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After having been friends since their early teens, gui­ played back at home with Papa Roach, and for some rea­ friends and our families and our girlfriends. After our tarist Mike DeWolf and vocalist Stephen Richards met son they treated us and Papa Roach real shitty. I don’t tour with Papa Roach, we were home for about two drummer Jarrod Montague and bassist Philip Lipscomb, know if they thought that we thought we were rock stars months, and we just hung out and played a lot of video and in late 1997 Taproot was born. Taproot initially gar­ or something, now that we went on tour around the games and stuff like that. nered attention when a nasty message appeared on one country. But they didn’t want to hook us up with all the Do you ever fin d touring to be real draining? I mean, of the band member’s answering machines from Limp stuff they usually do — you know, after the show there is you guys have a real active performance; you don't just get Bizkit’s Fred Durst. The incident — revolving around usually a certain amount of beer or pot, or whatever like up there andplay your CD? Taproot’s decision to sign with a label other than Durst’s that they give. We just got home and wanted to play, and We, yeah, um, I don’t know. We love playing. — quickly escalated into the kind of gossip rock maga­ they were giving us a hard time when we wanted to go to Definitely the best part about it is being able to play. In zines are made for, and thrust Taproot into the spotlight. the bathroom. fact, when we have to play four or five shows in a row Regardless of scandal, Taproot’s loud sounds are not to Some o f your music can come across as angry music, without a day off, we’ll be playing kind of, um, playing be overlooked. Artsweek chatted with the hard-rock which it has been classified as, but then a lot o f your lyrics are better shows. I guess we’re in better shape; playing each quad’s drummer. very uplifting. How would you classify yourself — would show for two hours, I think overall we are in better you say it is angry or it causes violence? shape. Artsweek: Igotta ask, how did you get the name Taproot? Um, I don’t think so. I would say, if you listen to the After you had that whole ordeal with Fred Durst, is there Montague: Well, actually one of the guys found it in lyrics it has a lot of positive lyrics. any chance o f you joining a Family Values tour or anything a thesaurus, and it sounded like a cool name, like a good You were going to the University o f Michigan when you like that? name for the band and everything. And our lead singer, met the band, right? Well, I don’t know, not right now, not that I know of. he is really into the Native American beliefs, so ... yeah. Yes, sir. Are there any hard feelings still there, a little tension?

How do you feel about Napster — you’ve advocated What do you think you would be doing bad you not met „Well ho,-notreallyWe just "Wanted td make sure1 we: Internet use a lot; do you think it has helped you or hurt you? them, i f you were not playing music? looked at all of our options and all of the labels. And-the I think for a lot of bands out there it can be really I’d be in medical school. thing is, as soon as he heard that we were even looking cool. For bands trying to get known. Once a band is at other options, that’s when he got all pissed off. We known, I don’t know. I mean we were able to get told him ahead of time that we were looking around. Zeppelin’s album like a month and a half before it came Have you been liking the tour with Incubus and The out, but then we all still went out and bought it when it Deftones? came out. If you like it, go buy the CD. Oh yeah, I mean you couldn’t ask for a better bill; they

Who do you think is the greatest band o f all time — you are like two of our favorite bands, and when we come on, mentioned Zeppelin? everyone just goes crazy — it’s awesome. Um, well I gotta say the greatest band of all time is Any plansfor the next album ? Metallica. Do you have any plans o f going to school? Well, we’ve got five or six songs, but as long as this M etallica? I don’t know. I like school. I like learning and stuff one keeps selling, we’ll just have to wait and see. I would In my opinion. like that. I don’t miss pulling all-nighters and studying guess as early as late next year we’ll start recording What is the craziest or worst thing that’s happened to you for tests and stuff like that. I do enjoy learning; I try to another one. on the road? Have you ever been kicked out o f a clubfor your read a lot. I’ve started reading a lot more; more recently, A n y regrets? music or your lyrics, because they can be kind o f controver­ you know, I just like learning new information. Right No, none at all. sial? now, I’m just worrying about the band. I don’t know if None at all? Well. Probably the craziest thing was, as far as that I’m going to want to go back to medical school when I’m No, I’ve got the best job in the world here. goes, was at this place called Swanson’s — this club in 30 or 40.1 am halfway through my masters, so I’ll prob­ Ann Arbor — and we’d been playing there for about two ably finish that up. Taproot opens for Incubus and the Deftones this Friday at to three years. And then we got signed and went on the What do you guys do when you're not playing and tour­ the Santa Barbara Bowl at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available road with Papa Roach and when we got back into town ing and recording and all that? through Ticketmaster. You can learn more about Taproot by with Papa Roach, that was the last day of the tour. We Usually we’re just at home hanging out with our checking out its website at .

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W hat is it that makes some movie titles memorable comes) forward, to three other people, and then these note, however, that this does not necessarily make it a and others so easy to forget? It probably has something three people will do the same, and so on and so forth. good film. The story is built entirely around “social ill­ to do with poetic meter, or maybe the difference between Trevor’s idealism makes the people around him reassess nesses,” a partial list that includes homelessness, alco­ visual and Conceptual words. Either way, there is obvi­ their abilities to overcome their struggles, and the “Pay It holism, drug addiction, child abuse, spousal abuse, ously some sort of mastery of language necessary to come Forward” plan spreads out of Las Vegas and teaches schoolyard violence and suicide. up with a title that won’t relegate your film to the cate­ America how to love again. Sha la la. O f course these issues are upsetting, and of course gory of “Hey, what was that one movie called ... ?”This There is going to be a lot of Oscar talk about this they are going to upset the audience. A person would mastery is something that whoever named the new Kevin movie, and, to a certain extent, it deserves it. You cannot have to have no soul to not shed a tear when Kevin Spacey Oscar-vehide lacks. In the past 24 hours, I’ve put together a cast that includes Kevin Spacey, Helen Spacey, in the midst of a crying jag, admits the reason he heard it referred to as “Play It Forward,” “Pay It Up,” Hunt and Haley Joel Osment, and not expect some is covered from head to toe with burn scars is that when “Something Forward Something” and “That one with amazing performances. Spacey is as exciting and sarcas­ he was a teenager, his father doused him with gasoline the kid who sees dead people.” tic as ever, and Osment proves that the caliber of his and set him on fire. Nonetheless, this scene is terribly The actual title, easily forgotten though it may be, is written, battered with such cringe-worthy lines as, “And “Pay It Forward.” It refers to a student’s response to a I remember wondering, why did the water smell so social science assignment: come up with a plan to change strange?" The child-abuse issue is handled in the same the world, and put that plan into action. The student is way that most of the film’s issues are handled: clumsily, Trevor, played by Haley Joel Osment (who indeed is the thrown in essentially for the purpose of making the audi­ kid who sees dead people), an exceptionally intelligent ence cry some more. The filmmakers responsible for “Pay seventh grader from a broken home in Las Vegas. The It Forward” rely on the fact that when bad things happen teacher who assigns the unusual piece of homework is to good people, i t ’s fucking depressing. Mr. Simonet (Kevin Spacey), an exceptionally intelligent W ith the exception of the acting, there is no subtlety burn victim who hides his lonely heart of gold behind his work in “The Sixth Sense” was no duke; the kid’s got a in this film. Everything bad that can possibly happen to hideous scars and misanthropic demeanor. While gift that sets him high above all other actors his own age, people happens, right up to its hardly necessary “surprise” Trevor’s classmates b.s. their way through the assignment even above plenty older ones. He plays Trevor with a ending (which, according to my trusty “Pay It Forward” with half-hearted promises to start recycling programs, blend of hopeful enthusiasm and tragic fatalism that is as press kit, Warner Brothers would appreciate my cooper­ Trevor comes to class with a unique proposal. His plan? heartbreaking as it is inspiring. ation in not revealing, but I’ll tell you this much: it’s sad). He will, help three people by doing something for them But what is really going to get people talking about “Pay It Forward” will make you cry, but it will cheat the thftjt, they gan’t do for themselves, and instead of paying this-film is just how much it preys-on the audience^ emo­ tears out of you with melodramatic situations rather than him back for the favor, they will pay the favor (here it tions. “Pay It Forward” is a tear-jerker. It is important to strong filmmaking.

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