I found this article in the Rolling Stone...

"Earlier this week, in northern Ireland, a benefit concert was held for the rapidly expanding Orphan Community in the area. The Proceeds were going to improve the already built Orphan Academy and dorms, which already holds 500 orphans, but in the current demands for orphan housing, is planned to be expanded to hold 15,000 orphans. Bands that attended the concert include Slayer, Anthrax, Celine Dion, Led Zeppelin, Buddy Guy, John Mayer, The Mars Volta, Nickelback, and Mike Huckabee's band Capitol Punishment. Also playing was the new up-and-coming band "Runtime Error." We caught them and asked them for an interview.

Q: So, how do you feel about the orphan crisis in Ireland?

BL: Well, we feel that this is serious, and we should help however we can.
JA: Yeah, there are some stories that just make me cry, and this is definitely one of them.
EL: Yes, putting so many orphans in one place is definitely a good idea.

Q: People got up and started shouting the lyrics to your song "Big Car Blues." How does that make you feel?

JC: I got chills. I had no idea we had such a fan base.
BL: I was too focused on playing 3 instruments at the same time to really care.
JA: I was in shock. The lyrics are impossible to sing, so the fact that everybody was singing might be exaggerated.
EL: I wrote that, btw.

Q: So, what are your plans on a follow up album after your multi-platinum album "Perfect eMurder"?

JA: Well, I've been recording some things, but the school year starts soon so we'll have less and less time to come up with anything.
EL: I already have the entire album written.
JC: My college life is kind of restricting the time I have to work on it, but I have a feeling it will be misinterpreted as a Bush Hate Album.
BL: Well, I have a few drum and bass rhythms written out, but chances are nothing I write will get on the album.

Nonetheless, I think we will definitely be hearing more wonderful melodies from this band in the future."

... epic.

ChristMANIA wrote:

... epic.

x10.