We'll do it live. Broadcasting from downtown Los Angeles. We'll do it live. Fuck it. It's the More Music Radio Pod. Do it live. I'll write it and we'll do it live. On skidrow.la. Fucking thing sucks. In 5, 4, 3. We're gonna dump that. That's a radio term for when you fuck up, you just cut it out. It's Thursday, April 21st. It's the same thing. It's the More Music Radio Pod. I'm a little shaken up again because we have Karen Centerfold and she's doing the same shit that she did the last time. Shaking everybody up. Trying to whip everybody into shape. We showed up late. Again, I got a chronic problem of showing up to places late and had to pick up Karen again. I wanted to have a three-way, with Vince and his girlfriend in the car. She just lives around the corner from me. We had to come down here and get Matt Teardrop, the incredible, famous Matt Teardrop of Manhattan Murder Mystery. We have Manhattan Murder Mystery in studio tonight. He is high-class white trash. I want to tell you that we did a show at Spaceland, which is now Satellite in Silver Lake. We did an incredible live show before a million people. It looked like at the Sunset Jubilee. That was great. Here he is. Here's Matt Teardrop. Everybody give him a round of applause. I'm just going to kick back. We want to welcome Matt from Manhattan Murder Mystery. We have the whole band here tonight. This is episode three of the More Music Radio Pod. Last week we had Arlo from Mr. Tease Bowl. You guys know Arlo. You know Arlo, right? Yes. He was here last week and it went, you know, not as crazy, but it was good in a different way. And we have some clips of Arlo from Mr. Tease Bowl. And here's Arlo talking about Mr. Tease when he started. Good job, everybody. Joe Tease, do you know what any of these dogs do? To this day, I do not. But that's kind of pretty much how it started. We started doing shows twice a week and then a lot of bands started wanting to play so we started doing three nights a week and then a lot of would-be drunk people wanted to be stars so we started doing karaoke and then music four nights a week. Pretty soon it was seven nights a week and it was fun. I got to see, you know, a lot of bands every week, a lot of live music and real cool people. Right. And whiskey. We love Arlo. It was cool having Arlo. I think Arlo might be calling in. He's working at Tease right now but he said that in between sets that he would try to give a call to see if he can kind of chime in. Is somebody playing at Mr. Tease now? Yeah, like, probably like three or four people are playing at Mr. Tease and that's total because Mr. Tease is a little different but, you know, we always, every once in a while like to go down and say hello to Arlo. But so he'll be calling back. Arlo's a funny guy and he said this last week. He said this last week. He said this last week. I played Little League Baseball right down there at Montecito Park and we used to go up on the hill and smoke weed. I mean, the other guys did. I would just like, you know, tell them you shouldn't do that and stuff and try to talk them out of it. Not inhaling and stuff. Come on, guys. We got the big game. We got to stay in shape. It helps you focus on the ball, I think. I don't know. We're not going to make it if you guys are going to get high. Kids do listen. Still don't. Still don't. I like that one. Oh, man. He also talked about some of the bands that played at T's and there were some, you know, pretty well-known names that played at T's. Yeah, like who? Who played there that's that well-known? Besides the Parkers, Manhattan Murder Mystery, the Mormons. Right. There's been others. But, like, right now, he mentions his experience with Steve Malcomus from Pavement and here it is. Hold on. I got it. Bebeck played there. Patrick's trying to say in his way, in his way, he's trying to say Yes, that's true. Leaf blower thing, Beck with the leaf blower. But he doesn't piss me off quite as much as Me? the guy from Highway or Cement. Oh. Pavement. Oh. Passport. Passport. Yeah, the singer from that time Billy Milkman. Yeah, yeah. I almost socked him. Really? Is he a jerk? I don't really want to talk about him now. We should. What happened? I don't know. He is no longer welcome at Mr. T's Bowl. Let's just leave it at that. Okay. What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? No comment. What happened? Steve Malcomus was quite rude, quite arrogant, and just, I didn't really like him. But he's handsome. Yeah. And he was a friend of Nell's client who's a friend of mine, so Nell's put him on a bill and apologized after her lesson. And I said, don't bring him back. And he said, I won't. Really? And so far so good. Some people are not welcome back to Mr. T's Bowl. Yeah. Unfortunately, at that time, I had no idea who he was. And one of my sons goes, Dad, Steve Malcomus, he's kind of like, you know, kind of famous. He's kind of famous. But I'm like, you know, I don't care. He can't come back to Mr. T. Fuck him. Even if he pays the price books, man. Fuck that guy. I'd comb his hair for a dollar. Okay. Here. Do you want to comb my hair? Is that what you're saying? I would. A lot of people ask. Arlo is handsome, too. He's going to cost you more than a dollar. Well, we are going to play a couple more songs and try to get back into this thing. We'll be right back. Do you have any pavement? Arlo's cool. We actually got to get, like, really close to Arlo. We lived with them for a few years. And, man, the guy just has, like, all kinds of stories. He played on the Bruins. Fuck. I mean, he has a story for... The hockey team? I think he played on the basketball team and probably even maybe the baseball team. But, yeah, like, knowing Arlo has probably been, like, one of the highlights of doing this playing in a band thing. You know, there's, like, certain characters you meet and they kind of leave, like, an imprint in your brain. And we love Arlo, man. He's a fucking funny fucker. And, you know, he's been doing this at T's, you know, pretty much, like, not getting paid too much money, you know, but he just does it because he loves Mr. T's Bowl and he loves, you know, watching, you know, really cool bands, you know, and he loves just being a part of that. And that was the ghost of Mr. T. He liked what I was saying and he played the harmonica. But, yeah, and here's Arlo kind of wrapping it up on how he feels about, you know, working at Mr. T's Bowl. May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May May at NBC and he had another experience with Miss Mary Tyler Moore. Mary Tyler Moore cussed me out way before Kim Deal did. What happened? How'd you get under Mary Tyler Moore's skin? I gave her a ticket to the Bolshoi Ballet for Bradley Tarnatoff and she said, the servant's entrance is on the side. And I said, it's not for your servant, it's for you. And I walked away and she was like, do you work for Bob Tyson? I'm going to call your boss. Is she trying to get you fired? I got back to the office and I was kind of worried and my boss said, how'd it go at Mary Tyler Moore's? I was like, did she call? He goes, no. Why, is she going to get you fired? I said, yeah. She says that to everybody. She's just a bitch, don't worry about it. And then the next week People Magazine, she was on the cover of her triumphant battle with alcoholism. And I was like, she was like, jerk off her ass. We were sorry, Mary. My best to Teek. Wow. Yeah, man, you did a lot. Mary Tyler Moore is no longer welcome at Mr. T's Bowl. No, she's not. Not even if she pays the five bucks. Fuck her. So, anyway, here's a clip of Arlo wrapping it up at Mr. T's. I'll get better at this. I'm sorry. I'm fucking up tonight. I love it. I love being part of the, one of the guys. I don't have any actual talent of my own, but it's fun just to hang out with guys. And help them out. Be part of it. And I got a show tomorrow night. Four bands. I have no idea who's playing, but could be people I know. Could be people I haven't met. But it's gonna be great. I look forward to going to work every day. And it's a cool thing to have at any job. If I got paid, it would be like perfect. We love Arlo. And he's a funny guy. And throughout the whole show, he was coming up with some really good one-liners. Like, he's really, like really snappy for a man his age. And so anyway, Tony kind of sat through the whole show and got all the clips of Arlo's one-liners and he put together a piece. And it's, this is like Arlo's kind of stand-up, like it's a stand-up routine, like in a jazz club or something. Thank you. Good work. If you go both ways, you never go home alone. If you know what I mean. I knew a girl who was eight before she was seven. Oh! I golfed with a girl and she had three holes in her body. I couldn't see too well, so I tried to read their shirt with Braille, you know. What did Quincy Jones eat? Quincy Jones ate crow. Because he didn't know shit about that. I put her to medical school. Just came here if you're listening. I went to AA and the sound booth at Mr. T's is 12 steps from the bar. But, what do you think of the rectum as a whole? I swear she had, she had ID. She told me she was 18. She told me twice. She said, I'm nine. I'm nine. So I came in here with 18. Now I'm going to have to drink some whiskey. That was the first time I tried that. That was rough. I lived in Hyderabad. I used to just go and sock guys in Eagle Rock. But, you know, whiskey, I do whiskey. I have more than two every day. Quartz. Quartz. 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The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. The More Music Radio Pod. We have Matt. We have Katia. We have Laura. We have very special guests sitting on the futon. And it is now officially a party. All right. Yeah. So, we like you guys, man. You guys are a really good band. And we met you guys a couple years ago over at Tease when we were doing... Yeah. I love you. I think... People Tuesdays. Oh, yeah. Those were the... That was a long time ago. That was back in the day. I think we played two... I think we played two Mormons residencies. Yeah. I think out of four, we played two. If I remember... If my math is right. Yeah. You probably played... I think you probably played like three of them. Yeah. Wow. We were probably on the same residency. We pretty much did like a nonstop residency at Mr. Tease for like two years. Then we did like a... Mr. Tease residency. What? And then like... I'm sorry. Go ahead. We didn't play there again for a long time. Yeah. So, tell me about... I never asked you guys this, but like where are you guys from and like how did the band start? Well, I'm from Virginia. Just outside of Washington, D.C. And I moved to L.A. on kind of a whim. And I can't remember... I don't know if I answered an ad or if I put out an ad, but I met Laura from that. And we played for a little bit with like different people. And then we met Katia. And ever since then... We've been one. Yeah. We've been one. That's beautiful. I really think that's really nice. Now, Karen wanted me... She wrote down some more questions again like she did two weeks ago. But she wanted to ask me, did the Southern people get down on you? Because you like traded country western for rock and anarchy. Well, what I was asking, Matt... I was asking you that because I keep meeting these artists that they want me to put them on TV and they don't really have it. And when you're in West Virginia, Matt, isn't it kind of like... Did they try... What Vince and me want to ask you is did they try to sort of like brainwash you to be... a holy kind of a Rube and an Elvis Presley fan and a Willie Nelson fan instead of a Mick Jagger kind of a Sid Vicious fan? Or what... Well, I actually probably am more of an Elvis Presley and Willie Nelson fan than Mick Jagger and Sid Vicious to be fair. But I don't think that's really due to brainwashing. I think that's just due to... Musical taste? Musical taste. Maybe that's just the... the southern... What was the question again? The question is when you were growing up in the South, you knew you were going to come out here and be a success, which you pretty much are. In other words, people are trying to get you record deals and stuff like that. You're worth it. You know how to command a show, draw a million people. You've got the energy, your songs. Like, I sometimes back you up in the song in the parking lot, you know? What do you play on that? Oh, I sing in it. I back it up, Vince. Do you think you might want to sing tonight? Because I think Manhattan Murder Mystery is going to play a couple of acoustic songs here at Skid Row Studios. Sure, I'd like to back them up. I'm sure I'd like to back them up. But what I'm saying is a lot of kids... What I'm saying, Matt, is... You might want to take a drink of water or something. All right. A lot of kids are... Just take a big chug. They get brainwashed in the South. They get brainwashed in the South. They get brainwashed in the South about religion and things like that. You might want to take a breath. You weren't brainwashed or anything like that, but can you tell us about that? That was my question. You know, I mean, like, you went for rock and roll. Were they against that? No, they were for it. I have full support of the South. They told me that I was doing a really good job and that... I did. They told me... Everyone from the South, all 100 million of them, told me that I'm doing a great job and that, like, they're going to stop brainwashing people. Yeah, I personally called him. All right, next question. Next question. Telegraph. Well, I wanted to ask you, like, when you're writing your songs, like, what kind of, like, music are you listening to at the time? You know? Like, what's in your CD player, like, when you're writing your songs? You know? Usually, I have some Liza Minnelli. Right. You bump that? She has this really good album that the Pet Shop Boys produced. That's true, isn't it? You're not making that up. No, I never lie. That's very true. I listen to Willie Nelson. And Elvis. Sometimes, usually when I write a song, I just think about what, like, Karen Centerfold has to say. But what I'm trying to get at is, like, what kind of music influences your songwriting? You know what I mean? Oh, I don't know. Yeah. Like, who cares, right? What's the... What does that mean? Right. Yeah. Okay. I mean, he's asking you, he's asking you about how you write your song. Because he's asking you about how you write your songs because you write them very originally and you write them for the times we're living in right now. Like, what is that song you do where I back you up and I go, like that. What is that song? Take Out the Papers in the Trash. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. I don't think, I don't think that's, that's not what that is. I can't get the verse right. I don't get the verse right. But you've got... Right. You've got, you've got your songs down, you know, like how do you, what influences you to write songs like that? Well, here's what I do. I like, I just play my guitar a little bit. Come up with like some, something that I think sounds pretty good to me. Right, some crazy stuff that's going on in my head. There's always crazy stuff going on in my head and if I can enunciate it, then into a melody, then there you go. That's, that's the secret to Manhattan Murder Mystery. You can do it yourself at home. You could be as big as, you could be big stars like Manhattan Murder Mystery if you just follow that formula. You guys have a new record. What's it called? Yeah. It's self-titled. Manhattan Murder Mystery by Manhattan Murder Mystery? Yeah. Oh, cool. All right. Well, if you guys want to call up and talk to Manhattan Murder Mystery, you can call 1-800-893-9562. Skid Row Studios. And there you go. We got a call. And hopefully, Yeah, I'd like to say something too. What would you like to say, Karen? Let's connect them, you know. Let's see if somebody's on the phone. Yeah. That's what I said. We could talk to them for a second. What are you doing? Give them a warm, sensuous evening, you know, that kind of thing. On one of the most provocative radio stations, Skid Row. Peter Tintle? Peter Tintle. Peter Tintle. Peter Tintle. What a name. That is a name, right? Right. Peter Tintle. That is a name. Hi, Peter. Sir, are you Caucasian? Are you Caucasian? Peter Tintle. Peter Tintle. I am Caucasian. I also used to play bass for the Mormons. Right, right. Oh, you did? Yeah. Yeah. Right. This little band, Way Back When. You were one of the good ones. Oh, really? In the day, I was actually. And you left us. So what happened to that? Yeah, what happened to that, man? Tell them the story. Oh, man. Right now, you're getting an international call from our former bass player, Pete, from the Mormons, circa 2007 or 2008 or something, right? Which one was he? Yeah, it was like three years ago. You're up in Canada, right? He's so white, he got miscarried. No, I'm in Seattle now. Oh, yeah? What happened to Canada? Canada's bullshit, man. Yeah, it's really. I hear the mist is nice, though. Because the story is, I mean, you were playing bass with us and then you fell in love. You met the woman that completed your life, you know? And you left us. I know it was a hard decision, you know? I didn't want you to leave. I was actually kind of secretly hoping that something would happen, like, you know, she slipped. I fell on somebody else's dick or something. And then I'd be like, yes. And I'd be like, it's okay, Pete, man. That's just the way it is. Well, yeah, you were going to get me arrested at one point, I remember. Like, that was the plan, is you were going to get me arrested so that I couldn't go to Canada. Yeah, that's right. I was going to start, like, a high-speed chase. But I drive a Toyota, so I can't really, I can probably get, like, to 80, 85. Yeah, I remember we started doing a lot more mobile units. To try and, like, get me arrested. Right, right, yeah. And we almost got arrested, too, a couple times. Yeah, it was close. You know what? Since you've been gone, we did get arrested. We went to South by Southwest. Oh, that's Texas, prick. That's what I hate about Texas. You know, those cowboys, white trash. Yeah, these guys. They're joining us right now. Yeah, we played, we actually did a mobile unit trip to South by Southwest last year. And, you know, just to go do mobile unit. And we drove all those hours and we got stopped in El Paso because we were hiding fruit. And it's illegal. It's illegal to hide fruit. The dogs smelled our fruit and we were like, oh, shit. Never, if you ever go to Austin, never bring drugs with you to South by Southwest. Hell no. Texas is a bummer. Fucking apple haters. Texas is a bummer anyway. Like, it's so much bad luck and so many racists over there and so many bad luck, bummer things happen. I went to South by Southwest a few years ago. It was okay then, but now, like the pigs there, the cowboy pigs, they just want to bust anybody they can. And I really encourage most people, you know, not to necessarily go there too much. Yeah. But I heard it was a good thing anyway this year. It's a little bit. Yeah, I'd like to hear from Matt. But also tell us all about it, maybe. All my exes live in Texas. Hey, so Pete, how does it sound over there, man? What are you up to? Like, do you want to ask Manhattan Murder Mystery a question? Actually, I want to ask Karen's cell phone a question. Okay. Karen Centerfold, yeah. Oh, Centerfold, sorry about that. Karen. Right, right. A lot of, you know, a lot of adult stars these days, they get molds made of their asses. Yep. So, like, you can, you know, you can walk into a store and, like, go and buy their ass. It's got little suction cups on it. Yeah. And you, like, put it on your table and fuck it. Oh, yeah. Have you ever, like, made one? No, but I dunked my boobs. I dunked my boobs in cement. I dunked my boobs in cement a couple times and autographed some things for some, like, more like R-rated sex movies. I don't mean to interrupt, Karen, but he's beaming. But just... Right. This is a, you know, this is theater of the mind here. Exactly. So we really need to explain what's going on for the listeners. Sure, sure. We're talking about rock and roll. Let me do this slowly because, man, my loins. So, yeah, I mean, I've done it with my boobs. Like, what's your favorite adult film? Are you asking Pete? I don't know. Edward Penis Hands, I guess. Yeah, I mean... I remember that one. I saw that. I saw that. That was all right. That was cheap. There's a consistent one that's pretty good. I thought it was cheap. There's a new what? It didn't have a good story. There's a new Simpsons one. Oh, there is? Yeah. I've seen not quite the Simpsons. If I could just interject for a second, we have a new album out. It's for sale in Los Angeles at Origami and Vacation. And it comes with a download card and also a mold of my dick. Oh, really? Yeah, I just did that, actually. So, like, if anyone is interested, like... There was Record Shop Day and there's also Sex Shop Day. You can pick it up there. Yeah. Oh, nice. It's next to the fleshlights. You guys... So, can you still get Canadian Mist? Or still get a Manhattan Murder Mystery record with Canadian Mist? Our 7 Inches, right now, you can get them at King Liquor, House of Spirits, and Paul's Liquor, which is right next to Silver Lake Lounge. We're selling our 7 Inches there for a dollar or if you buy a bottle of beer, buy a bottle of Canadian Mist whiskey, you can get them for free. Wait a minute. Do you mean to tell me that you can buy your record at a liquor store? Yes. You can buy it at three liquor stores, actually. So, you buy a bottle of Canadian Mist... Have you been to Paul's right next to Silver Lake Lounge? Paul's TV? I used to buy a bus pass. Paul is a real treat as a person. He's a really wonderful man to meet in your life. He's a really wonderful man to meet in your life. He's a really wonderful man to meet in your life. Is Paul, he's the owner of the liquor store or what? The one right next to Silver Lake Lounge. Not the Silver Sun Liquor because that's like too trendy because it's like Silver Sun fuck-ups or whatever. But like, if you go, if instead of going across the street, you stand in front of Silver Lake Lounge and take a left and go like two or three doors down and then take a right into the door, then you got Paul's Liquor and he's this like old Asian man who can't see anything. He can't hear, can't speak English. But he can sell you Canadian mist with a Manhattan Murder Mystery seven inch. Yeah, he's a really great guy and he's just one of my favorite people in the world. He is the king. I just love him so much. Do you? Hey Pete, you still there? I'm here, dude. I miss you, man. You should come back. I miss you too, man. How are you doing? How's your thing? I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. I'm doing great. Dude, I'm not. Just because you stopped asking. I'm not with her anymore, man. Pete, Karen is, uh, uh-oh, wait a minute. Hold on a second. It's okay. Karen broke the mic. How's that? Can you hear me? What happened, man? She always breaks the mic. That's like you broke the mic last time. Yeah, you did. Last time you were holding the same thing. Yeah, it's working now, I think. I don't know. Are you talking to it? You remember Pete last, a couple weeks ago, she broke the mic. What was your question? So, Pete, what happened, man? You broke up with your chick? Dude, if I, if I've learned anything, it's love what you do and fuck chicks. Oh, man. What? Yeah. Fuck what? Chick. Dude, what happened? What do you fuck? Uh, you know. Dude, do you mean that you fucking left the fucking bed to fucking be with this fucking bitch that broke your heart? You should have grabbed me and slapped me harder than you did. Yeah, but you're, you're bigger than I am, man. I'm not gonna do that. Yeah, but you should have still done something. You should have had Patrick jump in or something. Dude, man. Where's Patrick? And now you're stuck in the worst place, Seattle. God. Seattle's actually pretty cool, man. Seattle sucks. I dig it. Does it? Yeah, I was into the, the music scene, it ain't no HLP, that's for sure. I was, I was into the grunge movement, like, uh, with Kurt Cobain in Seattle. And, uh, I was into the grunge movement I knew he wouldn't, I knew he wasn't gonna make it, like, um, like, it was so obvious. You were right. Yeah. Totally, man. And Courtney Love, same thing. She was just too much, you know? But Karen, what do you think about this? This guy, he, he, like, pretty much gave up, like, his life to be with this woman and, and they broke up. What do you think about that? How long were they, how long were they together before they broke up? Out of curiosity. Are you talking about Kurt Cobain? No, I'm talking about Pete. Pete? Kurt Cobain. Uh, we were, we were together, like, a couple years. Oh. A couple years. And we lived together for, like, six months. Oh, man. That's a shame you broke up. That's a shame you broke up. Want to say hello to Matt of Matt Teardrop? Not really. Oh, you don't? Okay. Easy, easy. Yeah, yeah, hey, what's up, Matt? Hey, how are you? Not too good. Good, good, man. Hey, I, I remember, like, playing shows with you and stuff. You were, like, like, a big fan of us. Never forget. Never forget. Never forget. Do you remember Pete, Matt? Oh, yeah, of course. I know all the Mormons' bases. The rotating door. We got, we got, uh, Pete, we got, uh, Yeah, Katya, we were going to ask you something, by the way. We got Drew. Yeah, Drew. We got, uh, dude from, uh, Joe. What's the, what's your brother's name? Andy. We got Andy. Yeah, you, you, oh, wow, you remember that. Andy did. Andy was technically a member of the Mormons and played one show. He looked good in the suit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, fault him for that. That was pre-Pete. Yeah, that was right before me. Yeah. Pre-Pete. Yeah. It was, like, uh, pre-Pete B.C. or some shit. Man. I can't believe that. Hey, Matt. Yes? Hey, uh, hey, there's that song that you used to sing. I can't, like, find it anywhere, but, uh, it's, like, about the photo and I can see you anytime I want to. Oh, yeah. I'm sure it's probably called the photo or something. That's, that's, from our Skull EP. It's called Safe Case of Sex. Can you, like, can you play it tonight, man? Do you have it? Ooh. Play it tonight on acoustic. Oh, yeah. Yeah. We're, we're gonna have, uh, Manhattan Murder Mystery play some acoustic, uh, That's a challenge. You want that? You want that? That's a real challenge for me. That's a real challenge for me. He wants it. Hey, Matt, he broke his chick, dumped his ass. I'm requesting songs, man. He's requesting a song that means something to him. You got it. I'm gonna, Karen is, uh, I'll be acting on that. My breakup, man, and, and, you know, all the hard struggles I went through with my chick. If Karen will back us up, we can do anything. She's gonna take us to the moon, man. I know. I'm gonna back up Manhattan Murder Mystery, but we gotta interview Matt first, and it's, and it's good talking to you. We'll give it a shot tonight. Yeah, but. We'll give it a shot tonight. Yeah, you know, it's just we haven't talked to Pete in such a long time, and I, I really was thinking that everything was going good, and I was like, you know what? He really did make the right decision, because what the fuck am I doing? You know what I mean? Doing this stupid radio show. But it's, it turns out that I'm actually doing the right thing, Pete. Nailed it. You are. You are. Oh, man. Yeah. Oh, shit. Although, like, you know, you know, like, I, I kind of, I kind of look at it as like, you know, hey, it's a chance for me to kind of start something up here, because it doesn't seem like there's much of a scene up here, so it's kind of really hurting for bands to play. So you're gonna be the little. It kind of, it kind of makes me excited, man. Have you been to the, have you been to the Funhouse? No. I have been to the Funhouse. That place is pretty cool. We played there, we played there last summer. What was the band that we played with, with the drum? We played with, we, the media, the media. We played with El Duce's old bandmates. You know El Duce? Oh, no shit? Yeah, from the mentors. the guy who was, yeah, we played with the mentors. Killed with, yeah, killed by a train. Yeah, and he was hired, he was hired by Courtney Love to kill Kurt Cobain, and we played with his bandmates. Yeah. Yeah, we played with the mentors too, man. It was cool. I saw the, the drummer from the mentors, he had the same drum set. Anyway, there's a story, they asked Dave Grohl about like what his favorite drum set would be, and it would be the guy from the mentors drum set. I don't know if you guys have ever seen it. Yes, we have. Yes, we have. It's so awesome. We saw it. Yeah. We took pictures of it. It's like these giant drums like, like wallpapered in like, like fat chick porn. Porn, yeah. I mean, they're beautiful fat chicks, don't get me wrong. Oh, they're lovely. Yeah. They're not all fat. They are some fine looking women on there. I mean, I mean, I mean, yeah, I'm not saying like it's a bad thing. Don't get me wrong. Yeah, I was into it. Yeah. Hey, how would you like to come to Matt's show? He's gonna do, I have a venue I'm running. Yeah, you wanna come down and meet Karen Centerfold, Pete? On, how about, how about showing up on May 21st at the Little Joy on, on Judgment Day? It's the last day of Earth. Yes. It's not the last day of Earth, but the Christians. Oh, no, it's the, it's the rapture. Right. The Christians are gonna be protesting the magazines I've done, you know, and they're gonna be, they're gonna be, they're gonna be outside and Matt of Manhattan Murder Mystery, the Schomburg Knife Fight Ensemble, Haunted Tiger, and, and, Ensemble. The Tleilax Music Machine, the Tleilax Music Machine is gonna play and I'm, hopefully, I'll get Don Bowles, the drummer from The Germs, I've known him forever. to play in Fancy Space People and you're invited, I'll give you. But you gotta pay him his money that you owe. Can I ask a question? Right. Do you know, we're playing on May 21st at the Little Joy, do you know if, are we gonna be playing before midnight, before the rapture? Um, yeah, you are. I wanna, I wanna play right at the strike of midnight. are you talking to Pete? I don't know if I can arrange that, but we'll see, we'll see how the schedule goes, Cody, and we'll see how the schedule goes. Yeah, maybe. I think I'm talking to the Lord, like, I wanna actually, actually, if, if there's any way we can make it scheduling wise, so we can play during the rapture, so I could go up. Yeah, yeah, you would. Like, I don't know about you guys, but like, I plan on, you'll be right after the four horses. You're planning on being beamed up? I'm going up. I'm going up. I don't know what you guys are doing, but I'm, hey, hey, I'm going up too. I'm ghost. You think you guys will make it? Well, yeah, man, we're all there. Yeah, I don't see why not. Okay, so where were you calling from? Where were you calling from? From Seattle. Oh, you're calling from Washington? Uh, do you live there? Yeah, he was just telling you, Karen, you're not paying attention. he was, he was. Okay, all right, so, um, so when are you coming back here? On May? totally just like, killing the buzz. Uh, I don't know. I gotta, I gotta figure it out. I have no vacation time right now. Right, here's Matt. He wants to ask you something. The man, the man keeps me down, man. Like, this is, like, from what we were talking about before, like, uh, May 21st is supposed to be the rapture for all the Christians, and I'm going up, so, like, if anybody wants to come with me, like, grab onto my, like, legs and stuff, like, his helmet. We're playing, we're May 21st at Little Joy, so come to Little Joy, like, if you're not sure if you're gonna be in or not, like, if you're on a fence, come to Little Joy, and I'll be playing, and when you see me start to, like, float up a little bit, grab the legs. Yeah, that's your cue. Get in there. You're still gonna be playing guitar, you're gonna play a harp. Um, I'm bringing the guitar with me. Like, everybody's welcome. I'll, I'll, I'll vouch for you guys. Everybody's welcome. Yeah, I'll vouch for you guys when we get to the pearly gates. Well, hey, Pete, we gotta catch up, man. Um, yeah, definitely, man. Give me a call, maybe tomorrow or something, you know, I ain't got anything to do, we'll just go to work, so just call me when I'm at work. definitely. I'd love to come into the studio and hang out with you guys, too. Yeah, man, whenever you come down, just, uh, you know, we'll give you the address and you can come down. Cool. man, I miss you, dude, and, uh, thanks for calling, it's good to talk to you, too. Cool, dude. Oh, totally. Keep the show up, man, I love it, it keeps me going here. Oh, thanks, man, we're doing our best, you know, we're trying to, uh, get good at it, but, you know, I really appreciate the, uh, good words. Thanks, Pete. when you have people like bargain questions making you do shit. Yeah, I know, I'm kind of afraid, I feel like beating up. Yelling at you for lighting and stupid shit. I got beat up two times this month. God damn. All right, then, Pete, uh, we're gonna let you go, and we're gonna give the number out, that's 800-893-9562 if you want to call and talk to Manhattan River Mystery. I know my friend Mary is listening right now, I would be awesome if she called in. We got some calls coming in. another caller, we got another caller. yeah, well, you know what, maybe, well, we're gonna, let's find out. Wait for it, let's find out. Exactly. Who do you think it's gonna be, Karen? I don't know, but I sure want Matt to tell us all about Southern Hospitality. Hi, caller. Hello, caller, you're on the air. Welcome to Skid Row, what's your name? Excuse me, hello? You have a name for me? Yeah, what's your name? Erica. Hi, Erica, how are you doing? You sound Latin, are you? It's not stupid. Pardon me? She's calling from Los Angeles, does she know me? it's like a 50-50 shot. Oh, you're what, what culture, love? Cuban. Oh, Cuban, yeah. I've been trying to get rid of Guantanamo Bay Prison, you know, the way they treat prisoners there, but I love Cubans. How have you been doing about that? I've been trying to move into Guantanamo. What do you do with my son? Oh, pardon me, what, what, darling? What do you do with my son? I get the feeling you do something nasty. Oh, I do a lot of things nasty, like I do, um, I do S&M, I dominate, I dominate guys, you know, where I wear, I have a lot of boots and I dominate them. I make it with, I make it with. Hold on, what's she saying something, Karen, let her talk. Okay. Happy goddamn day. What's the matter, ma'am? It sounds like you're upset. What happened to your child? Ma'am. Erica? What's wrong? Oh, I don't know. What's the matter with you? What happened? Hello. You know, y'all have a problem if you're gonna talk about my son on the radio. Who's your son? Who's your son, Erica? You sound Latin. I know, you're totally beautiful. You sound beautiful. Don't be afraid of my goddamn daughter. Who's your daughter? Her name's Erica. Oh, her name's Erica. You named her the same name as you? Erica Jr. Hello, have you ever heard of a fucking family? How old is your daughter? About 19. Oh, how would you like to meet and make her into a porno actress? You want me to make her into a porn actress or something? Yes. That's just really nice. I bet you did. Would you like to say hello to Matt of Manhattan Murder Mystery? Okay. Well, thank you for calling, caller. You were great. Great call. Yeah, that was awesome. That was an awesome call. Good talking to you. Yeah. Call back anytime. And that frees up a line on the More Music Radio pod. Call 1-800-893-9000. 1-800-893-9562. 1-800-C-A-L-L-A-T-T. 1-800-893-9562. Skid Row Studios. All right, we're going to play a couple songs and we'll be back on the More Music Radio pod. The More Music Radio pod. Broadcasting internationally from downtown Los Angeles on Skid Row. We'll be right back. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so guitar solo guitar solo Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. We have Manhattan. Murder Mystery in studio. Patrick just showed up. The party is continuing. And we're going to have Manhattan. Murder Mystery just go into a song that they thought about playing for us. So here's Manhattan. Murder Mystery. Okay, this is a song from our new album. It's available at Vacation Vinyl and Origami Vinyl in Los Angeles and Vlad the Retailer's. Fuck it. Let's just fucking... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu Sca Years Qu Qu We'll see you next week. My life is no good. I hate my family. I hate the city. And everyone in it. I'm tired of working. I'm tired of living. And tonight. I'd like to rub your body on mine. Until we get there. Anymore. Until we get there. Anymore. I'm smoking. I'm smoking. In Mississippi. Thinking about. That you sent to me. I can't forget. I only remember. I only remember. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. Years of pain. And tonight Oh, everyone makes mistakes sometimes Lord knows I've been in mine And my regrets won't stop Unspoken I wish I could just call you I still got your number memorized 703-403-2489 Just show up at your doorstep Like nothing bad ever happens Watch TV, read magazines Fall back into old habits And tonight I got my life memorized I'm gonna take you by surprise And finally do what I unspoken guitar solo No more persecution! Right! Alright! Alright! Alright! That's all the other one. Yeah, we played that one. We got a caller. Caller, what's your name? I'm Dean Clark. I'm Matt's friend. Matt, I'm Dean. Excuse me, caller. Please turn down your radio. Thank you man. What is it? What's up? What's up? What is it? What's up man? What's up? Who is this? Hey, this is Dean. Dean! Nailed it. What's up? What's up? How are you? I'm pretty good man. I'm hanging out with Mary. Oh shit. Oh I know you. I know this. What the fuck is this shit? I know this guy. You know this guy? I know this motherfucker. Oh man. Tell us about this guy. What's up with this guy? This guy is a real great guy. Yeah? Yeah. He's cool. Let me count the ways. One, he's awesome. Two, uh. He's cool. He's cool. Dean, why don't you tell us about you. Yeah. And tell me what you look like. How tall are you? Dean looks great. Dean looks great. Tell me what you look like. I have black hair. I got blue eyes. Black hair. And uh, I guess. I look like a gorilla kind. I'm kinda hairy. Are you like a gorilla? Yeah. You look like a gorilla. You look like a gorilla. Are you asleep? Is that okay? Yeah. Like cat hair. What do you say? What? Yeah. Cat hair. Alright. So tell me what you look like. Okay. Now she has to put her headphones on. I am 5'11". And I got blue eyes. I got black hair. And I got a fucking gorilla chest. You have a gorilla chest? Yeah. That's how I'm hairy. Are you Italian? I'm Italian. I'm Italian. Italian. Italian. I can tell. I used to dance on Broadway in San Francisco in all the topless, bottomless clubs, you know, back in the day when Carol Doda was there. And I learned well from the Italians. You know, you sound like it. So you said hello to Matt Teardrop. I'm Karen Centerfold. And Vince of the Mormons is here tonight. We're having a great night. How did you like the song that Matt Teardrop... How did it sound? How did it come across? I think Matthew is amazing. And I love everything that he does. What do you do? I used to dance at the tops and bottomless clubs in San Francisco. I play music and I sing. Play guitar. I play every instrument. I can't remember. I can't remember. I can't remember so much. Years ago, so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so say hello but he's one of my really good friends is there you guys are really good friends but is there anything that you ever wanted to ask matt or know about matt that you never had either had the balls to ask him or i pretty much had the balls to ask anybody anything but i would like to ask that if he would marry me would you marry a man matt because it's it might be legal soon um actually actually he's uh he's with uh normally no normally no but for dean yes normally wait a minute are you guys is this are you guys engaged now now that you got that over with now that you got that over with dean what do you do wow what do you do team he's gone to disneyland what do you do man i play music i play i play music i play music i play music i play music i play music i play music i play music I try to like inspire people with love. What band are you in? Now that you're engaged to Matt, you sound kind of a little bit more lispy too. I do my own thing, but right now I call myself the Key Sound. Oh, you do your own thing now, huh? You call yourself the what? Oh, you do your own thing now. The what? The Key Sound. The Key Sound. That's great, man. The Key Sound. So yeah, we're inviting you someday to be a live guest. Where are you calling from? I'm calling from my cell phone. You're not thinking straight. What part of town are you in or what state are you calling from? I like when Karen goes, you're not thinking straight. You're calling from where? I'm calling from California, Glendale. Oh, good for you. That's where all the Armenians are, right? Yeah, it's the dual city. And the Armenians, their dicks are as big as black guys. And here's Matt. Teardrop. What? She wants you to elaborate, Matt. Yeah, their dicks are as big as black guys and they're Arbor Day. Armenians and... It depends on the particular black guy, I guess. The particular Armenian, I suppose. Yeah. That must make me black because, I mean, you can ask Mary. She said I'm kind of black. I have kind of the black way. Don't say that stuff to me. I don't feel that. I don't feel that. I might have met you before. I'm not really sure, but it's good talking to you. Here's Matt teardropping Vince again. Yeah, okay. Thanks, Karen. Okay. You're the lovely. Just like, you know, handing it off. Hey, Matt, you're fucking awesome, dude. Oh, you're awesome. Let's talk to Mary. Let's put Mary on the line. Hey, Mary. We're going to put you on the line. Okay, set up Pepsi. Thank you. Matt's got to get his whistle. We got some early times and some Pepsi. My whistle's drying. I got to wet that shit. Hi, Katya. Hi, Katya. Hello, Mary. Hi, Katya. You have to speak into the mic. Hi, Katya. Hi, Matt. Hi, my love. Who is this? It's Mary. Mary Matt. Oh, hey. How are you? I feel so left out because, like, you guys know each other, and I'm like, what? Mary, have you met Vince? I feel like I showed up at a party, and I don't know anybody here. I'm fucking going home, man. You know, Mary. Fuck this shit. Oh, come on. I feel like you're, like, in junior high school or something. Yeah. You're like, fuck these people. No, I know I've met them over, dude. You've been unpopular your whole life, Vince. Why are you acting like it's new? That's why you started a band. I'm just sick of it. God, there's so much going on in this house. Are you calling? Are you calling to make a request for Manhattan Murder Mystery to play acoustically right now? I am. I think that'd be awesome. All right. Well, what do you want to hear? You guys up to it? I think I'd like to hear, you know, the parking lot. That's scary. You know what? He can do that. I sing it with him at the end of all his shows. It's just, you can do it if you really want it, but see, he's got other songs, and that one that you just heard. I think that Matt should play Everybody Wants Me Dead. Oh, that'd be beautiful. It's just, that'd be good. Everybody Wants Me Dead? All right. Everybody Wants Me Dead. I want to hand it off to Matt, who's going to play a song. Okay, I'll play that. It looks like everybody wants to hear Everybody Wants Me Dead. Give me a second while we mic up. Because when he dies, then we all get to go to heaven with him. Right. Hold on to his ankle. May 21st, Manhattan Murder Mystery. Hopefully God is strong. May 21st, Manhattan Murder Mystery is playing at Little Joy. I'm going to be taken in a rapture for sure. So if you want to go up to heaven, if you're not sure about your status in the rapture, come to May 21st, Little Joy. I'm going to be taken in a rapture. Probably Jefferson from Little, from Haunted Tiger is also going to be taken in the rapture. I think Steve will too. What do you think, Karen? Steve, right? Steve and Schoenberg Night Fight Ensemble or who? Steve who? Yeah, Steve from Schoenberg. I think he's going to be taken up in the rapture. But I'm pretty sure that in order to be taken up in the rapture, you have to... If you have strong, if you have strong arms, you're welcome to come with me and Steve and Jefferson. And DeBenny, like, I don't really know if DeBenny is going to be going in the rapture. You know what? I did a show with him. I don't know if I'm going to make it to the rapture because I want to hear this song so bad right now. I did a show with DeBenny of Tleilaxa Music Machine. Seriously, Karen? Wow. Monday night at Peer Space. It was incredible. He did the Jesus act. I did the Mary Magdalene act. And it totally made it. So I'm going to do an act with him where he portrays Jesus. I portray Mary Magdalene. On May 21st. So it'll be a big deal. And I'm inviting you to. Well, hey, Dean, we're going to have Manhattan Murder Mystery play this song. What's it called again? I think it's... Everybody wants to be that. I'll do that one. Everybody wants to... What? She doesn't have the right harmonica right now for that. Do you have a G? All right. They're going to find the right harmonica. Dean, thanks for calling the More Music Radio pod. Do you have D? Please keep listening. All right. I'll do a G. I'll do a song on a G. Yeah. That's from our upcoming album. That's the same one John Popper uses. John Popper of blues traveler fame. You got to be sure. What song are we doing? It's a song. Just play it G. Play it G. Okay. Here we go. I was hanging around Outside your apartment I looked in the window I knocked on the door I tried to call you up On your cell phone But you never answer anymore I was drunk as fuck I was drunk as fuck Well, your neighbors called The cops on me They said, You can't just hang around Out here all night Well, why don't you fuckers just lock me up Cause everyone knows teardrops drunk as fuck I was drunk as fuck I was drunk as fuck I was drunk as fuck Well, I'm tired as hell But I'm still drinking Got nobody to talk to So I'm just thinking Yeah Yeah Got kicked out of the gold room Cause I got no money Now I just wanna say I love you To somebody I love you too Love you too I was drunk as fuck Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh I was drunk as fuck I was drunk as fuck All right, everybody, that's Manhattan Murder Mystery. Yeah! Yeah, yeah. Yeah! Wow, thanks, man. That was a cover song. All right, thanks, man. That was Manhattan Murder Mystery playing a couple songs for you. We are going to play a couple more songs, and then we're going to come towards the end of the show, and we're going to catch up with Manhattan Murder Mystery and see what they're doing as far as playing shows and stuff. Where's Patrick? Patrick just got here. He's right there. Nailed it. Hi. You see? Where's Patrick? Where's my lighter? Patrick just got out of work. He works late. He's a janitor. You don't want to say anything. Where is the janitor? Patrick, say hello. Hi, everybody out there in Radio Land. You're here now. I'm here now. I was here earlier. Hi, my name's Patrick. Hi, my name is Patrick. I'm here now. Hey, I discovered a new thing in downtown. Where is it? It's in Kent. Where is it? I buy liquor after 11 o'clock. Oh, we got liquor for days and days and ways and ways. We do have the Earl of Times and Pepsi. Whatever you want to drink, we got, Patrick. Be as drunk of an Irishman as you want to be. If anybody wants to call in, you call in at area code 800-893-9562. 800-893-9562. We're going to play a couple songs, and we'll be back with Manhattan Murder Mystery on the More Music Radio Pod. Woo! More music, radio fun. Hot Skate World Cup. LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! LA! I got some money but I need some more. I gotta play with the world. I'm in the city that I'm dying for. I really should come by Papa Bruderhund. And if you come over I'll read it to you. And I'm trying as hard as I can. But I'm tired of being a man. PA je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je je And I know, and I know that our minds will connect I'll hook my brainwaves up to your brainwaves Making electric charges from the cable wires And I'm trying as hard as I can But I'm tired of being a man And I'm trying as hard as I can But I'm tired of being a man Being a man Being a man Being a man Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. That was Manhattan Murder Mystery. With Tired of Being a Man. I just got fucked up. We're just going to jump into another song. And Matt, what song is this called? It's called Manhattan Murder Mystery. Manhattan Murder Mystery is going to do this new song from their new album called Full Moon. From their upcoming album. Upcoming album, excuse me. And Matt, teardrop. Okay, go for it. Yeah, we have a new album right now. It's available at Vacation Origami and Flag to Retailers. I'm going to do once the opening track of our follow-up album. That no one's heard yet. All right. guitar solo Times have gotten tough again Must be a blue full moon or something I keep fucking up left and right Doing shit that I know ain't right Must be a blue full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Well, I'm sorry if I hurt you But that's just what miserable people do guitar solo I'd take back my problems if I could guitar solo Start my whole life over if I could guitar solo And it must be a fool Moon or something Must be a fool Moon or something Must be a fool Moon or something Must be a fool Moon or something guitar solo Probably not worth the trouble I put in love with all my problems So I try to spend time by myself But then I see I can't help myself And it must be a full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Must be a full moon or something Woah! Woah! Woah! Woah! Woah! Alright! Kind of guy's mistake Geometric form What looks like a solid Is actually a swarm Whoopsies, boo-boos Miscommunication And not only that It's like fornication Oh yeah Karen Fornication I said fornication in California-cation In porn-ocation Those are all good things Yeah! Yeah! So I think That was cool That last song was really cool I think it was really cool That last song was off your new record That's cool It's called Californian Californication Californi- Californi- California- Let's get fucked up Drink some beers up Snort some coke up Sook Smoke some weed up And get fucked up Hey so uh You guys are playing at the Little Joy What other shows you guys got coming up? Uh we have a show May- When is our next show? Cause I don't know what it is Alright Uh Curiosity Our next confirmed show Is the Little Joy show Our next confirmed show is May 14th At the Satellite with Henry Clay People Oh yeah And Shadow Shadow Shit At the Spaceland? Spaceland? Shadow Stevens It's uh the satellite now yeah Um they'll be there We're playing at the Spaceland with Henry Clay People And Shadow Shadow Shit Alright cool Why is that act called Shadow Stevens? Because you Let's just get into the mic man Get close to the mic and talk Oh Get up on that mic And say that joke now Yeah you have to get close to it So why is there not a band called Shadow Stevens? I thought that was We were starting one Didn't he come out in one of them movies Where he had a power drill? Didn't he come out in one of them Shadow Stevens Didn't he come out in one of them movies? I thought so I'm not sure Could be wrong Right right And uh Matt Teardrop listen Um I have decided to offer Manhattan Murder Mystery Um a rec- uh what uh 45 you know I'd call it a single Oh my god And it is where Exclusive Wait a minute Wait a minute You heard it here This is an important announcement On the More Music Radio pod I know Uh Karen take it away Say it again Alright alright This is your statement For Manhattan Murder Mystery For Manhattan Murder Mystery I'm gonna offer to do a super um High pitched voice of um The um the LSD song The song about um love in San Francisco Called uh Want somebody Want No no no no no San Francisco Oh come on Matt Be quiet for a second Um I'm Remember the two Oh come on Matt Be quiet for a second Matt be quiet I'm gonna offer I'm gonna offer to do the song Somebody to Love By the Jefferson Airplane Like I do the psychedelic version of it Find me I saw it on YouTube Uh on I'm gonna do it I'm gonna do it I'm gonna offer it For uh Manhattan Murder Mystery And here they are Give a round of applause For Matt Teardrop Manhattan Murder Mystery And the songs I did with him Alright Yes Alright Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Ooohhh Find me somebody to love Find me somebody to love Find me somebody to love Find me somebody to love Find me somebody to love Find me somebody to love Can anybody fight me? Somebody to love. All right, everybody, Manhattan. Oh! Beautiful. And we are going to play a couple more songs, and we'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod. Skid Row. Hi, this is Jim Schweda. You are listening to the More Music Radio Program on Skid Row.LA. Skid Row. Skid Row. Ain't tricking no messy crates now How you like me now? Rollin' through your hood Gettin' on your hood ride It's easy as pie You guys wanna ride Take my shit bitch And you fuckin' die It's got 30 inch rims DVD player You know I fuck the holes in my stretch navigator When I'm rollin' down the street Hear my system for miles And when I see a fine ass I don't stop and smile I say Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch My name's Antilaw Better known as Croakzilla I smoke crack and nothing I'm a stone cold killer Got bitches in my bed And bitches in my sink Bitches in my bitches And I need another drink Bling, bling, bling I shot a ricochet Rabbits see a fine ass in a club And you know I got a heavy gun Needles in my arm And acid in my eye Make me like a steam And you know I'm rollin' high bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey bitch Snick, coke, get drunk, get high I hope you go eat shit And die Double up my vocals so crunk to five Mouth full of gold smellin' like something died One foot in the grave and one in your ass First over for a day I break sound in the rack Got my platinum plated goblet and feel to the rim Heard you screamin' oh shit girl I can't put him But it is hope, see my wrist glow In the club so crunk feelin' dismo All due to the fact I smoke a pound a day And when a bitch talk shit I turn around and say Hey One, one, one, two, three One, one, one, two, one, two It's five, six, seven, three My name is Lil' Crunk and that be me Got so much crunk comin' outta my ass Here's album three, bitch It's bound to lap past me at the park Gettin' me that booze Try to fuck with me and you're going to lose Well now I'm quite alerted that's what I say In Highland Park is where I stay Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch Hey, hey, hey bitch Yo, yo, yo, Pau106 where you calling from? Yeah, I'm calling from Highland Park and all I wanna hear is that new 8-Bit joint you heard? Yo, yo, playa, I got you, I got you, here we go Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu Qu guitar solo You just gotta sound These odd things out like you're a man Use the friction on your bones You can take a chance and win it all When it locks, poke your skin Hop on slowly if the stab is in Suck it in, don't let it out Move your heart with me, boy Feel the dark and the work should fail These things are messing with you Get a trial, kill the style These odd things out like you're a man Use the friction on your bones You can take a chance and win it all When it locks, poke your skin Hop on slowly if the stab is in Suck it in, don't let it out Move your heart with me, boy Feel the dark and the work should fail These things are messing with you Get a trial, kill the style Move your heart with me, boy Feel the dark and the work should fail These things are messing with you You are my girl Get a chance, kill the style These odd things out like you're a man Use the friction on your bones You can take a chance and win it all When it locks, poke your skin Hop on slowly if the stab is in Suck it in, don't let it out Move your heart with me, boy This girl is blue with a funny style She has once been a simple girl I've come out of this mess in jail Now I stand out to all we're wishing This girl is blue with a funny style She has once been a simple girl I've come out of this mess in jail Now I stand out to all we're wishing Suck it in, don't let it out Use the friction on your bones What is out? Poke your teeth, make it go No one tells that I have no thoughts Suck it in, don't let it out Use the friction on your bones What is out? Poke your teeth, make it go Welcome back to the More Music Radio Pod. You're listening to skidrow.la.com That last song was a... 106.7 KROQ FM That was a cut off our new EP, Forge Ahead, called Work-Related Mucus Plug. And before that, you heard 8-Bit with Krunk'd, getting krunk'd in the club. So, we're here with Manhattan Murder Mystery, and we want to know, how do people get a hold of you? Like, how can I find you on the internet? Like, on the F-ernet? Let me give you a couple ways. You can go to wearemanhattanmurdermystery.com, which takes you directly to our MySpace. You can message us there. I check it every day. MySpace? What is it? I still check the MySpace, or you can hit us up on Facebook, and just type in Manhattan Murder Mystery. Facebook. Or you can do Manhattan Murder Mystery, it's email. Like, your options are loaded. Enter it into Google. So, you guys got a new album coming out. What's that called? Our new album just came out. It's self-titled. Called Manhattan Murder Mystery. Yeah, it's available right now, and find... and find... and find... retailers across the globe. Is it on real live vinyl? Everybody's tired now. It's on vinyl. It's on down... It's the... I see you when you pee. I saw that guy, too. He was peeing. But is... So, your record's on vinyl. Is there... Is there, like, if people that are record players are waiting to listen to the music otherwise? If you are kind enough to buy a vinyl, we... Our vinyl comes with it. download card. Just like, don't be an asshole. Buy yourself a record player. Like, it's like 80 bucks. But still the same time. Like, if you can afford to go out and pay like 12 bucks for vinyl, just buy yourself a fucking record player. You're not stupid. You're not stupid people. Right? Right. And how did your thing at Origami Vinyl go? Like, I wanted to come up and see you, you know. You were supposed to introduce us. I know, I know. What happened? I was in bed. What happened? I was in bed with a director in Malibu that ran over my phone. Oh, I can't tell you. Oh, that's the Reggae. So, so. Tell us. Tell us. Oh, come on, come on. I can't. Name the director. Oh, come on. He's, he's. Bret Michaels. He's, no, no, he's religious. He's Jewish. Bret Hart. He's Jewish. He's religious. Tell us a movie. Oh, come on. I can't. Not right now. Name a movie. Tell us. I'm going to surprise you. I want you to see the documentary I'm into, Trippin' with Karen. I'm not going to see the documentary unless you tell us which director you are. What's the documentary? Oh, I can't. What's the documentary called, The documentary on me is called Trippin' with Karen Centerfold and it shows me in San Francisco, in LA. When's it coming out? Tell us about the new documentary I don't know, like about. I knew that took two months. Um, um, like, it took three months and, uh, it's got me starting out in San Francisco as a topless, bottomless dancer, stuff like that and it shows me in Beverly Hills talking about being, the mistress of Bernie Kornfield and I also talk about, you know, I met Macy's in Century City where I used to do S&M sessions with Alfred Bloomingdale at Bloomingdale's department store when he had cancer and I was helping him through that, doing, like, I was both submissive and I was dominant, you know, and that's what a lot of these songs that Manhattan Murder Mysteries, uh, they do. They do songs, you know, about, um, bondage, uh, relief, peace, right, folk, uh, the south, stuff like that. And, uh, this documentary, right, this documentary has, um, this documentary has Matt Teardrop in it, you know, we're talking about all the things I do, um, in LA. Can we get a word in from Tukey real quick? Oh, can we? From our sponsor? Tukey! Tukey! Tukey! Tukey! Here comes Tukey! Oh, Tukey! I'm at that party where I don't know anybody. Hi, Tukey! I fucking hate this party. Oh, no, it's fine. She's like the gimp. We just let her out of the box. you guys got any beer? Hi, this is the gamut. Man, let's beat this party. Just speak into the gamut. Speak into the gamut. Rush, Rush River. Who's driving? Uh, I, we're all getting a ride home from Vince tonight, I thought. Man, I gotta take you guys home. Hey, Jake. I thought that was the plan. Hi, I'm Tukey, and I'm gonna celebrate whatever you say next. So, hey, you're listening to Tukey. All right. So, whatever you say, I'm gonna do it. I know, and here's a song about, let me, What's Tukey mean? What does it mean? Hello? I thought, I thought we fried your ass in like an electric chair. The crips. That's a different Tukey, I'm sorry. It means cracked proof. The Tukey, uh, There's this guy called Tukey Stanley Williams, and he's part of the crips. That's right. And, uh, he thought he could redeem him, himself, by writing children's books. By writing children's books. Oh. Like, he could, he killed 18 people. Oh, what a shame. And, he was a gangster. We're not gonna call him that. He was like the head of, the head of the group. And, I lived in a different state other than California, and I was like, majestified by this idea that you could just like, willy nilly, just go, wham, wham, wham, and kill, kill all these people. And I was, Yeah, Tukey, you don't want to do that. You don't want to live anywhere else but L.A. Here's why. Because, because you're a personality here. and I told my friends, like, Where the fuck am I right now? Oh, yeah, I listen to talk radio, and I really like, Yeah, you gotta grab L.A. by the balls. Hey, you ever hear a train derail? It sounds a little bit like it. No. Hey, can we get, anyway, all right, everybody. All right. This is called Train Derailed. All right. It's by Manhattan Murder Mystery. Tukey, Tukey, we're gonna hand the, we're gonna hand the mic over to Dan. He's gonna read off a couple things going on. So, it's officially the weekend. It's like Friday and some shit. So, tonight we got Mickey Mouse's playing at 5906 Figueroa. I know that town pretty well. I have no idea where the fuck this is. I think that sounds like the cave. That sounds like the cave. Anyway, if you don't want to take a picture, I'll be there. I can't believe this girl's still talking. Is that for real? Okay. Bam! I'm just gonna like, all right. All right. And then on Saturday, we got, uh, can you back up into it? Like, get us all. Okay. Can you say, Karen, you're not helping. Oh, wait a minute. I will. I will. Karen. Yes. We're doing a radio show. So, when Dan's talking, you need to not talk. All right. So, 2676 Pasadena Avenue. That's the El Corito bar that used to be, that used to be Juanita's. Uh, Darma Bums are playing there tomorrow. With Kamikaze and Afroglone. Also, uh, on Saturday, we got the five-star bar. Bastidas will be playing. And, uh, if you're out in the Valley, Amanda Johnson will be playing at O'Grady's. She's a good friend of mine. She's a great musician. Uh, Seahorse at Paraspace on Saturday as well. And then Sunday, you can like, uh, sober up. And then wait for, because on Monday, you're gonna fucking get your ass out to the airliner. Intercity Katia. Uh, Rocket, out with the Helix Club. And, and my dumb ass with, uh, Dangerosco. And the Mormons will also be there tearing that shit up. And, uh, one of our good friends who, uh, I secretly hate because they're really awesome is, uh, Falsetto Teeth. They will be there awesome. Also, excuse me, man, this alcohol's kicking in. But, uh, yeah, that's, that's gonna be the weekend. And then, uh, on Tuesday, we got Ting Devil at Lot 1. And, uh, yeah, uh, that's Joe Fraley. He's pretty awesome. Right. So, yeah, I'm taking over. I hope you guys enjoyed the show. This is, uh, what's happening here. Yeah, I'm taking over Lot 1. I'm gonna be doing some shows there. I'm gonna be presenting, um, a metal band, uh, punk band, uh, Vulture with Josh and, uh, Oh, yeah, we know Vulture. Three others, you know, so, uh, that's a good scene. Lot 1 is, uh, Lot 1 is really a happening place, you know, and so is Manhattan Murder Mystery. We want to thank Manhattan Murder Mystery for coming down and being on the More Music Radio Pod. Thank you very much, and thank you for being a good band, and we love you guys. Yeah, join us again next week. Thank you for having us. Join us again next week when, uh, you will hear our guest, uh, Bastidas. Yeah, that's it, Karen. That's it. Oh, my God, my God. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, Matt, the next time we interview you, we're gonna ask you more about Southern Hospitality. All right, thank you, guys, for listening to the More Music Radio Pod. Join us next week at 10 p.m. on Skin Row. Thank you. Thank you.