A high school party band from Natick and Framingham formed when Bob pressured Speaker A to join despite not knowing anyone. Early shows were wild nights that attracted weirdos and became a social hub. Ken stepped in as de facto manager and kept the band moving forward.
When we were out of high school, this guy Bob, who was the guitar player in Ken's band at the time, he just, like. He made me join the band. Like, I was like, no, dude, no. Get out of here with it. He's like, no, you're doing it. Like, he made me do it. So that's kind of how it all started, you know, our connection. I didn't know Ken because he was from Framingham. I was from Natick, next town over. I just didn't know him or Brendan. But I really was into, like, their band was a legit party band. Like, there'd be weirdos hanging out in a party every night, and the shows turned into crazy parties. It was just party, party, party, party, and that. I was into that. So that's kind of how it kicked off.
Right? Very cool.
Yeah, it was fun.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, yeah, that's kind of, you know. I mean, part of playing music was, to me, was to meet girls.
Too. I mean, that's, you know, totally. That was one of the original draws. It's like, oh, my God, this can step up the game here.
You know? Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. For real. It's awesome. And now.
Now. So now you guys are in a band. So, you know, tell us some of, like, you know, the. The biggest challenges you guys faced early on. You know, is there any of the. Any moment that actually you guys, like, doubted, like, oh, my God, you know, can we continue to do this?
Well, let me just say. And Ken can finish this up, but Ken was pretty much our manager. He had a business sense what nobody else did, so he kind of led the charge in a lot of the things we did. And you can answer the rest of that. I just wanted to put that out there.
