anymore?
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Right?
We had to pay a guy ten bucks
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to let us listen to it
in his '89 Honda Civic.
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So awkward.
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Our original sound was a lot more,
urn, I want to say "raw"?
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Freaking Hank could hardly
play bass.
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Dermott couldn't
really sing yet,
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but we grew together
as a band.
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Hank's new wave was
rubbing off on me,
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and my "[bleep]
No guts no glory" attitude
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was rubbing off on him.
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We were just rubbing off
on each other.
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Totally not in the gay way, though.
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It was just so nice
to see them together.
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I knew they would get along.
It was destiny.
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New drummer, hot press,
and their first release.
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Things were looking up
for Shallow Gravy.
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Then, tragedy struck.
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In a freak accident during
a freak battle on Hank's lawn,
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H.E.L.P.eR.. was mortally wounded
in a car accident.
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Car accident?!
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Dude, that car was blown up
on purpose!
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Plus, there was a guy
in the car!
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Who cares about a [bleep]
robot?!
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Oh, it was tragic.
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I mean, sure, we lost hundreds
of lives that day,
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but when you lose a family
member, it's --
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it's tough.
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I don't wanna talk
about this.
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It was like one minute
he was there,
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and the next he was, like,
everywhere --
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the lawn, the roof.
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His little, uh, head piece was
stuck here for a while.
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I wasn't there.
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I mean, if I was, freaking heads
would have rolled.
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I would have gone sick-house.
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What kind of dick hates
rock 'n' roll so much
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they have to destroy it'?!
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Hey, here's something for your
goofy little slide show --
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I broke up the band.
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So, uh...
suck on that, America.
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In a blinding flash,
Shallow Gravy was over.
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Hank found himself in his
roots -- music.
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DEAN:
He actually got good.
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I mean, it was almost
real music.
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I built him his first amp
out of an old Speak N Spell.
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Yeah, it was orange.
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While Dermott Fictel
found himself
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in the darkness of his own
troubled mind.
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DERMOTT: Oh, man, my world
just caved in on me.
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No band, man.
I was like, "well, now
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I got to become
an ultimate fighter I guess."
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Without Dermott around to tell me
all my ideas were retarded,
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I was really free
to explore and create.
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So I didn't see him like
all summer.
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And then suddenly,
totally out of nowhere,
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he calls me and plays this
killer riff
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over my phone
from his watch-phone.
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This is the actual jacket that
inspired the song "Jacket."
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[ sniffs ]
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Yeah, I wrote those lyrics
in one night.
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Song used to be called
"Jack."
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It was about Jack the Ripper.
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It was all about some old guy
that killed people or something.
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I said,
"That will never sell! "
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You know what sells?
Jackets.
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Back on course and ready to set
the music world on fire,
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only one piece was missing,
but not for long.
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DOC:
H.E.L.P.eR.'s a family member,
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and when you lose a family
member, what do you do?
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Cry? No!
You rebuild him.
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That's the Venture way!
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So H.E.L.P.eR.'s back
and he's huge and spider-like.
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And it was awesome, and I go,
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"Hank, new name --
Shallow Grave."
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[ beeping ]
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H.E.L.P.eR. thought
it was pretentious
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and unfairly pigeonholed us,
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so we went
with Shallow Gravy.
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I added the gravy.
You get it?
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Reunited and re-energized,
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the band was eager
to unleash their new sound
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on the public.
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It was time for Shallow Gravy
to take to the road.
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I think we're being
shut down.
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DOC:
Hey, would you keep it down, The Who?
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Knock it off.
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Ugh, if I had to hear that [bleep] song
one more time, I swear...
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So I gave Hank
my dad's old battle van
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and told them to just
go... somewhere.
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HANK:
We called it "The Gravy Boat."
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[snorts]
Get it?
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The road was
a harsh mistress.
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And with the price of fueling
a gigantic antique car
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hauling a band
with a 900-pound drummer,
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It was also
a short mistress...
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Make some [bleep] noise!
I can't hear you!
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...until they
finally landed the gig show
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of a lifetime.
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DERMOTT:
Homeschool prom, we are Shallow Gravy!
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2, 3, 4!
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Ah, yeah, the prom gig.
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Prom gig -- the biggest venue
we ever played.
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HANK:
All those sounds, all those colors!
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Aw, people were, like,
tearing off their clothes
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and pulling off their pants!
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HANK:
Dermott took off his shirt, I think.
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Is that what you're talking
about?
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That gig also
brought Shallow Gravy
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To the attention of a local
amateur deejay
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and sometimes-scientist.
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Magic. They had it all.
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I mean, a great bass sound,
a pissed-off front man --
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- And a robot.
- Real robot!
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They're not like those
Kraftwerk phonies!
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Listen, boy bands are
always hot.
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I wanted to get them
into the studio immediately.
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Yeah, before they
were a man band.
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Like an albino Brian Eno
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and a hydrocephalic
Martin Hannett,
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The production duo feverishly
experimented
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in search of that perfect
"Gravy" sound.
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WHITE:
I like to call it the "Wall of White."
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It sounds like it was
recorded on the moon!
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- Totally [bleep] overproduced.
- [ beep ]
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"Jacket" hit the music scene
like a storm
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that rained molten lead instead
of regular water
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and it burned the pants --
I just can't say these things.
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DERMOTT: You gotta believe it!
Why are you stopping? Go!
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It's just a silly line.
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Dude, this is the best part!
This is the big finish!
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Did you boys write this?
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Shallow Gravy isn't
just a band,
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it's best friends that made
a movement!
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[snorts]
Movement.
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I never found my father,
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but I found my brother...
in rock.
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The world will know the names
Hank Venture and Dermott Fictel.
243
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Wait. Fictel?
244
00:09:18,930 --> 00:09:21,850
And -- and he's 17?
245
00:09:21,933 --> 00:09:24,436
No, no. That's --
I, um...
246
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This interview is over.
247
00:09:26,688 --> 00:09:28,774
That's the end of our story,
248
00:09:28,857 --> 00:09:31,568
but not the end of
Shallow Gravy.
249
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This is just the beginning.
250
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[jacket unzips]
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[rock music plays]
252
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- ? Yellow ?
- ? Jacket ?
253
00:09:44,539 --> 00:09:46,082
- ? Straight ?
- ? Jacket ?
254
00:09:46,166 --> 00:09:47,876
- ? Smoking ?
- ? Jacket ?
255
00:09:47,959 --> 00:09:49,586
BOTH:
? Full Metal Jacket ?
256
00:09:49,669 --> 00:09:51,296
- ? Flack ?
- ? Jacket ?
257
00:09:51,379 --> 00:09:53,089
- ? Leather ?
- ? Jacket ?
258
00:09:53,173 --> 00:09:54,633
- ? Varsity ?
- ? Jacket ?
259
00:09:54,716 --> 00:09:56,468
BOTH:
? It's Brook's jacket ?
260
00:09:56,551 --> 00:09:58,011
- ? Puffy ?
- ? Jacket ?
261
00:09:58,094 --> 00:10:00,013
- ? Bulletproof ?
- ? Jacket ?
262
00:10:00,096 --> 00:10:01,765
- ? Track ?
- ? Jacket ?
263
00:10:01,848 --> 00:10:03,433
BOTH:
? Woolen jacket ?
264
00:10:03,517 --> 00:10:05,227
- ? Dungaree ?
- ? Jacket ?
265
00:10:05,310 --> 00:10:06,895
- ? Jean ?
- ? Jacket ?
266
00:10:06,978 --> 00:10:08,605
- ? Denim ?
- ? Jacket ?
267
00:10:08,688 --> 00:10:10,607
BOTH:
? They're all the same jacket ?
268
00:10:10,690 --> 00:10:13,443
? You are my outerwear ?
269
00:10:13,527 --> 00:10:17,030
? My special coat
without a tear ?
270
00:10:17,113 --> 00:10:22,577
? Jackets are everywhere ?
271
00:10:22,661 --> 00:10:26,206
? With a hood or a belt
or a sleeveless one ?
272
00:10:26,289 --> 00:10:31,044
? Doesn't count,
that's a vest called a jerkin ?
273
00:10:31,127 --> 00:10:34,464
A-two, three, four!
274
00:10:34,548 --> 00:10:36,049
- ? Fonzie's ?
- ? Jacket ?
275
00:10:36,132 --> 00:10:37,843
- ? Bolero ?
- ? Jacket ?
276
00:10:37,926 --> 00:10:39,594
- ? Tuxedo ?
- ? Jacket ?
277
00:10:39,678 --> 00:10:41,346
BOTH:
? Eisenhower jacket ?
278
00:10:41,429 --> 00:10:42,806
- ? Nehru ?
- ? Jacket ?
279
00:10:42,889 --> 00:10:44,808
- ? Satin ?
- ? Jacket ?
280
00:10:44,891 --> 00:10:46,601
- ? Riding ?
- ? Jacket ?
281
00:10:46,685 --> 00:10:47,936
BOTH:
? Technicolor jacket ?
282
00:10:48,019 --> 00:10:49,729
- ? Welding ?
- ? Jacket ?
283
00:10:49,813 --> 00:10:51,523
- ? A child's ?
- ? Jacket ?
284
00:10:51,606 --> 00:10:53,316
- ? A driving ?
- ? Jacket ?
285
00:10:53,400 --> 00:10:54,651
BOTH:
? Reversible jacket ?
286
00:10:54,734 --> 00:10:56,653
- ? Members Only ?
- ? Jacket ?
287
00:10:56,736 --> 00:10:58,488
- ? A padded ?
- ? Jacket ?
288
00:10:58,572 --> 00:11:00,323
- ? Fringed ?
- ? Jacket ?
289
00:11:00,407 --> 00:11:02,367
BOTH:
? Double-breasted jacket ?
290
00:11:02,450 --> 00:11:05,537
? These are the coats
we wear ?
291
00:11:05,620 --> 00:11:08,957
? Of devil's plaid
and witch's hair ?
292
00:11:09,040 --> 00:11:11,042
? Jackets are everywhere ?
293
00:11:17,048 --> 00:11:20,844
? You are my outerwear ?
294
00:11:20,927 --> 00:11:24,514
? My special coat
without a tear ?
295
00:11:24,598 --> 00:11:29,978
? Jackets are everywhere ?
296
00:11:30,061 --> 00:11:32,939
? With a hood or a belt
or a sleeveless one ?
297
00:11:33,023 --> 00:11:36,610
? Doesn't count
that's a vest called a jerkin ?
298
00:11:36,693 --> 00:11:37,986
Uh ?
299
00:11:38,069 --> 00:11:40,822
? We're all wearin' jackets J�
300
00:11:40,872 --> 00:11:45,422
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