Pam and Tommy is trending (32:38), so maybe we now is the time for that Killer Dwarfs documentary of their own (34:18). The Dwarfs are a brotherhood (25:40) with a do it yourself attitude (29:20), which works well into the current landscape of the music business with less of a reliance on record labels (30:08).

The road life can be yard on the body which leads the conversation over to fitness and yoga (21:08), (and SeanGeek pushes DDP Yoga again). The Killer Dwarfs have periods of taking breaks but in the last decade they have been touring for their longest stretch in a while (19:34). (13:20) The boys explain the importance of a band like the Killer Dwarfs to Canada, independent music artists and the message the band gives to the rest of us (18:47). We talked about Winnipeg, independent bands and labels and dove into a discussion about WinnipegР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћs own Chris Jericho. Darrell shares a never before told story about JohnsР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћ experimentation in the studio with drum sounds (4:28). We discuss the videos and their creation and their record labelР Р†Р вЂљРІвЂћСћs reaction to them (0:20).Р вЂќР’Вirty Weapons was another step ahead for the band and that included producer Andy Johns. With their tongue planted firmly in cheek, the boys were able to take a step forward in using the medium for a Р Р†Р вЂљРЎС™trilogyР Р†Р вЂљРЎСљ of videos, with a unique storyline running through them that saw the Canadian Hard Rock band expand their audience, garnering play in the US and over the world. The Killer Dwarfs were one of the first bands at the advent of music video with their Heavy Mental Breakdown.

We left you on a cliffhanger last week, but we are back! And we have Corey Toews from Geekspin for Part Two of our conversation with Darrell Dwarf Millar of the Killer Dwarfs and Automan.

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