Nah, this guy's fucking pulling my leg, you know, then it was just all too real like no way No, it was early in the morning. I remember my mom like she like broke down the door She's like, yeah, wake up turn on the TV like blah blah blah this I'm like I looked at her and I'm like Okay, I went back to bed. I was 16. I was uh, my mom had called me It was hours after it happened because she woke up early and she had actually seen the plane hit the building So did I and she went to work like nothing had happened I went to school So like she called me It was my first day of social work school and they tried to get us to bond and to like the council classes They weren't gonna make an exception on this case I wasn't feeling it I actually checked myself out of the hospital because I don't want to stay in there anymore And I was still kind of doped up so I put my clothes on and I'm walking because the hospital is only about four blocks away From my house. Okay, so right across from the hospital. There's this big mega church. It's called CCV I think Christ Church of the Valley and there was probably about 400 people with signs saying the end is near repent now Is this the church that's on a sunset? No, no, no It's on Covina and Valley Center Oh, okay And I was walking down the street and I remember my hand was all hurting but I was still pretty loopy from the drugs Mm-hmm, and I was watching and I'm like, oh man, this is so surreal and there's people honking and pulling over to pray It's like I want to get home and go to sleep pop some value. I Just I spent the whole day watching it just like glued to the television set of watching that and I was just like It was like so surreal to me I can't believe this is happening and then like back then this is like my conspiracy theory days when I used to think everything was Conspiracy that's what happened you you immerse yourself into the crust culture like activism and all that stuff You just like start thinking of all these hair bringing ideas I guess I'm a closet cross because I think I just I think the first thing that comes to mind is the The first thing that comes to mind is the The first time I actually had my first conspiracy theory was when the Challenger exploded in 86 Like in fifth grade. I was in sixth grade. They reeled in the TV and both me and my friends said it's the Iranians I bet you Oh my god Yeah, I remember we saw that live, live in class. I think I was like in fourth grade or something like that Because they gathered everyone because there was a teacher on board. Yeah, you were seven. Yeah, Kristen McCullough I think I was a little older than that. I was three. I remember, I don't remember. I just remember when it happened. Yeah, I remember the joke started immediately Get it done. Yeah, what? I'm not a joke fan of you Wait if you want some Yeah, get ready I could hook you up with my wife and then we could get on. She's all deep into that shit Yeah, if she's into it dude, I'm down dude She's deep dude. I'm just like shut up Please, I don't care. She's on to like the green nation and I don't know what the green nation is She's like a vegan and Shut up I can't trust vegans. I'm sorry I just can't trust vegans. I'm sorry You know the thing is because it's me, my wife, my son and my daughter So me and my son are carnivores. My wife and my daughter are vegans Oh my god, how funny So it's actually, sometimes it gets pretty heated just like about when it comes to dinner Oh my god You know, because like, you know, she cooks well. She's a good cook But like if I just don't want to eat it, I'm like, if I gotta pull out the steak and my son's like Mm-hmm Put the food on the floor, he's like, I want dad to have it Yeah I love the name of weed nowadays, OG Taliban You can't beat a name like OG Taliban I wonder if this is gonna get me to go Halalalala Or something like that Yeah We'll see What's the phone number? 1-800 I thought it was on the wall 6 893 Yeah, 893 839-562 There you go Wow You were at the flyer 893 what? 596 893-9563 956 Alrighty So it starts at 8? Yeah, we start at 8 Alright, we'll see you Restrooms downstairs? Yes Just when I need it Just when you're gonna use the restroom, FYI guys, don't close the door and leave the Because there's a cat house in there that's connected to the toilet, that's where the cats take it down It's a fancy cat house, so don't move the tube that goes down the I would use it as a bidet Nah, don't Because you'll get cat urine all over you, I'm just saying I don't know if you're into that If you're into it, fine You know But, and also don't close the door when you're done, that way the cats can go walking in and out Alright It's actually not that hot up here Yeah, it's pretty good The last show I did here was It's pretty dead hot because I had to turn the AC on Oh So it doesn't show up on the mics Thank you So did anybody clean those shoes yet, Jeremy? Yeah, I did I did I did I did I did I did I did I did I did I hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so We hope so I have it on there. Skid Row, what is it? Skid Row Studios.com? Yeah, Skid Row Studios.com. How do you forward this? I lost it. Honestly, everybody here, thanks for doing the show. I really appreciate it. You're going to make my last show here an awesome show. Sorry about last week. Oh, it's quite all right. It's quite all right. Sorry for your loss, but it's quite all right. Things happen, you know. Oh, what happened? A family member was in an emergency. I'm sorry. I was like, oh, my God. Yeah, I would be more offended if they had said that you were in the gutter, like all coked out or something. That would be more offended because you're not sharing it, you know. That would not have been an excuse. Yeah. That would be more like you don't want to party or what? What's up? What's the number again? Why 800? 893-9562. 9562. Listen. Oh, I should have played some Coral Pandit tonight. I did. I did. There's a lot of stuff I wanted to play, but I never got a chance to. Skid Row Studios? Yes. So, if I had a CD, who would play the CD? The tracks, I actually, you guys send me those tracks. Oh, you got them? Oh, La Bessie has sent me the tracks. Did I send you those? Yeah. Yeah, and I got them. It's already uploaded. Yeah. The songs we were playing for you guys. I'm trying to. We're doing every day is Monday's first one. Mind Games, Revenge, and Obsession. Those are the ones that we like the most. Those are the ones that were stood out. And for the infected guys, it is Lowey, Hit Your Face. I think that's the one you sent me last night. No, the place I come with the last message. Yeah, that's the one. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do that. I only do things better when I'm drunk. It's the line I got. I'm like, I'm going to use that one. Yeah. And then I. I'm dangerous. Okay. Dangerous. All right. We got this. Hey, so where was this guy trying to commit suicide at, Jeremy? That building right there. Right there? Oh, that's where it was? When the cops stopped him? Yeah. Pulled him up and. Under where? Under where? Under where? Yeah. They handcuffed him to his girlfriend and left him? Yeah, because his girlfriend broke up with him that day and he was going to kill himself. Yeah. All right. You know what? I'm sorry, but if there's a relationship that's going to end, just let it end. You know? You don't. There's no need for suicide. There's no need for death. I'm not about suicide. We're not going to understand the issue with it, you know? I used to work in a metal hospital. A lot of them are kids with breakups. Really? A lot. Especially the teenagers. Oh, yeah. Most likely. Oh, my God. So you just go get a little hooker. Yeah. I mean, granted, you know, my first one was kind of. Hey, you're going to see an expert. Those chicks like run around in a bikini. Come closer, mama. There she is. Oh, yeah. If you look there, there's a gym over there. You see some chicks running sometimes. Sweet. Kind of wish my apartment building was that way, but it's not. He got lucky I learned that. Wait, he tried to jump off the building? Yeah. Yeah. And he was like trying to bite the cop's arm so he would let him go. And the cop like didn't do it. Yeah. So I've been. Yeah. Disgusting. So he handcuffed him to the handrail. And then they cut the handrail off and took him to the metal hospital. You know, it's amazing what you do for some freaking punani or something. You know? You fight people. You beat them up. But it's all stupid. Hey, I don't fight. It's all stupid. Better man wins. Hey, more power to you. That's a list. Those are your guys' souvenirs for the night. Oh. Oh. Oh, I thought it was. Oh, I have tea. I thought it was a copy of each. I don't want one. I don't want one. Did you get a left-handed pipe or something? Yeah, because the carb is on this side and the carb is usually on this. And my thumb's like, what's going on? That's not where it's supposed to be. I can't smoke weed. Why not? Because I'll fall asleep. I'm like. I'll be like. I do. I miss out on like some. Last time I smoked weed really like where I got really, really high. Hot chicks was like wanting me for some reason. Hot chicks want you when you're stoned, huh? No, no. I was stoned. She fell over me. And then I like. She's like, let's smoke some weed. I'm like, fuck yeah. I gotta get laid. Let's do it. And I smoked weed. I passed out. She went home with some other guy. That's your fault. And my friends are like. You know, they like slap me, whoop me up. They're like, you're stupid. You're like. You know, she let her get away. It was. What's her name? What's. I don't know. It was some hot chick, man. So are you guys still. Well, I'll ask you this during the show. I'll save. I'm going to start reserving my questions now. Because I'm going to. I don't want to like. Repeat. I don't want to be like. We're going to go all in depth. I don't want to be like. Oh. Because the one thing I don't like is. It's dead air. That's like. No. No dead air. That's the number one rule. Repeat a question. You already know. What did you ask me before? Because I had a really. You could totally church it up though. If you know what it is. Yeah. I'm sure. Yeah. Oh, you sure. One you and I. All right. All right. Okay, guys. Let's get ready. Let's do this. So we get you two over here. There's two. There should be two pairs of headphones there. If not. One of you can come over here. And yeah, that will be. That way. Everybody. Actually, I can just pass these over there. Oh, so that is. Yeah. You guys can share. You guys can share a mic or you guys can share mics. He's my brother. We don't share. Well, you know what? I don't share well with my brother, but sometimes we have to. Now, children. We're in a band together. We work together. We have. Wait. You guys. Together. You guys. We hope you hope you hope you hope you hope you hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope Thank you. This is a good idea. Welcome to Verbal Vomit, episode numero doce. And for you people who don't speak Spanish, that's 12. I'm Dave Chaos. And this is Kitty Anarchy. And we got two special guests in tonight. We have the people from Infection, La Bista in the House. So we're back after this little, little break of music. Music. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Oh, there's Ted. Over and around, far down, dead time Over and around, far down, dead time Over and around, far down, dead time Over and around, far down Hey! With the tab, they started With the 4-Hore, they continued With the 2-Hore, they assassinated The Road Channel, they wanted to kill They wanted to kill the Road Channel And that's really it, I'm sorry Hey! With the tab, they started There's no place to settle But finally, finally, what will they do? After a day of silent violence They shot us down, a bunch of fags With their modern voices, they're crossing the stage With their music that enrages us They'll kill the Road Channel And that's really it, I'm sorry We hope you hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope hope Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I could. She does transform from the Beast to Rosita. Yeah. Okay, you know what? I lied. It was a transformation. Okay, well, yeah, Rudy said it. All right, I lied maybe. I don't know. I thought it was the same thing, but oh, well. Because, you know, I've... Two different styles. Yeah, one is flamenco and the other isn't. The other one's ballster face punk rock? Exactly. Like, I'm sorry I kicked you in the face. Are you okay? I'll give you a free CD to make up for the blood. Sorry. And actually, I did kind of, like, was wondering if you were going to kick people when I seen you at the Redwood Plain. And you're just so full of fucking energy. I was like, wow. And I totally remember back when you played in Media Blitz a long time ago. You remember that? Yeah. As a matter of fact, we had played one show together. Oh, really? I was playing with Yappo just for a little bit. And that's the show that James got kicked out for getting naked. No, James Yappo, he exposed himself and he kicked him. He came out of the bar. Was that at Fresh Tux? Or was that a different bar that he got banned for being naked? That's one of the many bands. James, I'm not surprised. Yeah. I know. I was always like, did they play yet? All right. There's still a chance. He's changed. Oh, he got kicked out. Oh. I wouldn't say he's. Okay, never mind. No, he's still. I'm just trying to make him look good. James is still James. He's still hardcore as a fucking max, man. I'm just trying to make him look good. He still looks good. He does look good. I don't know how he doesn't age. Yeah, I know. He looks the same. He looks the same. Must be all that beer present in his body. Must be that pact with the devil he made. Swerking. James, if you're listening to this, do we want to know, do you have a pact with the devil? We admire you. Who doesn't want to have a party lifestyle without showing it? So, yeah, there's a difference. Did we answer your question? Yes, there is a difference. You appear to be two personalities doing two different things. It's pretty impressive how you can go back and forth. I hope you don't think I'm a wacko. That's true. That's okay if you do. I don't see you spitting on the floor when you're flamenco dancing like I do when you're on the roll singing. The flamenco fans would not appreciate that. Yeah, no. I only do that in La Bestia. It's a different, I guess it's a different scene. Yeah, I guess they're not the same. All right. Two different crowds? Yeah, two different cultures. Yeah. Imagine if they mixed in just for one night. Like La Bestia just did flamenco just for one night. I can't wait till that happens. We have to make that happen. We have to make that happen. Flamenco fusion. The fusion right there. Yeah, flamenco punk rock. Or punk rock flamenco. Or punk rock flamenco. There you go. Let's keep both options open. I see Rudy's head. I see the wheels turning in there. He's coming up with some ideas already. How about like a punk rock solo where she's dancing and playing on this? Like a microphone. One of those boxes. A cajon? We mic it. A cajon? And then you can have a punk rock solo. There you go. That is not a problem. Like a machine gun. I can just bring out the cajon. Or we could wear those. Those things. Those metralleta bullets. Oh, yeah. Like Emilio Zapata. Oh, yeah. Where do those things come? Well, I have a bullet belt. A washboard? What? I have a bullet belt, so I just have to make it longer. Is that the bullet belt? Is that the thing? The bullet belt. The one I wore in the video, yeah. Is that a bandolero? Bandolero? Well, that's a bandolin. That's like a guitar. A little guitar. Yes, and that's a very good instrument. Well, whatever instrument it is, we'll make it work. Don't worry. And then we should wear those. Like Emilio Zapata, again. Those big hats. That's not flamenco. But hang them on the back. That's not flamenco, but I'll wear it anyway. Yeah, why not, you know? Yeah. Well, neither is the bullet belt. Exactly. I'll wear it. And we'll wear botas. You've dressed me up for a show already. I'll be your costume designer. Exactly. You better watch out. She's going to make a sign of contract. Here's my vision. Next thing you know, you're going to be performing. Here's my vision. I just want to give credit to Stella Ramirez, because she's the one who has dressed me up for the Bela Bestia shows and the video. The fashionistas. Oh, awesome. She's doing an awesome job. She's a fashion mistress. As a fashion fan. So if you guys ever checked out her video, you should give her a call. She made her look good. Yeah, check out Bela Bestia's video. It's called Every Day is Like a Monday by Bela Bestia. That's my life every day. So if you go to YouTube and you punch in BoyleHeights.com, you'll find the video right away. Really? Mm-hmm. I'm looking it up right now. I'm sorry. Excuse me. BoyleHeightsRecords.com. Oh. I was going to say, Boyle Heights representing that way. Damn. That's right. BoyleHeightsRecords.com. That kind of makes me want to admit that I used to live in Boyle Heights, but not really. I lived in East LA. It's funny. It's a battle between my family. They say East LA, but I say I lived in City Terrace because where I lived at. They're like, no. You're East LA. We're East LA. It's the way it is. All right. East LA. I remember doing that, but as you get older, it's like, meh. Now when people ask, where do you live at? I live at my Paramount Studios. Okay. That's all I need to know. I say Hollywood. Oh, where in Hollywood? Paramount Studios. Because it's hard to describe, really. It is. Paramount. Right by Dr. Phil. Yeah. Right by Dr. Phil and the doctors. Right across the street from Dr. Phil. So don't forget to go to YouTube and then punch in BoyleHeightsRecords.com to check out the video, La Bestia. Check out Facebook. Of course. We're all hypnotized because we're looking at it. Okay. Hold on. You can find us on Facebook. La Bestia. Yeah. There it is. There it is. So, caller, do you have any more things you want to tell Liz Bestia or Rudy? Yeah. Yeah. Ask me anything. Anything. You can ask me anything you want. Thank you, caller. Is that my first joke? I'd like to see your blending of your schizophrenic style between your dancing and your singing. Well, I'm going to have to figure that one out. I think blending those two styles, you'd really have a nice act. Well, you know what? Just for that, I'm going to have to figure that one out just for you. Okay. Okay? Okay. Thank you. Well, thank you for calling in, caller, and enjoy the rest of your evening. If anyone can pull it off. Thank you. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Okay. So, now we're here with La Bestia. We have Rudy, La Bestia, and we have the boys from Infected. And who are you guys? Infected. And what are your guys' names? I'm Freddy. I'm going to smoke right now. Hey, Freddy, you might want to put the mic towards your mouth. I'm Freddy. You can move it, actually, if you want. All right. I'm Dave Katzen, and we have Kitty Anarchy right here. Now, there's been a lot of things going on in current events. You have what? The Norway bombing. The cop beating a man to death in Fullerton. Our credit crisis. We have all kinds of wonderful stuff happening, and yet you guys are still doing the punk rock thing. You guys are still playing. You guys are still managing your lives. Isn't this really, like... I mean, do you guys actually take time in your day and really go, like, does this really affect you guys at all? You know? Is the Infected affected? Yeah, is the Infected infected with... Is that what you're questioning? Yeah, is the Infected infected with all these current events? Is the Infected... Infected. Did you pump up their songs? Does the outside world affect our lives as punk rock? To me, no, personally. I don't know shit to go on in my life to worry about. Yeah. Something I can't control. I am. I don't know. I've always... Mm-hmm, girlfriend. I've always cared, you know? I've always kind of found a way to say there's something wrong with the planet, and how do you transition that to music? Unfortunately, I'm not really a great lyricist, but... You know, I think... I think with age, sometimes I lose that little bit of radicalness in me that I used to have in my youth, and, you know, life has become a little sterile, so all I really focus on now is family, and it's a real tragedy, because when I hear about things that happen, like the bum getting beat up, or the bombing in Norway, or... Or even the rights... Family's going hungry, you know? Yeah. It really does make me weep. I really hate to hear that, but... It is... It... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... It's... If you have some sappy music dreams, play it now. If you've been saving the violin. So there's this man, or ocean waves, ocean waves. There's a man walking along the beach, and he was tossing back muzzles or seashells or whatever. He's tossing them back, tossing them back. And some guy's all like, there's hundreds of those seashells on the beach. There's hundreds of those muzzles. You're not going to be able to save all of them. And he's like, I know I didn't make a difference for all of these, and I know I can't, but I made a difference for this one. And then he threw it. And then he kept on going, and he kept on throwing them. You know, it's funny. Looking at me, most people don't realize this. I just finished my master's program in education. That's what I want to do. I want to be a teacher, not for high school or junior high, but I want to do early elementary school. I realize the pace sucks, and there's not a lot I can do. But I know at that age, you can still infect a lot of these kids. And they are sponges that soak up any kind of information you give them. They are. And that, I've always seen as my way to try to change it, you know? I mean, if you were to do that, what do you say to the parents? What would you say to the people who are going to say, oh, you're just trying to press your views of the world onto these young people? That, I think, is absolutely the wrong way to... I don't want to affect my politics with anybody else. What I want to do is, I think the world would be better off if everybody really thought for themselves what was wrong with the planet. And there's no shame. I mean, how is that even a shameful... I mean, people do talk shit about teachers and stuff. And I just lost my credential. Because there's no teaching jobs. Anyways, that's a whole other rant on that end. But what I was thinking about when you were saying that is like, okay, with that in mind, the caring careers don't pay a lot. Like, what did I get into teaching? Okay, you know the pace sucks. You're literally... I learned about that. What did I go into... I left teaching to do what? Social work? Because I wanted to do more. And it's like, the pace sucks. Like, that's what the budget cuts. Always cut first. Teaching, education, and... I always found that funny. Like, when it comes to cutting shit, they'll cut programs that are going to sustain us, such as education. And they want to keep us ignorant. That's a whole other thing, too. Stuff like that. They keep us... They keep us ignorant on all those fronts. They cut education. They cut Medicare. They call, like, the programs we're getting, like, SNAP and welfare and all that. You know, they're programs that are just pretty much, you know, socialist programs because we have a black president and he's trying to, you know, and he's trying to push their socialist views on us. It's like, no, it's not. They're just programs. You know, I don't see why cuts have to be happening. Why can't we just raise taxes? Well, no. We need to increase the revenue. We live in a society that started from day one. We're a capitalist society. People think and vote with their wallets. Ultimately, that's what it comes down to. And we don't have any money. If you can eschew that system by teaching... And that's always kind of been my idea, is if you can teach children to think for their own, you know, that humanity is valuable. There's value in lives that pretty soon wealth in itself will just generate. Well, the way we're headed, we're going to be headed in a way where, I see it as we're at the doorstep of the fall of the Roman Empire. You know, our credit rating's gone. We went from a triple A to a double A plus, which sounds mentally fucking retarded, number one. It's like, seriously. Is anyone else in that category? Romania. It's funny because, like, there's other countries that have better credit ratings than us, and one of those countries is called Isle of Man. Do you know where that's at? There's an Isle of Man? There's an Isle of Man. It's right there. It's right there. It's right there. It's right there. It's a tiny little island right by Britain, the Isle of Man, and they have a better credit rating than us. You know, with that being said, you know, with the credit rating, it's, we're in this financial pickle, you know, and I really wish I could do something, but, you know, what can one person do, you know, realistically? I mean, I can blog about it and, you know, and be an angry old man and throw cats at people out on the street, but... Don't take my job. But, you know... But really, you know... You're saying, like, oh, we should raise taxes, you know? I used to have a career where I would make a shitload of money. I mean, I would make thousands of dollars a week. Yeah. But I would work for my money. I'd work anywhere from 85 to 120 hours a week. Okay. I'd literally work more than half a week. And when you have a weekly paycheck of $2,500, $3,000, $3,500, and you're getting taxed half of it, you're like, what the fuck am I getting out of it? Because when I lost my job, I got $7,000 back after five years of making over $100,000 a year. Of unemployment benefits? Yeah, I got some... No, I got... Yeah, my unemployment benefits were $7,000. Wow. I was making $100,000 a year. You see, your taxes, my taxes, everybody else's taxes who works, they don't go where they say they're going to go. They go to other places where, you know, to cover... They're basically... We're basically paying our debt to China still. You know... No matter what... What we're going to do, we're... We're paying our debts, but, you know, and then on top of that, I was prior service. I spent eight years in the army. And when my brothers, who are overseas, and they literally just came back months ago, are over in a combat zone, and their pay gets taken away, that's bullshit, you know? Of course we're going to go down when our military doesn't want to fight for us anymore. And that brings up an interesting point. If they're going to cut soldiers' pay... We get paid dick, period. You know? Yeah, you guys... But it's non-tax, right? Yeah, yeah, it's non-tax. Yeah, because when I was in the military, I was non-taxed. Overseas, it's non-tax. We're taxed when we're in the States. Really? They didn't tax my check. Yeah, we get taxed. I got 595 a month, and that's all they gave me to live because I was living with people, with mandatory living. We get taxed over there. If we're not in a combat zone, we get taxed in the States. Oh. Well, those... If you guys have... If soldiers have to... Why do soldiers have to take a coat? Why can't people in Congress... Take a coat? Why can't corporations take a cut? Well, that's the issue. That's why... You know, it... Soldiers overseas fighting for what? I mean, you have people in Afghanistan still fighting for what? For who? For Osama bin Laden? Okay, that nigga's dead. Sorry, he's dead. I'm not going to talk about what we're doing over there and my point of view on that. It's just we're there. We're away from our families. For a year at a time, we get two weeks off, and then you're going to cut my pay? And it's hard enough to live as it is, especially being a private to, you know, an E-1 to an E-4. Yeah. And, you know, and then you want to take our money on top of that because we're going to cut back on the military. Well, send me home. We'll see what happens. Sometimes you've got to wonder if those people who have a vested interest in our country, because really who controls everything are banks. I mean, I know very little about economics, but what I do know is banks control everything. And there's no allegiance. There's no nationalism. There's no patriotism when it comes to banks. And pretty much the highest bidder wins. And... And... So ultimately, if our society crumbles and someone else takes us over, or if we flourish, it doesn't matter. I don't think China's going to want us. It doesn't. It doesn't. Even though they are our biggest creditor, they're not going to want us. They're not going to want... Because they can just, you know, they can just come over here and take over. Yeah. What are we going to do, you know? Well, it's the same thing. It's like anything else. It's resources, right? That's what imperialism is. You take over for resources. But you have something like, like right when Nick, when Nick's in, he opened the gates to China, right? It was the idea of, if everybody needs something from the U. S., what we manufacture, right? If every Chinese person gets a toothbrush, I mean, that's billions of dollars. But it turned around to be the other way. They export it. Banks, corporations, they send the jobs elsewhere because it's cheaper. That's still a big thing is outsourcing. And patriotism, flat out, what we have is a false sense of patriotism. We have the Bible and we have a bunch of empty promises and words. Yeah. You know, it's kind of funny when Obama was running for president. I kind of believed for a minute because he did sell me. He did sell me pretty well. And then I've come to realize, you know, I should have just, like, I mean, because I vote no matter what. No matter how stupid the election is, even if it's for county commissioner, I'll still vote, right? You know why? Because it's my right and I'll do it. I'd rather vote for state issues than for the president, you know? Well, unfortunately, I voted for Obama. And, you know, I think his heart was in the right place. But unfortunately, in the United States, he's still the nigger. That's just it. He's a black man cleaning up a white man's mess. But would it be any different with whoever else was an officer now? No, but he's an easy scapegoat. Oh, yeah. He's an easy scapegoat. Thank you. He's totally going to be an easy scapegoat. It's funny. If the Republicans get their way, I mean, just if I'm surprised that the Republicans haven't, they're going to make the Tea Party their scapegoat when they lose big time. Next year. You know, they're going to be, oh, it's the Tea Party because they voted for these crazy people, you know, like Michelle Bachman and Rick Perry and all these other fucking dumbasses from wherever. Like, they voted these people in. They're the ones who are holding up for our debt. It's funny how I never understood this about Democrats. And I always understood this about Republicans. You can tell if somebody is a Republican or a Democrat. A Republican's a fucking bully. They'll hold their breath until they turn blue or they will beat your ass until they get their way. Republicans? I mean, Democrats? Or pussies? They're all the same. They're the exact opposite. They're like, here, just don't hunt me, please. Don't hunt me. You know? You know, given that, why isn't there a freaking third option of all? There used to be a third option. All the third parties. Have you seen the parliamentary system in Great Britain? They have different parties. They have different factions of the party in Parliament. It's not a two-party system. It is a multi-party system. There used to be a time when this used to be a multi-party system. I remember back when I was growing up, when Ross Perot was running for president. Yeah, he was a joke, but he was still a third option. And even then, there was always a third option for... A serious third option. A serious third option. Not somebody who was going to... Not Ralph... Ralph Nader was a serious option back in the early 80s. Now, I wouldn't vote for that guy because he's... We're having a Ron Paul. I want that guy. Ron Paul? We're having a Ross Perot. Where is he at? Ron Paul is... Ross Perot retired. I think he... Retired this run. He's still alive. Last time I saw him, he had a picture with Alice Cooper hanging. He was hanging out with Alice Cooper. That's why... That's why I would... Hanging Alice Cooper? Hanging out. Hanging out with Alice Cooper. I heard Alice Cooper's pretty smart. Ron Paul, he's a libertarian under the Republican Party, isn't he? I don't really... Ron Paul, I'm a libertarian, man. See, that's... Libertarians, you know, you guys are cool, but you guys are just... You guys are Republicans in libertarian clothing because you guys' views are... You guys are about small government. I'm sorry, there's no such thing as small government. You want small government? That's what cities are for. That's what towns are for. That's what cities are for. Big government, unfortunately, is the way it is. It's a fucked up system and it really needs to be worked at. We seriously need to get libertarians up in Congress. We need Green Party members up in Congress. We need independ... You know, real independents up there to give a real voice. To me, it doesn't feel like we get a real voice in what goes on in Washington. We don't have a real voice. We don't have a real voice here in California. As a social worker... As a Federal Reserve... I'm sorry. As a social worker, you can attest to this. You have... You have... You have rules from federal government and you have rules from state government. And county. Then you have to abide by and county and city. When you have that many people putting in rules together... Everything kind of gets mishmashed. I'm on stress leave. Everything gets mishmashed and there's too many rules to follow. You follow one rule, you break another. And ultimately, everything gets drowned out and bogged down in bureaucracy. And when that happens, everything goes to pot. And ultimately, what it should come down... But it's so sad that they would risk something as social services that serve people as... Like, that they would allow that system to get fucked up. It's like, why not fuck up something stupid that doesn't matter? And why are we still spending lots of millions and billions of dollars into space? Well... Oh, no. Can someone please... That has a purpose because we're going to need somewhere to go when this planet eventually is going to die. No, it's just an ego thing. Let's put it this way. How much money... It's another way to make money. How much money does social work... Too much money. ...actually put back in... More than I get paid? ...to the elite? How much does it put into the elite? You know what I mean? To the elite classes. They don't get anything out of it. Yeah, they don't get anything out of it at all. So fuck it. Cut it. Yeah, I mean... Oh, I see what you're saying. Yeah, money. So, of course. Common sense takes a backseat to the wallet. Yes. And it... Common sense takes a... I need to get that tattooed on myself or something. That's actually a pretty good book. That's for real, dude. I'm going to write that shit down, man. I got an inspiration for Magnum for you. He was right. He gets chatty when he gets drunk. Once that model was over, he was going to get chatty and I'm glad he got chatty. All right. Cool. All right. Cool. I'm Rodney Bingham. You're listening to World Famous K-Rock. Yeah. I was watching The Runaways this past weekend. You know what? I don't know if you guys ever seen the movie The Runaways. Yeah, we've seen it. I didn't really like it. I like the documentary a lot better. I didn't like it. The Code of Vanity. No, hey, don't say nothing bad about The Code of Vanity. She wasn't drunk enough. Yeah. The Code of Vanity is a good actress. She just wasn't drunk enough. She should stick back to being six-year-old and screaming. I got to admit, the casting for Joan Jett, man. Oh, and then Kristen Stewart, dude. She's like the worst actress in the fucking world. But she looked like her. I got to admit. Yeah, you're on Bumble Bum It. Who is this? Her lesbianism was okay. This is Laura from Feline Productions. La Bestia is one of my favorite bands. All right. Hey, Laura from Feline Productions. What would you like to throw in the... I'm loving it. I'm listening to the interview right now. And Beast and Rudy and the other guys, they just rock it. I've booked them a few times and I just had to be a part of it because I love La Bestia. Yeah. You know, you throw some good shows. You threw that Sin 34 show not too long ago, right? Yeah. Yeah. And La Bestia, every time they play, they just turn out a whole new crowd of fans. No doubt. Thank you, Laura. That was an interesting... Guaranteed to be entertained. Yes. You will not regret it. I'm just curious. Thank you, Laura. Nobody entertains like Beast. Yes. I didn't hear about that. Nobody. Hey, Laura, we want to get paid more. Not a wasted opportunity here. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. All right, all right. What is it? Saturday. Saturday, August 9th. You're so funny, Beast. Wait, isn't it August 12th, Friday? Yeah, today's the 9th. Oh, wait. Friday, August 12th. I got so many You better take your medication, Laura. Laura. It's Friday, August 12th at Harold's Place on 1908 South Pacific in the city of San Pedro. Right, Laura? Yeah, yeah. And La Bestia's going to turn out a whole new group of fans. With other bands called, one of them called the Bon Bons and then Secret Society. Right, Laura? Oh, Bon Bon. I love those girls. They're awesome. Really? Okay, I'm so excited. Are they sexy? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Are they sexy? Are they sexy? Are they sexy? Oh. Who doesn't like sexy? They get set and movie downstairs. Yeah. Are they from Van Nuys? Huh? Never mind. I can hear. I'm listening. I'm trying to listen and not listen at the same time. Oh. You hear it every day on the radio. Turn it down, honey. Don't listen to yourself while you talk. I can turn it down unless they're playing Harvey Muggles. I was going to say that. Yeah. I heard that you should never turn up the radio when you're actually on the phone with the radio station, right? No, you're not supposed to. Okay, then turn it down then. Let's go amateur. When you hang up, ask them to blow you up. Okay. Blow me up, Tom. Hey, blow me up, Tom. Yeah. But I just want to say hi to La Bestia, the crew, and tell you guys that I'm a big fan and tell everybody out there to go to their shows, buy their records, and their shirts, and support La Bestia because if you haven't seen them yet, you're really missing out. That's right. Thank you, Laura. Actually, I want to let everyone know that Laura is correct 100% on that last statement, okay? Thank you. Okay. Yeah, buy the stuff. Buy my shit. He didn't know what she was talking about. You know, they used to call me dangerous, so watch out, okay? Oh, sure. Meow. Meow. Thanks for calling, Laura. Thanks, Laura, for calling in. All right. You guys have fun on the show. All right. Thank you. I can't wait to see you guys on the 12th. Thank you. Bye. Bye. Now, Bon Bon, they're from the South Bay. From the South Bay. Yeah, they're from, like, San Pedro. I seen them play with Death Hymn 9 not too long ago. Oh, yeah? Wow, they are some sexy young ladies. They can rock instrumentals pretty well. They do good surf rock. They rock. They rock it pretty well. That's really cool. I like surf rock. Okay, so we're going to get into a music break, but before we do, we're going to let the bestia talk about her songs because the next block is a la bestia block. The next song is called I Believe Every Day is Like a Monday. Yes. Okay, and then not only can you listen to it here right now, but right after you listen to that song, actually after the show, I want you to go to YouTube and then punch in BoyleHeightsRecords.com so you can actually look at the video, okay? You're not going to be disappointed, guys. You're not going to be disappointed. You're not going to be disappointed. This is Dave Kass and Kitty Harnke and this is Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Vomit. Verbal Velocity Velocity Velocity I just ain't fine I just ain't fine It's not about your muscles, man Nothing to do with intelligence They can't complain when I do my best, I guess There's no halfway, only hope Working hard is our only goal I can't explain why I'm so much so for this I can't explain why I'm so much so for this It's just like living in a trap Just all the same Designed to keep you tied in a trap No freedom's out They try to break you down And then they bring you up To stay the same To stay the same We're being watched So then they dug your soul in dreams No time to be No independence to be seen No freedom's out They try to break you down And then they bring you up It's just my game, yeah To stay the same To stay the same They just wanna keep you the same They belittle you They degrade you They trap you there Especially in front of others No one they've ever loved I believe that. And if you stand up for yourself, you're subject to disparaging remarks. I can't be doing anything any longer, you know? I'm tired of being broken down and then still trying to bring me up as if they made me. It's like the more things change, the more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. The more they stay the same. Just follow the gay pursuit! We stay the same! We follow the planning! We're brothers, so it's a lot of fun ´Cuz we just stay the same! We stay the same! We follow planning! We're from the start, but can we just stay the same? The sun is vaporizing God, and he has nothing to say It's all going way down for me And you've been drinking lots of stuff You've been eating like a king Stopped to ruin your day Keep coming, getting pretty good And I do like to say You've been eating like a king And he remembered when So very many years ago Fake him knocking on my door Told me he's taking everything You're going down Revenge In like a electric stand And he remembered when And now you're paying And now you're paying Revenge Monk, it's too much rain We must live and stay And he died deep drain Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Revenge Don't you walk away Little boy, little boy, come here Let me find you a new face Go ahead and fag me Make mama happy Oh, you're on And now you can't revenge Electrolytic sex And they remember when And now you're paying And now you're paying revenge Mark is so much great We must never stay Recognizing grace And we must never be Ignorant of the world And we must never be Ignorant of the world And we must never be Ignorant of the world Gotta understand that life Ain't as cruel as we see fit Making ends meet our need Courage is standing on our feet This desperation far beyond you Ya no quiero más Explotando que los hombres se me salen Ya no aguanto porque yo ya no quiero dar más de lo demás Sudo como la lluvia Sudo como la lluvia No puedo yo controlar No puedo yo controlar Necesita más dolor Ya no quiero explotar No quiero sacrificar No quiero explotar No quiero sacrificar Dynamite inside your brain Pressure sweating so insane Blowing through the throat hits high Self-infliction of your mind This desperation far beyond you Ya no quiero más explotando que los hombres se me salen Ya no aguanto porque yo ya no quiero dar más de lo demás This desperation far beyond you Sudo como la lluvia Sudo como la lluvia Sudo como la lluvia No puedo yo controlar Necesita más dolor Ya no quiero explotar No quiero sacrificar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero explotar No quiero sacrificar Ya no puedo darte más No quiero sacrificar That's right, I'm going bicep on you motherfuckers Like it or not We just had a block from La Bestia Who's in the house with us We'll let her talk about her songs Right after we talk to this caller You're on the air Hello Hello What upper? What upper? Crack it like it Your butt cheeks, I would assume What's going on? Nah, not me, homes, that's you How'd you know? Alright, now that we got that straight Who is it? Too much info, this is Chino Chino What's up Chino? Hey, don't call me Cochino Sorry, my mistake, Chino Yeah, I like that So, what's your question? My question is If you ever went to those old punk rock shows Back in the day Like the LA punk shows I think I saw you there Okay, what year? Which ones? What bands? Oh man, all of them All the Black Flag, everything Jerks or Jerks, the Dickies Well, I remember Since I'm really, really, really, really, really, really young I remember going to Eugene's Bar in Pico Rivera And seeing like a reunion of Black Flag Just a couple band members I was young and intoxicated Was Rollins there? Yeah And... I was like 14 And it was a great show And I had a fake ID I got in And it was a great show And I remember everyone was sweaty It was just too packed People from the outside were trying to get inside I got inside Maybe because I was cute I don't know But I got in You are cute Are you single? No, I'm not single Hey, but listen Listen, bro Chino You know, I come from an old band I call it Chino I call it the brat And in the early 80s We got to play with a lot of bands like Dead Kennedys You know, we had Social Distortion open for us We played with a lot of the bands X all over the place, you know That's cool, but I wasn't asking you Don't get buttered Don't get buttered Chino, calm down Don't be a chino He wants to stop talking Don't be a chino What's wrong, man? Chino, you are so rude That is my guitar player And you need to be nice If you want to hang out with me Oh, he hung up He got scared and hung up Oh, you've hurt his feelings, Rudy You were too punk rock for him Poor Chino Maybe because you didn't answer The fact that you were If you were single or not I know He was just mad He couldn't get with you I know, Rudy Well, he walked into it You know, let him at it Rudy, do not scare the fans away You can't tell people you're single You can't tell people you're taken I hate when that happens All right, so we had We had this wonderful block By La Bestia Now, I got a call from I got a copy of your guys' album And I thought it was pretty good I loved it All the tracks Is this the first album That you guys have put out together? Or have you guys put out stuff prior? Well, yes and no You want to tell the story, shall I? Yes The first CD was a little embarrassing But it wasn't that bad This CD Yeah, okay, it was bad Did you guys cover Butcher Brentwood from the Mediables? No, we didn't But I can get you that song So you can play it on Oh, I have it I have it You do have it? Oh, I have that I was hoping you would say no No, I have that EP Okay, that's fine But this CD We just decided to just Just turn over And just do something Totally different Because we just didn't want to Target one certain crowd, you know? So we went to a producer Named Anthony Valley Who was previously in a band Called Crazy Town And they had this song Called Butterfly Yeah That guy? Yeah, that guy I saw him at Crazy Girls Oh, Crazy Girls? Yeah Very talented Very talented He just totally Is that the guy? You want Butterfly? Yeah Exactly That's the guitar player He's amazing He helped us a lot He produced our music And just turned it over And we're very happy with it And satisfied He made us work really hard On the songwriting And he also made us Work really hard on the vocals Yeah, I would get these panic attacks You know, like Hit these notes I'm like So he made her use different voices Yeah You know, like If she wasn't up to par that day He would send her home And I was like, whoa He was hard on her Wow He made her work on the lyrics And he was hard on me On the songwriting I had to come up with like 40 songs before We boiled down to 10 Are you serious? Yeah, the worst part was like Beast, these are your lyrics Why can't you remember them? What's the matter with you? Never mind He was hard on us But I think we got Really good results We're really happy with what we got Yeah So is this like Different from how it was? Because you guys have obviously Been in different bands Yeah With Infected also Yeah You guys Is it When you're in a studio Is it a lot Was it a lot different experience When you guys did this demo Than it was In other studio sessions before? It sure was Because he made us work More than we usually are Usually than I'm used to I don't know about Rudy but It was a more focused approach You know, before it was like You have all these band members And some of the band members Don't really know What they're talking about And so everyone's throwing All the Everyone wants to produce Right And so you have a disaster Where everyone's, you know And then It's really difficult And then playing the tracks You guys did We'd either do like You know, four or five takes At the most Alright, that sounds good Alright, let's do it Yeah, well, you know But this guy It was more focused It was like Good songs Good recordings Good performances And then we formed the band after You know Wow Yeah So like So So So So La Bestia After You were living in Spain For a while, weren't you? Yes I've been traveling to Spain For like More than 15 years And you do flamenco dancing Yeah I've been doing flamenco Now how did you get into How did you get into doing that? Well I It's a challenge And I enjoy a challenge like that It's like It drives you crazy So it's It's something that's driven me To work hard at Because I've I'm the kind of person like I get angry if I can't get it I will work hard at it To get it So So So when you start It's a challenge You like a challenge Yeah, I love a challenge Especially when it makes me angry Is flamenco with The castanets? I've used I use the castanets also Yeah I've seen There's a video on YouTube Of you doing Doing your performances at Uh-huh What's that place called? Un Solo Kitchen? Oh yeah, it's called Un Solo Solo Kitchen There you go And the next show Is going to be August 23rd At 8 p.m. You have to call in To make reservations And it's on 1818 East 1st Street And if you make reservations You have to call it 323-269-8680 It's an 8 p.m. Flamenco dinner show Bring your friends in And you can do it It's an explosive I sing We dance There's a guitar playing There's a home player I've seen your stuff on YouTube And I'm going to be honest with you I haven't went yet Because there hasn't been The right person to take there Because like To me Going to that That's like something cool Like you want to share That experience with somebody Who's going to like Enjoy it with it Pick up on the person Who's going to enjoy it with me So I'm definitely going to Try to check it out now Do you ever do a There's got to be a human being You can take My God Yeah, well You know, I'm not going to Take my You know, I'm not going to Take my guy friend With me Hey, you want to come with me And go see Flamenco? Sure, let's go It's always enjoyable If you take a hot date Do you ever do La Luna Negra? I've done La Luna Negra I've done Alegrías I've done Café Sevilla I've done El Cid Every Flamenco venue You see in LA The Fountain Theater The Ford Theater I've done it Wow Wow Do they have fans? I've never seen Flamenco dances Oh yeah, we use fans And everything What other things Besides fans and casting Casting We use Finger snapping Pitos Wow, we have a caller Who is this? You're on Purple Vomit Hi, good evening My name is Leonard I'm a friend of Rocio Oh, Leonard Hey, how are you doing? How are you, Rocio? Fine, Leonard How are you? Good, good, good I didn't want to miss this I just wanted to call in To say that you're doing A good job, man You're a good example For all the women Right here in Boyle Heights Yay They should look up to you, man Think for yourselves, women You're an awesome chick Excellent Thank you Thank you, thank you Yeah, you're cool Hopefully a lot of people Have your mentality Here in this community And we'll definitely Make it an artistic Environment for everyone Thank you Like if you see Skateboarding And getting into it Dancing, mariachis I mean, music Is in our culture This is the best community This is like Silver Lake But of Boyle Heights, of course Hey, Leonard, what are you I just want to tell you You're doing a Huh? What are you going to teach me How to skate? I have an extra skateboard Right here So whenever you want to skate Should I buy you Every weekend Every weekend I'm at Venice Beach Elbow pads And maybe knee pads Or something? Nah What do you mean, nah? Yes, I tried learning As an adult Yeah, yes Knee pads Butt pads I'm a chicken shite Elbow pads Helmet That's That's for wimps We're old school, remember? Oh, I forgot Just bring a lot of band-aids I skated From 13 to about 20 And it was from point A To point B There was no tricks involved The only trick was To get up the curve So you don't fall on your ass Yeah Or avoid the little dishes On the street I want to let everyone Know who Leonard is Leonard, I've known Since elementary When we were younger He used to torture me And then he matured And now we're good friends Aww I think he likes you Can we be friends now? He liked you Was he going Roxy you in school? Thank you, Leonard For She come to She could kick my butt now So that's why I have to be her friend That's right, thank you That could be sexy too, Leonard I used to make When I met my wife For the first time Uh-huh We were like in 6th grade I used to make fun of her Really? And then what? Let's see Probably like That's it, break down That self-esteem, huh? Yeah, I used to make fun of her All the time Then seven years later She hit me up on the MySpace Uh-huh And I was like Damn, this is hot Five years later after that We got married Wow You never know You never know You planted that seed A long time ago, huh? I'll do that Your master plan Came into fruition Well, technically He's planted two seeds Thank you very much Oh, God Hey, Rocio I just wanted to wish you The best Man, you're You're on your way Thank you, sweetie You're on your way Thank you I love the way you think I love the way you are I love your artistic form Your musical form Thank you I hope you can make Make it to a show sometime Wow, Leonard I know, I know I'm gonna try it But she's She's Man, trust me I hang around a lot of Famous people Skateboarders Professional singers And all that And I met a lot of people But someone that you know Like that And comes from Not the neighborhood But from Boyle Heights You know, which is cool Because we gotta put Boyle Heights on the map You know? Hey, nobody knows me Only Boyle Heights Boyle Heights Boyle Heights No, I'm sure Everybody knows you But the community knows it You do a good thing for it And I hope you keep Doing what you're doing Thank you, Leonard That's awesome Hail to my people I'm just kidding Boyle Heights in the house Yeah, Boyle Heights Is so good So cool But yeah Hey, good I won't take up Much of your time But you guys have a good night And you guys are doing A good thing Thanks for calling in, Leonard Thanks I know I don't Do we have a bong in the house Somewhere? I think we do You don't have Coolie style? Boingo, boingo, boingo All right So here's a general question For all four of you guys Uh-oh, get ready Take a deep breath Can you Exactly What are the things What's the music right now That just like Makes you just wanna Go uh Go uh When you're in your car You're just blasting On your iPod What's playing in your iPod Right now? Who turns me on? Or no Not who turns it on But what's playing in your iPod That gets you going Like fuck yeah But you made that noise Yeah, that too All right, I'll throw it out there You're confusing me I'll throw it out there And everybody gives me shit for it Everybody gives me shit What? But no The guy is Just a beautiful songwriter He has a horrible voice But he's a beautiful songwriter And I hate to say it But It's my guilty pleasure But I love Bright Eyes I just do Oh, you can't That's not bad That guy can write some music Bright Eyes Connor Oberst, man That guy can write some music It's like He is heartfelt I'm talking more about The Peter Frampton You try to bust on the car Oh, are you serious? You do Peter Frampton? No, not Peter Frampton He gets mad Because I'll throw on some like Neil Diamond or something Hey, there's nothing wrong With Neil Diamond Or I'll throw on some Billy Joel every now and then Yeah, come on Billy Joel Hey, the man can sing And the man can For the longest time Who does that? Come on, he Did you see who his wife was? Did you see who his wife was? Christine Brinkley Was Billy Joel's wife Hey, look My heart belongs To punk rock But I love everything I love everything I agree I mean, I listen to everything So, you know what? If I want to drive down the street And then listen to Michael Jackson Fuck you Do that Michael Jackson What year is Michael Jackson, though? Jermaine It's Michael Jackson In what year? Stop calling me names, Jermaine Okay, I'm sorry I'm sorry Michael Jackson Never put out anything bad Yes, he did He did Who was it? I'm sorry Anything after Thriller I'm sorry I'm not going to listen to it Black and white Black and white Macaulay Culkin was in that How is that bad? I used to think that was a movie That's the one bad thing Macaulay Culkin's ever done Except for Michael Jackson What did you say? That's the one thing Macaulay Culkin That's the one cool thing Macaulay Culkin's ever done In his life Was being at Michael Jackson What did I listen to? I like two bands right now All right And for me Like Cobra Skulls Are like Totally rocked the shit out of me Okay They're from like Reno Fucking City Sick ass band Like What they sing about Is just not just Getting drunk and getting high They have like They have You know That little meaning To what they say And you can't go wrong With Tiger Army I love all four albums If Nick 13 Came to me in a concert Sang to me I would make love to him Wow As long as I'm Big Spoon though Would you be Top or Bottom? I'm Big Spoon bro Hello Bottom No I'm always Big Spoon No He's an awesome voice And he He He! He writes good music You know From Tiger Army 1 To Tiger Army 4 Yeah it's changed But he's not a bad writer You know Now he has his country album too So He's well grounded He has an awesome voice All right What about you LaBestia? Well I'm writing them down So don't forget Right now What I've been listening to lately On my iPod Is the UK subs Cause I've been listening to them For years And I cannot stop Ever Ever in my life Ever I'm sorry UK subs Don't try to copy her now You guys had a chance You guys even went first Had first dibs on everybody All right UK subs Live forever In my heart In my life In my iPod In my vinyl In my CD Yeah And then I've also been listening to Juan Moneo El Torta It's a He's a flamenco artist He's from Jerez de la Frontera Where I've performed And studied also And of course Long live the plasmatics Cause I just love Wendy O. Williams Thank you everybody You know Oh my Wendy O. Williams Was talented Excuse me He was a fucking genius Yeah I know Huh And then last La Tana It's another flamenco artist She's She's like a She's like a She's like this flamenco Jazzy artist I mean She's She's this gypsy Who just She knows how to sing her flamenco It's very Very Very complex So I'm studying her music Awesome Yeah this one's awesome My turn Yes My turn You know Basically I'm into bands That have Really good guitar sounds Like Even like Social distortion You know It just has a really good guitar sound I will disagree with you But I'm into I'm into He does He does He's on the guitar Guitar center I'll agree with you He is simple But he is good There's You can't go wrong With social music Yeah But But you know Also like I just saw Rage Against At the LA Live Or Raise Against Raise Against LA Rising LA Rising LA Rising Whatever But they were Tom Morello Is a Badass I mean Oh my god He's a talented guitarist Yeah I'll give him that So that's the kind of stuff That I'm into Like you know Static X type of guitar sounds Real just aggressive And rowdy And that kind of stuff Wow But you know I'm also into A lot of the different Artists from around the world It's just not You know I'm not just one genre It's a multi-genre Like everyone here You see The reason why I asked you guys this Is because You want to know Where my mind is I know You're figuring me out I keep hearing From different people Well That They just pigeonhole themselves Into one genre And that's just the way it is You can't do that You know And it's I find my It's funny because like I find myself I found myself You know Reading something And they were posting about You know How This was You know How this type of genre Is the only genre that exists You know It's the best No matter what And it's like Okay wait a minute You know There's a preference But there's no best Yeah You can't say There's all these genres The whole world You know Because to me If you don't open your mind To what's out there You know You're missing A lot You listen out I mean That's the thing When you're a child Like when you're a young kid And you're into Whatever genre you like You hit it hard Yeah And that's all it is That's your life Yeah And that's great You know You have your passion But if you don't grow From that I mean What do you miss out on I mean I loved punk When I was 16 I still love it Oh yeah of course But I mean Fuck yeah I'll go rock some Gaga At night Yeah why not You know Fuck I'll rock Barry White And who else Everybody I'll just I find I find It's like I go I like Barry White My wife hates it But Hey there's nothing wrong With Barry White Your wife's wrong She says he sounds greasy Oh Big black man That all the women like Thanks a lot And I'm gonna have That image in my head I can just picture I can go to I can go to Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles After this And just listen to Barry White While eating that greasy air No you see I grew up Listening to punk I mean to me My favorite band of all time No matter what Can never Do no wrong in my eyes Is Dick Kennedy's And that's it Yeah Okay That was Only reason why And one of my biggest things Was to hang out with him And I got that chance to one day And it was like really awesome With Jello With Jello He's kind of a weirdo Yeah And that nigger Stole me five bucks I'm sorry It happened He gave me I gave him right to the airport I can give you gas All right I fucking Dropped him off And he just said bye And walked away He took advantage of it He's all He's not really gonna I should have took his I should have took his ID I should have took his ID He left his My presence is enough Yeah More than five dollars He left his ID At a record store we were at We were at Lovell's I say you should have kept it And I gave back the ID But in hindsight I should have kept it You just stole that shit On eBay dude eBay didn't exist When I was there So Memento Scrapbook The future I have a Memento From San Francisco It's a license plate From Missouri Really But it's my Memento From San Francisco Awesome Because that's where like We went Like ten years ago We played up there I wasn't playing back then But we went up there And had a good time We're gonna go back there Hopefully The next few months San Francisco Sacramento Oh my god I can hear the people Behind us They sound like That's what I heard I heard that I swear to god I think animals Are fucking in store You're allowed to have A few goats in LA You just can't march More than a hundred Down South Are you kidding me I love birria Hell yeah That is awesome You know what Taco stand number eight It's right down the street No no no The best place that has Good birria Is Cactus Taco In Hollywood Birria Jalisco On first street Between Boyle and State In Boyle Heights Okay that sounds like That sounds like a challenge Birria challenge Let's have a birria challenge You know We're gonna have a birria Have the honey whips Birria showdown Okay when it comes Birria showdown When it comes to The Mexican meats What is your favorite Lengua Lengua Down now It's so soft Oh it's delicious Carne Carne Carne asada Carne asada Rudy Lengua Lengua Lengua en cabeza That's my favorite You guys are missing out On the most important Aspect of this world Al pastor Al pastor is good If you get it right though Exactly There's too much chance To get it wrong or what Is it too greasy man It's too greasy Oh no no no It's never greasy It just looks that way You make lengua You can't just Mass produce lengua You have to like Love it Yeah lengua is good too I've had some good lengua I've had bad You know Bad organ meats Like Well when I was a kid I used to like eating Tacos de sesos From Samora Market Oh hell yeah But then I changed my mind As I grew older Right there on Western and Sunset The tent city That goes up every Every Friday I'm talking about The one on Warren in Brooklyn I'm sorry Warren and Cesar Chavez Oh man Western and Sunset Hey caller You wanna weigh in On this issue Of the tacos The taco guy Alright Who's this Hello Hello Oh turn your Turn your volume down On your computer So that way You don't get that Turn your volume down On your computer So we can hear you Do it now Yes This is Carlos Carlos Ortiz This is who Carlos Ortiz Carlos Ortiz Okay Carlos Ortiz He's the owner Of Un Solo Sol Kitchen Oh watch out Yes he's the one Who He's a natural path He His food is delicious He doesn't cook with lard He believes in whole Fresh nutrition Nutrition And so when you go To Un Solo Sol Kitchen You sure I'm not Mexican I'm sorry Thank you Thank you Wait a minute That's only once a year For Christmas Alright eh Oh my god I want manteca Wait a minute His food is good As you can tell He loves lard And So do they Oh you love me then You love me then No but when you When you go to Un Solo Sol Kitchen On August 23rd Tuesday at 8pm To watch A Vivir El Momento Flamenco Across Tamariachi Plaza You'll see that His food Tastes just as good You cook it with lard Okay Just as good Huh Carlos Absolutely Okay I'll try it And you And you will live forever Yes You will Carlos Carlos I'll try it But that's a bold statement My friend I dare you to come August 23rd And try it Where is it at It's 18 18 East 1st Street Between State And Boyle Across Tamariachi Plaza That's the metro station All I want to know is What's the point of Cooking meat without lard Oh believe me It's gonna be delicious But it's still meat I mean It still has it in it I'm sorry If you haven't tried it You can't say anything That's like saying soy liso The only reason I say something Is because my wife's a vegan Okay Well you know what Right there at Un Solo Sol They not only do they serve Vegan food But gluten free food Oh you serve vegan food Yeah I guess I'm gonna have to Oh But I want fat in my food I just wanna know Okay Anybody here had soy liso It's probably eclectic That's not good It is No it's delicious What did you What did you Carlos What did you say Carlos Carlos What did you say Eclectic The menu Ah okay So you have vegan food You said Yes Alright Well I'll definitely Be in there now We have options For everybody literally But yes We stress on Healthy food Okay Carlos I am I am definitely Gonna try your food now Alright And the good thing About the flamenco night Is you can bring Your own wine Or your own Alcoholic beverage If you choose Is there a cork fee Is there Yeah The admission fee Is ten dollars But his His food is very Reasonable rates Like a plate cost About how much Carlos Like six I think The most expensive one Is eight fifty right now Oh That's affordable Yeah Oh man It tastes like a foot I'll be there Yeah Oh my god It's delicious Alright You will not You will not Just ignore the caveman In the corner right there What Carlos What did you say I'm sorry Carlos What did you say We are also having The inauguration Of the mural The first year anniversary Ah This Sunday Ah Okay We're going to have Some different performers Also That's right You're welcome So this is happening On Sunday When you're unveiling The first Your mural For the first year anniversary Is what you just said Yeah Okay cool You guys should Definitely check it out I mean If you guys Haven't explored Anything past Little Tokyo You need to You're missing A lot of good things Right there Anywhere down from Where Mariachi Plaza Starts All the way down To Atlantic Even Atlantic Station Has some good stuff Exactly You know You're missing out On LA I mean You're missing out These little niche Because it's Small businesses Like these That keeps You know The love Keeps going You know I'm surprised No one's mentioned This other place Manny's I'm sorry I love it What The area First street I mean First street On Boyle Heights Is basically In a renaissance Period Ah that's Yeah that's true There is a lot of Yep There is a lot of Activities I mean And at the same time I mean As you know It's a poor community But it's a community That has developed A lot of art Over the years Yeah I grew up Around that area And I do remember Being like Really really Blighted in that area But you know You are right It is up and coming Right now It's in a renaissance And you know In more power too That's so glad That opened That Mariachi Plaza Because you have So many things Opening up around there You know And it You know Not only do you benefit But the community benefits also Because you're getting Great entertainment You know And you're getting Local entertainment Which is Which you don't really get Nowadays You got people Fighting for You know You know You have to know somebody In order to play somewhere You know We're here This guy is giving you guys The chance And I really command you For that Thank you Right Yeah so we're there I mean we are A business But at the same time We have Very I mean A very Social Social agenda Yes And one of them is A vivir el momento flamenco August 23rd Okay Across the street For the Mariachi Plaza Do not forget Okay Make your reservations 8pm 323-269-8680 Is there ample parking In that area? Or do you have Well the parking The parking Is a little bit Of a problem But To be honest We have to mention Oh Carlos Don't say that Let me just tell you People where you can park You can park on Pennsylvania Avenue You can park on State Street You can park on Boyle Okay Actually you know What you can do You can actually Park at Atlantic Station Take the gold line Right there Exactly Or you can just Take the gold line To the Mariachi Plaza Across the street And there's Un solo sol kitchen There's free parking also If you're coming From the Pasadena area There's free parking Right there on Just like at the end Of the line What is it? Oh Sierra Madre Sierra Madre Station If you're living In Cypress Park Cypress Park Station There's a lot of free parking Around there You can also Yeah you can also Park on Pleasanton Pleasanton Street Off of Boyle Especially if you're Bringing like If you're planning On drinking a lot of sangria Or bringing your own wine Like you said The reason I'm saying This Carlos Is because I was Raised around there And so I know Where their free parking is Oh yeah So You saved my life Good See You see You should hook her up On an extra plate What are you going to do Without me doggy What are you going to do Without me huh Alright Thanks for calling Carlos What's that place again One more time Well thank you very much For promoting the whole thing Thank you man Definitely This is a community Radio Is that what it is I mean over the internet Yeah this is just Internet radio Over the internet Just a bunch of people Talking about Nonstistical things But we have a point To say sometimes And I'm really glad You called in Okay Alright thank you Well thank you Carlos And that's August That's August 19th Is for the unveiling Of the mural And August 23rd For the flamenco August 14th Is the unveiling Of the mural And August 23rd Is the flamenco show Thank you for the correction Yes Sunday Flamenco show Is the 23rd Okay Alright well You should go there Un solo Sol Un sol Un solo sol kitchen August 23rd 8pm 1818 East 1st street Across the Mariachi Plaza Gold Metro Station Don't miss it 323-269-8680 Call now to make a reservation Now Okay we actually We don't make reservations You can't go Huh? We don't make reservations You can't go It gets full You want to make sure You get a seat I don't get reservations Exactly Alright then And for you vegans out there It's vegan friendly Yes it is Can't go wrong With vegan friendly That's right And if you go to our Facebook verbal vomit LA I posted a link Yay Un solo sol kitchen So we're promoting You already So there you go Okay guys Keep having fun Alright thank you Okay thank you Okay Take good care Okay Bye bye Bye bye Well thanks Thanks Carlos for that transition We're going to get into A block of songs The first song is by My friend Les Stace And this is her song Hot Mess Oh nice Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo Oh my god I'm a mess I'm a mess I'm a impress I'm unimpressed. As you can clearly see, I'm not my best. I'm just a destroy. Don't you dare toy. With my feelings, you can see I'm in distress. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a mess. I run my hose. I broke a heel. You can't pretend you know how it feels. Bring my martini. I'm feeling spent. I'm totally out of my element. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. I'm a mess. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. No. Okay, anyways, the drummer from the Waywards, he was our drummer, right? Okay. So we were supposed to play a show at the Showcase with UK subs. We were the band that was supposed to be on right before them. Our drummer never showed up. What? It just so happens a fill-in drummer from a band called Eight Bucks Experiment was on. Uh-huh. Was there, and we asked, can we use your drums? Now, if you know Eight Bucks Experiment, and you saw that movie, SLC Punk? Yeah, I remember. Okay, remember the house band that was playing that they got in a fight with? Yeah. That's Eight Bucks Experiment. Oh, wow. Okay. So we asked, can we use your drums? And they said no. Of course not. And I said, well, we promise to take care of them. We'll pay you if we break anything. Can you please let it in? They said no. We had a fill-in drummer. There was a fill-in drummer. Oh, okay. So we just needed the equipment. We needed the equipment. So they said no. Oops. So at the end, so we never got to play. Uh-huh. Because of that? Because of that. So at the end of the show, we're sitting in the back behind the showcase. And if anyone's ever been to the showcase, you know, like a little parking lot, it was virtually empty minus the bands. Yeah. And a few drunks that were out there. Yeah, because you had to park in the front because it was in a shopping center. Yeah. Next to like a big lot. Yeah. 99 Cent Store. Yeah, 99 Cent Store. So that band came out, Eight Bucks Experiment, and we're sitting there, and we're kind of sulking and a little pissed, you know? Of course. And he came out, and he gave us the finger. So, of course, I threw my bottle at him. Oh. Oh. Well, all of a sudden, a big fight broke out. And unfortunately, I didn't know this at the time. And I feel bad because UK Subs is one of those bands that just always did it right. They're not my favorite band, but they don't have a single song I don't like. They're just a good band. Yeah. Unfortunately, Charlie tried to break it up, and he jumps on my friend's back. I didn't know this. Oh. Da-da-da! And I never got the chance to do this until now. Charlie Harper, I'm sorry for kicking you so many times. Oh. I really am. And it was a bad situation. It was a bad... You're about to get in a fight with her right here. No, it was a bad situation. Oh, my God. It was a bad situation. It was a really bad situation. You can't even look you in the eye. No, no. It was bad. I had no idea who it was until after the whole situation broke up. Who told you? And what did they say? The bouncer actually told me when they were pulling me off of him. And I felt bad. He's not that young. No. Well, it's dark back there. I was like 20. I was like 20. I didn't know. And it was hot. Ding, ding. Ding, nigga. You got to be careful. Try him as an adult. What if he has back problems? It would be more like jaw problems. What I heard was that he wasn't going to play anymore because he got beat up at the back of the showcase. Oh, man. It was a really bad situation. I like him anyway. It's okay. No, no, no. I still... I really love the UK subs. I do. They are just a really great band. And I feel sorry that had to happen. So right now, we just lost fans or we gained fans? No, no, no. This is my chance to pull on you. You did say you lost fans. You like them, right? No, I love the UK subs. So you might keep your fans. They've never put out... I can honestly say they're one of the very few bands, even though they're not my favorite, they're one of the very few bands that's never put out a bad song. They just don't have a bad song. They are a good band. I like them. They're on my top 20. Like Charlie Harper just has this way of... I'm not going to tell you what number, but they're on my top 20. ...of having his melodies just work with those guitar riffs. He just does. And that guy, what? He's like fucking 325 years old? Yes. And he sounds like he's 18. Man, that guy has energy for days. And it's unfortunate to happen. It was nothing against the UK subs. It was nothing against Charlie. It was just... A misunderstanding. It was one of those things that it was wrong place, wrong time. And when your friends and you are fighting and you're stupid and you're aggressive and hormones are pumped through you, someone grabs your friend from behind. It was a victim of circumstance. And unfortunately, it was 100% my fault. I started the fight and it ended in a horrible way. But in all fairness... In all fairness, I got some stitches and everything I got, I deserved. The thing is, if you try to break up a fight, you're probably going to get punched. So if you're going to break up a fight, you better hope you know the guy that's going to beat up. I saw them in Berkeley Square back in 95, 94. They were great. No, no. I've seen them several times. And I know I... Because everyone's a hippie in Berkeley. I still feel a little guilty about that whole situation. I never had a chance to apologize formally. I will say this about the UK. My favorite song from them is Postcards from L. A. Oh, really? My favorite song is Limo Life. Oh, man. My song is Motivator. Oh, damn. I love that. I'm a sap for love songs. Are we having a UK subs connection? I think we are. I think we are. Let me cry. Oh, this is great. It was funny because it was bad. I almost stopped listening to English music because of Crass. Because when I first got into Crass, I was like, all right, that's cool. Rudy nods, yes. You know, Stations of the Crass was pretty good. And then, like, you know, Penis Enemy was good. But then it just got really fucking crazy. I was just like, whoa. It got kind of weird? It just got like, yeah, it just got weird. I was just like, I don't know if I want to listen to any more UK stuff. Because the sub humans just wasn't doing it for me anymore, too. They were going on a weird tangent, too. I'm sorry. Crass. They came back. They came back. They came back. Thank God. In Crass, there was never anything good about Crass. Did anybody go to that thing that he did? Oh, when he was doing the Strat for Mercenaries? No, he was in Crass. He did something at, God, where? Was that place on West 3rd Street? That venue? Yeah, he was. Fenders? No. No, no. It was just recently. It was, I think it was at the Bootleg Theater. It was. Oh, was it? Okay. It was Steve Ignorant as Crass. He was doing Crass songs. Just Steve Ignorant. Nobody else was Crass. Oh, he did something in Pomona. Fox. Yeah, the Fox Theater. I've been out of the loop. Oh, my God. And I didn't go to that show. I wasn't, you know. I like going to, like, to relive some old punk bands. Like, when I saw Sin 34, I was like, I've never seen him before. I might as well see him now, you know. I want to see him before she dies. Because, you know, I have a few regrets. My biggest regret is never seeing Johnny Cash play. Oh, wow. I think that's my regret, too. I had the opportunity to see him, and I never saw him. And then he passed on. What? You had the opportunity? You passed it on? Johnny Cash play. What's the matter with you? Oh, that's just silly. You can't hate Johnny Cash. No, no. I don't hate Johnny Cash. I don't understand if you don't love him. No, no. I don't hate Johnny Cash. I love him. That's my biggest regret is never seeing him play live. He loves him, but he just never went. Yeah. Like, I've seen Jerry Lee Lewis play. I've seen Chuck Berry play. I, you know, I never seen Bo Diddley play, and he passed away. I'm sorry. Is anyone going to the Fuck Yeah Fest? I never heard of it. Is Ben Ridgeland really playing? Yeah, Ben Ridgeland. The Descendants are playing. The Fuck Yeah playing. Oh, the Descendants are playing. I'll play. Last time I saw Descendants was about 14 years ago. I saw the Descendants ticket for Bunker Up Bowling. I think I saw them in an old venue called Toe Jams years ago. Toe Jams, remember? Like, it was by the bay. Toe Jams venue. Does anybody? Does anybody remember Toe Jams venue? I remember Hong Kong Cafe. Yeah, the Hong Kong Cafe. I remember the Natural Fudge. The Natural Fudge. The Natural Fudge. The Natural Fudge. The Anti Club. The Anti Club. I hated the Anti Club. Media Blitz played there. Everyone hated it, but everyone went. Remember Bollocks? Oh, yeah. Oh, Bollocks. Media Blitz played there. Can I say this? Okay, wait, wait. I'm sorry. Freaking South Central. I hope I don't get mugged. You're called The Beast, right? Yes. I'm sorry. I used to have a mohawk. I still am. I've never heard of you before. I remember. Remember Media Blitz? The only thing I ever knew about Media Blitz was the old singer. I think his name was Tony, right? Tony, yeah. He's still around. Yeah, that was the only time I saw Media Blitz, and it was at backyard parties in La Puente, La Nueva Ronda, or East LA. Oh, yeah. Go Blitz. I missed that guy. I wasn't in the band before then. The Bollocks, I think I went to go see you guys play with, was it The Business or something you guys played with? I don't remember who we played with, but I remember that venue. This was like 15 years ago. The owner was this English guy, right? This English guy. Yeah, there was a big English. You guys did that? He was like, can you guys play again next week? I go, I think so. Let me ask Tony. It was an old liquor store that he converted into. I have two Media Blitz recordings, but nothing with you. Oh, well. You need to find it. I have one with her. I have one with her on it. Well, you're missing out then. Just kidding. My favorite song is The Butcher of Brentwood. The Butcher of Brentwood. When they said there was a female singer, I was like, what the hell are you talking about? Yeah, actually, some of the songs that Media Blitz covered are actually, The Bollocks. The Undertaker songs. Undertaker. I remember them. Which Tony wasn't that bad. I remember playing with The Undertaker. With Tracy Lee and all the Undertaker guys. Undertaker from East LA, right? Oh, yeah. I played with The Undertaker. They're good. Mr. T. Bull. They're good. 13 years, 12 years ago. Wow. Yeah. 12 years ago. Funny story about Club Bullocks. I think you guys didn't even play that night. One of the best shows that was ever there was a show with Let Me Scream in the Fixtures. I don't know if you guys were familiar. At Mr. T's? No, at Club Bullocks. Oh, I thought you were talking about The Fet. Was that show? The show we went to? Probably. Where I stepped in shit. Yeah, someone turded. You know, there's bums everywhere. Yeah. I stepped in shit. Didn't know it. Drugged it in my mom's van because I was 14. Uh-huh. The next thing, my mom was like slapping my ass up in the morning. What? Get shit out of my ass! I would be more concerned why your mom didn't stand up to you taking the car at 14 than slapping them. Oh, you drove. Didn't have me. Oh, you drove. I love The Fixtures, man. Those are one of those bands that were just so fucking awesome, but nobody really knew. They were good. And you know what? The drummer. Oh, Kevin? Kevin. I was supposed to go to Europe with him. He sounds like Jello. I will tell you. Oh, yeah. How come he didn't get to sing for Ken and Kenneby's when they had the reunion? That didn't even make sense. I don't like writing for him. I will tell you this about Kevin from The Fixtures. He's a good guy. I have the pleasure of hanging out with him a couple times. I played with him when I was in Media Blitz. But he is a fucking, I think he's schizo because. Dang, putting on blast. No, one time we were having a good discussion because at Club Bullocks, that's what I put on. I played with him. And we were talking about something. And maybe two shows later, I said, hey, what's up? He's like, oh, he remembered me. And I started talking about what we were talking about last. When I saw him, I was like, what are you talking about? What are you talking about? Are you fucking with me or no? But I think he was a little schizo, but he was a talented musician. I think the best combo there was was when it was him, Heidi, and I forgot which in the original guitar. One of the original guitars. Yeah, Jason. I think it was Jason. That was the best trio right there with the fixtures. I was 15 years old. I became friends with Kevin. This is when I first heard of the fixtures. And he's like, hey, Heidi can't go on tour with us to Europe. Would you like to go? And I'm like, fuck yeah, I do. I went home to my mommy. Mommy, mommy, mommy. I want to go on tour with the fixtures to Europe for a month. She's like, no. How old were you? 15. She's like, you're in high school. It's during the school year. And you're 15. And that was. That was the reason I graduated high school a year later. And nothing became of that. Congrats. Wow. No, I mean, I'm still a laborer. Oh, okay. Nothing became of it. But I mean, that was like, that was the reason I, I mean, I wanted to be a musician, you know? And that was the reason, like, I had the opportunity and my mom fucked it up. I hope you're listening. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thanks a lot, mom. Mom, if you're listening, thank you for missing out your boy. He's really sorry. He's grown up and he's mature now. All right, now. I just want to go to Europe. Okay. I've been there. So you guys. Are you guys infected in La Bestia? Are you guys playing anytime soon? What's going on with you guys? What do you guys get to? Before we leave, can we? Yeah. I know. Because I'm really hungry. Sorry. Quite all right. I want some birria. Have some birria. Anyways. So we're playing. La Bestia is playing August 12th, Friday at Harold's Place, 1908 South Pacific in the city of San Pedro with the Bon Bon Secret Society, Black Sparrow Press. You can also check us out on labestia.us or on Facebook. I think it's Facebook. Facebook.com forward slash la bestia. Something like that. Well, you can find us on Facebook and you can also find us on MySpace. But go to la bestia.us. That's more accurate. And that's about it. August 12th at Harold's Place in the city of San Pedro. We go on at 10, I think. That's right. 10 p.m. Don't miss it. Nobody goes on at 10. They say 10. You guys are going to go on at 1030. Well. Dude, come on, man. I know. That's right. You have to say 930 so they get there at 10. We go on at 940. Exactly. There you go. You see, that's the thing. You ready? I'm going to tell you something right now. You have to say two hours early before. If it starts at 10, you better say 7 o'clock. 938 and 15 seconds. We go on. There you go. You got to get them on time every time. Every time. So I hope to see everyone this Friday at Harold's Place in San Pedro. La Bestia, August 12th. Don't freaking miss it. Mother effers. All right. Because if you miss this, you're missing out on a talented, talented band. And for the flamenco part, you can also go to rocioponce.com. Okay. Okay. Okay. And do you have a Facebook page? You guys have Facebook pages? For La Bestia and for you? Yeah. For La Bestia, it's just facebook.com and forward slash La Bestia or La Bestia Music. And then for the flamenco portion, you can go to facebook.com forward slash flamenca mexicana. Forward slash flamenca mexicana. And for La Bestia, forward slash La Bestia. La Bestia. Or La Bestia Music. Something like that. I like your tranny voice. It's awesome. Thank you. I actually went to CSB School of Broadcasting. That was a long time ago. I did one semester at Mount SAC for broadcasting and nothing became of it. Yeah. I can't remember a thing. It was a waste of money. Go ahead. Did you do your flamenco classes on Huntington Drive? Because I know there's a school right there. Because a girl I used to date was going to the school right there. No, but I'm with an organization called, a non-profit organization called Tierra Verde. Tierra Verde. Tierra Verde. Tierra Verde. and we're going to be having kids classes starting September. I was going to ask you, and thank you for reminding me. Thank you. It was absolutely it. Thank you. No, no, I tried to go to the cinema. No, no, because that's why I go to La Luna Negra a lot. Because don't you offer classes, like Pilates classes also? I offer Pilates, Flamenco, Modern Dance, Hip Hop, and we just finished the summer camp program. La Vista doing Hip Hop. Awesome. At the Art Center? At Tierra Blanca Art Center, exactly. You can find them on Facebook, and we just finished the summer camp program, and we're going to continue the program at, I believe, either Plaza de la Raza, but you can also go to tierrablancaartcenter.org and check out all the information there. And the founder of the organization's name is Blanca Soto. She's amazing. She's an actor. She's an activist. She's a dancer. She's a performer. She's an amazing person. And so she got this nonprofit organization together 10 years ago, and now she's brought me along and other artists to teach the classes, like in dance, music, art. And so don't miss it. If you want your children to grow up to be smarter than you, then bring them to Tierra Blanca Art Center. Okay? You can find them on Facebook. And if you don't, you're a horrible fucking parent. That's right. I said it. I said it. Well, thank you, La Vista, for coming in. Thank you, Rudy. Thank you so much. You guys are awesome. Thank you. Nice meeting you, Infected. You guys are awesome. Thank you. All right, so we're going to get into this block of Infected songs. So you guys want to talk about the first song real quick before we get into it? What's next? Lodi pretty much was about just, me and my drummer, actually, our old drummer, this guy Mick, he was like a 45-year-old. Hey, bro. We like old drummers. You can describe it after the block, but I just want to say it's a rockin' tune. This is Verbal Vomit. There you go. You said you wanted to describe it. I know. Make up your mind, dude. We're like 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. It was written 14 years ago. It's about those hard lives that are out there. Written 14 years ago. All right, Verbal Vomit. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Let's get into it. Was that better? Living a home where there is no love Sitting in a room where we start our drudge Tears in our eyes cause dad's not here Haven't seen him in 15 years Mom don't care if I live or die She just had a wish Junkie's not looking for a high With hurt in my heart and rage in the brain Dad's damned up from this life of pain We're dangerous, we're dangerous I'm one of children with wasted lives We're dangerous, we're dangerous So I leave this home in the dead of night Looking to destroy this world of mine With hate in my eyes and fuel in my veins Gotta make this world feel all my pain Cause you don't care if I live or die I'm just another eyesore and waste of a lot Still hurt in this heart and rage in the brain Dad's damned up from this life of pain We're dangerous, we're dangerous I'm one of children with We're dangerous, we're dangerous We're dangerous, we're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous We're dangerous Oh yeah, is Jesus my friend? Is Jesus your friend, Katie? By Sunseed. Yes, by Sunseed. Jesus is my friend. Jesus is a friend of mine. Oh, you suck. Oh, cute. What's happening? You guys are fighting over beer? We're fighting over the last beer. You guys can share. You guys are brothers. He's not heavy. He's my brother. Look at you quoting 60 songs. And listen to the song, too. Jesus is your friend, man. I'm consolidating my swill. There you go. Do it. Yeah, make it seem like it's more. That's right. Wow, so that was good. That was awesome. I'm glad they came in. Man, that girl is pretty. Yeah. Oh, my God. Did you see her on Ryan? You should see. Her video? You have to see her live show. I'm trying to watch it, but my phone sucks. First of all, I'm engaged. Don't try to get me in trouble. No, no, no. I just said she was pretty. I'm not talking about stalking her. No, no. You should know. Your wife's going to be home with the pin roller. What is that thing called? The rolling pin? The rolling pin right there? What you been, Freddy? No, seriously. You should really check out this band because she, like, she, like, not a lot of people are animated in shows. Usually you get people who just stand there. Nah, man. She puts the whole fucking. She puts everything into it. She has a lot of energy. She uses a lot of energy in that. Even just sitting here and being chill, she oozes personality and stuff. Yeah. Here's the thing that's kind of rare about actually female singers, and I think it's always the difference between who's going to be big and who's going to be small time. It's sex appeal. And for somebody who's, like, a little older, she still has it. She has, like, her youth. You can see. A little bit older. She looks better than you. I know she does. No, that's what I'm saying. She just has that personality and exuberance, you know? She's a package. All right. So these songs we just did. We did what? Lodi. I hate your face. What is Lodi about? Lodi. Fuck the household. No, no, no, no, no. That was. That was. I hate your face. No, no. Lodi. Me and my drummer, we were sitting in the garage, and I got drunk. And he's like, if you keep drinking, you're going to end up where I am. So we just wrote lyrics to, you know, starting off young, just getting wasted. And we all know, man. I mean. I still see it, you know? If that's where your life is going, that's what takes it. That's where you kind of get the end of it. I know a couple of people who are Lodis. Oh, that's what a Lodi is? Once you can end up, yeah. People get stoned and drunk. I've seen some Lodis. 31 years old, living at my house. I have some Lodi friends. With your wife and your kid. I know some people who have it on their own. That's all they do is Lodi all day. They just work and then whatever they get. Alcohol's the worst drug out there, man. I mean, there's heroin. There's fucking crack. There's coke. There's this shit. Honestly. How dare you talk about it? I love being drunk. Being drunk is my favorite thing in the world. He's drunk right now, people. Probably. No, but honestly. When it really comes down to it, alcohol is the worst thing. You can tell because he's preachy. You see, that used to be me. I used to have that mentality. Now, I enjoy getting buzzed, but I enjoy more the taste of what I'm drinking. Nah. I agree. I'm a whiskey guy. That tastes like shit. Okay, please, for the love of God, don't say what I think. I think you're going to say. I hope you're playing it wrong. What's your favorite whiskey? My favorite absolute whiskey will be a scotch whiskey, and it's Oban. 24 a year, about $200 a bottle. Awesome. Now, if you're going to go for cheap shit, what do I like? Kessler. Okay, that's good. If you're going to say Jack Daniels, I piss on you 20 bucks for a bottle. There you go. That's overrated whiskey right there. Dave, I'll just show you how much I love whiskey. I got this shitty tattoo for it. And it says, hi. It says whiskey? You can't really tell. It looks like his key. It has whiskey on it? It looks like his key. His key. Oh, so you were in love with it? He does love whiskey. What are the strike marks? I don't know. How many whiskeys do you like? I guess. I have no idea. It was a bad tattoo. See, I'm a tequila man myself. That's my number two. I'll take my belt off and hit you with a buckle. Nah, I don't get vitals. I don't get drunk. Give me a tequila and it's a bad day. I enjoy it. It's delicious. It's a good drink. I don't drink Guervo. What's your tequila choice? My tequila choice right now would have to be... Casadores. It would have to be Casadores. Oh, my God. I love Casadores. But there's another one that my dad brings from Mexico. I don't know what it's called. Describe the bottle. What does it look like? It looks like a Casadores bottle. Square. No, it's a round bottle. The logo is like... You know they have that deer logo? Instead of a... Oh, deer? They use a goat. They use a goat head as their logo. And it's a pretty good tequila. It's a pretty good tasting one. You know who makes a good tequila for a cheap tequila? Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's? Their wannabe patron. Their wannabe patron, huh? I'm gonna fuck some shit up. All right, first of all, patron is never gonna be a good tequila. I'm sorry. It's palatable. If you can drink it and it tastes like water, that's not tequila. Tequila should taste like tequila. What's your favorite tequila, then? Yes. Tequila should taste like tequila. Yes. Tequila. Coralejo is good. I like Coralejo for a reasonably priced tequila. No, Cazadores. I'm sorry. Cazadores is pretty decent. My friend just bought me for my birthday a couple weeks ago a bottle of Añejo. Mm-hmm. Fantastic tequila. I mean, it's good for reasonably priced. Now, if you want a really good tequila, I gotta say it, and I hate saying it, but it is Jose Cuervo, Oh. No, the Reserva. The family reserve. Uh-huh. Yeah. And granted, it's like 200 bucks a bottle again, but I used to work at this tequila bar in Pasadena. Uh-huh. Man, that was a good freaking tequila. It's black as midnight. It looks like Guinness when you pour it into the shot glass. Oh, wow. It is so good. You're like the Muskell kind of guy. Well, Muskell tastes different. It tastes like, what's that stuff they put in your... It's just a plastic that it's in that it clashes off of. What's that local anesthetic the dentist put in your mouth? Novocaine? Novocaine? That's what it tastes like. Novocaine to me. Wow. What tastes like Novocaine? Mezcal. Mezcal. When you get that... Mezcaline? No, that rojo. What's that rojo stuff? Gusano rojo? Yeah. It tastes like Novocaine to me. Oh, okay. It's like numbing. Yeah. It's kind of... It's just... It has that weird acid, bitter taste to it. It's like when you get a shot from the dentist. Oh. But tequila, yeah. Cortalejo, you can't really go wrong with that. It's pretty reasonably priced, and that is tequila you can taste. Okay. Well, all right. Whatever. Fine. You like that. That's great. You're a true tequila drinker. I like drinking tequila that's not so crazy, you know? Like, I like a good silver. If it hits me too hard, man, I'm going to puke. I don't care what it is. But I do enjoy... I like to drink to drink. I don't like to drink to get all drunk like I used to. There's no point in drinking if you're not going to get drunk. I don't know. You're going to get drunk. I don't know. It just depends how drunk you want to get. I like to get a little tipsy, you know? No, I want to get drunk. No, you're just acting like... I'm with you. Gabe, that's why I stopped drinking because if I'm going to drink, I want to get drunk and I didn't want to keep getting drunk. No, you're going to get drunk. There's no point. And if it's Friday, I have to beat my wife to it. And if I don't, I just can't drink. You have to beat your wife to it. Yeah, because she can beat the... She'll get drunk before I even fucking blink. She's lightweight. You got to act accordingly. Depending on social structures... Look, I'm not going to go to the president's ball and get blitzed. Yeah. Not that I would ever go to the president's ball. I would never go to the president's ball. He's like Homer. He's like Homer. That's how you know they're brothers. I love music, but I hate going to shows sober. I hate going to a concert being sober. Have you tried it? Yeah, I did on Sunday. I saw The Adolescence. And I was sober. Oh, how was that show? I don't want to talk... I liked them. Steve Soto. Look, you can be honest. Who cares? No one's listening. Yeah. No, I liked it. I was sober, so I was angry. Because I had to go to work at 5 in the morning. You see, to be honest with you, I've never seen... I didn't like the fact that they played all their new shit. I don't watch Adolescence to play their new album. I watch Adolescence to play their old shit. Well, then you're not really a fan. With the blue album? But again, I didn't have to pay, so I guess I can't... Yeah, because it was at the sidebar, wasn't it? It was at the sidebar, so it was free. What's your favorite album? The blue album? Mm-hmm. I liked their early stuff, and that's pretty much it. It's too preachy for me, the new shit. Like Rudy was mentioning to me social distortion. And I guess you guys like them, too. I like social distortion. Personally, I don't like Mike Ness. Personally, with me, I just don't like the whole band, period. How? I just... To me, they just should have gave up after Mommy's Little Monster. Dude, Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll? No. Fucking awesome album, dude. You know, I gave them a chance, you know, and I was really... And I had their albums. I bought them. I'm not going to lie. You know, I bought their albums. I thought they were like... You know, when I... At that time, like, ah, they were pretty good. But as I got older, I was like... I just... They just started losing that appeal to me. I was just like, ah. I don't know. You know. They're hit or miss. They're very rudimentary as far as music goes. But what's good is really good. Yeah. You can have simplicity and have it to be beautiful. It's like the same thing we said with me. Like, with me, I like Bad Religion. Not a lot of people like them. A lot of people hate Bad Religion, you know? It's like, what era are you talking about Bad Religion? I'm talking about Bad Religion up until... I am going to say they should have gave it up after... Their first comeback album after they... Guess the Green? After they gave up. They were tossed by... They have 15 albums, dude. Yeah. 15 albums. The Great Race was good. They should have stopped there. Stranger Fiction or... Yeah. That's the one with the... That's the one after... That's the one with that infected... Yeah. Stranger Fiction. The Great Race was after that. It was after that. After that was another album. I forgot. But then the other one, which was Process of Belief. That was a good one. I was like, all right. They should... That's cool. That's a good album. Whatever. But... You have to understand... Their stuff on Atlantic wasn't so great, but their early stuff from the early 80s, I love it. Oh, 80s through 85? Okay. That's great. They're into the... Have you heard their album Into the Known? No. That is the worst fucking album out there. That's what it comes down to. Oh, is that the one with all the space age stuff? Yeah. That's with all the space age shit. That was technically their second album, right? That was their second album. That came out in like 80? Because it was... First it was Into the Unknown. Or no. How could it be Into the Unknown, which was the first one, I believe. That was weird, like experimental rock, though. Yeah. Because not all the members were in that. Yeah. That was one of those things. It's like, bad religion. For the most part, they've been fairly consistent. Obviously, they've gone softer. But when you're looking at a band, you've got to look at time period. You've got to look at... How bad numbers... How they mature, you know? But that being said... And the stage of their life. That being said, bad religion. Then you look at a guy like Heath Morris. That was your favorite band. Like, Heath Morris did the Circle Jerks. Great fucking band. Have you seen this stuff now in Off? Uh-uh. I've never heard of it. Fucking... Yeah. You should listen to Off. Off, that shit will fucking... He puts... He makes Circle Jerks look like a bunch of fucking pansies. It's going to change your life? It's not going to change your life. But you're going to be like, fucking this... For Keith Morris being as old as he is and fucking spitting out the lyrics he does and spitting out the music that they're playing. It features one of the members from Red Cross. I think it was one of the... One of the members from Red Cross, one of the members from Rockin' from the Crypt, and I forgot the other band. But it's...