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Don't Be a Squibb

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Published on August 10, 2006

PD: Every night is an awesome challenge to create a unique experience for people. A lot of them have never seen a rock show, and they've certainly never seen a rock show at a library. We really want them to go away feeling like this was the best night of the summer. I think a lot of bands think that way, but I've gotten so tired of seeing bands just get on stage and phone it in. They're up there and it's like they're just doing a job, supporting their record. It's never been about that for us. We don't have to support our records, because our records are not in stores. We love it when we can go home and see our MySpace comments page with 20 comments on it like "Here's pictures from tonight! We had such a great time! It was the show of the summer! I stole my mom's car and drove five hours to see you guys!"