Dialog

One of the facets of our career which

Which doesn't happen very often today is that

Our career started as well, on records, on the stage

Because, we had to go out and, and as they say, sell the act

And we would play to err, audience of maybe a thousand people

Two thousand people, three thousand people

And then we started adding all these ideas, and what we could see

And we saw the people started really relatin' to that

And we tried to bring a concept of theater to rock and roll, as they call it

Or to music (yeah)

We were tryin' to differ ourselves

In a sense of, like, not being a drill team

Most of the act that we saw reminded us of drill teams

And during, umm, the '70s Metal thing, we were tryin' to free people

In the sense of expressin' individuality, you know

And this was another reason for, like, us not dressing like nobody else

Uh, the group comin' 'cross, there's something different, totally

But, in the beginnin', I remember

A lot of people used to sit, no answerin'

Just looked a lot of tensed

We've been to shows, and we've been to a couple of hand claps

And that'll be it

And, the drill team act would come all right behind us

And, take the house, you know, so

It was just like, "Oh wow, we don't know what we had" You know

But, we just kept on