you you you hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello This is Shelly Allen Goodhope of the Kids at Whitney High. By all means necessary, more music, radio, pod at skidrow.la. You're about to be a bad motherfucker. One, two, one, two, three. Here we go, man. Yeah. Here we go. It's a party, buddy. I want to shake your hand. It's a party. You're my best friend. Wait for the song for me. It's here, gone, how could it be? Mercy. People of Vegas. Here we go. You drive everyone wild. Innocent like a child. I want to give you a nice big hug. Why did you do the drugs? E-L-V-I-S. Elvis writes me. E-L-V-I-S. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. Elvis. girls what's your catch list? E-L-V-I-S Elvis write to me E-L-V-I-S Elvis sing to me sing to me too much fake can be exciting pretty sure you wish you were hiding in a world of pressure all the stress inside the rocks in your legs a mess don't be cruel blue Hawaii you always hurt your friends keep using till the end you always keep getting better and we'll live live forever E-L-V-I-S Elvis write to me E-L-V-I-S Elvis visit me Elvis sing to me E-L-V-I-S Elvis write to me E-L-V-I-S Elvis visit me Elvis sing to me E-L-V-I-S Elvis thank you hello hello hello hello Hey everybody, it is May 12, 2011. This is the More Music Radio Pod. Things are sounding kind of weird right now. The mics sound kind of weird. But it is More Music Radio Pod time again. And we are here with our friends from Stab City, Dan and Bobby. Yeah. We're also joined by Tony and Joe from the Mormons and the Darmbums. Hello. And we got Cholo Carwash in the studio. Yeah. We got Jeremy controlling all the shit. We got a fucking helicopter. Woo! We got Sex Wolf in the house. Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! Do you think anything's kind of weird, Jeremy? Yeah. Something sounds weird. Something sounds weird. I don't have to figure that out. Sounds kind of like it's in a can. Like I'm in a can. Yeah. That is weird. Yeah. Well, anyway, last week, damn. Boom. Whoa. That was a bomb outside at Art Walk. Jurassic Park. Yeah. We're throwing grenades outside right now at Art Walk. We're reporting live from Tel Aviv. Here I go. I'm gonna throw one right now. Whoa! Yo, yo, I'm gonna make a beat out of that. Oh, shit. I got one of them, man. I got him. I got him. You guys see one you guys want to get? Throw one. Bust one. You know what? Oh, shit. That good shot, man. Shit. Yeah! That's like that shit in the 90s, you know, when everybody was competing. They had the loudest car, you know, like the DOC and shit. Yeah. Like, boom. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And you'd be like, what the hell are they even listening to? You couldn't even tell. It's even like cutting out the music and stuff, too. Hmm. It's all good. Should we do something about it or just keep going or what? Nah, we just go, man. We just go. Fuck it. All right. Well, anyway, last week we had the kids of Whitney High in, and that was a good time, man. Yeah. That was awesome. Kids are always fun to be around, huh? Yeah, man. We had Michael Monaghan. Michael Monaghan, who started the kids of Whitney High, started just with the, it started as just like a music writing class or something. And there you go. That sounds way better. Does that sound better? Oh, yeah. Let me throw another one of these things. Oh, okay. Ah, okay. Yeah, it sounds way better. Yeah, so I'll fix that after we get to the songs, but basically those condenser mics need to go. Yeah, I think Bobby's mic, mic five is off. It's off. Yeah, that's what's causing the sound. Oh, is that what it is? Yeah. All right. So why don't we just, okay. Okay, we'll switch. You guys share that one right there. Oh, okay. You know what? Those mics are, you're right about those mics, Jeremy. All right, I got the solution. Just turn those things off and we'll just share that. Yeah, we'll just share that mic. And then we're good. All right, cool. So anyway, last week the kids of Whitney High were in, and, you know, they played a couple songs. You heard that at the beginning of the show. That was a live performance of Elvis by the kids of Whitney High live in studio at the More Music Radio Pod. And it was cool. We talked to Michael and we also talked to the kids about some stuff. And they're really interesting people. They got some really interesting personalities. And Shelly, like one of the singers of kids of Whitney High, really likes movies. Like Tony plays drums in the kids of Whitney High. And so he's gotten to know these guys really well. And he was telling me that, you know, hey, you got to talk to Shelly about movies because, you know, he really likes movies. So here's Shelly Goodhope from the kids of Whitney High doing his movie thing. Shelly, you're really into movies, right? Yeah. I mean, what's your favorite movie of all time? Well, this is the best one. Get up. Get up, you son of a bitch. Where's that from? It's from To Live and Die in L.A. Oh, yeah. I remember that movie. That was a cool one. Do you have any other movie impersonations? Yeah, this one. You know something? I know in Brooklyn, I wish you were dead. That's a threatening abuse. And all I do is smack. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. That's all good. All I do is smack them. Smack them real hard. And the police get, I would get charged with assault. I smack them. What movie is that from? It's from Brooklyn, but never in real life. How about two words? Go home. How about this one? Kevin, do you understand that? What's that from? It's from the show The Wonder Years. All right, Shelly, I got one for you. It's an actor. You got to tell me what actor it is, right? Okay. This is the first one. That's a toughie. How about this one? Fuck you, asshole. The Terminator. Yeah. Fuck you, asshole. What actor is that? That's the Terminator in Commando. Anarchist. He's a governor, right? Yeah. Well, he was. Well, former governor. Former governor. All right. Here's the best line. You want the truth? You can't handle the truth. Yeah. Jack Nicholson, a few good men. Right. Nichol. Yeah. What about this one? I have nowhere else to go. That's what you're gearing off, gentlemen. I have nowhere else to go. Yes. Woo. You talk to me like that and grab my son. Fuck you and your family. Which one is that from? The Untouchables. Oh, yeah. That's right. You got nothing. Nothing. I feel like I'm ready to graduate all over again. Shelly Goodhope. Shelly Goodhope, man. Shelly Ellen Goodhope. Man, I love that, man. That was so fun last week, man. That was really cool. And so we had Shelly Goodhope. We had Tony Whitfield. And we also had Cain Fonseca from the Kids of Whitney High. And I really like Cain, man. You were telling me that Cain's one of your favorite to hang out with. Yeah, man. Cain's good times, you know. He's a good dude. Yeah. Yeah, man. And we talked to him a little bit. And he told us a little bit about what's going on with him. Okay. You got one, Cain? Go for it, Cain. Yes. All right. Let's have one. Cain Fonseca. Yes, Tony. How's it going, buddy? Oh, good. Hey, man. How you doing? Good. Good, Tony. It's always good hanging out with you, man. Yes. What you got going on lately? Oh, let's see. I've been going to work a lot. Where do you work at? Foothill. Foothill? Yes. And what do you do there? First, I clock in, right? Okay. And then I go to my station, right? Okay. And then I say to them, good morning, Derek. How are you? Good. Derek says good? Yes. Okay. And also, my drivers put the music bad words on it. And I don't like bad words. Sorry. You might be on the wrong show, Cain. Okay. I love bad words. So I just want to say, fuck, right now. Yeah, don't say it. He said, what did he tell you, Tony? He said that Cain doesn't like bad words. He said that. You know, after the show, he gave Cain a ride home, right? And, you know, he got really serious. And he was like, you know, Tony, man, I don't like it when people say bad words, man. It makes me want to cry. And I was like, really, man? Wow. And then I was like thinking about it. I'm like, man. We probably said a lot of fucking bad words in front of him. You know, he's kind of probably bummed out. It looked like he was having a good time, though. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, man. I mean, normally people don't cry over cuss words, you know. But, I mean, for Cain, it really does affect him. And so, I mean, it was cool. I mean, you get to hang out with Cain a lot. In fact, like he calls you regularly. And a lot of times you can't take his calls. And so your voicemail starts building up. Right. And so, you know, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But you put together some clips of some voicemails that he left you. Yeah. So, you know, like Cain always, if you meet Cain, he, you know, he wants to be your friend, A. And B, he wants to get your phone number so he can talk to you on a regular basis. Right. You know, and he got my girlfriend's phone number, too. He was all over my girlfriend last week, man. Cain loves chicks. And he's all, you know, hey, you know, where's Jennifer? Where's Jennifer at? You know, and I'm like, oh, she's right here. And he's like, you know, feeling her. He's like holding her hands. And then I see him like caressing her leg. You know, and he's all about feel, you know, because he's blind, you know, so he's just like all over my girlfriend and stuff. So I almost lost my girlfriend last week to Cain from Kids of Whitney High, which would have been cool. I mean, I guess, you know, it's like, you know, losing your girlfriend to like a famous, you know, just like, yeah, I've been there. What's funny. I was there first. What's funny about that is, you know, the same thing happens with my friend, my girlfriend, Darlene, you know, like Cain's always all over her. Yeah. And then I told her, you know, like, oh, man, Cain is all over Jen. And like, she kind of got a little jealous, I could tell. Yeah. Yeah. He's a ladies man. Cain was, oh, she was a little bummed out, you know. So here's, here's some voicemails from Cain on Tony's voicemail. All right, Tony. Goodbye. Hey, Tony, where you been? You're home? Or you're at work, Tony? Call me myself on the right, Tony. Goodbye. Hey, Tony, where you been? Are you going to the gig tonight? Call me myself on the right, Tony. Good. Goodbye. Hey, Tony, where you been? You're home or you're at work? Call me myself on the right, Tony. Good. Goodbye. Hey, Tony. On the south of me. South. South of the hand-on? Or south of the hand-on? Tell me about that, Tony, okay? My Tony. My Tony, okay, Tony? Mola? Yeah, man. He speaks Spanish, too. So that last one, he was asking, Tony, are you at work? Or are you at work? Or call me back, you know. So that was cool. That was the kids of Whitney High from last week. Yeah. And tonight, we have Stab City in studio. So everybody, round of applause for Stab City. And we'll be right back after these songs on the More Music Radio Pod. Yeah. Don't take this offensively. The More Music Radio Pod. Oh. Did you tell me what you did? Skinroad.LA. Oh. Oh.! Oh. Oh. Oh, what you staring at, bitch? You're robbing the store, young man. And I'm telling the manager. Yeah, you do that. Oh, wrinkle, honky motherfucker. Oh, shit. Telling on me. What she think this is, junior high? I'm afraid of the dark shock. So I'm afraid that the bitch will not feel afraid of the dark again. I'm sorry to tell you, but right now I am seeing it in me. Feel fucking fat scars in my face. And at the end, it's got their place. Got me so finished, I'm afraid. Take the money and fill the sink. Got my ass, thank God. I don't have to stay patient. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Take the money. Una cosa es perder y otra cosa estar perdido Y lo que sigo rezando que no me mate ese frío guitar solo guitar solo Say this is Tony from the Kids of Whitney High This is the young and the beautiful Tony Whitfield of the Kids of Whitney High If you want to call in to the More Music Radio Pod If you want to call in to the fucking More Music Radio Pod Yeah, call You have to call 1-800-893-9567 Yeah Yeah Nope You won't get us That's a two Alright, then say that again Say the number again Say call Call 1-800-893-9562 Yeah Yeah Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod On skidrow.la That was Tony Whitfield from the Kids of Whitney High He got the number wrong in the first try But he got it right If you want to call in and talk to Stab City in Studio Call 1-800-893-9562 That's 1-800-8939-562 Call us over here at Skid Row Studios So we have Stab City in Studio Alright, welcome guys We have Dan and Bobby from Stab City Yo, thanks for having us And Dan plays bass and Bobby plays drums Yep And you got a guitar player who's not here? Kyle, he's having a mustache emergency Yeah, that's what I was thinking Is he like dying in a different color? I mean, why can't he make it over here to the More Music Radio Pod? He usually grooms at about 10 to 12 hours a day Really just getting him out of the house can be a bit of a chore Serious Serious He just couldn't make it? I want to know, what's the real excuse? I want to know We want to know over here at the More Music Radio Pod Because we have to get down here Yeah, he works at a French bread making place Oh my gosh So he is currently making bread And the French, they're pretty strict too So they want you, you know I don't know, but they have that condensed work week or something They only work like maybe three hours a day or something French people work like eight days a month Yeah They get paid to go on vacation Right, right, right Did you see recently, the police were protesting Because they are now not allowed to drink wine while they're on shift Oh shit, really? In Paris Wow, I want to start a protest You can't smoke weed on the job, you know Well, no comment actually Don't incriminate yourself So, Stab City, man I think that you guys are like one of the best bands that are playing in LA Yeah, I think so I think you guys are really great today, man It's really good to see bands like you guys Gracias We played a few shows with you guys It's been a while though How long have you guys been around? Man, about four years now Bobby and I started the band about four years ago And it's gone through a bunch of different combinations of dudes Kyle's been playing with us for about a year and a half Yeah Now it's really beginning We've really been together How many dudes have you had in Stab City? Can you beat our record? We have 18 No, absolutely not Oh, okay No, four Four We're waiting for somebody to step up with a number Kyle's the fourth guitar player Oh, okay, cool But they were two at a time at first And then they both left at the same time Oh, shit, man But right now we're feeling like really energized with what we're doing It's just pretty fun So what are you guys up to? We just finished a music video for the song Coliseum Yeah, man, I saw it, man Really good job, man Thank you, yeah It was directed by Tyson Zoltan Heder He's a really close friend Wow, that's a name, man Oh, yeah He's a really good friend of ours He even has his own Pez dispenser, believe it or not But, yeah, and the song was produced by Joe Cardamon The singer of the Icarus line So it was like, we had some pretty heavy hitting shit on this fucking song So we knew, I knew personally that it was going to be pretty cool But I didn't know the video was going to turn out that good He did a really great job Like, unbelievable job So how long did it take to shoot that video for Coliseum? We just did it in one day It was like, we just asked a bunch of friends to bring a mask to Bobby's backyard And we did like a nerf fighting with masks You know, like a nerf fight club or something like that And a friend of mine told me that it was like If my 15-year-old self could look at what I was doing now Like just fighting with nerf swords in a backyard Drinking with like girls and friends and playing music He would have been totally happy with how things turned out But, yeah, it was great It just took one day And then Tyson edited it over the course of a couple days It took one more day We had to come back like a week or two later And finish some like performance stuff that was like weird My neighbors thought we were having a cult meeting They were like, were you guys having a cult meeting or something? I was like, no, it was a music video Okay, now we understand What neighborhood do you live in? I live in Silver Lake-ish Oh, yeah, man The white people are so like They're always like, you know, looking out their windows And like, what's he doing? You know, it's like, oh, I just My neighbors are really fucking cool, actually They're super like Well, why do they assume that you're in a cult, though? You know? It was a joke I think they were just joking But, yeah, they're fucking cool Both of my neighbors are awesome I have really, really great neighbors So Well, cool, man Yeah, I saw the video on YouTube When you guys put up the video on YouTube And I was like, oh, yeah, I saw the video on YouTube And I was like, oh, yeah, I saw the video on YouTube And I posted it up last week, man And it was really good, man Thank you So, you guys have like a new recording out? Or like, what do you guys got going on? Because I know you guys released an EP, right? A long time ago Right We're hoping very soon to have a single out With Coliseum and Vomitorium on it Two songs Oh, cool, man That's about it Hopefully we'll be on record Oh, yeah? And we'll work on stuff beyond that We're incredibly slow at doing anything It costs a lot of money, too, man It's a lot of work Honestly, it all comes down to money It's like really hard for me and Dan To put in the money for it Because we don't have it We're like both live on our own And it's like, you know You know how it is And you guys got day jobs and stuff? Day jobs Day jobbing And bullshit like that So, it's hard to release stuff But we have this single idea We have the artwork done Like, you know, if anybody's out there I want to contribute Yeah, I know There's got to be some record label Well, you know what it's You know what it's about? It's like you contribute By going to shows And, you know, not trying to squeeze in On the guest list You know, we got a lot of friends And, you know, we want to We want to make everybody happy and stuff You know, but like If you want to support your local bands That you like so much Like, go out to their shows And buy their merch, you know? Honestly, for me, I'm more like I want it to come from an outside entity Not like the inside friend group I want it to be like some random dude like I have a million dollars Let's make this band big Yeah I'm bored I'm bored I own a Laps Plus and a Starbucks I need to have a rock band I'm going through a midlife crisis But it is really hard to do, man And I'm speaking from experience, too Like, we just We recorded an EP last summer And, like, just barely Like, we're In fact, tomorrow I'm going to go and pick up the 7 Inches And, you know, it cost $900, man Wow That's a lot of money for us, you know? Because we're doing the same thing, too How much money do you think that you've Like, over all the years that the Mormons have been around How much money do you think you've, like, poured in? Oh, man You know what? You guys have been around since, like I even thought about being in a band Right You know what? I don't know Maybe I should sit down and try to, like, estimate, you know? But I'll tell you right now that our Don't do that Dude, yeah, you don't want to do that Don't do it Yeah, you'll really, yeah I don't get bummed out, you know? It's just, it's kind of stressful, you know? But, um, I don't want to do that But, um But let's, let me ask you this On a scale of one to a hundred How much fun have you had? Um, I'm going to say probably 95 So that's priceless And then even the other 5%, which was not fun Is also fun Because when you mix it together It just makes that perfect formula, you know? Like, you know, there's a lot of good And then it contrasts against the bad aspect of doing it You know, like, when you're fighting and you're struggling And you're trying to fucking do some shit And you're having a hard time And then you just, like, play these shows That are fucking just awesome And people are into it And people are, you know, listening to your radio show And, you know, all sorts of shit You know, you get repaid in the end, you know? It's kind of like a drug, you know? You just hit that rock And all of a sudden you're feeling good Dude, you know, Stab City might have to be awarded The medal for the most amount of equipment stolen from them Oh, wow Would you agree, Dan? I don't know We're pretty up there, though We, yeah The amount of equipment that has disappeared Both of us It's not just me It's not just I lose a lot of shit But they got this guy good in one hefty load Yep Everything absolutely disappeared You gotta keep an eye on your shit, man Dude, they got us They have gotten us They get us I don't know I don't know what it is Well, hey, guys, you know what? We have somebody on the line right now That I want to talk to you guys Let's see who is it That is weird Caller, you're on the line And you're talking to Stab City Hey, guys, it's Jocelyn Calling in to say hi And that it's cool to hear you on this awesome internet show I don't know if it's been covered yet But it's more a question maybe for Bobby What's the deal with the hamburger challenge? You told me about that earlier today, man Yeah Oh, cool Well, see The hamburger adventure It's not a challenge Honestly, I love burgers I eat burgers all the time Everybody's always telling me that I need to do like a blog Or like some kind of like journal And I don't know I was out to dinner one night And I was like, I'm going to try the burger And then right at dinner I was like, I'm going to start eating a burger every day Where were you at that night? I was at Damon's Steakhouse Damon's Steakhouse Yeah I don't think I've been there It's in Glendale It's a pretty cool steakhouse Oh, okay I know the place you're talking about I haven't been there, but I've heard of it Yeah So what burger got you thinking That you want to try? I wanted to start this burger challenge It really wasn't a specific burger It was more like, I'm going to eat a burger And to justify it I'm going to start eating a different burger every day From here on out And it just like It was like day one, day two The next thing you know Everybody was excited about it And so I was like riding the wave of like All right, I have something cool on my hands here So I've been doing it I've been eating a different burger For how long? I'm on like Honestly, the thing that sucks is that I haven't been really going on the internet at work Because we got this fucked up virus And blah, blah, blah So I've been avoiding using the internet So I'm not like keeping the journals that good But I'm around 55 burgers right now Wow So far, what's the top burger? The top burger I've been trying to beat this one But it still can't be beat From a restaurant Because people have made me burgers like You know, people have been making me burgers on the side And I've made some at home But from a restaurant The York It's like the square Wonder Bread burger you make at home Like mama makes with bell peppers No, dude, I've come up Dude, you need to see the other shit that I've come up I came up with this The York Yeah, the York is Where's that? It's in Highland Park It's on York Boulevard It's on York It's like right near Avenue 54 or something like that Damn, I went there with Kyle from Stab City And I just remember like just the burger The second it hit the floor Like me and Kyle, who's a vegan Our faces, like it was like glowing Did he eat the burger? No, he just watched me eat it Did he want to throw up? No, he was like, it looks so good That's what he said And dude, this is coming from a guy who thinks meat is disgusting Yeah So it was I ate it literally like in a minute and 25 seconds Maybe something like that Well, let me tell you, man You're on 55 right now But I don't want to burst your bubble I'm like on 22,698 right now And after the show, I'm going to be on 22,699 But, well, you know, I guess I haven't done it Consecutively, you know But I think I want to kind of join your challenge, man Are you taking any cumbers or what? Hey, you know what? It's not really like I'm trying Because honestly, there's no like I know that a lot of people are probably eating more burgers than me out there But you know what? I'm documenting it That's the difference I actually have a picture of every burger that I've eaten On this whole trip So out of 55, give me the top five burgers you've eaten Okay, so the York was one of the best Okay, so the York was one of the best And which one? Well, what burger was it? It's just called the burger I think that's all they had Speaking of the burger Another one that I had was at the Golden State Which is Oh, she hung up Yeah She just was like, all right, enough burgers She's like, okay, I started She's like, I'm just going to listen in at home Yeah, let her listen in at home I like this But thank you for that call Yeah, thank you for calling in, Jocelyn Jocelyn, you're awesome Jocelyn Thank you so much So, all right So you said the York And then you said the What, the State House or where were you at? It's called the Golden State The Golden State Yeah, that's a really, really great burger place And Where's that at? That one's on Fairfax near Oakwood, near Beverly Okay Then I had one the other day at the Nickel Diner It was pretty good What kind of burgers do you like, though? Do you like like barbecue sauce ones or? I'm assuming you've had umami and Okay, yeah, I'm glad you're bringing this up Because you're like, you're putting me on the spot So I'm like, what burgers did I eat? Yeah Umami is the most pretentious burger I've ever eaten, ever Why? First of all, it's like a Parmesan crisp A shiitake mushroom A hothouse tomato stew And a lamb patty And a lamb patty Like, seriously, guys, chill the F out back there That was my, like They're opening an umami down on Broadway right here downtown I mean, it's going to do good I haven't tried the other Oh, oh, I did have two burgers The first one was the umami burger The first one was the umami burger The first one was the umami burger The first one was the umami burger The first time I went there I went there on St. Patrick's Day And they had a St. Patrick's Day burger So I had to try it And it had a green cheese And guacamole And some other green stuff But it was fair I just, like, honestly When I got the umami burger I was just like I just felt like, wow This is like Everybody's like, this is the greatest burger And I'm like, this is a pretentious burger Wow, man, umami burger, man Umami sounds like when When your mom shows you a burger Shows you her pastrami or something And you go, ooh, mommy Oh, I definitely want to mention this burger place That I really like It's called The Counter It's on Sunset Near where Virgin Megastore used to be Wolfgang Pucks It's Laurel, near Laurel That place is great And you go inside First of all, they have, like All these pictures of Of, like, people playing guitar and stuff One of And they're not They're nondescript It's like them, like, looking away Yeah So you You kind of can't tell who it is But one of them I could tell Was the guitar player of The Bled I was like, I know that picture So it's pretty cool But they let you choose whatever you want To put on the burgers And, oh my god Their burgers are fantastic What's the top burger? It's a burger that I created It's called the Fresh Prince of Beverly Hills Burger Yeah It had What's in it? Horseradish mayo Avocado Fucking Provolone cheese I'm looking at it right here Oh And blue cheese Wow Horseradish mayo Oh, and cucumber I'm sorry And cucumber Cucumber That's right You should try to sell it to the umami company Dude, that burger annihilates the umami It's out of control It's burger number 17 If anybody wants to go Follow the burger adventure You can go to my Facebook Even if you're not my friend That's the only thing that I allow Non-friends to view Just your burger? So yeah So if you want to see the burger quest You're free to see it So you're going to call it the burger quest? Or what is it? No, it's called the Bobby Vega Burger Adventure Okay Everybody follow the Bobby Vega Bobby Vega Burger Adventure That's like a tongue twister Yeah Toy boat Say toy boat five times real fast And you're going to say Bobby Vega Burger Adventure You're eventually going to say boy toy I just want to give our audience Like a mental picture here Because they can't see Bobby You know, it's a radio show But he's like a 500 pound Like Jabba the Hutt Looking dude Which makes it even more awesome When I eat burgers People are just staring at me Like I do not want to turn out Like that guy Trust me Well quite the opposite Yeah, he's like 100 pounds You're kind of like a slim dude But you're telling me You told me earlier That you're not gaining any weight By eating these burgers Oh, that's the funny thing Is that I just went to the doctor For a physical And I've had high cholesterol My whole life Until you started the burger Yeah, then I'm like He calls me He's like your cholesterol Is perfectly normal I'm like are you kidding me? I thought it was going to be like High cholesterol High cholesterol Because everyone's like Oh, but to be honest I don't eat the fries And I don't get soda I usually get like salad or water Yeah, okay No, I'm not getting Salad? Wait a minute Because honestly That's what really is The thing that gets you fat Is potatoes Oh, okay So it's the potatoes It's the potatoes But I mean Is it really Is it really a burger adventure Without fries though? I mean Okay Just go all out I make an exception For fries You know what? I got to take you Under my folds, man I got to I got to I got to I got to help you out With this, man Because Let's go full force, man Let's have some fucking fries Well, I'd like to know Where your big Your Mr. King Burger Tell me where your favorite burger is Well, I You know, it's really hard To pick a favorite When you're really into something You know what I mean? Like they say Pick your favorite song Yeah Oh, shit Troy Burger right now Oh, yeah Troy Burger I love Troy Burger Right there in Highland Park It's in here On York Boulevard Okay It's in here All right, yeah I actually Did you Have you been to Patra Burger? Yeah, right there By ABC Studios Yeah, right near the studios Okay, I went there And Jamie Oliver Has Change it up And he has a new show Called Like Change the Drive-Thru Whatever it's called Drive-Thru Revolution And he made like Four healthy burgers So I went there To get a burger And I saw that he had gone there And he had the healthy It's called the Revolution Burger I was like Okay, I have to try it I'm on the burger How do you make a healthy burger? Okay You start off With a layer of Smashed pinto beans All right Okay I can get into that Smashed pinto beans Then you put A meat Then you put a meat patty Okay, all right Then you put A layer of smashed Sweet potato Spread Hmm Okay Sweet potato spread Delicious Then you put A fat chunk of Iceberg lettuce Okay Then you put Some onions Then you put A small dab Of lemon Fresh Creme fraiche Creme fraiche Creme fraiche On a whole wheat bun That's like Super thick So that when you Eat the burger And there's like Only a bit of creme fraiche It's the driest burger You've ever eaten It was so good Bad that I was like I am stupid Why did I even think Of ordering this? I'm so dumb right now Cause it totally like I was so hungry Coming from work It ruined it So the very next day To justify that I had to go to Troy Burger Oh yeah man See Troy Burger Is where it's at man That's where it's at And you know There's a lot of Creme fraiche burgers Moving into our neighborhood And it makes us Uncomfortable you know Because we're just so used To our Troy Burgers And our pastramis And all that stuff But yeah man So everybody follow The Bobby Vega Burger Adventure And yeah man Hey Bobby man If you ever go on tour In Chicago You gotta check out This place alright It's called Kuma's Corner Oh yeah they have Heavy metal burgers Yeah I wanna go Dude I'm dying to try The Lair of the Minotaur Burger Dude I had the I had the I had the Slayer And it was basically like French fries A burger like Chopped up Like crazy With like Fucking just ketchup Like all over it And shit That's amazing I've seen It comes out On Food Network All the time That That! That's crazy It's like A rap group But they gotta have Like the black Couple black dudes In there to give them Some cred you know So on your Burger adventure I'm thinking If you get Like me And Joe Dana And some other Hefty dudes It would kinda like You know bring it You know Give you a little Bit more cred too You know Be like oh Those guys Know what they're Talking about You know Yeah I'll be like That That What's that Asian guy Like the Crazy eater dude Oh Kobayashi I'll be like The Kobayashi Of the burger world It'll be Joe Dana Vince And then it'll be me I'll be like The Kobayashi Oh man You know what Speaking of that man You're talking about food On skidroad.la They have a show That it's just a pilot Right now But it's this Japanese chick And she's like One of the top Yelpers About food and stuff Awesome And she She did like A half hour thing On skidroad.la And it's called The Conqueror A Kiko Pilot or something And she's talking About food man I think you guys Should hook up And you could Maybe take her On your burger adventure Cool Yeah dude Tell her to invite me On the show Well shit man You know what I think I'm gonna run out And grab a burger man But in the meantime We're gonna play A couple songs And we'll be back With Stab City On the More Music Radiopod That was funny The More Music Radiopod On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la On skidroad.la Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! It makes my belly whole And I ain't another pizza And I ain't another pizza And I ain't another pizza And the world has had its money And it's all that's left of money But it makes my belly whole It does guitar solo I'm starin' and my body's hungry And the eggs left murky And I ain't another pizza And I ain't another pizza And I ain't another pizza And the world has had its money And it's all that's left of money But it makes my belly whole It does guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo Go! I got you! I got you! I got you! This is Shelly Allen Goodhope of the kids at Whitney High. Don't forget to call us at 800-893-9562. Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. We have Stab City in studio. Hopefully we're going to get some calls. Call us at 1-800-893-9562. 1-800-893-9562. Call us over here and speak to Stab City. Get love advice from Dan. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Medical advice. Yeah, I can give all kinds of advice that you shouldn't take. So you know medical stuff? Are you like a paramedic or something? I used to be a paramedic, yeah. Oh shit, man. Tell us about that. It was a really, really crazy job. It was... Tell us about some deaths that happened. Oh man. You really want to hear about deaths? Yes, totally. Yeah, man. We're having such a great time tonight. On the More Music Radio Pod. Let's talk about people dying in front of you. Well, give us some of the best top five deaths that you saw. Do you want the funny deaths or the sad deaths? Yeah, and you know what? Talk about also when the people come home and they find out that their family member's dead and how they're crying and stuff. It's awesome. Awesome times. So you're a paramedic, man. So how did you get into that? I was. I have always had a fascination with disasters. It's always been like an absolute obsession of mine. Which is pretty disgustingly sick. Dude, I was going to say, dude, you're such a cool guy. You're a paramedic and stuff, but really it's because you're feeding a sickness. You got to see misery and pain. I was feeding a sickness for a long time and then I realized that I could actually help people that were in disasters. While you're feeding your sickness? While I feed my sickness. There you go. So yeah, why just look at it when I can actually do something? So I can do both. When were you a paramedic? I stopped about three years ago, but I did it for three years. I worked in Inglewood and Torrance and then I worked in, in Western San Bernardino County, like Chino, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, that sort of place. Wow, is that where you're from? No, I grew up in Orange County, but no, it's just in LA County, you have to be a fireman to be a paramedic and to work. So I'm not a fireman. So I had to do it out there. What made you stop? We could get really heavy. All right, let's get heavy, man. What made me stop was that I was, I always was really good. At least I thought I was with separating work from my real life because I just would say it was at work. But then one day actually I was dropping off some drums or picking up some drums from Bobby's house. He lives, when he was living near MacArthur Park and it was Halloween and he had an alleyway behind his house. And I dropped off the drums. We were about to play like what was gonna be one of our biggest shows ever down at Alex's Bar in Long Beach. With Spinnerad and some other bands. And I was driving away and I saw like a clump in the road. I was like, what's that? Is that a homeless guy sleeping? And I was like, I don't know. It looks like a Halloween joke. That popped in my head immediately. So I backed up out of the alley and I was like, I have to go see what was up. I got a really bad vibe. So I drove around, found it. And it was a dead guy. He was dead. It was a hit and run. Like it was obvious he was dead. So I really couldn't get out. I was like, I'm gonna go to the bathroom. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. I couldn't do anything. And people had been passing him for 45 minutes, et cetera, et cetera. Man, people don't give a shit, man. Yeah, they just don't care. Dude, not in that neighborhood. That was a fucked up neighborhood. Yeah, so I called the police and all that. And that was the reason I quit. Because I felt like it really, like, that sent me in a crazy spiral. You know, like PTSD, all sorts of really heavy stuff. Really? Because I felt like the, you know, like there's a saying when you look into the, the abyss, the abyss looks back at you. Right, right. So I kind of had that feeling like it was starting to chase me at that point. So at that point you had already had your fill of your sickness. Yeah, no. Your sickness just kind of. I've seen the most horrible things you could possibly see. Oh, man. At least tell the story about the dude who's trying to steal copper. Yeah, okay. Here's a good, here's a good death story. All right, let's do it. Why do people want to hear about this? Well, people are sick. We're all sick. Everyone is fascinated with death because we never know, we don't know what it is. But, so there's a family of scrappers. They call 911 and they said that they're, the father figure of the family was missing. So the police were there and then we showed up. And it turned out that he was trying to get scrap metal from a utility pole, like electrical wire. Oh, man. So he was electrocuted like 30 feet in the air. Oh, shit. And he died there. And then. And then he, as he was falling, he hit his head against a giant rock and was just, there was no head. Oh, my God, dude. So he was splattered and he died, you know, died twice. Do you think it was because like when he got hit with the voltage that like maybe it turned his head into like a giant popcorn? And then when he hit, it was just so fragile and it just exploded open? Exactly. That's exactly how it works. Really? Yeah. You think that's what happened? Yeah. Because I imagine if you would get zapped like that, like you would get like, your head would be like a kernel and it would just kind of puff up and be stuck. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It would be like softer, you know, or kind of crispy and stuff. That's awful, man. You know, and I don't know. I guess I kind of make jokes about it because like that's how I like to deal with that kind of harsh things, you know, because I can't imagine seeing dead people in the street or seeing a guy with a popcorn head that got popped open and stuff. It's just like I remember when I was younger, I used to have like a fascination and like me and Patrick used to used to like watching like the faces of death. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was working at DVD Express a long time ago when DVDs came out, and I lifted one of their DVDs, and it was like a Faces of Death thing. And I was at home. I took the day off, and I'm like, I'm just going to kick back and smoke weed and just watch Faces of Death shit. And I fucking was playing it, and I just got so sick, man. I had reached that level of just like I saw that it was actually like a person. And from that day on, I was just like I can't watch that shit and get any enjoyment out of it. But there's like a fascination about it. You can chime in on that. Just so you don't feel too bad, Vince, Faces of Death is all staged. I went to high school with a teacher who actually died. It was in the spelunker scene. Oh, I remember that scene, dude. And he's still alive and well. So don't be scared to watch Faces of Death. It's not real. No, but remember when we were kicking back and we were playing Resident Evil 2 back in the day, and we turned on the TV. It was like 3.30 or something. And the news had shown this guy on a freeway, blow his brains out. And that was fucking awful. He was like, I guess he got like AIDS or something. He got like some disease. And the HMO just like cut him off and like weren't providing what he needed to survive. And he just like lost his mind. Went on the, I think it was a 110 freeway, the fucking the Century Freeway like on ramp or something like that. And we were watching it. I'm like, wow, this guy's going to blow his brains out. And sure enough, well, first he set himself on fire. And then, yeah, he rolled out this like tarp that said something about the HMOs and stuff. And he went into his car. He put gasoline on himself. He went into his car, lit himself on fire. But I guess the pain was so great, he just couldn't take it. You know, just like you can't just sit there. Like, you know, like you hear about these guys that just sit there. They light themselves on fire. They just sit there. They're like on a higher level or something. But this guy ran out of his car and he was just, you could see his skin falling off of his body. And he was just in so much pain. He reached into the back of his truck, got a rifle and blew his brains out on fucking, on TV, on local TV. And this is around the time when kids are at home watching cartoons and shit, you know? I remember that. Do you remember that? Yeah, I totally remember that. That was fucking awful. Yeah, I fucking saw that shit, dude. So like, I understand what you're saying. Like, it just comes to a point where it's just like, it's just like too much. And even though it's still fascinating, like I saw Saddam Hussein get hung and stuff. It was just so disgusting. I don't know what it is. It's just about us that wants to see the worst of us. We have to see that. We have to see it. Sick obsession. I'm not into that stuff at all. His dog too. His dog died. And I was more sad about that. Yeah, that sucks. I hate when I see animals getting hurt. He tried to burn his dog up too. That's the worst. I'd rather see humans get hurt than animals. Right. Seriously. Yeah, because I mean, it's like they trust you and then you like rape them and stuff. And then like a lot of them aren't into it, you know, when you try to rape your pets. Well, you know, some of them like it. Some of them are asking for it. Okay. Delicious. Walking around with their tail in the air. But yeah, man. So and then also you were telling me that you went and did some relief for Haiti. You went to Haiti and helped out with the disaster there. No, it's funny because I say that I quit because it was too heavy. But then I got into way heavier stuff. Yeah. I volunteered with the Red Cross in New Orleans after Katrina. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It was pretty heavy. But Haiti after the earthquake was just is absolutely another level. You know, there's like 2 million new homeless people. 300,000 people dead. And they started with such a much lower base than we do of like quality of life. So that was. So what did you see there? Like you get off the plane. Like take us through. Like. No. Port-au-Prince. Port-au-Prince. Is a pretty modern city. You know. But it had been destroyed. So. Right. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. the White House just teetering. It's broken and teetering. That is the symbol of their country and it's destroyed. Just everything was annihilated. It's kind of like the White House in Idiocracy. Remember that? You ever see that movie? I watched it and I just was like falling in and out. It was after everybody like the world, everybody was super dumb and we kind of grew into a nation of idiots and the White House was all torn up. So you're in Port-au-Prince and everything, you notice immediate, obvious devastation. Yeah, no, I mean everything was destroyed. The entire city pretty much and they have been in the process of rebuilding it ever since. It's really, really hard to describe because it's all encompassing. And because there are so many new homeless people, they were living in camps all over the place. So it's like homeless camp after homeless camp, millions of people living in homeless camps. Holy shit, man. So it was a really, really interesting experience for me. I was lucky that I could, you know, I was a visitor and I could leave, definitely. It makes you realize that we do take a lot for granted. Oh, definitely. But, you know, I really think that people should visit Haiti. Like it's a, if you're an adventurous traveler, it can be really fun. They have really awesome beaches. Okay. Just like imagine, you know, it's in the Caribbean. Imagine beautiful Caribbean beaches. And everything's cheap and they have really good rum. And they have really good conch, if you like to eat seafood. And it's an adventure, you know, and they, most people do practice voodoo and that's really, really unique. And they keep it kind of hidden. But I used to, when I was there, we'd go to the local bar and we learned, after we got to know them, we learned that it was also a voodoo temple in the back. So, you know, they have altars and you know, they do cast spells. Did you see any of their rituals? No. They're very, very private about that with outsiders. Did you meet any zombies? I saw a zombie. Really? I swear, but you know, for them, zombies are different than our zombies. So what kind of zombie did you see over there? Zombies for them are like... It wasn't a real zombie, was it? No. And it wasn't one of those fucking fast fucking Olympic sprinter zombies that sounded like jaguars. I hate those zombies, man. I was at a homeless camp because I would go to a different homeless camp every day. And across the river, there was a guy walking around just carrying stuff all the hours. And one of the guys in the camp I was at was like, look, it's a zombie. You know, you've seen your first zombie. It's like, whoa. He's like, yeah, he's had a spell cast on him and he now is in servitude to somebody else. That's like, they're kind of zombie. So there's like some special mineral. I can't remember, but it smells really bad. And they would, you know, use it to cast a spell on people and kind of make them their slaves. Oh, shit. Wow. So you do believe it's a zombie or is it just like some kind of drug induced like state that they do? Um, it's a who knows, right? It's a drug induced state, but drug, those drugs don't last for, you know, weeks and weeks and weeks. Well, if it looks like a zombie and it walks like a zombie, shoot it in the head. You know, but save your ammunition too. And then like also in walking dead. Try to bash it with a hammer instead. In the show Walking Dead on AMC, they go into like where, you know, you don't have enough ammunition to kill all these zombies, you know? And every time you fire a gun, it's just going to attract a bunch of zombies. So pretty much you got to be walking around with a machete or some kind of melee weapon to actually, you know, whatever. And we're actually preparing for it. I have a machete at home. That's what they use in Haiti. They use machetes for everything. Dudes just walk around with machetes on their belts. I want to have a mace that has like, you know, spikes at the end. Yeah. Yeah. And the chain thing you whip. That would rock. Yeah, dude. That'd be cool, man. I want to hit somebody with that. That would really kick some ass right there. That would not kill a zombie, I don't think. So what was your, like, what were the people like? Were you scared over there? Like, did you feel threatened in any way while you were in Haiti? When I was first there, of course, I was like total culture shock. But I was working for an aid organization. Like it was my job. So they are very, very strict with security. Very strict. Very strict. And I won't incriminate myself. But they were very strict. So what do you mean? We had to go with drivers. We couldn't walk around by ourselves. You know, we couldn't go to certain neighborhoods. All right. And there were times that I did feel a little threatened. But once I got to know, like, my drivers, I didn't feel threatened at all. Okay. Yeah. And they treated you pretty good and stuff. Oh, yeah. I'd imagine they would. Haitians are awesome. Oh, I should say this. We... Stab City has only been played... On commercial radio in Haiti. Oh, shit, dude. What station? It's like the ocean or something like that. Yeah. But... It's actually in the ocean now from after the disaster. Yeah, totally. Kind of like the wave in the US or... It's easy listening. All easy listening. Soft rock. Michael McDonald. That's cool, man. They speed up all the music in Haiti to like... Yeah. All the hip hop stations. It's like... Like I was listening. It was like Jay-Z, New York. And it sounded like the Alvin and the Chipmunks. But like they listen to all their hip hop on Fast Forward. Like they like it really fast and like the voice is really high. I love my nigga but where my bitch at? I love my nigga but where my bitch at? Exactly. Alvin! Totally. Stop saying that. Yeah, cool, man. So, I mean, you... I think that's really cool of you, man. I don't know if I'd be able to do that. I don't think I'd be able to handle that. You know? I guess I think I'm a good person, you know? But like... I guess when it really comes down to it, it's like... I mean, who would go and do something like that? You know? Like go and just like, okay, I'm gonna take time out of my life and go to do the disaster. I'm like, you know what? I gotta stay here because I got the Mormons. You know, we got some shows and we got the Mormon music radio pod. And it's just like, you know what? Fuck them. I just... This is more important, you know? So, I admire you for doing that, man. That's really cool. And that's awesome, man. Right on. Thanks. So, what's your day job? I carry things. I work in a mortuary and I eat the bodies. I'm getting deeper and deeper into hell. He's actually a zombie. I... Stab City put a mineral in his nose. I work for a moving company, so I carry heavy things. Okay, man. Well, if somebody gets smashed by like a dresser or something, you'll be able to handle it, I guess. Yeah. I don't really want that to happen, but I could. Yeah. You'd be able to help them out too, man. Give them like mouth to mouth. Well, anyway, I want everybody to call in at 1-800-893-9562 and talk to Stab City. In studio, we have Dan and Bobby from Stab City. We're gonna take a break and we're gonna play a couple more songs and we'll be back on the Mormon music radio pod with Stab City. The Mormon music radio pod. Broadcast the international downtown on Stab City. On skid row dot LLLLLLL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Time has come and you're no school You're a path and I'm out the door I'm God free But at last we'll be free And this town is gonna see Just what it really means to me I'm God free, I'm God free I've got no idea what it's like I wanna dance and run and run We run boys, so we fall Under a soulless sun Digging and screaming It's the way that we'll go Say it all of the day It's the way that you know Leave them with nothing Nothing can show you I don't know what I'm going to do I can't see what we'll see There's just ain't no guarantee I'm God free I'm God free I've got no idea what it's like I wanna dance and run and run We run boys, so we fall Under a soulless sun Digging and screaming It's the way that we'll go Say it all of the day It's the way that you know Leave them with nothing Nothing can show you anything anything anything anything anything anything guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo We left the party downtown at L.A. Third We left Bread Frog Coffee We took a piss in a well guitar solo We walked out to the slabs till the sun hit the floor guitar solo It passed over a bad door It takes a picture of time guitar solo guitar solo All my friends are co-writers guitar solo All my friends are co-writers Take pleasure in woo guitar solo We bust the bottles tonight guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo guitar solo We grew our beers to be long and imposing like many in the good but we're twenty-five women but Bullet don't care that you got a name It just breaks up its calls and push right through your brain and it's a little bit Oh Keep on piling it on How safe a man can look When he's so far below guitar solo guitar solo And all your faces will fall when we enter the room guitar solo You'll see your clock stop guitar solo Take a picture of town at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road at the edge of the road And all of your days get shorter and shorter We take it by minute, we'll take it by hour Cause I stand by your criminal code What's mine is mine and what's yours will be soon And we grew our beards to be long and imposing Like many in the good book with twenty-five women But bullet don't care that you got a name It just breaks open scars and push right through your brain guitar solo bass solo Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah This is Cain Fonseca This is Cain Fonseca And you're listening And you're listening to To To The The More music More music Radiopod Radiopod Yeah Welcome back to The more music Radiopod We have Stab City in studio You know I gotta get I gotta get better At announcing the songs The last song you heard Was Stab City With What's that song called Dan Los Barbudos Los Barbudos And Before them You heard Kamikaze With with Breathe. And those guys make great pulled pork sandwiches and peanut butter cupcakes. Yes. Those cupcakes got weed in them? No. They just have love. They have eggs in them, I'm sure. They have eggs and they have love. And butter. That kamikaze knows how to take care of a drunk band when they're stumbling out of Mr. T's bowl. I want to say some of the other songs that you heard before that set. You heard another Stab City song Coliseum. And that was the one that you guys did a video. Your new video. And before that song was Deep Kisses by Panic Movement. And we also heard some stuff by the Dyslexics with, what was that song? Learning Disability. And you heard Very Be Careful with La Furgoneta. And I think Very Be Careful is going to be coming in and playing some songs for us. So now we're back with Stab City. So what do you guys got going on lately, man? We have a lot of shows planned right now. We just played a few shows. We're playing this Friday at Mal's Bar in downtown. It's a pretty cool bar. It's called Mal's Bar. It's in downtown. You can find it. And we're playing with Bastidas. A Bikini Kill cover band called Bikini Thrills. They rock. And Orange Rev featuring drummer Elena Castro. She's awesome. Hey, we got a phone call coming in. It sounds like we got a phone call coming in. I wonder who's on the line. Who do we got here? Caller, are you on the line? Arlo. Hey, what's happening, Arlo? We have Arlo from Mr. Teaseball calling in to Skid Row Studios on the More Music Radio pod. What's going on, Arlo? How much? Just listening to you crazy kids. What's going on over there? Nothing, man. We're just sitting here talking with Stab City, talking about disasters, talking about hamburgers, fucking all the stuff that... Say that again, Arlo? I went from being hungry to being all depressed about, you know, seeing people dying in the streets. That actually made me a little high. I want to eat the bodies. Yeah, might as well just make a hamburger out of those fucking... So what you got going on tonight, Arlo? Is there a show going on at Mr. Tease? You're not doing anything tonight? Oh, cool, man. Arlo, you're a great person. Yeah, we all love you, man. Everybody does love you. How come everybody loves you? Bob loves you. Yeah, how come? Well, it's my enormous... Your enormous personality. So, yeah, you guys played at Mr. Tease Bowl, right? Many, many times. Hey, Arlo, I got a great question for you. Tell me about your relationship with Stephen Malcomis of Pavement. I have no comment at this time. Really? You're not going to comment? Come on. You better go there. I asked you. Well, Arlo was on our second show and he was telling us about how Stephen Malcomis was pretty much the biggest asshole to ever walk into Mr. Tease Bowl. I couldn't ever... When he told me that, it just blew my mind. I couldn't believe that he could be an asshole. Yeah, I know. I love him so much, but I love you more, Arlo. I did it at the store. Yeah, man. I'm just jealous. Even if I did like that guy, man, if you don't like that guy, I don't like that guy, man. And if I see him walk... I bet... And if I see him walk... And if I see him walk... and towards me on the street, he better cross, man. That is Bieber hair. We did it first, I guess. The first time that I had a weekend off at Mr. Tease in like a long time, I went down to the Redwood and the very first thing I walk in the door of Stab City to start this set was one of the coolest things. I was like, man, I'm not at work, but I'm here to what I want. I love you guys. Oh, thanks, Arlo. Thanks, dude. That really means a lot. Yeah. Awesome, man. We spurred this. I even picked those kids that won't need us. I would always, like, whenever I would see you at our shows, I'd be like, dude, don't you ever get sick of seeing, like, crappy-ass bands all day? Yeah. I got no taste. So what you got going on at Mr. Tease, man? Nothing tonight. Tomorrow night, I do some crazy rock. We're last at Rockabilly on Saturday. You know, still punching it out, having cool bands, meeting cool people. Hey, we were just saying, man, we haven't seen you at the house in a while, man. What's going on? You guys got cable now or what? I was there yesterday checking out my new motorcycle. Oh, yeah. Hey, Arlo, when are you going to take that thing for a spin, man? I just got a new Triumph, man. You got to take it out. I'll be by tomorrow. Yeah. It's hard to find a helmet to fit my big head. Yeah, you got a big old melon on you, but, you know, you got to convince Nancy to get up on that thing with you, man, and go off into the sunset, you know? Yeah, get up off that thing and get on another thing, you know what I mean? Yeah, you know. You could practice on the motorcycle that takes quarters on the porch. That's true. I don't know. It just starts by itself. So I got this Triumph, you know, and Triumph is a motorcycle, right? Because I don't know anything about motorcycles, but... And, you know, I want Arlo to take it out, man, because he grew up on motorcycles, but I'm afraid he's going to try to shift on the right-hand side, because, you know, back in the fucking 1920s or whenever, like, Arlo was riding bikes, like, they had the fucking shifter on the right-hand side, you know? Real motorcycles. Real motorcycles had shifters on the right, goddammit. I like those mopeds, usually, like, you had to pedal on them, you know, to get them started, those mopeds and pedalpads. I'm sorry, we forgot to announce that we have Jimmy Fallon in the studio tonight. Oh! Ain't heard that one before. We forgot to announce that. And we got Dave Grohl, all right? Right across from me, man. Oh, yeah. Right back at you, pal. Well, cool, man. Hey, Arlo, man, I can't wait to see you again. You got it, Dave. Hey, Arlo, next time you go to the house, man, I want to have an early times in Pepsi with you. All right. Talk to me tomorrow. I got a QRT, but I'll come by tomorrow and catch a little of the Dodger game. All right, cool, man. How about them Dodgers, man? How about them Lakers? Lakers, Arlo? Hey, how about those Dodgers? Hey, Vince. Hey, Vince, how about those Dodgers? I'm ready to shut up. How about those Dodgers? Hey, how about them Giants? How about them Cubs? Ooh, let's beat them to death. Let's put them in comas. How about them Detroit Tigers? Hey, Vince, can I ask one more question? Yeah, what's up? Nancy wants to know where she can go to get those delicious burgers that we were talking about. You need your own show on this podcast. I know, I should get a show. You want to go where? The Highland Park area. Troy's. The Troy's, man. Go to Troy's. Oh, you know what? Okay. Wasn't there a car in Troy's? There's another spot that I would say that. If you can stand it, there's Pete's. You guys ever been to Pete's Blue Chip? Oh, yeah. I actually like Pete's Blue Chip. But you're in Highland Park, right? You need to go to New York. Do they have, like, the good creme burger? Yeah. Oh, she wants the creme fraiche one? That's the one you get at Patra's. Creme fraiche. Yeah, that one. I mean, I would not recommend ordering that burger. It's kind of insulting, honestly. That's how bad that burger is. You're going to be insulted that they even try to make you think that you're eating healthier shit. If you want to eat healthy, eat a fucking carrot. Don't order a burger that says healthy burger. Eat a goddamn carrot. Could you put a carrot in a hamburger? It would be too crunchy. It's good. I'll see you guys. I got to go. I'm heading down to Tavi. I'll see you. All right, then, Arlo. Thanks for calling in, man. Later, Arlo. Later, Arlo. See you. Yeah, that was Arlo from Mr. Teasebow calling in and saying what's up. So, yeah, man. So, you guys got this new video. You guys got a couple shows coming up. Yeah. Are you guys going on tour or anything? You got any tour plans? We're going to be playing at... I can't remember the name of the festival. I wanted to note these two shows that are going to be on my birthday, which is also the apocalypse. Is that May 21st? All right. Is Karen Centerfold going to be there? Fuck no. Whenever... I'm not even going to say anything because, anyways, we're playing in Pasadena on May 21st with Holy Grail, The Binges, Lantern, a bunch of great bands. It's a Japanese benefit show. It's at the Memorial Pasadena Park, which is freaking... It's freaking awesome. It's that big park that's right there in the middle. Oh, cool. Yeah, and it's that big stage. There's going to be, like, food trucks. It's going to be, like, a real deal thing. So, that's May 21st. That's May 21st. And then later that day, we're going to be playing at the Silver Lake Jubilee. Oh, cool. At The Eagle, which is a hardcore gay leather daddy bear bar. Oh, cool, man. Yeah, we played a couple of those gay bars, man. Which dad has been too many a time? I am so excited. It's going to bring me back to my childhood. Uh-huh. Oh, wow. I want to hear that story. Dad's considered a cub. He's a cub. What does that make you, Bobby? I don't know. I'm like an embryo. Kyle is an otter. You're a cub. I'm a cub. Mm-hmm. I'm a heart boner. Are you twinkie enough to be a twink? Hey, guys, we got a call. Somebody called the Skid Row Studio hotline, and we have Jessica on the line. Jessica, are you there? Yeah. What's up? How you doing? Well, you want to talk to Stab City? Yeah, yeah. This is Jessica Moncrief. Oh, I knew it was Jessica Moncrief. Oh, hey, what's going on? Hi. Yeah, so, you know, are you guys excited about your Bakersfield show coming up? Oh, yeah, that's right. OK, oh, we should note that. We're playing in Bakersfield. The 3rd. Of June. Yeah. Yeah. With a bag called Hooker Spit. We're going to play for the Rednecks. Bakersfield is awesome. That's awesome. Bakersfield has been nothing but kind to us. Yeah. We love Bakersfield, as a matter of fact. Yeah. Jessica Moncrief, you're like the queen of Bakersfield. Thank you. Bakersfield smells like beef. Yeah, you know, in fact, the Mormons are going up to Bako on July 1st. We're going to do a show that Jessica is setting up. Oh, are you guys confirming that? Nice. Sweet. Yeah, we're confirming it. We're confirming it now on Live on the Air on the More Music Radio Pod. Let's confirm it with an explosion. Yay. Boom. It didn't work that time. Awesome. I can start having fun. I'm going to go get some wires made. Yeah, cool. Cool. Yeah. So, you know, I think that the guys should tell you about the time that I got them a gig at this backyard party. Okay. You guys know what she's talking about? I remember a backyard party. Yeah. We played this backyard party. It was in the backyard. And then what happened, Jessica? Well, you know, there's a ... And I mean, I was kind of embarrassed because some of these people I knew, but they played their set. And I was like, what's going on? I was like, what's going on? I was like, what's going on? I was like, what's going on? I was like, what's going on? I was like, what's going on? And they were like, you know, they need to play their set again. Oh, yeah. They kept going, play it again. Play it again. We were just like so scared of like these drunk like bro dudes that we like were like, okay, let's play it again. And then ... No, Dan refused. Dan refused for like ... I mean ... I was sick. Honestly, like playing your set two times in a row, I don't know. For me, I think it's like, it's kind of like, oh, we just gave it our all for that one. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But, you know, to ask him to do it again, it's going to be like semi-phoned in, but it ended up being pretty fun because like there was a bunch of kids there. Your son was there. He was having a great time. I remember him having a wonderful time, and that's what really fueled the whole thing. Awww. Yeah. Then there was a Bakersfield backyard jamboree. Everyone was playing our instruments. Oh, yeah. Then everybody started jumping on the instruments. They should get stolen. Yeah, that's how come people steal your shit. I'd say we've had some pretty fun times out there. We'd play at Narducci's. But that night there was a fight later, right? Oh, yeah. There were people knocked out. Oh, God. How did that happen? I don't know how that went down because I must have left. Sounds like one of my family gatherings. Right on. Yeah, everyone says that they have fun at Bakersfield, but people get pretty drunk here. See, that's the thing, though. We have fun visiting Bakersfield. I don't think that we'd have much fun living there. No. We're not Bakersfield. You guys aren't into meth and stuff? Meth and pickled cow's tongue. Definitely a meth problem in Bakersfield. Yeah, you know what, though? The one thing that you don't have a problem with is pickled cow's tongue. I love it. Thank you for it. Keep it coming when we come out there. Amazing grocery stores. I have never seen grocery stores like they have in Bakersfield. Never. You know what? Bakersfield's cool because they got some nice grocery stores. Those grocery stores are amazing. They're like, you can get them. No. They're just overflowing with produce because it's where it's all grown. Yeah, rocks. There's a choo-choo train there, too. There's going to be a new one called Bobby Vega Grocery Store Adventure coming out. That's the next one. It's going to go to all the best grocery stores. It'll tell you all the best prices. I always feel like if I had to move to L.A., I would hate having a grocery shop there for a whole family. It would suck. Yeah, that would suck. The grocery stores aren't great there. There's all little markets. Yeah. Well, we have Whole Foods. We're lucky because over in Highland Park where we live, we have a corner store where we get our beer. I think I counted. I think it was like 29 steps or something to the store to go get your beer. We're not getting beer. We'll talk about it next on the Bobby Vega Grocery Store Challenge. I mean, I'm into it. I'm into that. But anyway, thanks, Jessica. Thanks for calling in. I'm really excited. You guys are going to be coming. I'm so excited. Yeah, you're going to have Stab City on June 3rd. And then you'll have the Mormons on July 1st. Are you guys going to do your mobile unit? We will bring our mobile unit equipment and we'll bust it out. At the grocery store. At the best grocery store. That's a good idea. That's an amazing idea. The place that you guys are going to be playing, like on that corner, they have this art walk every first Friday. And so, like, I figured. It's got to be the better one. Bar walk. Oh, man. You should. Well, I mean, it's not being like the L.A. art walk or anything like that. You should see the L.A. art walk. It's just like such a clusterfuck of just like a bunch of people. I agree. It's like the college experience I never wanted and never had. I just walked down the street. And this is like really like, you know, just not that many people. It sounds way better. I wrote a theme song for it. It goes like this. Fart walk. Yeah, but, you know, there's more people than there was. There's more people. There's more people. I'm normally out, you know, on a Friday night in Bakersfield. And you know what? There's not. Those people aren't into art. They're just into going and. They're into chanting in unison. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. I don't know. It was kind of hard to find parking when we got over here to Skid Row Studios in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. But anyway, we're going to we're going to let you go, Jessica. But we'll be up there in Bakersfield. We're going to we're going to send Stab City up there. June 3rd. Yeah. To kind of test it out and send back a full report for you. Yeah. Thanks. Yeah. Best grocery store. We're going to have graphs. Best grocery stores. We're going to have graphs and everything. We have maps on where to get to the grocery stores. We have like key points, like little buffer zones. Cool. So you told us about the Pasadena, the Pasadena. Yeah, the Pasadena fundraiser. It's at the Pasadena Memorial Park with Holy Grail. I love them. James Paul Luna is a great singer. And that's the end of the world. And yeah, at the end of the night, we're all going to die, which is ironic because it's my birthday. So, you know, dying on your birthday. I think that makes a lot of sense. I don't know. I think it's just produced by somebody. There's some radio station that just wants you to listen on that day. I think I think it's what's going on. Are they going to get like boosting ratings? Like how do you how do they people pay people out for ratings? Is that another show? They're going to get good ratings on that day. I'll listen. I have no idea. We check our ratings. We get the Hanson's. And, you know, actually, we're doing pretty good. Here it's it's good real studios. And so anyway, we're going to take another break. We're going to play a couple more songs and we'll talk to Stab City on the more music radio pod. Hi, this is Jim Schrader. You are listening to the more music radio program on Skin Brown dot L.A. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. This is Michael Monaghan from the Kids at Whitney High. You're listening to the More Music Radio Pod at skidroad.la. Yeah, welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod on skidroad.la. We're here with Stab City. And you guys were talking about you guys had some bad luck, man. You guys get shit ripped off from you. What's that about? We just seem to always end up missing something. And we get straight out jacked from both of our cars have gotten jacked. Do you leave your equipment in the car? A couple of times it's gotten stolen. One time it got stolen out of a car at Target, of all places. Oh, man. That was one drum set. That was a whole drum set right there. Then we got something stolen recently at the Old Town Pub. My kick pedal and my cymbal were just up and gone. So how do you lose? Stuff like that. You guys are just having too good of a time partying? Honestly, no. I feel like sometimes. No, that one I honestly felt like it was like an Ocean's Eleven type shit. Seriously. Do you think you could describe everything that's been stolen? This is a great venue for that. Yeah. This could be like America's most wanted. Yeah, one was an eight custom 16-inch rock crash. The other one was a 1989 Camco Tama kick pedal. And I cherish the kick pedal the most because it was like the only thing that I had from my original drum. I'm set that my grandpa bought me like fucking 2002 or some shit like that. So let's say that they found the guy that they found the guy 96 or something. Let's say like I know the guy who did it and here's his address and you do with it what you want. So what would you do to the guy or girl? Yeah. What if it's my don't I mean, I wouldn't I wouldn't give myself up, you know, but and I wouldn't do anything like that, man. You know, it's just like it's. I would never do anything like that. No, you're a good man. Yeah. What a dick. Why are you saying that, man? I would never do anything like that because that equipment costs so much money, especially drums, man. That shit is expensive. So, you know, like that kick pedal, that kick pedal is probably worth like 250 bucks. Each cymbal is probably worth like one hundred and fifty dollars. That's funny, Vince, because you got that new Camco drum pedal. Right, right. Vintage Camco drum pedal. But yeah, man. So like. What would you do to the guy or girl who has who has your who has your stuff? We have a friend who's very faithful. My roommate, Clayton. I've just incriminated him because if anyone with it with music equipment somehow ends up mysteriously disappeared, I think it will be traced back to Clayton. He he will definitely take care of business. He would probably do like an Abner Luima. I don't know if you remember that guy. I got a guy like a. Plunger shoved up his ass by the New York City police. And that wasn't right. But I mean, for that guy who stole your equipment, I think you cram a whole bunch of stuff up his butthole. You guys should hire Dog the Bounty Hunter. I would just honestly for me personally, I would just be like, give me my stuff back, dude. And like, just don't be. Well, there's like it's like that's like that's one that's a drum set. And what else? What else has been stolen? Fuck this guy's bass. I had my all my entire rig stolen. His bass amp. I was putting it in my car in Highland. Park Avenue 57. Oh, man. During the day in the afternoon. And I went back up to my apartment and came back down maybe 20 minutes later. And it was all gone, including like my cherished, cherished bass. Sixties. Yeah. S SGB short scale. It's like perfect bass for for a short guy like me. And yeah, it's missing. And, you know, that guy probably sold it for 50 bucks. Yeah, no, totally. I already said that. I was like, dude, that shit got sold for like a rocker crack. Yeah, that was it. That was all he got. The guy was like, oh, this ain't worth shit. It's all fucking broken. It's all old. Did you cry? I wanted to, but I don't think I did. I probably did. I would have fucking cried. Yeah. Oh, you know, our our original drummer and co-founder of the Mormons, Ryan, he he lived in Glendale, too. He still lives in Glendale, the same spot, I think. And he left his D.W. drum set in his truck. And he was like always kind of like, oh, just leave it in there. You know, whatever. It's got a camper shell. And we're in Glendale. Nobody's going to do anything, you know. And he just got home from work, had all his stuff in there. And he went out to get something from his car and like the whole shit was gone, man. And like, you know, he didn't have a drum set. We didn't have a drum set. You know, I got it back, though. At least the car. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You know what? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He said he forgot something and he just had like a bad feeling. He went outside and his fucking truck was gone. And yeah. So, I mean, that's the thing, man. You got to like not leave your stuff in the car, especially like overnight, you know. I mean, even though these things like happen like in the daytime and stuff. Just recently, though, something like weird just got lost out of the studio. A snare case that I had just like up and left. We were like, what the fuck happened to this thing? I was. I've been trying to piece it together. I have no idea. It's with all your missing socks. Yeah. That's probably where it is. The sock fairies. Got it? I got confused. The sock dwarves. Yeah. The sock fairy, if he goes through my socks, you're going to find some like a starchy one. So, I'm not going to tell you why they're starchy, but you know. The ones that are under your bed or what? Half alive. They're impregnated. That's what happens. They walk off, you know. I'm not going to tell you why they're starchy, but you know. I'm not going to tell you why they're starchy, but you know. I'm not going to tell you why they're starchy, but you know. The ones that are under your bed or what? Half alive. They're impregnated. That's what happens. They walk off, you know. Gross. Yucky. I have the decency to at least use like Kleenex, you know. Tissues? Yeah. Sometimes it's like a three or four or five tissue night, man. I prefer a paper towel. You just get on a fucking roll. Honestly, I prefer paper towels. That's what I've been using recently. They cover a bigger area. Then they're easier to get on. Yeah. I've been using paper towels. I've been using paper towels. I've been using paper towels. I've been using paper towels. I've been using paper towels. I've been using paper towels. They're easier to get to. Yeah. And Bounty. Is it spraying everywhere? Yeah. It can get pretty crazy, dude. I have to recommend either Bounty or Brawny. It really sucks to come up, you know, and just like stick it in. That's why when it's happening, you want to use the paper towel to like actually catch it while it's happening. Yeah. Yeah, there's that moment where like ... There's that moment where you're like, oh, I got it. So, you don't want to have to clean up afterwards. Just catch it right in midair. Boom. I haven't done that yet. I've got to try that. You got to master it. You got to master it, dude. I will do that. Focus. Concentrate. Focus power. Yes. I'm doing it right now. Check this out. That's silly, right? Yeah, that's pretty silly. That's pretty silly. Are we getting the wrap it up box? I think we're getting the wrap it up box. I don't think we're getting the wrap it up box yet. I want to hear about some of the other shows you guys got coming up. What's going on with any of you? Are you guys recording anytime soon? Because I want to get that 7-inch. I want to get the EP, and I want to get the album. Right now, we've been working hard on all new material. Pretty much the way we're working on it is we're not trying to rush shit. We're like, until we're psyched about a song, that's when we start playing it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, whatever. That's always the best songs are always the new songs. Yeah, the newest ones that I'm really, really happy with. We have a song called Bad Whiff that has kind of like a reggaeton beat in the beginning, and I'm so psyched on that shit. You know? Get some pitbull. Then we have a new song that's called Bulimia Cucamonga. I like it. It's really, really awesome. It's actually a paramedic call I went on once. Really? It's actually the girl who was bulimic, and she was using a toothbrush to cause herself to puke, and she swallowed a toothbrush. That's what it's about. Yeah. We also have another song called Harry O's Barbecue, which is actually named after a transsexual strip club that used to be in Las Vegas called Harry O's Barbecue, which was right next to the Double Down. Everybody's probably... Oh, yeah, yeah. It's right next door to it. I love the Double Down. I got groped there by a gay biker. A lot of people probably didn't notice it. With a lasso? You got lassoed? Oh, man. It was crazy. It was like this... He looked really intimidating, like, biker dude is all, you know, whatever. And we played the show. We're having fun. We're loading our equipment in the van and shit. And he's like, hey, let's take a picture. And so we're like, yeah, let's take a picture with the fucking biker dude. All right, cool. And so he's like, all right. And the person taking the picture is all, okay, ready? One, two, and on three, the fucking biker... The biker dude fucking slips his hand down my back and fucking grabs my butt cheek. In a good way. Or not in a good way for him. It was a good way for him, but it kind of creeped me out a little bit, you know? And it's like a big, giant biker dude, and it's just like, what am I going to do, you know? He said, here are your drink tokens. Could you imagine if the story I took home that weekend was that I got beat up by a gay biker dude? Well... Wow. So I just let him do it. I would have rather just said I got raped by a gay biker dude. Man, we played the Double Down, like, back in the day. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. Consensual sex. And I forget what it was called, but they had this shit where it was like, you could be like... Ass juice. Ass juice, yeah. Ass juice, yeah. What the fuck is ass juice? It's like they just pour a bunch of drinks. It's whatever ends up in their mats, you know, when they miss the glasses, and then they squeeze it into a glass. Yeah. That's it. I think that's what they offer the bands, kind of a thing. and it's like, all right, I'll pay you extra. No, they actually, they treat the bands pretty good when we play. Like, they give us, like, $50, and then they give us, like, eight tickets that are, like, little. Yeah. They take care of the bands there. Whatever you want. I get, like, Newcastles or whatever the fuck, you know? Yeah, man. The Double Down's cool. Like, they have this thing where, like, it's called, I don't know if it's barf insurance or throw-up insurance, but, like, if you throw up in there, you have to clean it up yourself or you get your ass kicked. But I think if you pay, like, $20 or something, I forgot what it was. It's, like, insurance for if you throw up, then they'll take care of it, and you won't get your ass kicked and stuff. Yeah, the T.S.Q. picks it up. Oh, well, we actually were there when one of the biggest brawls of all time happened there one night. Some chick, we were playing with this, like, skater punk band. What were they called? Ninjas with syringes? Ninjas with syringes. Ninjas with syringes. And, uh... All of a sudden, this model chick walks in with a dude. Next thing you know, she's grabbing the singer of Ninjas with Syringes who looks like fucking Blink-182 Jr. He was on Ninja and did not have syringes? I don't know what... It was one of these bands where we were just like, really, is this happening? It's a wacky name. It was like a... Yeah, it was a wacky name for, like, one of those skater punk dudes from, like, the suburbs that were like, let's do a band. Okay. Sounded like Blink-182. It was, like, literally a Blink-182 ripoff band. So Blink-182 Jr. was fighting? No, all of a sudden, the model chick is grabbing this guy to go outside and make out with this fucking Blink-182 guy. And we're just like, whoa! Ship out on that! First, we're like, this is awesome! Go, go, go, that guy! And then next thing you know, the chick's boyfriend comes out and starts fucking hitting up the guy from Ninjas with Syringes. So then some random guy gets involved. He fucking starts punching out the dude. The chick starts hitting this guy with her shoe, so the guy turns around and knocks this chick out cold. Like, the biggest hard punch to this fragile little chick. She falls to the floor out cold, and next thing you know, a riot breaks out. Was the young lady Muslim? No, I don't know, but let's put it this way. She must have been some kind of royalty because a fucking riot broke out. Everybody was fighting everybody, except for us. We're standing there in the middle like, huh? Though you know the gigantic bouncer is there. There's, like, that 70-year-old guy. He's gigantic. He's crazy. He's got a crazy handlebar mustache. He went and tackled some guy. Someone started hitting him with a skateboard. Yeah, with a skateboard. He was just throwing people off of him like he was the Hulk. The guy who hit the chick was getting hit with a skateboard in his head, and I'm watching it from, like, two feet away. I'm just, like, with a smile. Like, I wasn't even smiling. I think it was just, like, in one of those jaded moments where you're just, like, is this real? That's weird, man, when you see a guy just knock a chick out just, like, full force like it's a man, man. Then the 70s, dude. He's, like, holding down this guy, and one of the other bouncers starts hitting him. He's, like, what are you hitting me for? His own guy is hitting him. He starts hitting his own friend. That's what friends are for. It was the craziest fight I've ever seen happen. That chick was on the floor. They had to call the paramedics, dude. This dude decked her. She got decked. Was it Ben Weasel? Yeah. Did you guys see that video of Ben Weasel fucking knocking the shit out of some chick, man? I've never seen this. It was pretty pathetic. From Screeching Weasel? Yeah, from Screeching Weasel. It's really sad. I can kind of relate to it in a weird way. Why? I just can't. I just can't. I haven't played in a band for a long time. Somebody's throwing shit at you. And you're just out of a relationship. So a chick was throwing shit at him, and he just started welting on her? But the shit's been thrown at me by girls, and it gets kind of sad. Yeah. But I was, I don't know. You have friends who'll dump a beer on their head, and she'll run away. Well, Dan has that problem, too, only that it's always panties that are thrown at him. That's way better, I think. With people's numbers on them. In Long Beach, we did a show, and fucking 8-Bit, we can't see out of our masks and shit. And my brother Andy got kicked in the nuts and just had a fucking instant reaction, just threw a right hand and hit this chick in the face so hard. And she crumbled. But I think that's understandable. It's like, you get kicked in the nuts, and you're a dude, you just throw a punch. Right. That's what it's like. That's all you do, right? Right. When we were on stage, it was like, oh, I'm going to punch somebody. Oh, it's a girl. Stop throwing shit at me. Okay, I'm going to back down or not. And so that whole thing, you know? I remember at an 8-Bit show at the Echo, like, Andy and, like, me and a couple other people, and the whole place actually afterwards started getting into, like, an Echo brawl. And, like, I see Andy beating up on this dude, and I'm like, oh, wow. And then, like, because I was on some other dude, and I was telling him, no, that's not the dude, whatever. And then later on, we realized that that wasn't a dude. It was just, like, this girl that looked like a dude, like all boys don't cry or something. And, like, he, like, made her bleed from the ear or something. And she was totally cool with it afterwards. Like, he's like, oh, I'm so sorry. I thought it was something else. She's like, oh, no, it's cool, with blood running down her neck and stuff. She must have been drunk. Oh, my goodness. She learned her lesson. Yeah. Yeah, man. It was by Axe Medento, so we can do. The Double Down is a cool spot, man. I mean, I love Vegas. Oh, actually, we're going to be. Oh, that's another thing I forgot. We're going to be at Punk Rock Bowling. Stab City's going to be playing some shows around the area. Oh, shit, cool. We'll be hanging out with our buddies, the Fat Dukes of Fuck from Las Vegas. Yeah. These guys are awesome, dude. Speaking about people for the burger team. Oh, shit. You need the Fat Dukes. We need Brent. He has a tattoo on his stomach that says, Death by Gravy. And his knuckles are Beef Taco. That's kind of like a love-hate, bitch-room thing. Just Beef Taco and Night of the Hunter. Sorry. That's a good movie. You guys should see it. Yeah. Brent, I love you. I hope you're listening out there. We'll see you soon. We're going to be rocking that. Dude, this guy rocks. And, Brent, there's a movie about you called Night of the Hunter, King Taco, or something Patrick was saying. Well, I'll remake it with him starring. You have to have him, dude. He's so great. Yeah, man. That sounds fun, man. I love Vegas, man. Yeah, we go out. Dude, every time. We've gone out there for punk rock bowling the last two years. And it gets pretty crazy. It gets pretty crazy. That's all I'm going to say. One time we did, after we did a set at the Double Down, since the Double Down never closes, we were really drunk. We're like, hey, let's do Mobile Unit. And we walked down the street to the Hard Rock Hotel. And we were doing Mobile Unit. We went into the valet area we were playing. And somebody opened up the door to the casino. And we walked into the casino and did our Mobile Unit at the Hard Rock Hotel. Oh, damn. We were like, that's like a parking lot fight. Did they throw you out? Oh, well, yeah. Like, after like a song and a half, this fucking Nazi team swarmed on us and was like shoving us out and stuff. But we didn't get arrested. Some drunk people in black. So we played the Hard Rock Hotel, man. That's pretty tight. It was cool. Congrats. Thank you. Yeah. We did that. So yeah, man. So anyway, guys, we're coming towards the end of the show. But before we wrap it up, how do people get a hold of you guys? Where can we find you? Right now, Facebook is the best way. Honestly, I tried to maintain the MySpace page for a while. And it just starts sucking. And it's so slow. It's terrible. It's so hard to use now. I just like, I don't know how to do anything on there. It's like hieroglyphics to me now. It's a conspiracy. And if there ever was one, I don't know. Yeah. So we just. We just do Facebook mostly. But like, we're on there. You can message us for any details that you are looking for. I mean, once something better comes out, I'm sure we'll be on it. We do it. I mean, I follow whatever is doing good. So yeah, let's stick. Wherever the people are, that's where you'll find Stab City. Yeah. Cool, man. Or go to Pasadena to Le Bon Pain and bother Kyle during the day. Oh, yeah. Le Pan. It's called Le Pan. It's called Le Pan. Yeah. You give me. Would you give me a. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's caught on Pan. He might. All right. Cool, man. He might. He might. I'll give you a look or something. I know you might get in trouble. Like if I walk in there and start reaching for the pan and, you know, you just give it. Give me a look and stuff. And, you know, let me do a shout out to Kyle. Kyle, we love you so much. We're sorry you couldn't be here today. Kyle, you got next time Stab City comes into Skid Row Studios on the More Music Radio pod. You got to be here so we can have a couple of live songs from Stab City. Of course, we have to give the mustache. It's our own microphone. He's got like a Raleigh Fingers thing going on. He's got the greatest mustache. He has the greatest mustache in L.A. and I dare anyone to fucking go against that claim. I tried for a couple months. I'm with you on that. I dare someone. Well, you know, they call the mustache a flavor saver. So, I mean, there's a purpose. There's a use for it. You know, whatever. His probably tastes like quinoa and. And black. Like seitan. Seitan. And Satan. And Satan. Well, hey, man, I want to thank you guys for coming on the More Music Radio pod over here at Skid Row dot L.A. And but before we go, I want to mention that the Mormons are playing on Sunday, May 15th at Cheetahs with Pussy Cow and the French Exit. Yes. We just played with that band and I have to say they're terrific. The drummer used to be in Kill Radio. Oh, cool. They're absolutely great. And of course, Joe Dana and Pussy Cow. We love those guys. Yeah, man. So we'll be there. I mean, I don't know if you guys are doing anything that that night, but I mean, why not? Dad, you have a couple stacks of one dollar bills at home that we can take. We got a show Saturday, too, if you mention that or not. No. Well, you know, our show this Friday come to Mal's Bar in downtown. M-A-L-S. Mal's. It's great. Oh, tomorrow. We're playing with some great bands and it's going to be no big deal. It's going to be a lot of fun. Cool, man. Black. Black. So anyway. Before we go, I want to say you can follow the Mormons on Twitter dot com slash the Mormons and also find us on Facebook on the Facebook dot com slash the Mormons and also follow more music radio pod on Twitter dot com slash more music spelled M-O-R-M-U-S-I-C radio. And thanks again, guys. I want to thank Jeremy. Jeremy, the founder of Skid Row Studios. Yeah. Jeremy rocks. Good show, man. Thanks a lot, guys. Thank you, Jeremy. And real quick, Vince. Also, iTunes. Don't forget about iTunes. Oh, yeah. We're on iTunes now. So. Yeah. Is this going to be on iTunes? This is going to be on iTunes. Hell yeah. They accepted us, man. They listened to it and they liked it. They're like, you know what? These guys are cool, man. We're just going to throw them up on our shit, man. You know? That's tight, dude. Yeah, man. I also want to thank Tony for doing all the radio. Elements. He does such a good job. And we're eternally grateful. And also want to thank Patrick for coming out of. Where do you work at? I push brooms and I pull mops. And that's all I'll say. Right. And then right after that, you came down here. And we also want to give a shout out to Cholo Carwash. Yeah. We're talking about Cholo Carwash doing a show. Add this guy on Facebook. He has some funny stuff on Facebook. Some really funny things. Yeah. And Joe from the Mormons and the Dharma Bums and homie from Sex Wolf. Thank you guys for being here. This has been the more music radio pod. Listen to us next week when we have Scott Alexander from 400 Blows tomorrow on Thursday. Wow. May 19th at 10 p.m. on skid row dot L.A. 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