Paul Grimstad: Lots of times it doesn’t work, nothing happens, you’re waiting for the thing that you think might turn into something.
Dominic Fredianelli: You just can’t shed that constant sense of readiness and hyperalertness.
Grimstad: You’ve got to be careful.
Fredianelli: I’m sure they knew the truth.
Grimstad: [Laughs] To some extent, it’s all electronic.
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Fredianelli: I think I was saved by two things.
Grimstad: Is it three?
Fredianelli: Yeah, I think so. I dreaded going to Walmart.
Grimstad: There’s an almost occult strangeness to it, like a super dark amour fou.
Fredianelli: Everything was rolling.
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Grimstad: Tune the snare up, hit it again. Tune the snare down, hit it again. Hit the snare hard, hit it soft.
Fredianelli: Often, drugs entered the picture. You never know when to expect it.
Grimstad: It wasn’t something that we discussed over beers, it was pre-decided.
Fredianelli: We had a complete inability to enter each other’s worlds.
Grimstad: That’s like mixing colors.