Q&A with Lance Waste & Anthony Powers

This Friday, February 27th, Lance Waste and Anthony Powers will be finishing up their "Wintour of Discontent" here at The Main Street Cafe. Waste and Powers are two of the members of heartfelt indie rock outfit Darling Waste, but they're stripping it down and going solo for this tour. They each tout their own blend of vulnerable acoustic music.

Their current tour has them hitting several cities along the East Coast in support of their recent split EP release.

When they come to the cafe, they will be supported by SoulStrippa, Clean Dirty Clean and Novis.

Doors @ 6 - Show @ 7 - $5 Admission

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The two of them answered some questions about their friendship, the tour and their split EP.

Tour flier courtesy of Darling Waste's Facebook.

The Main Street Cafe (TMSC): How long have you guys known each other? How did you meet?

Lance: Well, we've known each other for a couple years now, we both work in the music industry and were working in the same office for a while and Anthony was actually my boss for a little bit.

Anthony: Yeah, when Lance and I first met we really didn't like each other very much, because it took him about two months to realize I was his boss.

TMSC: What prompted this tour to come into existence?

Anthony: So I've been playing bass in Darling Waste for almost a year now, and we were playing this show up towards Cleveland. The promoters were short a few bands so I just kind of threw in an acoustic set of my own songs, and then Lance did an acoustic set as well, so that was kind of the spark that got us started with wanting to put out this acoustic record.

Lance: The tour idea was appealing to me as well because I haven't been playing an instrument in Darling Waste for a while. I've just been being the front man, and we've been playing as a full band, so I haven't been able to play a lot of the older darling Waste acoustic songs. The idea of going out playing smaller venues, driving a car instead of a van and playing the old acoustic songs was really appealing to me as well.

TMSC: You’re on the home stretch of your tour. How has it been so far?

Lance: it's been really great. it's been relaxing and fun. It's good to go see old friends. We're playing a lot of towns that we haven't hit in a while, and we got to go to Disney World. So yeah, it's been a lot of fun.

Anthony: I've been drunk half the time, so yeah it's been pretty solid.

TMSC: Has anything weird or crazy happened?

Anthony: well for me this is actually my first tour, so everything's been a little bit weird and crazy. I mean, so far we've done some really interesting and cool things with some really awesome people from all across the country.

Lance: Yeah, one of our friends got us into Wonderworks in Myrtle Beach, so we got to play laser tag and do a bunch of cool stuff there. and then we also just went to the Ringling Circus Museum which was also really crazy and beautiful and a lot of fun. And the only other crazy thing that happened for me is that one of the opening acts, one of the kids in Canton, tried to fistfight me because they thought the show was free and I was just trying to figure out what was going on and instead of talking, he wanted to fight.

TMSC: How are you two similar as musicians, how are you different?

Lance: I mean, we both come from the same kind of musical background. We both come from punk rock, your post hardcore, emo type music kind of background as far as what we listen to. I think we're both also hyper literate. Anthony was an English major, and I was a political science major. So I think we have that in common. Also, we're both white guys playing guitars, you know. As far as differences, I think I'm just a little more dreary, where Anthony's music is a little more angry still. Give him time to get beaten-down and do what I do.

Anthony: We also both have beards right now, although Lance doesn't always have one.

TMSC: You guys recently released a split together. What was that process like?

Anthony: it was a lot of fun. Actually, all of my songs have been written for a while, some longer than others, but it was a really great experience working with Lance to record the songs and put them together. And we like to think that both my side and his side work cohesively together to really give people something new and hopefully entertaining that we're both really proud.

Lance: Yeah, as far as the recording and putting out the record goes, you know it was really laid-back, really organic. We just went down in my basement and just recorded it, and you know we kept it really DIY. That's really what the project was about for us. There was really no pressure or anything like that. We were just in a basement making music and having fun, and I think the project really shows that.

TMSC: Are there any big plans for you guys coming up, either together or individually?

Anthony: staying alive, mostly.

Lance: I'm trying to convince Anthony to have a Disney wedding, either with me or someone else. So time's gonna tell on that one. As far as music goes, after the tour is over we're right back in the studio to finish the Darling Waste record, which should be out in spring or early summer.

TMSC: 3 random Qs- Favorite tour food? What are you guys listening to? T-Swift, Katy Perry or Miley?

Anthony: Cigarettes and black coffee. On tour we haven't actually listened to a lot of music. It's actually been more entertaining to just kind of talk and bullshit and make jokes the whole time. But personally I've been on a big 1950's rock and roll kick lately, plus you know stuff like Death From Above's new album, Bayside, stuff like that. And I don't know, Wednesday Addams.

Lance: For favorite tour food we had pulled pork sandwiches on an island in Georgia, but I can't go wrong with Taco Bell. Taco Bell is always there for me and they're very cheap. As far as what music we're listening to on tour, it's mostly SModcast, Kevin Smith stuff, a lot of podcasting. Musically I only listen to geniuses so it's mostly myself and Kanye West, although he has found a new talent - someone named Paul McMarty, or something like that. He's putting him on, so you know, Paul McCarthy, some old guy, so I'm excited to see what he does with that raw talent as well. Okay and for the Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry thing I think this is a game of kill, bamf, marry? so I'm gonna have to go with bamf Miley Cyrus, right? Because I think you have to do that. Cause she's gonna force it. And then I kill Katy Perry and marry Taylor Swift. So I hope that helps.

TMSC: What are you most looking forward to out of the show at The Main Street Café, and what can fans expect?

Lance: I'm going to plead the fifth on that one, but it's gonna be a great night.

Anthony: Fans can expect us to be drunk, and surely, and swear a lot.

Lance: So much shouting, so much laughter.

Anthony: I mean, it's gonna be a good time. We've had a lot of fun on this tour, and with this show being one of our last dates, I think we're both planning on just leaving it all out there, you know? If I'm not bleeding (again) by the end of my set, I'll be surprised.

TMSC: Anything else you’d like to say?

Anthony: Be excellent to each other. That, and everybody Wang Chung tonight.

Lance: Me and Anthony may disagree on Sea World and the validity of hockey, but he's an alright guy to be in a Dodge Neon with.

Anthony: Anything else?

Lance: Nope.

Check out Lance and Anthony's singles from their Split EP below, and make sure to support them on their Wintour of Discontent!

The Rundown: Beach Bonanza 6/19

The temperature is rising, the sun is shining bright and the ocean is calling your name. The problem is, you're stuck in North Central West Virginia. Have no fear, The Main Street Cafe is throwing a Beach Bonanza to wipe all of your wistful tears away.

This Thursday, June 19th, Instead of Sleeping, Culture Thief, Timelines and Ryan Glaspell will be performing at the cafe's first ever beach-themed concert.

It's going to be a hot evening, so cool off with some soothing tunes. If you come decked out in beach attire, then you will receive a free pair of sunglasses and a Hawaiian lei (while supplies last).

The doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the music starts at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $5.

Instead of Sleeping 

From left to right: Woody Wright, Corey McClaine, Shaun Sweeney and Jeff Binardo

Who are they: Hailing from Pittsburgh, Instead of Sleeping is a four-piece indie rock band. Since 2008, the band has been refining their pop-inflected brand of earnest indie rock. Their latest release, Young Lungs, is full of catchy melodies and playful synths. Their music is polished and colorful without succumbing to the phoniness of overproduction.

Why you should care: These guys have shared the stage with the likes of Fun. and The Dear Hunter, and it makes sense why. Their songs are fun to listen to, but they aren't inauthentic. Every song has a mesmerizing groove about it. It's like chewing a candy that won't rot your teeth. You get all of the advantages of hearing an upbeat indie rock band while simultaneously listening to a vulnerable and talented group of musicians.

Listen: 

Culture Thief

From left to right: Joshua Lucas, Jordan Wean, Seth Cochran, Craig Debastiani, Neil Wallace and Terry Rogers

Who are they: Based out of Fairmont, West Virginia, Culture Thief is a band that is not easily described. Their sound is a blend of jazz-inflected, bluesy rock music with hints of soul and folk strung throughout. This collective of musicians is bursting with talent. Their songs will persuade you to dance around and then weep.

Why should you care: While listening to Culture Thief, it is likely that you will have a transcendental experience. From Terry Rogers’ entrancing sax melodies to Craig Debastiani’s ethereal vocals, you won’t walk away from a Culture Thief set unchanged. Each member of this six-piece collective exudes passion and technical ability. Even if you don’t know bass clef from treble clef, the chemistry and talent in Culture Thief is impossible to miss.

Listen:


Timelines

Evan Ferrell (left) and Tyler St. Clair (right) are half of Timelines

Who are they: Timelines started off as a serenely melodic duo of Evan Ferrell and Tyler St. Clair, but has since evolved into a full band with Tyler Wells on drums and Eric Kirkland on bass. Their latest EP, Home, is riddled with buttery vocals, atmospheric guitar leads and heartfelt melodies.

Why you should care: Back when they had nothing more than an acoustic guitar, electric guitar and vocals their music had a heartfelt sincerity that wove its way through every listeners’ ears and into their soul. Now that they are supported by basslines and drum rhythms, their music has evolved into something even more sublime. After hearing a Culture Thief and a Timelines set you won’t even know who you are anymore.

Listen:

 
Ryan Glaspell



Who is he: Ryan has been performing music in one way or another for most of his life. After cycling through a couple of full bands, he began writing acoustic music in a duo entitled The Light of Day. He now writes music as a solo singer-songwriter.

Why you should care: Ryan's songs don't commit to one specific style of acoustic music. In the same set you'll hear an upbeat, reggae-styled jam and a slow, heart-aching ballad. He wears his emotions on his sleeves, and his songs reflect that. His voice caters to each style, whether it's a gritty yell, or a delicate falsetto.

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All photos courtesy of the bands’ respective Facebook pages.

Q&A with Shaun Sweeney (Instead of Sleeping)

In case you missed the announcement, this Thursday is The Main Street Cafe's first ever Beach Bonanza. Pittsburgh indie rockers Instead of Sleeping are being joined by Culture Thief, Timelines and Ryan Glaspell to put on a beach-tastic show.

The show starts at 5:30 and admission is $5. If you come in beach apparel, then you will get a free pair of sunglasses and a Hawaiian lei (while supplies last).

Shaun Sweeney, vocalist and guitarist for Instead of Sleeping, answered some questions via email about his band, the show and the summer thus far. Check out the interview below!

Shaun Sweeney (second from right); photo credit: Noah Sahady

The Main Street Cafe: How’s the summer been going for Instead of Sleeping?

Shaun Sweeney: This summer has been one of the busiest in our careers. The crazy thing is, it has been this hectic since before Thanksgiving. A lot of planning and strategy has gone into this summer's release of our new album "Young Lungs". But all the hard work and biding our time has been more than worth it

TMSC: Have you played in the Clarksburg area before? If so, what was that like?

SS: We have only once. We played Main Street Cafe a year or so ago, but we didn't even get to play full band! This time we won't just be coming with the full band, but an entirely new set!

TMSC: What are you looking forward to about the show?

SS: We can't wait to play as a full band for people who only got to see half of what we like to do at shows. We can't wait to play the new songs that we put our heart and soul into. And we can't wait to see everyone in their bathing suits and stuff for this themed show!

TMSC: How would describe your band’s sound in a sentence?

SS: The sound is everywhere from angry and vengeful to smooth and sexy, and could be most understood by people who know how fine the line can be in between.

TMSC: What can people expect from an Instead of Sleeping live show?

SS: We have done everything from bring out extra drum kits, blow up confetti cannons, and at the end of every show, if we don't pack our shit up dripping wet in sweat, then we did something wrong.

TMSC: It’s a beach-themed bonanza; do you have any beach gear you’re looking forward to rocking out in?

SS: We have been in the market for inflatables and goggles... Don't wanna give too much away!!

TMSC: What’s your favorite thing about the summer?

SS: Falling asleep under the stars on warm summer nights. Waking up on the beach. (Another band member tacked grilling onto that list too.)

TMSC: What’s something people might not know about your band?

SS: We've always said that every single song is all from personal experiences. Every songs a story. We live through that at every show. But one thing that people might not know is, if you want to hear that story, all you have to do is talk to us. We love getting to know new people and we love when people come and get to know us!

TMSC: Finally, what would you like the Clarksburg area to know about you and your band and this show?

SS: About us: We are an honest band, so we want everyone to know we are really looking forward to this show! The bands who we are playing with, the venue we are playing, the songs we are playing, and the people we are going to get to meet. June 19 is going to be an excellent night that nobody is going to want to miss

 Photo courtesy of Instead of Sleeping's Facebook page.

The Main Street Cafe to host all-ages beach-themed concert.

Bust out your bikinis and board shorts, there's going to be a Main Street Beach Bonanza!

The Main Street Cafe is truly kicking off their summer on June 19th when Pittsburgh indie rockers Instead of Sleeping will join forces with three local favorites to put on a beach-themed bash for the ages.

Instead of Sleeping performed at The Main Street Cafe once before, before its management changed hands. At that show they weren't full band, but now they're coming back with a full band and set full of new songs. For anyone who saw their last set, this is an opportunity to catch them again, this time with no holds barred.

"We can't wait to play as a full band for people who only got to see half of what we like to do at shows. We can't wait to play the new songs that we put our heart and soul into," said vocalist and guitarist Shaun Sweeney.

Their latest release, Young Lungs, dropped on May 24th, and is a shiny, shimmering example of how indie rock can be polished without losing its underground, DIY edge. This came as a result of heading to Chicago and working with Mark McClusky (Weezer, Bad Religion, Ludo, LetLive. and more).

Young Lungs is the band's fourth studio release, and is their most dynamic effort to date. It is playful and bright, yet isn't restricted by the pop-inflected sound. Rather, it makes it more accessible to anyone willing to listen.

Sweeney said, "The sound is everywhere from angry and vengeful to smooth and sexy, and could be most understood by people who know how fine the line can be in between."

Joining Instead of Sleeping will be Timelines, Culture Thief and Ryan Glaspell. If you've never caught Timelines or Culture Thief live, then now is the perfect time to do it. Both bands have their own unique knack for writing lively, impassioned rock.

Timelines creates entrancing pop rock that is guaranteed to have you swaying and moving your feet. By the end of their set you'll feel like you are walking on air.

Culture Thief is a true spectacle to behold. They are a collection of musicians collaborating in a magical way onstage to produce blues-inflected jam rock. They bleed talent and sweat passion with ever note.

Ryan Glaspell spans the spectrum of acoustic music. Whether its a catchy, cheery tune, or a personal ballad, his serenading will make you happy, sad and then happy again.

This isn't your average show of talented musicians, though. It's a beach bonanza.

"It was really Evan's (Ferrell, Timelines) idea," Manager Daniel Bonner said, "We were all for it though, because we felt like the cafe needed a theme like this to really kick us off for summer."

What better way to celebrate summer than with beach balls and ocean-gear? If you come decked out in beach attire, then you'll get rewarded with some accessories courtesy of the show.

Evan Ferrell, the beautiful voice behind Timelines, has been busy preparing for the theme.

"We bought a big bulk pack of sunglasses and leis to pass out to everyone who wears beach stuff," Ferrell said.

The Main Street Cafe staff and the musicians will also be putting on their finest swimsuits for the show.

"We have been in the market for inflatables and goggles," Sweeney said, "Don't wanna give too much away!"

Timelines will be adorned with beach gear too.

"I just bought a neon green Hawaiian shirt with trees on it. It is so ugly and so very perfect," Ferrell said.

You might even get lucky and see Daniel Bonner wearing a speedo. Who knows?

Admission is only $5, a small price to pay for energetic music and free beach gear (if you dress accordingly).

Show starts at 6:30, but come early to grab your sunglasses and lei before they run out. You may even see some limbo going down.

Check back next Monday for a full Q&A with Shaun Sweeney of Instead of Sleeping.

 

 

 

The Rundown: The Breakout Tour 5/28

This Wednesday, May 28th, Dive and Man On Earth will be bringing the heat to The Main Street Cafe as part of their eastern Breakout Tour.

If you're a fan of rock, whether it be commercial alt-rock or late-night indie rock, then you won't want to miss this. New Jersey native Dive has performed with the best, and they're on their way to joining their ranks, and Man On Earth's eclectic style of rock is some of the best New York City has to offer.

Joining them with local support will be jam-rockers Culture Thief, aggro-pop punk babes Get With It and melody-laden songbirds Tomorrow to Forever.

Doors open at 5 p.m. and the music starts at 6 p.m.

Admission is $5.

Dive

From left to right: Joey Tone, Tony Colosi, Jonny Dive and Derek Gormley make up Dive.

Who are they: Dive churns out radio-ready hard rock, packed full of aggressive vocals and racing guitar solos. Formed in New Jersey in 2003, Jonny Dive (vocals), Joey Tone (guitar), Derek Gormley (bass) and Tony Colosi (drums) have toured the country and performed with the likes of Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Three Days Grace and more.

Why should you care: This is a band meant for packed stadiums, and they're going to be coming to downtown Clarksburg to play in The Main Street Cafe. It's basic science, when you take all of the energy and epic-ness meant for stadiums and compact it to a small, but equally rad area, there's going to be an overflow of awesome. These guys are in the midst of their Breakout Tour, and they're going to rock harder than you've ever heard.

Listen:

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Man On Earth

From left to right: Steven Nathan, Steve Gregoire, Adam Root and Angelo Modica make up Man On Earth.

Who are they: Man On Earth bring forth a mixing pot of indie rock. At times bouncy and light, and other times crawling with a harder edge, these New York City rockers don't hold back. They have relentlessly toured the country the past few years, and when it came time to record their 2014 self-titled album they hooked up with Cooper Anderson (Fun., Kanye West).

Why should you care: They were ranked by Deli Magazine as one of NYC's top live rock bands. In case you were unaware, NYC is overloaded with ambitious rockers, so that isn't a toss-away accolade. In addition to that nod, they have received multiple other awards, as well as having songs earning a handful of spots on TV and radio broadcasts. Their sound is fun and energetic, and their new album is sick.

Listen: 

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Culture Thief

From left to right: Joshua Lucas, Jordan Wean, Seth Cochran, Craig Debastiani, Neil Wallace and Terry Rogers are the beautiful gentlemen that make up Culture Thief.

Who are they: Based out of Fairmont, West Virginia, Culture Thief is a band that is not easily described. Their sound is a blend of jazz-inflected, bluesy rock music with hints of soul and folk strung throughout. This collective of musicians is bursting with talent. Their songs will persuade you to dance around and then weep.

Why should you care: While listening to Culture Thief, it is likely that you will have a transcendental experience. From Terry Rogers' entrancing sax melodies to Craig Debastiani's ethereal vocals, you won't walk away from a Culture Thief set unchanged. Each member of this six-piece collective exudes passion and technical ability. Even if you don't know bass clef from treble clef, the chemistry and talent in Culture Thief is impossible to miss.

Listen: 

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Get With It

From left to right: John Mazza (ex), Alex Voldeck, Greg Tassos, Nick Terwilliger and Evan Ferrell are the dudes behind Get With It.

Who are they: Five guys making noise, and having the time of their life doing it. That is Get With It in a nutshell. A punk band from Clarksburg, West Virginia, Get With It bridges the gap between pop punk and hardcore. They combine catchy riffs and upbeat tempos with throaty yells and the occasional brutal breakdown.

Why should you care: Get With It has knack for not giving a crap whether they're playing in front of five people or a hundred people. They go hard every show. You're guaranteed to see some wild stage antics from vocalist Greg Tassos. You can make a circle pit or you could furiously nod your head along to the beat-driven verses. Either way, it's a good way to burn some calories while being bombarded with loud, angry punk music.

Listen: 

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Tomorrow to Forever

From left to right: Grayson Prince, Grace Corley and Aron Golden are three-fourths of Tomorrow to Forever.

Who are they: Heart-on-your-sleeve melodic pop is the business that Tomorrow to Forever are in. Originally a moniker for frontman Grayson Prince, the band grew to include Grace Corley doing vocals, Aron Golden on drums and D.J. Smith on guitar. Their songs range from somber war anthems to ballads about post-love affliction, but they consistently retain the utmost sincerity and suave.

Why should you care: Any time that anyone puts this much heart and emotion into anything it is worth listening to. The combination of Grayson's soft croon and Grace's chilling falsetto will draw you in from the start. Sometimes you want to throw 'bows and hardcore dance, but then other times you need something to mellow you out, and the tunes of Tomorrow to Forever do just that.

Listen: 

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All photos courtesy of the bands’ respective Facebook pages.

Meet the Musician: Lance Waste (Darling Waste)

Chances are, if you're from Clarksburg you've heard of Darling Waste. The Cleveland-based indie rock outfit, in addition to being a longtime favorite of local music fanatics, has made a name for themselves with their DIY attitude and relentless pursuit of success. The passion has paid off as the band has seen their music featured on MTV and VH1 as well as countless radio stations across the world. From international tours to nationwide treks, Darling Waste has been churning out emotion-laden rock anthems for over a decade. Because of this, they have sold thousands of records and have become a well-respected name in the indie rock movement.

Lance Waste, the creative force behind Darling Waste, has been playing solo acoustic shows as part of the Heart Riot Tour. In addition to the cities he already hit, which includes Myrtle Beach, Lance will make his way to Pittsburgh, Chicago, Indianapolis and more.

This Saturday he will be bringing the arsenal of Darling Waste songs to The Main Street Cafe for a laid back evening of acoustic jams. Joining him is Deerbourne, Tomorrow to Forever and Ryan Glaspell (aka your beloved blogger).

The show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. Come down to the cafe today or tomorrow to get the pre-sale price.

I caught up with Lance via Facebook for a chat about the band, the show on Saturday and his relationship with the bearded beauty known as Daniel Bonner.

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How has the Heart Riot tour been so far?

So far so good. I’m doing the shows acoustically right now and I had to cancel a few of them because of a family emergency, but I’m back on track now and excited to playing some old songs for longtime fans.

What is your relationship like with WV?

WV has been great to us. We started out playing in a church basement years ago and have always had special shows there. Particularly in the Clarksburg area.

When was the last time you’ve played in the area?

We've been playing Charleston a lot the past year or two because there wasn’t a venue in the area. It's great to see one open again. We played a pizza place in Clarksburg last year and I do shows a couple times a year at Almost Heaven when my touring schedule permits.

You’re playing by yourself, right?

That is correct. Solo acoustic all tour doing requests and telling stories.

I hear we might see some Lance-Daniel interaction on stage. Is that true?

I'd say it's up to him haha.

Want to say a little bit about your past relationship and ties with Daniel?

We go way way back. He's been in and out of the band a couple of times. We've been locked up in foreign maximum security prisons together haha. There's really not much we haven't done or accomplished together. He's definitely like a brother to me.

What are you most excited about playing the show this Saturday?

I like doing all request shows because its a lot less preparation. When we bring the whole band we usually have a set list that we are doing the entire tour with the string and drum machine backing tracks and all that. So there really isn’t a lot of room for spontaneity or changing how the song goes. I like to improv and play different versions of songs acoustically. Plus just seeing old and new friends singing along is always fun.

What can listeners expect?

Hopefully just a good time and revisiting a great scene with some really great people. Come sing along.

Anything else you'd like to say?

Most of our discography is now on Spotify. Check it out!

A final random question: if you could duet with any musician on any song, who would it be, what song, and why?

It's hard to say, I've done a bunch of cool features lately and had people feature on my stuff as well. We just finished a remix with Kitty Pryde and I'm working on some stuff with Freeway and some other guys.

As far as someone I haven't yet, I really love the way my slow stuff sounds with spoken word. So I'd love to work with someone like Mos Def or someone really lyrical. I just love producing with other people so it's hard to think about duet as in both of us singing. I think Dolly Parton is a national treasure and I'd love to work with her. I just love being in the room with creative people so who every is creative and wants to create something special, I'm always down.

Check out Darling Waste on Bandcamp for a free mixtape or listen to their Spotify below!

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