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Yeah, I moved out here to Austin to kind of
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See what the mainland is like.
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It's cool, but
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you know, there's not a lot of
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Hawaiian kind of stuff out here, you know.
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And, you know, I was walking down the road
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and then all of a sudden, I heard
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you know, some music
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And I knew it was Hawaiian music 'cos
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sounds like them, you know?
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So I kind of took a closer look,
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I came a little bit closer
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And then I saw, uh,
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the crocodile hunter.
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He was... he told me that
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he was a, you know some music
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from Hawaii.
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And you, know, I was like,
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"Whoa! Yeah! Check this out!"
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I, uh, kind of got familiar
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with, you know, some of the guys.
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He taught me some hula.
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We had a few laughs.
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You know, he was in town for
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South By South West
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which is like, you know,
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super, fat, music convention
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here in Austin.
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It's pretty big here, it's like
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almost one of the biggest in the US.
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[singing]
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I had no idea how good, uh
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you know, Hawaiian music could be.
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You know! I'm really, really keen on it.
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They really, like, get you going!
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You know!
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They said they're with this company
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called World Sound.
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And they came over here, you know
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to show everybody
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you know,
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what is like, new and hot
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that's coming out of Hawaii, so.
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[singing]
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This is my store, you know
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we just wanted to welcome, you know
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World Sound and all of their, you know
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Hawaiian artists.
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Are you Kamakake'evekanake'ole?
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It's really cool, you know, having
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these guys come out here to the mainland
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Can you sign this for me?
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Sure!
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I really love these guys, They sound so good.
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One Right Turn and Oeanuhea.
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I really like it, it's so nice.
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I mean, that music, it
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just really brought me back, you know.
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It was amazing.
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They're talented.