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Dean was contacted first and although he was interested in doing it he was petrified that Neal would be pissed if he did it. A lot of people don't know this, but Burger King and the Knots during the transformation, that first one, it was the crazy uncle. The purpose of this record was to give true Hardline fans a chance to see where we left off and what we would have done. We wanted to get it into the Japanese record company hands as quickly as possible. We have 30, 000 square feet of offices alone and we have distribution centers. Andy Pearson (08:17): So this is slightly before my time, but yeah, we have a deal with a Live Nation where we're their exclusive water partner at their festivals, amphitheater, and venues. He literally gave up what might have been a wonderfully successful career with a lot of money and a lot of fame to go back there and start a family.
If he'd really had the time to analyze and really get inside the song and work some stuff out it probably would have been beyond amazing. So we're trying to solve it from that standpoint. It was a very weird situation that we created but Bobby actually played live shows with us. I'm sure we're going to get that.
They wouldn't release anything in the fear that we may do something with it. The other thing I love, I mean I love that you know that the competition is creators. And even a lot of people try to recycle plastics and only 5% of plastics are actually recycled. Andy Pearson (05:04): Yeah, yeah. Getting back to Hardline 2 I didn't really give a shit whether Neal was going to play or not. And again, go think, like I said, the plastic issue is inherently a marketing issue as well because it's generated by this idea of purity and water. You'll be blown away. It's kind of funny how I turned this record into a concept record. And I think you see that in how the brand shows itself in the world. Yeah he's great, a really nice guy. Michael Ross added a nice little dimension didn't he?
And to really understand Liquid Death, you just have to look at the body of work to that point of we're building it organically in real time. Winston Binch (04:45): If you could distill it down to a few things, man, it's probably hard, but what are the key takeaways from you thus far on this journey? I'll Show You How It's Done. Winston Binch (17:21): Well, I mean it's a mix of bravery and truth and you guys are doing it. Mark Tanner's great, do you know who he is? We're a company that prides itself on having an amazing and robust data foundation, but it's an insight, it's a directional device to help guide your process, but you still need division. Such baby bullshit and kind of hard to explain but for some reason Neal treats Hardline like a girlfriend he broke up with. Winston Binch (23:55): Well, I think you do have a good answer. I could give too shits about selling this record in America. Do you get frustrated is put into that category when your debut album wasn't even released in the 80's? He's like Austin Power's Mini Me.
He was a bit sick at the God's too? Partially supported. And so that's this disposable content that we can just throw out there quickly and cheaply and see what sticks and see what people like. It's not just about plastic, this is my experience too, even just working here, you're like, oh man, there's all these other things. I'll tell you exactly what I did man.
That just took my balls off and I wrote the song. 17:57) Taking a writer's approach to building a Liquid Death character v. a Liquid Death brand. And we continued to make the one of the first truly viral packaged goods. Yeah, one time for Tito Puente, one time Are you ready? Pretty much just went for it. It's what you are the weight. And so I think he kind of had this epiphany at the time that evolved, but it was like, man, why are we trying to disguise, why are we trying to sell energy drinks in this really underhanded kind of way? And as a brand we're just like, yeah, we would just do that. That's my analogy of how Neal reacts to Hardline. And she's really recognizable to a lot of people.
Winston Binch (00:31): Talk a little bit about the Liquid Death story. And we're like, well, we have Star Wars, so let's just add one. I have over 100, 000 orders this week. And maybe this is the first time you've really gotten into an environmentally sustainable message and then it sort of unlocks this idea in your head of like, oh, I have a lot of choice and agency when it comes to this stuff. We're all taking a piece of that action. You know that was the only song written with an outside songwriter besides Neal.
Our competition is like your aunt posting stuff on Thanksgiving. And I think in a world where we're so knotted up about results and chasing the latest technology thing that as marketers we think we have to be on the cutting edge of stuff. I did leave in the comment that I thought that it could have been heavier. You're searching in the wilderness trying to find this idea to descend down from the sky for you. Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC. And it unlocks a lot of it for a lot of people that first time they have it, because they're like, oh, it's not a plastic bottle that I might just throw away. And from that was able to get a little bit of seed money and got involved with science as a part of our kind of incubator investors. And then we also talk about writing and character in the character of Liquid Death. It was an inspired song when we had our LA riots. Neal has one co-writing credit on the album? It's about building trust across, becoming embedded with someone and having a really free flowing relationship. I sat back and thought well hey man this is ten years later this is who I am as a songwriter and I took a deep breath and then said you know what he's right.
We go way back to the 80's and the Brunettes days. Andy Pearson (22:08): And you can tell from the Burger King work, you understand because how prolific a brand is, it's obvious. 29:34) Solving for sustainability with brand marketing. I think the internet is a great place to try these theses out and see what happens. Yeah I think he does a really nice job on the 'Face The Night', the keys at the end of that. I mean, I've worked in climate change for 10 years and largely we've had some success in this last go round, but it's taken maybe 20 plus years. And you see on social, people talking about death to plastic that do not fit the bill of the standard environmentally conscious person. No basically he was involved in some of the writing for the heavy stuff. Donde vas con mi carro Rosita? Match these letters. This project was definitely the least amount of stress and it was painless. And sometimes you've got to let the story lead. And I think that's the way people consume content.
It's a very simple tune. So I tried really hard to meet that deadline and we came really close but Joey wasn't able to let his schedule meet basically. So I can't hear myself and all my guys aren't settled and relaxed. 'Why', 'Face The Night' and I love 'Only The Night'. And when you think about that and you take that line and thinking out, you're like, wow, think of the billions of tons of plastic waste that has been generated by a marketing strategy that no one bothered to question for decades and decades. And there's that, like you're saying, that it's that old sort of, whether it's scare tactics or super earnest or whatever, and that will work on a certain portion of people, but if we really want to reach mass, you've got to do it through laughter.
I could safely come out with it and call it Johnny, who the hell cares. I think you guys are doing a lot in house, which is great. With the Coppola family and Bobby cut all the drums on that record. And I think just again, this idea of brand feels outdated to me in a social media world that we do need to have, we do need to think about it more reactively and more giving ourselves latitude to show a wide range of things that a brand can do. Even if you've pitched it in that recycle bin, there's some science behind the idea that it's actually better just to throw it in the trash can because it doesn't have to be carted off and sorted and all that stuff because it's not going to get recycled anyway. One of my biggest fears in life because I am an over achiever is that I would not be fulfilled by not doing everything possible with my life.
I may turn those into a solo record someday. Andy Pearson (30:08): Totally. So we take all of that and replace it with infinitely recyclable aluminum cans that can be turned back and recycled. Instead of spending our money on media, we're just going to use that money to make an actual a 47-minute-long horror film. I said honey I just kicked shit out of this song. And our competition are the creators you follow and the meme accounts and all of that.