you just like what we were talking about everybody sets their goals high and look what happens this isn't just ours this is everybody's this is everybody's this is what you need to have you need a little bit of family that's what we are when we get together we get people's take them together this is not the million dollar belt this is the hulkamaniac belt this is not purchased these belts this hulkamaniac team can't be bought you gotta fight kick and grind for it and hulk hogan we are gonna fight kick and grind for you all the way you know something multi-million dollar man now that we're winding down to the survivor series now that it's not that far off i really like the fact that you're being backed into a corner by your own team these guys aren't a bunch of has-beens like you tried to drill into the powers of pain's mind these are the best in the world brother these are the best at what they do these are the wwf tag team champions number one i'm glad you had to cut an extra check to the powers of pain and as far as jake the snake's ddt stretcher service arenas all around the country multi-million dollar man his opponents are getting that long slow ride in that rolling coffin as the ambulance wheels out of the arenas as the red lights come on i can't help but think you're gonna be the next victim of the ddt zeus you're mine take the snake how are you gonna get him in the bottom line is just my man a man is dying a thirst has to have water a dog is starving has to have food a child is crying has got to have some attention i have got to have you you know we all have our needs we all have our wants and we all have our needs and we all have our needs and we all have our needs and we all have our needs and we all have our needs and we all have our once but one thing i know multi-million dollar man winding down into this thing you're gonna be on the phone you're gonna try to get a hold of jake the snake you're gonna try to get a hold of demolition nobody here sells out we'll do it live broadcasting from downtown los angeles we'll do it live fuck it it's the more music radio pod do it live i can all write it and we'll do it live on skid row dot la fucking thing sucks five four three so hey what's going on everybody it's the more music radio pod on skid row dot la we're up at skid row studios and we're having another party all right check check yeah check my check what what got dan here to my left and we have our friends manhattan murder mystery yeah all right man yeah man uh sorry i'm late i actually was hanging out with glendale's finest before i came over here oh i was ice skating down and glendale no no they're working in person we're ice skating oh yeah man yeah i got detained for a little bit lucked out they let me go they let me go are you they left they left me off into the wild yep yep very lucky what did you do i made an illegal left turn oh we just said that earlier didn't we yeah an illegal it was kind of a questionable kind of left turn like in the middle of a yellow or red but i didn't want to argue with the gentleman they're actually pretty nice i was actually expecting to get beat up you know did you get a ticket you didn't get anything no no no they just they just had me there and like you know i'm i'm like already rushing as it is to get over here and um you know they they do that thing where they get your license and they'll sit in the car for a while and i was like a little nervous you know what i mean i don't want to tell you why i was nervous or what i was holding uh you know but uh no they came back and they were like why are you in a hurry and i'm like oh well i'm i'm about to go and do the more music radio pod on skid road.la believe it or not and uh they let me go cool one of the very few times that you get a break from especially the cops in glendale not me yeah so yeah are they surprised they're like wow you don't sound you don't look anything like you'd sound i'm sure they're big fans right they listen to the show all the time right yeah that's what he said and i think maybe he's a big fan of our show yeah glendale pd that's a great department all right thanks glendale pd anyway you know what uh we have manhattan murder mystery in studio uh let's get the show started we're gonna play a couple songs and we'll be back and talk to manhattan murder mystery on the more music radio pod all right they're gonna limber yeah yeah um i just want to thank each and every one of y'all for all you've done to your bodies it's still real to me damn it i mean thank you thank you all guys you're awesome thank you so much mr fuck for saying what needed to be said i don't want to see another one of these the more music radio pod oh! a a a a a a a 2 Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I got a hole in my head I got a hole in my head And everyone I know just fell right out of it I got a hole in my heart I got a hole in my heart And everything you see just keeps falling out my heart Oooooh I've got a hole in my head Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh Oooooh They started off in the fifth grade My high top vans, custom made Two tone blue, they've got checkerboards Setting down the site All the new roads and the mods All set to site Eric Now it's in scheme Girl with the tightest Shortest jeans You see that year Marbles was in sport Spanky so full Berry's nice in my cohort Stalking down in the cherry Finger P.M. really careful That my darts don't come out Of my old peach shorts Eric Eric! Now it's in scheme Ask me How to play No ice with the tide Swimming with the scarves And the octopus I never thought that I Would try! My race has been Taking her my draft My friends all gathered Pointed and laughed Gave up curios And my sillies On my own accord Mr. Call me Marble king Now they call me Gate lord In purple pants A message of love Was written I love Eric Pump on the back of your hand Eric Eric Eric Eric I was worse. I'm a D under a Marvel curse. I just gave up the last Marvel in my can. Call in, bitch. 1-800-893-9562 Ichihapyaku Yakuza Kugoroni Yeah, alright. Alright, alright, alright. Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. Yeah. We're getting good at taking these breaks, man. Coming right at the roll-in song. Yeah, well, I told you to switch to the Virginia Slims, man. They burn quicker. Yeah. And then you look cute when you smoke them, too. You know. I mean, you look cute when you smoke them. I look disgusting. Well, when the light hits you right. Thanks, Dan. You look alright. Yeah, mostly in the dark. Get those digital ones to, like, smoke in the studio. Oh, yeah, that's right. Yeah, we can get those e-cigarettes, right? Would that be okay, Jeremy? Could we do that? Synthetic cigarette. You know, those mock cigarettes. No, no, they're like electronic cigarettes. Like the ones you charge up and they're a lot more healthier than you. You just inhale the chemical. There's one where it's, like, mist or something instead of, like... It's vapor. Yeah, vapor. So we have... You're pretty talented. You could, like, talk and sing at the same time. Yeah. You know what I mean? Cool. That's cool. I wonder if anybody, like, trips out. Because I know there's some people that kind of test the limits with those e-cigarettes, you know? And they'll smoke indoors. Like, there's this guy at work that has one. And it's kind of weird that you see this guy puffing on this... On a thing that looks like a cigarette at work inside, you know? I'm like, oh, that's cool. I want to do that, too. Well, I've seen people do it, like, at airports. You know, places like that. Oh, yeah? Nobody bust their balls? No. All right, everybody. So we have Manhattan Murder Missions. We have Mystery in Studio. We have Matt, Katya, and Laura, and a new face, man. I'm Todd. Todd. That's Todd. If you want to talk to Todd, he's at 1-800-893-9562. And we're here, too, hanging out with Todd. But you cannot talk to Matt or Katya or Laura. Just let them. Just let them. Nah, they can talk if they want. Sure. Yeah, all right. You can talk to those guys, too. 1-800-893-9562. That is 800-893-9562. All right. All right. Yeah, man. We were listening to some Manhattan Murder Mystery. I've got a hole in my head, and that's off your new cassette EP, right? Women's House. Women's House, yes. Women's House. Women's House. One woman. Yeah. It's named after a house that I lived at. Did you? Oh, yeah. We played there, right? I didn't realize that was your home. I mean, your old home. Just for a little while. You don't really look like a woman. I don't really look like a house, either. Well. Well. So, when did you record that? Was that just while you were living there, or was it just live? I wrote most of it while I was living there, and then we recorded it last month to try to have it done in time for this, and we just barely made it. So, was that record mostly fueled by the Jack in the Box across the street? Yeah. Jack in the Box, and there's a good bagel place also on the other corner. There's a good nails place across the street, too, if you want to get your nails done or get a weave or something. They have human hair. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Fat grabbers. Yeah, they do have fat grabbers. I remember that. Yeah, man. So, a cassette, man. Yeah. A cassette. So, that's the new vinyl. I keep telling... I told everybody, like, 10 years ago, I'm like, watch, man. You know how people are with the vinyl records right now? Cassettes, man, is where it's going to be at. Watch. I'm waiting for CDs to come back. Yeah. That'd be really cool, man. CDs will be the new cassette. Yeah. Remember those? Yeah, man. So, yeah, dude. So, Women's House, you guys just recorded it, and you guys are doing a residency over at what used to be Spaceland. Yes, the satellite. Every Monday night in December at the satellite. That's right. And you can catch Manhattan Murder Mystery and the Monolators and Seasons and the Mormons this coming Monday. And Cholo Carwash. And Cholo Carwash is DJing. Boom, boom. Yeah, man. That's going to be a lot of fun, man. It's like Mr. T's night, right? So, you try to get these bands that played at Mr. T's Bowl, right? Yeah. It kind of reminds me of a show we've had probably like 10 times or something. Yeah, pretty much. But it's been a while. It's been a long time. Yeah, see what everybody's up to now. Yeah. So, how was the show last Monday? It was nuts. Yeah? Who played? Last Monday was Peg Leg Love, Kid Infinity, and Stab City. Oh, cool. How was it? Oh, it was great. Yeah? I've never heard Kid Infinity. Do you like that? Well, I'm guessing you did since you asked them. Yeah, I like them. They did a good job. Would you say they're better or worse than The Ultimate Warrior? Probably worse than The Ultimate Warrior. I know. He's pretty badass. Yeah, The Ultimate Warrior is pretty badass. If you said better, I'd be like, damn. I thought he was dead. He's a conservative. I thought he was dead, but he's alive because I saw him on YouTube talking about Macho Man Randy Savage's death and stuff. And he was like really serious and deep and stuff. I didn't realize. That Ultimate Warrior was so deep. He's like Bill O'Reilly now. He has this website and he writes all these blogs and stuff. He says all this really extremely conservative stuff, but then also still throws in stuff about how Hulk Hogan sucks. Yeah. Yeah, man. You know what I noticed about Manhattan Murder Mystery is it's like WWF and wrestling, pro wrestling, is like a common theme in the flyers and stuff. Oh, yeah. Now, are you all into WWF? I mean, we got Matt here and two girls and now Todd. So I guess it's more of a guy thing, but girls, were you into that? Yeah, growing up, I used to watch it all the time. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Who was your favorite? Probably like Rick Rude. I don't know. Something like that. Ravishing Rick Rude? Yeah. And he would like... His thing is like... He was just like an arrogant kind of dude and he would go and he'd like make out with women in the audience. Remember that? Yeah. He'd like win and then he'd shake his hips and stuff. Wow. Yeah, man. Why do I not remember that guy? What? He seems like such a G. Yeah, Ravishing Rick Rude, man. He had a feud with the Ultimate Warrior. I remember Mr. Perfect. Yeah. Because when I'm chewing my gum and I spit it out... Yeah, I try to do that shit too. I try to hit it. I can never... I haven't done it once. I've never done it. Can you guys do that? The Mr. Perfect? Spit out the gum and smack it away? I don't really... I've never tried. I don't really chew gum very much. I'm pretty sure I can. I can kick it really far. I can do that. So, yeah. In fact, like speaking of WWF and since you guys are into WWF, I think it's WWE, but fuck that, right? Yeah. Fuck. What the fuck is WWE? World Wrestling Entertainment. Yeah. And then their logo doesn't even look like a WWF. It's just like two W's now. Yeah. Two W's. Where's the E? I don't know. At least put the E. If you're going to call it WWE, you know what I mean? Yeah. But yeah, back in the day, man, WWF with Hulk Hogan and Bruce the Barber Beefcake and Rowdy Roddy Piper. Iron Sheik. Iron Sheik. Kamala. Man, that was awesome. You're brawny. Adrian Adonis. I know. He was awesome. So, like I had an idea like later on, I think maybe in the... After the next break, I have a game that we're going to play and it's called the WWF. It's like more old school. There might be a couple newer themes, but it's a WWF wrestling theme game. And we're going to play some themes of your favorite, some of the ones that we mentioned. And you got to guess, you know. And in fact, like if people want to call 800-893-9562, maybe you can play. And you can have Matt or anybody from Manhattan Murder History play for you if you want. You can agree with them. We'll play the theme. We'll play the theme. And then like if Matt will say, oh, okay, I think I know this one. And then, you know what I mean. That's if we call. And if nobody calls, we'll just play it ourselves. It'll be like Hollywood Squares. Yeah. Yeah. It'll be exactly like Hollywood Squares, man. Yeah, man. I like game shows. I'll be Shadow Stevens. I want to be Monroe from Too Close for Comfort. Jim J. Bullock. Oh, yeah. He was on ALF. Yeah. You know, my mom worked. And it was. It's really weird. You know that guy's gay? Because of my mom. No way. My mom was working. ALF is gay? My mom was working in an office. ALF love pussy. My mom was working in an office. And I guess like his boyfriend was working in the office. And long story short, I ended up getting a Jim J. Bullock portrait, signed portrait. What? From him. Yeah. You still have it? I still got it. Yeah. It's got to be worth millions by now. Yeah. Well, to me, yeah, it's priceless. You know? You know what he wrote? He wrote, take care of that asthma doll. Meanwhile, if I can jump 35 years later, I'm smoking cigarettes and stuff. Great. Smart. What's an asthma doll? It's like a really scary doll. When you pick it up, it wheezes and stuff. He was calling you doll. Yeah. Is that right? There's like a line of like these baby dolls now that they have like different diseases when you buy them. There's some that have like twisted up legs. Is that a polio? There's like really skinny ones, the crack baby ones. I got like five of those. I got like every race crack baby. You guys should look for them. I want one with Legionnaire's disease. Yeah. We had one with, what do they call that when your fingers fall off? No fingers? Yeah. Leprosy? Yeah, leprosy. Yeah. The leprosy one is cool, but I keep like losing all the fingers. Oh. And the little balls and stuff. My leper baby is male. Started off male anyway. So yeah, man, it's been a while since we've had you at Skid Row Studios, man. What do you think of the new place? Oh, it's great. It's the shit, right? Yeah. It's a whole different beast. Yeah, man. It's a real, like you were saying, it's like a real radio station now. Yeah. All right, man. So it's been a while. So what have you guys been up to besides recording this thing? You guys have been playing lots of shows. Have you guys gone on tour? Got out of town yet? Yeah, we've gone out of town a few times. We went to South by Southwest last time, and we went to Portland like a couple months ago. That was real nice. Was that the last time, the last South by Southwest? Did the mobile unit show up there? I can't remember. I think that was the one before. Time is such a blur. Oh, yeah. I think that was twice. Yeah, we went like twice. And you guys got like arrested and stuff? Yeah. Yeah, we got stopped at the border, or like the border patrol in El Paso. The dog smelled something funny in our car, and they held us for four hours to figure out what that funny smell was. Oh, yeah. They found out what it was, and they just... Well, we just hung out in a room. Dan took a shit. Yeah, well, he in jail, so... I was hanging out with my friends. I was like, come on, guys. Have you guys ever been arrested? Help me wipe. I got arrested one time. For what? For like, me and my friend went to this party, and we were supposed to have a ride home, but we got like ditched. Mm-hmm. So we had to like walk home for a really long time down like the side of the highway, and this cop came up. Like, it was like, I was like in high school or something. I was like, maybe I just turned 21, and like, the cop was like, have you guys been drinking tonight? And I like, I was kind of dumb, I guess. I like, I wasn't drunk, but I was like, oh, yeah, we had a couple beers. And then we got put in the drunk tank for the night. For a couple beers? For walking. Wow. I figured like a couple beers if I'm not drunk, like, it makes sense to me. Like, it's fine. Yeah. Sometimes you just got to say, no, I wasn't drinking. Yeah. Yeah. I learned my lesson now. It's better to lie. Do like the cop Jedi mind trick. Yeah. No, I wasn't drinking, and you're going to let me go. Yeah. Just accuse them of you've been drinking. That always works. Reverse psychology. So Todd, are you playing rhythm guitar in Manhattan Murder Mystery? Are you guys like sharing lead duties, or what's the deal now? It's a new lineup. You guys always have like different people coming in the band. Is this like a permanent thing? I've been kind of playing with them, I think, off and on for like two, three years now. Pretty much. The first time I did was like ages ago when I played banjo and stuff. But then like, it just didn't really work very well. It's like such a loud band, and banjo didn't work. And so I just switched to guitar. Is it hard to play banjo? In this band, yeah. And it just would feed back. It doesn't really act too much, so. I find it's hard to play banjo without a rocking chair. Yeah. I don't know. I guess I've been playing with them a couple of years. It's been more recent. Like recently, it's been more steady. And then I mixed this most recent album for him and played a lot on it. And so. Nice. Where did you guys record that? At the women house? No, we recorded part of it just at like our friend's house. And then the rest we like mixed and mastered in his apartment. Cool. Cool. Yeah. And like, what is that? Like your like third release or so? How many releases have you had? I guess like three. Yeah. Kind of, I think. Three. Yeah. Kind of three. Well, we've made a lot of different little demos and stuff. Yeah. But I guess like now for like real releases, we had like a seven inch. And then we had like a full album that came out earlier this year. And now this. And we just did it ourselves. So we're like, oh, we're going to do this one. Well, I really like it, man. Last week we played Stadium Way. That's a really cool song. And we just heard I've Got a Hole in My Head. And that's off of Women House. Right. And you guys are going to play like some songs tonight, right? I guess. I'm going to try. Oh, yeah. And also after I've Got a Hole in My Head, you heard The Beaters with Marble King. I had this bad habit of I just play the songs. And I'm going to play through the list. So if you guys can remember, remind me to read these songs because they're always great bands that we like to play here on the More Music Radio pod. Yes. So do you think maybe we'll take a break, play a couple songs. You guys can come back and play something for us. You guys got something? OK. I guess so. You got guitars here. I mean, I'd hate for you to have brought them down for nothing. You know what I mean? That would be terrible. Cool. All right. Well, you know what? Let's take a break. We're going to play a little bit of a song with Manhattan Murder Mystery. And you guys are going to play some songs. And maybe we'll play that game. You guys into that game? That sounds great. WWF theme song game. What are the prizes? A Mormons We're Not Dead 7-inch. That sounds great. That actually comes with the EP. Awesome. I already have one. Oh, you do? Oh, OK. Well, you can't win anyway. I probably won't with this crowd. Yeah. So anyway. Call up 800-893-9566. Call up 800-893-9566. Call up 800-893-9566. Call up 800-893-9566 too if you're into WWF, especially old school WWF. And see if you could guess the theme songs and stuff. So anyway, we'll take another break. We'll play a couple more songs. And we'll be back with Manhattan Murder Mystery on the More Music radio pod. Hold up. Wait a minute. How? You got the right bitch. Hold up. How the fuck up? How? You got the right bitch. The More Music radio pod. 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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 2 2 I am a real American Fight for what's right Fight for your life Yeah, welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. All right, we're here with Manhattan Murder Mystery. You guys know that song, right? You guys ever hear this song before? Oh, you guys don't have your headphones on yet. Oh, no. Watch, when you put them on right now, watch, watch. You hear that? Yeah. So, like, okay, so what theme song is this? For what professional wrestler is this theme song? I think it's like this one. What is it? It doesn't ring a bell? The food? Say that again? Rick Rude? No, no. I thought you watched Rick Rude had the, like, stiffer music. I don't remember it. I don't remember the theme song. This is a theme song for Hulk Hogan. Hulkster. Remember? He'd come out, waving the big flag, big American flag. Yeah. And then he'd do the thing with the ear. He'd go, whap, whap, whap, and put his hand to his ear. It's hard to not see it over the radio. Right. He did, like, a little with his hand. He would see what side of the crowd was, like, the loudest. And then if they were loud, he would, like, do a couple poses. Right. He'd be like, yeah, right. Yeah, I like a little thing. He would throw his pose. I like his pose. We're doing, like, an audio montage right now. Like, I'm just imagining the part where, like, Andre the Giant's choking him out. You know, like, referee's dropping his arm. And it'll drop, like, once and twice. But, like, the third time, like, oh! And then, like, the fist comes up. He'd hold it up. Oh, shit. It would drop halfway. It would drop halfway, and you're like, no! And you're like, come on, Hulk! He's holding it up. Did anybody? I don't think I ever saw anyone actually lose from, like, having their hand drop three times. Yeah, me neither. That's weird. Yeah. Yeah. How do you get the job to be a referee in professional wrestling? It seems like the smoothest job ever. You just have to be able to count to two and a half and run around and go, no, no, no, no, no. Right. And also turn your back every time somebody's doing something. You have to also be easily distracted. So, yeah, man. So, this is called the WWF Wrestling Theme Game. And we're going to play some themes. I'm going to play it off this computer here. And then you guys are going to have to guess which pro wrestler this theme is from or for. Okay? You guys ready? Yes. All right. And I know you guys know a lot about WWF and wrestling and stuff. So, this should be – I think you guys will be good at this. So, I don't know. Some of these are easier than the other ones, you know, whatever. So, let me see. Which wrestler or what wrestling theme? Which wrestling is this? Here we go. I know it. Okay. All right. You know it. Okay. Does anybody else know this one? Anybody want to take a guess before Matt? I really like this one. It's kind of like – this is like one of my favorite – I'm going to give you guys a hint. This is one of my favorite tag teams. Tag team wrestlers. All right. There was like one guy who – Kind of smelly, kind of disgusting a little bit. There was one guy. One guy and his job was like he wrote all the theme songs for WWF. Really? Really. Yeah. Wow. He was awesome. What's that guy's name? I don't remember. It's a Wikipedia thing. There's like an article on him in WWF magazine one time. Yeah? Yeah. He's like a genius. All right, Matt. So, why don't you let everybody know what theme song this is, man? It's the Bushwhackers. Yeah. Yay! Hey! And they would walk around stomping around with their arms. Like whatever. And they're like, you know, whatever. But, yeah. So, that is the Bushwhackers theme. You're pretty good, man. You know these ones, man. Thank you. I have a lot of respect for you. You know? For Musical.ly and for WWF. You know, you guys, I don't know. You guys got to catch up. But there's more, so. By the way, shout out to Matt Time Radio. Shout out to Matt Time Radio. And let's see. Speaking of Matt Time Radio, I'm going to get a tough one here. This was like one of the tougher guys. Okay? Ready? Ready? Here we go. What theme song is this? I was going to say Little John right now. Oh. Ah, see. They're getting a little bit harder now, I think. Right? If anybody wants to guess, 800-893-9562. I don't know. It sounds pretty evil, though. All right. Okay. So, this guy has actually, he's gained a little bit. I'm going to give you guys a hint. He's gained a little bit more popularity ever since going on. He's been on the Howard Stern Show recently. I'm not on that show. Like in the last couple of years. That was- Iron Sheik. Iron Sheik. All right. We need like an applause. You guys got some sound effects? You want to hear about some sound effects? Some applause or something? Woo. All right. There you go. You got the roadies. Ding, ding, ding, ding. Something like that. All right. So, yeah. That is the theme song to the Iron Sheik. He really likes Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior a lot. Yeah. And B. Brian Blair. Yeah. Brian Blair. Yeah. And you know, when he was on Howard Stern, he was like, I'm going to do this. You know, when he was on Howard, he would talk about how- How they're all gay. He was like macho man, Randy Savage. And he would say, you come to my dressing room. You come, you smoke my marijuana. You come to smoke my crack. And then you filthy Jew, son of a bitch, maggot, motherfucker. I got to, you know what? Maybe in a little bit, I'll try to pull some Iron Sheik, him going off and stuff when he was on the Howard Stern show. That sounds great. Yeah. It's good to see that he's still alive. Iron Sheik. All right, man. All right. So you guys having fun? You guys want another one? Yes. All right. Let me see. Hmm. Let me give you a kind of easier one. All right. Okay. Here we go. This was another one of my favorites. Dude. Yeah. I know this one. Okay. So Matt knows this one already. 800-893-9562 and check it out. It's a great song. It's a great song. It's a great song. It's a great song. It's a great song. All right. So I'm going to go to 800-9562 and try to guess what theme song this is for. The wrestler. WWF. I just realized there's probably younger people listening that are like, what the fuck is this? Where the fuck is that? Because this was in the 80s, right? Yeah. The theme songs now, they're all Nickelback songs and stuff. It's stupid. Yeah. It's pretty terrible. Okay. So this guy actually, he used to bring a friend out with him. Can I guess? All right, Dan. You got a guess? Is that Junkyard Dog? No. No. They're not saying dog, dog, dog. But he was another one of my favorites. That was like way back in the day, too. Sorry, I was feeling the soul. He was in the WWF cartoon. Yeah. Remember that? I think this guy was in it, too, wasn't he? Yeah, he was. Coco Beware was in it. Oh. Oh, you're giving it away. Yeah. I'm just trying to answer it in a special way. I did, honestly. I used to watch it all the time. My brain just doesn't work anymore as it used to. Yeah. Coco Beware, he used to bring his bird. Do you guys remember the name of his bird? I think it was Frankie. Frankie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. There you go. You're good, man. All right. Hmm. Let me see. I'll do another ... Okay. This one's ... You know what? I'm going to do ... This one's kind of hard, though. But this was actually another one of my favorites, and I like this theme song. This is a cool theme song. Check it out. Oh, yeah. It's cool. Oh, nice. Yeah. Yeah. This guy had a cool move. He would stun somebody, and then he'd bounce off the ropes, and then he'd go down the stairs. Oh, nice. Yeah. And then he'd come off, and then he'd be jumping, doing a flying cross handle. What? Yeah. So he was one of these guys. He'd do a lot of flying and a lot of jumping and stuff. Oh. But listen to this song. I think this is the guy you're talking about that wrote the songs. Yeah, probably. Because they were very similar. Oh, yeah. Sounds like the theme to Nightcore. Yeah. It's cool. Cool. You never know what this is, but ... Okay. This guy was brown. Okay. He was ... So, what? He was not white. Oh. Okay. I thought his name was Brown. You can hear the Latin flavor in the ... Yeah. There's a little Latin beat. Yeah, of course. This was another one of my favorite wrestlers, Tito Santana. This is Tito Santana. Oh. Oh. You guys like this game? It sucks, huh? No, no, no. You like it? Yeah. I don't know. It's great. You like it. You guys are into it? I just remember the El Matador song. Do you guys remember these wrestlers, or I think ... Are we a lot older than you guys? No. I'm waiting for the hockey talk, man. I was going to pull that one, but it's just so obvious. Everybody knows it. You just hear him singing, and suddenly you're like, oh, there's the fucking hockey talk. You should have started that in the first round, man. I mean, like first round of Jeopardy. That's all easy. Here's a ... Everybody loves a villain, so this was a villain. I'm going to give you a hint already. This was a villain. Fucking asshole. Okay? Ready? Here we go. Guess which theme song for what wrestler? Check it out. How's it going? Oh, fuck. I fucked it up already. Hold on. I'm going to do it again. I'm going to do it again. I got to start it again. Hold on. Okay. All right. I'll wait. Okay. Here we go. Check it out. This is an easy one. Yeah. You know this one, right? But what about you guys? Obviously, Matt has his WWF shit down. Yeah. Okay? You guys, I don't know. Dan, I mean, don't look at the computer screen, but ... No. I wouldn't have known this one. I saw, so I'm tainted, but ... He says it right there. He says it right there. Yeah. I would know it. It's the Million Dollar Man. It's the Million Dollar Man. It's the Million Dollar Man. It's the Million Dollar Man. It's the Million Dollar Man. It's the Million Dollar Man. Oh, man. Oh, man. This guy was cool because he would come out with money, throwing money around and stuff, and he had the million dollar belt that he made. It's made of diamonds and gold and stuff. He was a born again Christian. Yeah. Man. I remember there was this one time- Really? ... he made this kid cry. It was awesome. He had an autobiography thing. Really? He was a Christian the whole time. Really? Did he talk ... I wish he was here so I could ask him, because I would ask him, playing like a bastard. He was so tortured like that. Was it just kind of like a thrill for you because it's just so opposite of your ... Can you pretend to be him? Okay. You read the book, right? Yeah. A long time ago though. We're here with Ted DiBiase, the Million Dollar Man from wrestling. Good to be here. Thank you for coming. I really appreciate it. You were a bastard back ... You would make me so angry and stuff, but I really loved your character. You're a born again Christian, you were just telling me, right? Yes. Was that ... Did you get a rush from doing that? Well, I'm sorry I made you so angry, first of all. Okay. All right. Okay. That's okay. I understood it was like a show, but you know what I mean? But you did make me angry. One time, you had $100 for this kid. Oh, that's what I was talking about. The one with the basketball? Yeah, yeah. I just dribbled it like 10 times. Straight up and down. You don't got to do nothing. You don't got to do nothing. And then on the 10th bounce, he was almost there and Ted DiBiase kicked the ball out. Like, oh, you got to nine. Fucking bastard, man. Do you remember how ... He kicked the ball out and then he was all fucking ... I had a slave. Yeah, Virgil, right? With Virgil. Yeah. That was kind of weird. Yeah. I was like, man, these guys sound like black guys with them. He's a manservant. Yeah. And there was another one that had one, too. You know what? In fact, there was another guy and he had a security guard, a black dude, and it was always kind of weird. He's like, oh, the white guy is the ... Do you think he would be good? That you got the white guy again dominating the fucking black dude, man. Do you think it'd be good or bad for Manhattan Murder Mysteries image to hire Virgil? Well, here's another guy who had ... I mean, I know. I'm talking to Ted DiBiase right now. We got a black dude with him. Check him out. We could probably ... This one's ... I'm not sure. This one may be easy. Yeah. This one's going to be easy for Matt. It may be a little easier for you guys, too. All right? Here's this guy. If you ever take me down to Cobb County, Georgia ... Yeah. Do you guys remember this guy? You're so hard times. You've been serving hard times. You know from ... Is this the guy who pulled you over earlier? Yeah. This is the guy that pulled me over. You should have cranked this up when he pulled ... When he would walk in your window. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We get rowdy. They're just like some concerned citizens, I guess, who like walk around like keeping people in line. Wearing sweet-ass duck tails, man. All right. You know, I got one for you guys. Maybe we'll do a couple more of these, but check this one out. I want to see if you guys recognize the theme to this wrestler. I think you guys should know this one, I think. Pretty cool, though, right? Yeah. Sounds like a prince. Yeah. That's a good song. I know this. This guy was like part of a brother team. And I'm going to give it away. Brett the Hitman Hut? No. No, but you guys wrote a song about this guy. Yeah. And that is? Owen Hart. Owen Hart. The Rocket. All right. You guys didn't know this one? I'm like, these guys are going to get this one. These guys are into Owen Hart. It took me a second. I don't know why I couldn't place it. What happened to that guy, man? He did a flying jump, broke his neck or something. He was supposed to get lowered down into the ring. It wasn't much of a jump. It wasn't much of a fall. He did a flying fall. He was supposed to get lowered down to the ring on this wire thing from the rafters and the device or whatever. He fell out of it and fell and hit the... It was during a pay-per-view, too. You know, this song kind of makes me want to do lines of coke and stuff. Oh, yeah. That's a great idea. Off the hood of a Camaro. All right. So that's Owen Hart. Doesn't Macho Man have a rap about Owen Hart also? What does he have? He did a song about Mr. Perfect. It was called The Perfect Friend. Oh, Mr. Perfect. Yes. He was my perfect friend. Yes. That's a good one. Man, Macho Man rap? Let's see. Hold on a second. He did like... What was that song? He did like Get on the Floor or something. It was supposed to be like In the Club. Yeah. It was like a knockoff. Every single one of the songs on that album is a knockoff of some popular song. It's so funny. Can you guys hear that? It's very low, but... It's very low. This is a Macho Man rap. Yeah, Macho Man drove into a tree. He had a heart attack and drove into a tree. Oh. He looks like Chong, kind of, you know? You ever notice that? Yeah. Like old, they look alike. I'm pretty sure no one's ever been in the street and said, man, you're the illest. I think he's making that up. Yeah. I want to see Macho doing his thing. I love the intro on this album. Like, it's like... It's like, hey, was he still doing his thing? Oh, yeah. And this one girl's like, oh, I'd do him. I don't know, man. I was really interested. That might have been Miss Elizabeth. I didn't sound like her. Maybe that's why he crashed. They were arguing over that girl. And we have a caller. All right. Cool. Caller, you are on the air with Manhattan Murder Mystery on the More Music Radio Pod. What's up? What would you like on your pizza? Macho Man Randy Sack. Oh, shit. Macho Man from the grave. What's going on, Randy? I got out of my grave with my meat stick. Whatever they are. Same, Jim. What up, man? Hey, what's going on? Mad Time Radio in full effect. Shout out. Hey, hey, what's going on? Mad Time. Hey, did you guys talk about Jimmy Superfly Snuka already? Oh, yeah. What happened? I don't know. You guys always... Little Jimmy Superfly Snuka. Little Sergeant Slaughter. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, so do you want to play the, um, the, guess the, the theme song game since you're on? It sounds like you know about, uh, wrestling. Man, I listen to those songs. I'm like, I don't even remember them. But, okay, let's play. All right. Give me the song. All right. Let me give you, uh, this one kind of easy one. This is like way back in the day. Ready? Here goes. Okay. All right. All right. I think I know that already. All right. Which one is that? Uh, Rowdy Roddy Piper. No. No. I'll give you, I'll give you another guess. All right. I know this one. He was in the cartoon, too. Is that the Honky Tonk Man? No. No. One more guess. Man, I suck at wrestling. This is the theme you want to say, Matt? It was Hillbilly Jim. That's right. Hillbilly Jim. I don't think I ever saw Hillbilly Jim. Don't go missing with a country boy. Country boy. Country boy. I always get nervous if I'm in a bar and they start singing this kind of shit. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? You're brown. You got to run out, man. Yeah. I start looking around and say, hey, where'd my friends go? Hey, you guys were talking about, who was it? This cop dude. Big Boss Man? Yeah. Yeah, that dude used to have like a big old Confederate flag on his sleeve and stuff. Pretty funny. Old school. It was different times. Different times. Hey, let me. All right, give me another song. All right, let me. One more, another song. Let me throw another one. And we have another caller. Oh, okay. We got a second player for the WWF theme game. Caller, you're on the air. Oh, now it's all like Dolphy. Caller. It's tag team style. Hi. Hey. Hey. Hey, this is Marcus. Hey, what's up, Marcus? Hey, I think that was Hacksaw. No, that was Hillbilly Jim. That was Hillbilly Jim. You're on the delay, so you didn't hear that. But the Hacksaw Jim Duggan theme is like really easy. You automatically guess it. You know? I don't know if you guys remember, but you automatically guess it. Oh, yeah. It's like, I just had it in there because I wanted to play it. I mean, listen. It's good. Princey. It sounds kind of like Prince Steve. Yeah. Maybe. Maybe. Are you sure that article wasn't about Prince? Maybe. Let's go. Another call. Me and this Marcus guy want to try to win. Yeah. All right. Cool. Let's put the two callers against each other. Yeah, that's what we're going to do. We're going to play the WWF theme game on the More Music Radio pod for- Loser hangs up. For a Mormons We're Not Dead 7-inch. Playing in online one. Maybe Manhattan Murder Mystery will give you a tape. You know what I mean? Okay. Tapes are $5. They're not for prizes. All right. Check this out. I better win because if not on Sundays at 6 o'clock, Mad Top Radio is going to be doing some major bad talking over there. Yeah, man. You guys are going to be in at 6 o'clock on what day? Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Whatever you do, just don't kick our asses. You know? Sunday. Sunday. We can always talk shit out. If we ever irritate. All right. So here we go, guys. Here's another one. Check it out. Check it out. Shit. I don't know this one. Hey, Marcus, turn your radio down, buddy. Yeah, have you got your computer up? No, no. I thought that was Marcus playing that music. I'm going to give you guys a hint. This was a tag team. You know? You're pulling deep cuts. Yeah. I don't know. These are hard. All American boys. I don't think I know. Man, if you stump Matt, you know it's... I don't think I know this one. This one is awesome. They're getting a little harder on the WWF theme game. This, you guys want me to give it to you? Yeah. All right. Yeah. Give me the mark. Can I guess? This, okay, you want to guess? It's a tag team. Is it Strikeforce? No. No. This is a theme to the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers. Remember those guys? I've heard of them. Yeah, the Canadians. The Canadians. That's why this sounds funny. They're all American boys. Why are they all... That was the Mountie. Yeah. Before we became the Mountie. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. All right. Cool. So, all right. You guys want to do another one? Yeah. One more. All right. Let's see. Okay. So, this one is an old school one. I don't know how long you guys have been listening, but this is an old school one. And here goes. This is the first time I've ever heard of this. I think I know this one. You know this one, right? Yeah. This guy was crazy. Yeah. Okay. It's obviously... You guys got a guess? What's like the most racist, best thing you can think of? You're probably right. I don't know. Do either of you guys have a guess? I'm going to say no, I don't have a guess. Okay. Well. You guys aren't very good at the WWF theme game because that was the theme for Kamala. Remember Kamala? The Ugandan giant. The Ugandan giant. Yeah. He had like a Japanese handler. Yeah. And he always wore... Mr. Fuji. Yeah, Mr. Fuji. He wore a miniskirt. Oh. Yeah, he did. So, he was like carted in like an animal. It was super racist. It was awful. He wore that like mask and the spear. Yeah, yeah. He was like... I got to give these guys a good one. He was like from Georgia. Yeah. All the rest... Aren't all the wrestlers now just like all American white people? Yeah. It's like... Boring. No character. Now they're like... It's like Joe Smith and like... You know, I can't remember when I dropped out of watching wrestling. It just started getting like really shitty. Like, I wasn't watching it like when The Rock and all that bullshit... They're all like country... They're all like bleeped out country singers. I was... I probably went out because I remember like watching Steve Cold... Steve Cold Stone... Austin's? Stone Cold Steve Austin? Oh, man. I think you just Twittered that dude's name. Yeah. Stone Cold... Stone Cold Steve Austin. Remember when he had that what thing? Remember you'd say what all the time? Yeah. I just thought that was funny. But then that was the last thing I remember. So I think I dropped out around that time. I think I stopped... I stopped around when it became WWE. Yeah. And for like a year or something, a couple years later, I like... When like Hulk Hogan came back, I watched some around them. Yeah. It was sad though when Hulkster came back. Yeah. He's like all old. I dropped out when Hulk Hogan dropped a leg drop on somebody. Let me tell you something, brother. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. He's like Hulk Hogan. We found out he was, you know, praying and doing his vitamins, but they're steroids. So... Yeah. It's like vitamins. Yeah, but Hulkster's the ultimate. I still got the poster, man. Vitamins make you strong just like steroids do. It's the same thing. Yeah. And he had a good thing too. I like when he got older, he tried to hide that he was more involved by wearing a bandana. Yeah. Do you have the song for Andre the Giant? Does he have a song? Oh, no. I could maybe look that one up on YouTube. I don't remember what his song was. All right. Let me give you guys another one. I'm just going to play these because they're like giving me flashbacks and stuff and I like it. So here's another dude who's kind of a dick. Okay. So here we go. I think I know this one. Okay. Matt knows it. You guys don't want to wait. Did you guys? No idea. No idea. It's Mr. Perfect. He's so rude. Who said that? Who said that? I did. Who was that? I did. Marcus. I did. I did. Oh, see, I knew something. We're not like good at like telling who. Mr. Perfect. No. Who said Mr. Perfect? I did. Who's that? I did. Me. Marcus Rodriguez. If Marcus said Mr. Perfect, you are wrong because that is. No. The other guy went to get. You want to take a guess? Yeah. Want to take a guess? No, she already got. I got one. Ravishing recruit. There you go. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Would you give him a kiss? No. No? Because he's a jerk, huh? Yeah. Because of the mustache. Yeah. Itchy. Hey, by the way, you have to play some of those Iron Sheet clips you were talking about. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to see if I can try to find some of those. Those are hilarious, dude. Your impression was pretty good, man. Thanks, man. Yeah. I love Iron Sheet. I like when he fucking freaks out. I like how he calls everyone gay and threatens to. He says, you are gay and faggot and I'll fuck you in the ass. Really? That's what you're going to do? What does that say about you, dude? They're so funny, man. They're like spot on with your impression, dude. So you really have to get those and play them because they're just crazy, dude. It sounds like Iron Sheet. And he's like. He was like stuck in there. He was like 1989 or whenever he used to wrestle, you know. Yeah. I should be the champion. Yeah. He's crazy. At the Pontiac Silverdome in Michigan in front of thousands of people. I was wrestler for Iran's Olympic team. I am gold. I am world champion. Yeah, man. He was cool, man. Iron Sheet, man. He's still alive. He's still alive. I'm ready to go and check out, man. Just trying to call in and show some support. All right. Cool. So what's going to go? What's going to go? What's going to happen on your show, man? What you got coming up on Sunday, right? Yeah. Sunday. We've got a dude from a place called Chingasos MMA coming through. Oh, cool. Yeah. It's like, you know, they do a live feed on all kinds of MMA sports. There's going to be some Chingasos going on. And then the week after that, we got a couple of boxers coming through. We got a guy named Rodrigo Tovar. He's got this website called Painted Demons coming through. He does a lot of cool artwork. I don't know. I don't know. I've seen a lot of his stuff. I've seen a lot of his stuff. I've seen a lot of his stuff. I've seen a lot of his stuff. He's like tap out. He used to be the head creative designer for tap out. Nah, man. I'm a fucking pussy, dude. Like, I'm just like. Nah, man. It's not all tough. I don't wear tap out anyway, but. Well, cool, man. So Sunday at six, right? Yeah. One of these days, we'll go and hang out in the studio with you guys. That'd be kind of cool. Anytime, man. Anytime. Come on down, man. You know where it's at. Yeah, it sounds like a good vibe. You guys did a good show, and I just heard you guys talking about wrestlers, and I said, well, let me just go ahead and date myself by calling in. Yeah, cool, man. Thanks, dude. All right, man. Have a good one. Thanks, dude. Thanks, man. Peace. Shout out to Mad Time Radio. Yeah, this is just showing the range of Skid Row.LA, because if you think this show sucks, I'm sure there's something good for you. So I guess this guy won, right? You want to win? Did you win? Is the guy still on the line? Marcus? It's zero to zero. Nobody wins. Don't give him any prizes. Nobody won. Hang up on him. Well, maybe we can play next time. He went to dial tone. Yeah, so nobody wins. That's good. But you're right. You know what? Those things cost $5. I'm glad nobody won. I don't want anybody to win. You know what I mean? So are you guys down to play a song before we jump into some tracks? Because I really want to hear some Manhattan Murder Mystery right now. I really want to hear that. Cool. All right. Manhattan Murder Mystery is going to play. A song live on the More Music Radio pod. All right. You didn't tune? No. Okay. Why didn't you tune when we were tuning? Because I was letting you borrow my tuner. Oh, yeah. All right. You only need to do the first two. I don't know. You can't hear it, I guess. Because that'll be in the loudest. Yeah. Well. I guess we're going to do a song from our new EP called Stadium Way. Ooh, all right. Okay. Okay. Okay. ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶ I've got an Easter dog barking at me ¶¶ ¶ When I sneak into ¶¶ ¶ Your house ¶¶ ¶ Climb up the stairs to the practice room ¶¶ ¶ Where I can just pass out ¶¶ ¶ I take the cushions off the couch ¶¶ ¶ And I lay a blanket down ¶¶ ¶ I've got an Easter sleeping on the floor ¶¶ ¶ Cause I ain't got a bed anymore ¶¶ ¶ And down by the stadium ¶¶ ¶ I'll wait ¶¶ ¶ For you to wake up ¶¶ ¶ So I could get a ride down town ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶ I spent the afternoon walking around ¶¶ ¶ Passing applications out ¶¶ ¶ At grocery stores and restaurants ¶¶ ¶ At whiskey bars and guitar shops ¶¶ ¶ But nobody ever calls me back ¶¶ ¶ I was waiting by the phone ¶¶ ¶ I was waiting in the basement of your house ¶¶ ¶ I was down there waiting by myself ¶¶ ¶ And down by the stadium ¶¶ ¶ I'll wait for you to wake up ¶¶ ¶ So I could get a ride downtown ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶ Well, you probably won't hear much from me ¶¶ ¶ When I finally get back on my feet ¶¶ ¶ And I won't need your help ¶¶ ¶ And I won't need to sleep on your floor ¶¶ ¶ And I won't write songs anymore ¶¶ ¶ I'll just focus on my career ¶¶ ¶ Try to make $30,000 a year ¶¶ ¶ And I'll just die when my time is here ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶ And down by the stadium ¶¶ ¶ I waited for you to wake up ¶¶ ¶ And I won't need to sleep on your floor ¶¶ ¶ And I won't need to sleep on your floor ¶¶ ¶ I'll just wake up ¶¶ ¶ So I could get a ride downtown ¶¶ ¶¶ All right, yeah. Thank you. Whoo! Tell me I'm dead. Yeah! These guys got instruments in their hand. All right, everybody. Manhattan Murder Mystery with Stadium Wayoff, your women's EP, right? Yeah. Cool, man. That sounded great. All right, so let's play another couple tracks, and we'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod. All right. Good job, guys. That sounded great. Don't take this offensively. The More Music Radio Pod. Ooh! You totally love TV. Skinroad.LA. LA, baby. Ooh! ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. We're here with Manhattan Murder Mystery. You just heard 8-Bit with Garbage Bag Do-Rag. Before that, you heard Ninja Academy with Last Action Hero. You also heard earlier Seasons with the song You Know and The Monolators with Eagle Fighting Zebra. And we'll be playing with Manhattan Murder Mystery and The Monolators and Seasons at the Satellite on Monday, December 12th. It's free. Come down. Check it out. Go to where the Spaceland was. Did we get an official press release on Ninja Academy on their status? Yeah, Rob actually moved to New York, so that means that there's going to be some spaces between Ninja Academy shows, I guess. You know, he moved over there for a chick. What do you think about that, Dan? Uh, well, uh, I'd like to tell this chick, He is gay. I'm not fucking. Congratulations. You got a good guy, but on the other hand, what the hell? I mean, Jesus, man. Fucking faggot. Him and Brian Blair will go fuck each other in the ass. I'm world champion. I will rape you and make you humble. So cool. All right. So now we're going to hear another couple songs from Manhattan, Murder Mystery Man. What are we going to hear now? I think we're going to do another one. You're setting up your harmonica. We're going to do another one from Women House. Yes, it's going to be called Sancho. It's called Sancho? Yeah. All right.! Well I hope you save some thoughts for me Years from now when you can't see Are you used to lying in bed with me Now I don't lie in bed with anybody Well I hope you save some thoughts for me When you're drunk and stumbling down the street Seeing how many new friends you can meet You never had no need to replace me! Music Music Music Music Music Music Music Well I hope you save some thoughts for me Music When you're up all night snorting speed 2 2 2 2 2 guitar solo guitar solo Well I hope you've saved some thoughts for me guitar solo Cause you can't even talk to me guitar solo Oh, maybe it's just hard for me to believe guitar solo That I'm bad for you and you're bad for me guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo You guys want to play another one real quick? You guys got one? That kind of took a lot out of you. You need to take a little bit of a break and take a sip of beer and stuff. I think it's more you need to let the listeners soak that one in. I think it's more about letting the listeners soak that last one in. Yeah, soak it into your brain. You got that? You guys feeling that? Suck it up into your dome. Okay. What are we going to hear? I'm just going to do this song I just wrote about, like, when I saw my friend Tyson get beat up by the police on YouTube. Oh, yeah, that's right, man. There's a little bit of a back story. This is a brand-new song, is that right? Yes. So on Tuesday, a couple Tuesdays ago, we were playing a show at the Redwood, and I think that was the night, this is the night Tyson got beat up. What? When he got evicted? Right. He went over to go take some pictures. Yeah. He wasn't even, like, necessarily part of the protest. He went over there to take pictures. And then all of a sudden, he's on TV getting thrown down the stairs and shit. Yeah, we were at the bar. Yeah, we were at the bar. We were playing at the Redwood, like, you know, directly, like, catty corner across the street from City Hall. So it was like we were, like, watching him. Watching him get beat up on TV is pretty cool. Yeah, you know what? He should have been. He should have played a longer set. He would have stayed and possibly gone over there. He should have actually did something. Like, he should have taken a bat and cracked an officer in the head to deserve that. You know what I mean? Exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he was, what was he doing? He was taking pictures. Yeah, he was taking pictures. But he's out now, and you wrote a song about that night. Yeah. December 20. Oh, no, not December 20. We're not even there yet. I already, because I want it to be New Year's already. I want to be, like, all partying and stuff. But, yeah, that was actually last week. Yeah, it was cool. And that was the night before the mighty Santa Ana wins. Oh, yeah. That should be your next song. Yeah. After this one. It'll be the next day when the winds came. That's pretty good lyrics there. Just a little lesson to the kids. If you're going to take pictures of cops, make sure you have good lighting, because apparently they get very angry if they don't look good in pictures. Yeah, they'll beat you up. They'll, like, rip you up and shit. All right, cool. So here we go, man. What's the name of the song? I don't really know yet. All right. Okay.! When you see your best friends getting chased through the streets When you see your best friends getting stomped by the police When you see your best friends getting tackled and beat When you're feeling disappointed, you're just like me When you're feeling disappointed, you're just like me When you see your best friends getting hauled off to jail When you see your best friends get unpayable bail When you feel like everyone in charge has failed When you're feeling disappointed, you're just like me When you're feeling disappointed, you're just like me You're just like me. Oh. Oh. Oh. When may I feel a grosser Lies through his teeth Gives a pat on the back To the police Who be the people Begging for peace When you're feeling disappointed You're just like me When you're feeling disappointed You're just like me Oh. Oh. Oh. Well, it's hard to go on And it's hard to function When the L.A. Times Is publishing fiction When every election Is a vote for corruption When you're feeling disappointed You're just like me When you're feeling disappointed When you're feeling disappointed You're just like me Oh. Oh. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Boom, boom. All right. Cool. Fuck. It's getting hot in here. That song made me hot for some reason. I don't know if it was the song or what. It's just my loins. It might be just the fucking just the heat or something in here. Cool, man. That was a nice song. Thank you. So, um, so what do you think about all that stuff, man? What do you think about the whole protest thing? Did it work? Uh. Is it the beginning? Is it the end? Well, hopefully. Are we all gonna die so it doesn't even fucking matter? Anyway, you know? Yeah, that's about it, I guess. Should we just, uh, have anarchy? You know? Like, really, like, I don't know. Like, I was a little bit disappointed, like, uh, that that stuff happened. But, like, I did watch, uh, Jello Biafra talking about it. Uh-huh. And the guy fucking lays it all out, you know? And he's just like, you know, yeah, this is a good thing, you know, but, like, you have to, like, keep it going. And, like, I don't know. I think the thing was, like, lacking people that, um, that, you know, had it like that. You know what I mean? Like, they needed some kind of, like, leadership to be kind of, like, to lead everybody because everybody else was kind of, like, spaced out and, like, like, a lot of people, like, were going there. I knew people that went down there just like, hey, I'm gonna go and get fucked up and all this shit, you know? And it, like, it lessens and it weakens the cause, you know? And, like, that gives the opportunity for, like, fucking, uh, these, uh, like, Fox News and stuff to just record them and go, oh, see? You know what I mean? Look at these people. They're all fucking fucked up and they're, look at these fucking, they're trash, you know? And, like, I don't know, like, I'm, like, kind of, like, half and half about it. Like, I thought, I think it's, like, it's good to show numbers but, like, really what you gotta do is you gotta take part in the system, you know? It's, like, all these numbers could show up to City Hall but everybody has to actually show up and vote and, like, know what the fuck is going on, you know? It's gonna actually take some work to figure out how to do it, you know? Like, everybody's disenfranchised. Nobody knows anything about their representatives. Like, I bet you, you don't know, like, who your representative is. I don't, you know? Like, I think I looked it up. I think it might be Javier Becerra or something, see? But I looked it up. Mine is Tom LaBonge. Look at me, like, all studious. It's either that or, like, do what they're doing in Greece and get a fucking Molotov cocktail, light it on fire and fucking go and throw it at fucking somebody's head, you know what I mean? But I'm a pussy. I don't want that to happen, you know? I think that there's better ways to just kind of keep it going, you know? Because there's obviously a show of numbers, you know? Not everybody there was an asshole, you know what I mean? Like, there were people there with, like, good intentions, you know? But, like they say, the road to hell is paved with good intentions, you know? And, like, really, you got to go out there and, like, actually take part in the shit. And to tell you the truth, I don't know if I want to take part in it, you know? It's like, I think it's all fucking bullshit anyway, right? It's a fucking rigged fucking system. It's like, I'm, like, kind of cynical about it, you know? Like, I wonder, like, if there's even any chance of hope. And we have a caller. Caller, you are on the air with the More Music Radio pod. Go ahead, man. Very drunk. Hey, what's going on? It's Brad. Oh, it's Brad. Oh, man. Oh, man. This guy's going to try to, like, make me violate him on the phone. Brad likes to call up the More Music Radio pod. I was wondering if I could have phone sex with the Brooklyn Homicide conundrum. Do you guys want to have phone sex with Brad? He calls up, well, first he started, we called up when Karen said, Centerfold was here, our mutual friend, Karen Centerfold. I was hoping that she was going to be here. Yeah, what happened? The fabulous, we need a little bit of a break from Karen. She gets very, kind of out of hand, and she had phone sex with Brad and another person by the name of Patrick Jones. He plays in a band, The Mormons, you know him. And they were having a three-way, and they were masturbating, and Karen got him off. It was good. Oh, that sounds nice. Oh, wow. All right, I'll get you off, bro. Let's do this. What are you guys wearing? I'm wearing a husky-size jeans. I'm wearing my girlfriend's pants. I'm wearing a homeless man's skin-ass face. Cool. Are you about to shoot now, man, or what? Is that turning you on? Hang on, I'm just trying to get in the mood. Hang on. Don't mind these neon lights. Hey, so, were you part of the protest? Were you part of the protest, man? Were you masturbating in the tent city? I was masturbating to the live stream, one of those Ustream things of it. Oh, yeah? When they were shooting those non-violent weapons, whatever the hell, beanbags. I was tugging on my beanbags. Cool. It's hard to go from, like, politics to some guy jacking off to you. You know what I mean? It's like it takes you in a different direction. Speak for yourself, man. I don't know. I don't know. I'm kind of... He's in character. What do you do in those voting booths? That's what I do. Hey, Brad, what are your politics like, man? What do you think about all this? Why is your voting booth got a beaded curtain? I'm a member of the Donner Party. The Donner Party? The people that ate each other? I'm a member of the Donner Party. Oh, okay. A registered member. Uh-huh. I want to legalize all drugs and all forms of human sexual expression. Cool. All right. Well... So, wait. Do you guys know this guy? He calls up every once in a while and he'll masturbate to everything. I don't know. It's kind of... Yeah, yeah. You know what? I don't know. Maybe it's not a good night to masturbate tonight. Yeah. You know what I mean? I don't know. We can play some more wrestling songs. That would be cool to masturbate to. Oh, I can look up Owen Hart on YouTube and I could jack off to that on that. Make sure to stay away from Owen Hart, man. Maybe we should set the mood or something. You know what I mean? Is this helping a little bit? This is Ravishing Rick Rude. Yeah. Ravishing Rick Rude will get you off. It's kind of stripperish. Yeah. Is that helping, Brad? Come on, Brad. I was kind of more partial to Val Venis myself. Oh, okay. That's too recent. You like that one? Okay. Oh, yeah. Hello, ladies. All right, cool. Well, thanks for calling the More Music Radio. No, this guy's awesome. Don't get rid of him. Oh, okay. Seriously? I think he should be on for the rest of the show. You got him to take his dick out, Brad. He's ready for you, man. Come on. Stay on, man. I think that you, I'll tell you what. I will speak for the band. You're an honorary member of the band for the rest of the show. And if you have something to say, please say it. I hope this guy, this guy's gonna, he's gonna contribute something. I think he has some great insights. And we'll play another song. I want you to play along with your instrument. Well, I definitely will. Yeah, we gotta keep him on the line, right? Who's gonna call that's gonna top this guy? Nobody's better than this guy. Hey, Brad, do you got a question for Manhattan Murder Mystery? Uh, yeah. Um, what did you guys think of Annie Hall? Oh, classic movie. Probably, it's definitely the, well, you know, I'll let Matt go first. It's his band and he named the band after Woody Allen. It was good. Yeah, you like it? What do you think about a... Personally, I think he's kind of a little too tedious for me. Well, he's trying to repeat himself, but yeah. Tedious. Yeah, I mean... Woody Allen. Oh, wait, I'm kind of getting into Woody right now. Hey, so what do you think about a, what do you think about a man who ends up having a love affair with his stepdaughter that he adopted? I'm for it. Sounds like an upgrade, huh? Does it matter? A lot of people don't give a shit. They're just like, fuck it, Woody Allen movies are good. I don't give a shit. You know, people are like, oh, fuck, I'll work with Woody Allen. You know, like, I don't know, for some reason it sounds kind of weird. They're not related. Like, the guy weirds me out. Yeah. I guess they're not related, right? But, like, she was like a child. Like, isn't it, like, kind of fucked up? She was a child? She was like, what, 18? No, I think she was like 16 or 17 or something. I think everyone's discounting the fact that she was Asian. I don't think it's something wrong. I don't know what that means. No, it's like, it's totally cool. I don't think there's anything wrong with adopting a little girl and raising her to be the woman you want. You don't think it's wrong to adopt a little Asian girl and then, like, raise her to be your, fuck cool? It's like, I would love a woman who's, like, about this stuff, so I'm gonna raise her up and teach her everything I know. Like waiting for a bottle of wine to turn or something. Yeah, I don't know, like, a lot of people love, like, Woody Allen and people, like, I respect their opinions, too, that actually love him, too, and, like, I just can't get into him and, like, as soon as I heard that, I'm just like, oh, good thing I don't gotta fucking look into that guy. Fuck that guy. Come on, he took care of her for a long time. That's nice. He's still with her. Roman Polanski is a brilliant man. Brilliant. What good movies did Roman Polanski make? Rosemary's Baby. Uh-huh. Right? Or no? Rosemary's Baby? Chinatown, right? Oh, yeah, yeah. He did? Chinatown was good. Yeah. Did he do the two Jakes? I don't think he directed that one, did he? The sequel to Chinatown? He made some good movies and he also drugged a 15-year-old girl and had sex with her at Jack Nicholson's place. And she actually forgave him for it. Yeah, supposedly, right? Yeah, but his wife got murdered, so that's... Oh, okay. Yeah, that's right. Oh, okay. Give him a break. Yeah. It's a push. Too bad his wife had to pay for it. Well, did that 15-year-old girl, like, she want to drop the charges now? She's like, I'm over it. It's fine. She's like, fuck it, that's okay. Yeah, he's even trying to charge him. She just wants to get back with him, get some of that money, right? She's like, it's fine, it happens. Is it just me? I look back, I weighed my options and it turns out that was the best I was going to get. She's like, I'm 40 now, I got nothing going on, let's get back and play now. She's like, this is not great. Yeah, that's a fair. Am I the only one in here that thinks that that's kind of fucked up? She peaked early. It's like really fucked up, isn't it? Am I fucking taking crazy pills right now? Because I think that's pretty messed up. You know, I think these people are kind of fucked up. Well, cool, you know what? Those songs sounded good. We're having a lot of fun. Let's play a couple more tracks and we'll be back with Manhattan Murder Mystery. Can we leave the guy on the phone while we're playing the tracks? Yeah, hey Brad, thanks for calling, man. No, no, leave, let him be on, I think you should be able to comment during the songs and jack off to him. That's his tagline, he says she's real heavy all night long. Alright, you know what, we'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod. Alright. That guy's awesome, I think he should be the co-host. Hi. This is Jimmy. Uh-oh, glitch. That's fine. The mics are still on. Hi, everybody. We'll be back. You reach up a few and your body is drenched in it. Heat up, approaches you, eyes lit up with intensity. You reach for your drink, he takes out a cigarette. You can't read lips, but you've got no reason to yet. And I don't care about anyone, and you don't matter at all. And I don't care about anyone, and you don't matter at all.! And in hand, in the middle of the night, you take him to your room, and you turn out the lights. The earth spins, and your face is turned. And you turn out the lights. You turn red. You could pass for dead underneath your bedspread. And I don't care about anyone, and you don't matter at all. And I don't care about anyone, and you don't matter at all. You're a snake. You're a snake. You're a snake. You're a snake. You're a snake. Mother watches us fall She takes a deep breath And considers calling the call 8 p.m. She puts the television on She heads for bed And her blasts the listeners on Your form changes to adapt To fit in with your environment You float You float Like a ghost Through the city's sidewalk cracks Your heart stops And it starts again And I don't care about anyone And you don't matter at all And I don't care about anyone And you don't matter at all Cause you're down there Your parents got no car They're old and you're young And they may never figure you out You're You're They don't care about you at all They both got dead In the middle of the floor 2 2 2 Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa Oh, Lisa 2 It's cute, part of you, and it's the same I'm so concerned To my text replication Don't flag delete We are in good position I'm so concerned To my text replication Don't flag delete We are in good position 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 The Moon Filter is a post-connection. Technology to hold your twilight perception. The skew part of you is deception. Insert, eject, level, erect. The Moon Filter is a post-connection. All right. Yeah, welcome back to the Morning Radio Pod. Yeah, we just heard some tracks from Manhattan Murder Mystery, our guest. That was You Don't Matter At All. And a band called The Mormons. I think I've heard of them. But anyway, that was Mega, Alpha Chumps, and Joy the Grand Oblivion. We also had other music tonight featured by Manhattan Murder Mystery. First song we played was I've Got a Heart. I've Got a Hole in My Head and The Beaters. On Monday, The Monolators will be playing with Manhattan Murder Mystery and Seasons, who also played in that second set. The song You Know by Seasons and Ninja Academy. And 8-Bit and Manhattan Murder Mystery and The Mormons. That's all the bands that were featured tonight. But anyway, yeah, how you doing, Sonia? We're doing pretty awesome. Yeah. She's done a great job tonight engineering our show. Don't you agree, people? I agree. But, yeah. And Jeremy's back in town. So, Dan, just kind of stalling for time there? No, man. What's going on? No, we are doing this. Come on, man. Now's your time to shine, man. Come on. Okay. Okay. But, so, how was your... We're welcoming Jeremy back. He was out of town for a little while doing some business. Say that again? I couldn't hear you without the headphones. No, I was just saying we're welcoming you back to the new studio here. Oh, thanks a lot. Yeah. It's good to be back. And the shows are going full bore again. And everything's good. And here comes the crew. Yeah, I heard on Tuesday you got a pretty special thing coming up on skidrow.la here. I don't want to say anything about it. But, yeah. But, yeah. Well, you know, I know how it is because, you know, celebrities are kind of sketchy. You don't know if they're going to show up or not. Like, you book them and then you do the best you can. Right. But Tuesday is going to be the Adam O Show. Yeah, look out for that show. I don't want to toot our own horn too much, but... I don't want to say that Tom Green might be here. But, yeah, Tom Green might be here on Tuesday. He might be here. I don't want to say that Tom Green is going to come down here on the Adam O Show. And I don't want to say that I'm going to try to be here. Did you know Adam O got his break on skidrow.la on the More Music Radio pod? That's right. That's true. Did you know that? That's right. One day you could be Adam O. Tom Green. Wow. Now Tom Green is here. And there's also something else. Do you want to talk about that? Oh, yeah. We can mention it. Keith Coogan is going to have a radio show here. The pilot is on Saturday. Saturday. Awesome. 8 p.m. Did you guys listen to Keith Coogan when he was here last week on the More Music Radio pod? The dishes are done, dude. Yeah, exactly. We talked about it. We didn't hear it. Yeah, you did a great interview there, Vince. That was a good show. Well, that guy made it easy, man. Like, he's just, like, really fucking cool. And he loved to talk about interesting stuff. He wasn't just, like, a blabbermouth about, like, shit that you don't want to hear about. Like, he just had all kinds of information. Yeah. He has a crazy story, too. I mean, he's, like, Uncle Fester's grandson, you know? And Uncle Fester was in Charlie Chaplin movie. Hey, well, Wednesday was my bartender's night. It's all, like, cool. Cool. You know? It's pretty cool, man. So he's going to come and do a show, right? Yeah, the history in that family is just pretty amazing. What's his show going to be about? Did you guys talk about that? You know, I'm not sure. I'm going to leave it up to him and see what he comes up with. He's got a lot of great stories. He's, you know, politically minded. He's into a lot of different things. So, yeah. I'm sure it's going to be fun. Yeah, and you know what? He actually helped us get out of a mugging. Fucking, uh... What? See, we like to have a little bit of fun here on the More Music Radio pod, and we were kind of drinking a little bit, and we were downstairs. Remember last weekend? Were we going to get mugged? I was a little drunk, so I don't know. Dude, you were about to get us fucking mugged. I was going to beat the shit out of that guy. You were, like, going to get... Dude, you were not going to beat the shit out of that guy. That guy was fucking harder than fucking ten of us. This guy was... Well, anyway. We were downstairs. There was, like, this street dude, you know, whatever, and he was just all, like, you know, wanting to talk to us and stuff. And, like, Dan was, like, having fun, and, like, Dan gave him a beer, and I'm like, oh, man, why did you give him a beer? Now he's going to be here hanging out and stuff. And Keith Coogan was there, and he was, like, kind of, like, trying to... The guy started getting hurt feelings, you know? Like, he was just like, hey, man, you don't got to be phony, man. I'm trying to make a connection. I'm trying to make some friends, man. You know, whatever. You could tell. Like, ten years later, the guy would have just fucking beat the shit out of all of us and taken all our shit, you know? But he's been through some shit, and I guess, like, he just, like, opened up. He's like, man, I just want to be your friend, man. Why are you treating me like this, you know? And, like, I don't know. We almost got mugged, but Keith talked him down, and we came back up and drank some more beers and got more drunk. Joel told me that Dan gave the guy a beer and told him to beat it. Yeah. Dan was acting a little... See, when Dan drinks, he gets a little bit belligerent, you know? Yeah, no, I... He just doesn't give a shit, and... Well, yeah, I did, because I didn't want to talk to him. I'm like, dude, I'm giving you a beer, but I don't want to talk to you. Dude, you didn't want to talk to him, but you kept talking to him, and I'm like, dude, shut up, don't say anything. You were just like, I don't want to talk to this guy, but I'm going to talk to him. Yeah, I don't know. Anyway, it all ended up okay, and none of us got mugged. The guy's name was Mike, I remember. And he's going to... Yeah, never mind. He's going to be waiting for us on there. He'll be here next week, next Monday. Yeah, he's going to be here. Special guest. What are the chances that same guy jacking off the phone? And that's another thing. Jeremy, do you want to mention the guy Mike who mugged us? He's actually going to have a show, too. All right. All right. Mike, welcome to Skid Row Studios. You should call the More Music Radio pod the cockpit, because we have, like, a bunch of pilot shows. We should have the pirate guy on as a guest. That was trademarked. Ricky the pirate? Yeah. Yeah, Ricky's cool. I got Ricky's number, because I actually had planned on having him on some show at some point. That's a great idea. Ricky, don't lose that number. So, Jeremy, you're coming up to a year that you've been doing these podcasts, man, on skidroad.la. It's pretty crazy, actually. You know what? What do you think about that? I think he can't get that year back. You know... That's what I think. A lot of things have happened really fast, a lot of good things, and I think we're on track to do some pretty amazing radio. How do you feel about it? Like, are you nervous? A little nervous, because... We blew our life savings on putting this thing together, but... Right. By the way, if you go to skidroad.la, you can donate. Yeah. That hasn't happened once. You know what? Donate, donate, donate, donate. skidroad.la slash donate. skidroad.la slash donate. skidroad.la slash donate. You got a PayPal account. You do it, sucker. They blew their life savings on the world's longest power strip here. Yeah, and you know what? I literally blew my life savings on this 18-pack of Tecate tonight. I spent the last few bucks that I had to my name tonight. So we are actually... All of us have given our life savings for... We're all in the same boat. Everybody can buy you a beer on Monday, right, Vince? Since you're not... That's right. Since you're not broke. On Monday night, we're at the satellite. Yeah. Everybody can come down and hang out with us, the Mormons, and the monolings. And Manhattan Murder Mystery. And you can hear these songs that we heard tonight that Manhattan Murder Mystery played. That's a shitload of M's. And I want to... I know. It's like I'm on... And my lips are kind of sticky, too. So I'm like getting into the cycles all... You know, so... Anyway, yeah, so Monday, December 12th. Come and check it out. Manhattan Murder Mystery seasons, monolators, whatever. I already said all that shit. So, yeah, so you know what? I think this is about the time where, since we're talking about shit, we want to know, what's going on with Manhattan Murder Mystery. So you got this residency at the satellite, right? Yes. Cool. Every Monday night. Every Monday night in December, we're playing for free. It used to be Spaceland. It used to be Spaceland. Yeah. It used to be Dreams. Yeah. It used to be Dreams before Spaceland? Dreams of LA. Okay. So come down to Dreams Spaceland Satellite on Monday, and you guys are going to be there every Monday this month. Every Monday this month. Does it matter if the recording light's not on anymore? No. We're not recording. No. We're still working out. We're doing a couple of glitches here. Whenever you see that light on, that means that that mic inside is on, right, Jeremy? Okay. Yeah. That means the voice of God is going to come over. It should say God then. It'd be a lot easier. Yeah. That would be kind of... I think we could work that out, actually. I think we could. Yeah. Maybe we should. It's a little overlay. We could do that. Maybe we should start calling God recording. Well, cool. So anything else you guys got going on after the residency, or you guys taking off on a tour in springtime? The world's going to end 2012. Yeah. We're planning on this world dying. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If it doesn't end... I talked you into it. Good. All right. Cool. We're doomed, pretty much. Hiatus till the apocalypse ends. It's just best to just realize it and come to grips with it and try to have some fun before that time comes, you know? That sounds really nice. We're dead. Yeah. We're gone. But not before Monday. I mean, there's still Monday. Yeah. There's still... You know? I think we got, like, another few months, right? I mean, till... I think it's actually... Till it actually ends. I think it's actually the end of 2012. Is that right? Oh, we got another year. All right. Oh, wow. We got another year. We can do a lot of stuff in a year. But it's gonna slowly start getting worse. We're gonna die slowly. Yeah. Throughout 2012. And then it's just gonna end. Sweet. So where can people find Manhattan Murder Mystery on the intro, Reb? We're on Facebook and MySpace. And we have our new EP on Bandcamp right now to download for free. And we also have... So it's manhattanmurdermystery.bandcamp.com? Yeah. Cool. Cool. And I got it, too. Oh, great job. Yeah. You should have where they... You know, that has that option where you could say that you could pay whatever you want. You don't have to pay. Because I wanted to pay for... I was like, well, it's free. But, you know, maybe I'll throw down a couple bucks. But you didn't have that option. We'll take a couple bucks right now, man. Just sitting here. You're drinking it. All right. That's fair. So cool, man. All right. Well, cool, man. We want to thank you. Thank you for coming to the More Music Radio pod once again. And it was a lot of fun. All right. Fucking love you guys. Thanks a lot, guys. I hope you guys know... I say guys, and that's like so like... My girlfriend always says this is like a patriarchal society, and I would like to recognize the women in the band, and I would like to say guys and gals. Thank you. Or broads. I don't know which one's broads. Gals is probably better. Dames. I like broads. You like broads? Yeah. Me, too. Cool. Well, hey, thanks a lot, guys. We really appreciate it. Laura and Katya. Thank you. Good to meet your new player, and yeah, come back again, man. Straight up. This is a time where Dan reads off what's going on in L.A. this weekend. Well, what's going on this weekend is, though we parted ways, it is Joe's birthday. Joe Jimenez of the Dharma Bums. Joe from the Dharma Bums and of the Mormons. You're always in the Mormons. You have to get jumped out. We haven't jumped anybody out yet. There's 18 people that can say they are. Either playing in the Mormons or have played in the Mormons. So, happy birthday, Joseph. Happy birthday, Joe. Jose, or whatever you hate the most. He doesn't like being called Jose. His name's Joe. Don't call him Jose. No way, Jose. Right. But anyway, this brings us to Friday. If you're in the neighborhood, you may end up at the Redwood. If you're there, you may end up catching the Angry Samoans. Right. Angry Samoans with Plexi-Kill. With Plexi-Kill. Yeah. Or Alfredo. Remember Alfredo from Medcab? Will they also be the Angry Snowmans? Or the... No, I think that was a show that happened. I think that was something else. That already happened. Never mind. With Plexi-Kill. Yeah. But they're very good. That was last week's episode. The Angry Samoans are very good. Anyway. And they're angry. Yeah. And Saturday, if you're at the All-Star Lanes, you can go bowling. Right. But if you don't want to go bowling, and you want to just sit around... Have a bowling competition. This band, Teen Island, is going to play. Right. Another... See, the Mormons are scattered everywhere. Two Mormons. Ex-Mormons in there. Yeah. We're like a bottle of... Those guys were going to jump. So, I don't know. Those two guys were going to get... You guys are like a fungus. Yeah, we are. Yeah. We don't go away. People want us to die. They're like, when is this fungus going to finally leave me? It just turns into another... It's like turns into something else. The answer is, when we feel that it's appropriate. But yeah, so you'll stay up all night doing that. And then on Sunday morning, if you're in the Silver Lake area, there's a bar called The Thirsty Crow. And my brother, Princess Frank, is over there. Every Sunday afternoon. All right. Princess Frank. He's called Princess Frank. He doesn't mind. Hey. You know, we like to... Our old bass player works at The Thirsty Crow. Well, there you go. My friend works there, too. Yeah. Swimming in on Sunday. They have happy hours on Sundays. All right. For like five hours. Monica works there, too. They actually have like a $2.45. So, that's not bad, too. That's not a bad thing. And they always... I get more free drinks there than anywhere else, too. Like, this is what you do. And I've learned... It seems to only work at this place. Like, you go in there like, hey, what do you recommend? And they go, oh, you should have this and this. And you say, like, I don't know. I did this twice. And it wasn't intentional. I'm like, what? I look like that type of guy? And they go, oh, I'm sorry. Here. Just have it for free. It's on me. That worked two times. And I wasn't even trying to be a dick. But I got two... I probably paid for 50% of my lifetime drinks at Thirsty Crow. They're very nice there. They're very generous with their drinks. I agree. Thirsty Crow. Sponsorship. Please. Which is just down the street from the... From the satellite. Which, as we mentioned, we'll all be there. Everyone in this room will be there. Yes. We're all going to be there. If you wonder what we look like while just listening to us, you'll find out on Monday. Come and check it out. Brad, don't come. Don't hear Brad. And I believe it's free even. Fuck out once you take a look. That's free even, right? Free cheapskates. Because you're listening on this... You actually get paid to go there. Because you're listening to this show for free. So we know you're cheap. So come out Monday for another free show. Come out Monday night to the satellite. That used to be Spaceland. All right. Maybe we can do it live. And another thing that's free for you cheap bastards is Tuesday on the More Music Radio pod, we're going to be having... No, on skidrow.la. Oh, I'm sorry. On skidrow.la. I'm not coming in another... No, the Adam O Show is going to be having Tom Green. I might be here, though. We got to practice. I know it sounds great, but he's actually Canadian. Right. So whatever with that. What happened to Tom Green's sidekick, Glenn Hemplick? Remember that guy? The guy he used to always play all these pranks on? Yeah. The guy who probably sells... Oh, yeah. Glenn, yeah. He's one of the weird... Where's that? Remember that guy who sat on the couch? The guy who was always in the back? No, he sat on the couch, and he was the guy that they'd always pull the pranks on and strain him in the middle of nowhere and stuff. He made about a million dollars off that show. I feel like he's not very loyal to me. Well, we'll see if that happens on Tuesday at the skidrow.la on an episode of the Adam O Show. All right. Yeah. And on Wednesday, just for my own personal interest, on Wednesday, Dinosaur Junior is going to be playing at the Music Box in Hollywood. All right. I may enter. I may end up there. I keep my earrings in the Music Box. And... Oh, cool. Yeah. All right, man. So that's it. That's what's going on. That brings you right back to Thursday, and we'll be here. Yeah, we'll be here with Sean Carnage next week on the More Music Radio Pod. You want to check that out Thursday night, December 15th. We're going to have Sean Carnage here, and we're going to talk about all the stuff he has going on. Thanks again to Manhattan Murder Mystery. Yeah, you just enjoyed them. Check out the Mormons at Facebook slash the Mormons, Twitter slash the Mormons, the More Music Radio Pod. Twitter slash the Mormons, the More Music Radio Pod. Twitter slash MOR Music Radio, and we will see you next week. Thanks again, guys. All right. More Music Radio Pod. SkidRoad.LA. Thanks, Jeremy. Thanks, man. Good night, everybody. Thank you, Sonia. Thanks, Jeremy. What is Stitcher? Oh, I have that up. Stitcher is our radio station. Stitcher's good. Yeah, you should check that out. Go to Stitcher, look for More Music Radio Pod, and you can find us, and we'll stream really very easily. It's like Twitter, but it's only spread by quilts. Right. Exactly. No, it's a very easy way to listen to the More Music Radio Pod. Right. All right. All right. 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