Storbritannia Storbritannia Storbritannia Storbritannia Storbritannia live with them, can't live without them scenario. Shout out to Alejandra Ocana, who's just entered the studio. That's two mechs for the uninitiated. Yeah. We've got three of our guests in attendance. Two of them are on the microphone right now. One of them... What did you want to say? That's it. Please say that more often. It doesn't sound good when I say it. Only you. This is a witch. It's like Tourette's without the bad words. I always think of Wikipedia when I hear people say wiki wiki. Men's more like a wiki. Wiki. Wiki wiki. Like that? So we've got Nick Thorburn in the studio. Nick Thorburn of Islands and Unicorns. Yeah. And we didn't clap for two mechs like that when he came in. Come on. Two mechs. Two mechs. Nick is going to kind of co-steer our interview with Peter Scott. I hope we've got some aspiring actors listening tonight or maybe some actors. I don't know if that dude that played Lem on the Shield wants to call in again. He can give us some insight on the acting career. But let's welcome our first guest. Peter Scott. Thank you. Hi Peter. Howdy howdy. Peter is not an actor. No, Peter suffers from stage fright. And I don't know if that translates to radio, but we'll know by the end of the show. Radio fright. I'm afraid of radio. I'm afraid of the world. I was pretty convinced that I was afraid of it before I got here. My palms are sweating already. So don't pressure me, buddy. There are millions of people watching you on the internet right now. Oh yeah, so I'm actually being videotaped right now. This show is connected to ChatRoulette. So now people know I have a face for radio. Someone's definitely out there touching themselves. Hey, actors. Actors out there. The phone number here is 800-893-9562. If you've got a question for a successful talent manager, you should call in right now. My friends are constantly asking me, Jake, how do I blah blah blah blah blah? Wait, that's me. I do that. I call you up and ask that. You do that? Yeah, or text you, tweet you, something like that. Funny, I'm always asking you that. How do you blah blah blah? I don't. I don't know. I saw this picture on your Facebook page of you, like, jumping down a gorge in a bikini. What was that about? That was a 30-foot jump off of a cliff into a little watering hole. No big deal. Yeah, how do you do that? You just have to jump. It was a commercial for San Luis Obispo. Oh, my favorite. Yeah. It's actually really fun. Preston, how do you feel about San Luis Obispo? I haven't been there, but one of my good friends, Courtney, lives there. Slow County. Slow. Slow County. Is that the pace of life out there? It's slow? Yeah. Rolling hills. Yeah, I don't know. I have no reason to go to Slow County. Except for Courtney if I visited her, but she'll probably just come here and visit me because L.A. is more fun. Yeah, and you make the girls come to you, don't you? So, Peter Scott, he's a talent manager and founder of TORQ Entertainment. He produces some stuff as well in that company. Peter, tell us about your company. All right, guys. So, founded probably about nine years ago and I have a nice little group of terrifically talented actors. I also represent writers and directors. And I've produced a feature film that we're in the middle of shopping right now. We just found foreign sales for it. It's a film called Heathens and Thieves. I'll plug it now. It's a Western. And my producer rep is close to cutting a deal for us for domestic as well. So that's, you know, rounds out the company who we rep and what I've been up to. Jake, are you in that movie? He made that movie before he represented me. Okay, I was about to say. Otherwise, I would play the lead in it. Probably. Obviously. You would have played both leads, the male and female, and all the bit parts and you would have just booked yourself. It's a really solid for everything. One man show. I'm like David Bowie. I can play a man and a woman. I love David Bowie. Same time. It's a remake of The Dark Crystal, right? That one has David Bowie in it, right? Well, it would have been. The Western would have been. No, that was Labyrinth. Yes, Labyrinth. Great film. Yes. Happy to be wrong on the air. So what I was going to say though is the company was founded in 2000. It was one guy with an idea when that happened. Now we got two other managers. I'm working with and the company's growing. I won't say by leaps and bounds because I don't like to do anything too fast and screw anything up. Like skips maybe? Skips. Nice skips. Uphill skips. But you modify, you tweak, and you see if it works. And if it's working well, you just keep doing more of the same and keep building out the business plan until you own the town. Whoa. Is that your goal? Are you bent on town domination? If you can make it happen for me, Jake, that's the plan. Nice. So what's one of your favorite bookings that you've gotten some of your talent? I know you do a lot of stuff. Maybe say today or something. Well, today. No, no. I want to hear about a real, a real book. Well, there's different kinds of favorite bookings, and it's nice when anybody books. There was a day when a guy named John Levy called me up and he said, get your pen warmed up. I've got some bookings for you. So it wasn't one booking. He actually booked three actors at once. And one phone call. I've heard of John Levy. Yeah. He's a... Did you, did you warm your pen? I just, I got it ready. That's for sure. And I had no idea what he was talking about when he asked, but it was kind of a nice thing to just go down. They weren't big roles. They were, they were a co-star roles, but to, to have the luxury of having three bookings all at once, it's a nice, nice moment. And that happened again today. I had a Felicia Fasano casting on the phone and they, they called up to book one. Damn. And they wanted to book one client, asked about, well, I should say, ask about his availability to book him. And moments later, his, her casting associate called and just wanted to book another client of mine. So today, today, Richard Doyle and Carlton Johnson are each a credit stronger on IMDb. Wow. Can you tell us what show they booked? You know, I just... I know you got to keep it secret usually. No, it's not. You tell me what their star meters. I want to be sure. Yeah. You know, I could, I could tell you what, I could tell you what show they booked. Yeah. I could tell you what, I could tell you what their star meter is if you let me get into my phone right here. Oh, okay. We could do that. We could allow you to use your phone. They're all stars in my mind. So they're all number one. We don't want anybody to warn you of the trap that you walked into. So please don't look at your phone. Yeah, no, I'll stay free of it. Who wants to be chained to it anyway? Me. I do. Yeah. I went on a date recently and the girl kept looking at her phone and I was like... The girl? Baby. No, that is really annoying when someone's on their phone constantly, especially when you're at dinner or you know. Yeah. What if they're videotaping you? They're videotaping you with their phone? Yeah. That's a little sexier. Or taking pictures of you. Yeah. No, I was, I was on a date recently and this other girl was there and she was hiding around the corner texting me like, oh, she looks cute. That's nice. She's got really cute hair. Yeah. But you were looking at your phone too. Yeah. I was looking at, well, she was looking at her phone. So why wouldn't I look at my phone? Right? You got to entertain yourself. Next time you just got to text her. Yeah. Or take pictures of her with your phone. I mean, she's, you know. Yeah. And then... Posterity. And then show them to you, right? Under the table. That's right. If she needs a manager, you can send them to me. Yeah. So, so Peter Scott, tell us how you feel about this SAG-AFTRA merger. Oh man. You know, there's a meeting tonight that's happening. SAG actors are all joining up with after actors to... To talk about where this is all going. You know, it's a... You can call it a merger right now, but really what it is is a conversation about the merger. You know, it hasn't been ratified yet. So until that happens, it's all a lot of, you know, important conversation about where this can all go. But my general feeling is, you know, right now it seems that... And I'm talking to you as a producer and a manager, so on the one hand, I get fleeced by the... By the unions if I'm producing. And on the other hand, I benefit from the unions if I'm booking an actor and making money off the actor and the commission. So I'm really on both sides of the fence. But ultimately the studios and networks are benefiting from there being two unions right now and kind of driving a wedge between them and picking whichever deal looks best to them for any project that's out there. And I don't think that ultimately serves the actors. So I think when they ultimately... Whoa. Combine forces... Whoa. What? I don't know what you're saying. Please continue. Yeah. So ultimately I think the merger is gonna help. It may hurt some people in the short term. I know there's a lot of concerns about... Who's it gonna hurt? Oh, hey. Hey, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We got calls. Yikes. Yeah. So keep that thought, hold that thought, and let's see if this caller has something to say about what you're saying. It's like a Wheel of Fortune game. Okay. They could be... The last time somebody was talking about something like this and then somebody called in and was like, the hood fucks with Jake Gallagher. We got Jake Gallagher's back. The hood fucks with Jake Gallagher. And we're like, what's up with the After Merger? Hey, Jake, you don't need them. Yeah. And then they said, get rid of all the other people that are on the show with you. Can we put this first call in there? Alex Clements from Orlando, Florida. You're the next on The Price is Right. Actually, the first call is... Yeah. Ryan from Maryland. Who's on there? Hello? Alex. Hello. Hello. What's up, Alex? How do you feel about Peter Scott from Tork Entertainment? Oh, I actually called to talk to Nick Diamonds from Island. Shit. I'm sorry, Peter. No, that's lucky. I really wish I knew what we were talking about, but I'm really sorry. Well, it's okay. I'm a little confused too, Alex. Don't worry. Not everyone wants to talk about the SAG After Merger, and that's why we let phone calls go on the air so that listeners can decide the course of our fates. Okay. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. Thanks, Alex. It's a song that Islands has performed live, but have not yet committed to tape. But actually, you're going to hear that song real soon. Don't you worry, buddy. All right. Well, I appreciate that. I had a lot of people asking. We actually bother our band director because he gave us this warm-up for a marching band. And it was last year, and we actually changed it to Shotgun Vision, and we irritate him with that. We like the song, but I have kids who are like 14 years old singing that song. If you can irritate the band leader, you're okay in my book. Thank you. And also, my friend Alan, the drummer of our band, he wants to know, how do you get your hair so perfect? Marie also wants to know. Yeah. I was going to ask that question. I hate my hair. I'm surprised. I guess through shame and self-hatred, I kind of coax it out. With neglect and rejection. I have hair dysmorphia. I guess I have really nice hair, but I don't think I do. Is that a condition? No, I don't condition. I don't condition my hair. Zing. I just use this stuff. I forget what it's called, but it's got rosemary flavors. I don't know. I think it's called Head & Shoulders. Okay. No product placement, Alex. I know you work for Procter & Gamble. Head & Shoulders. Head & Shoulders. Yeah. All right. Well, we're going to move on to our next caller. Is there any last words for Alex Clements from Orlando, Florida? I just wanted to say I'm a big fan, and thank you for getting me on the show. I just wanted to ask one thing. Can I get a shotgun vision from you, Nick? I don't know. Oh, come on, man. I'll give it to you in person. How about in Orlando? All right. Sweet. If you ever come around to Orlando, my band's called Outgo the Lights. So if you have any time, we have a record called Sun, and we're only seniors in high school. So if you guys have any time, we're Outgo the Lights. Outgo the Lights from Orlando, Florida. All right, man. Thank you. Outgo the Lights. Outgo the Alex. That's right. Man, you got some love. You got some worldwide love, bro. Yeah. Is Orlando considered worldwide? Yeah. Magic Kingdom's there. You're from, where are you from? Can we get a call from China, please? Mm-hmm. Let's put Ryan from Maryland on the air. We need a call from China, please, so that we can prove that Nick is worldwide. But obviously he is. When my friend moves to China six months from now, she'll call. We're in the middle of the summer. Marsha's the next one. Yo, our next caller is for Peter Scott, but right now, let's talk to Ryan from Maryland real quick. Is he on? What, he hung up? All right. Some people just don't have the patience. But we got somebody that wants to talk to Peter Scott, and his name is Marsh Furs. Maybe it's a her. It is a her. What's up, her? This is Marsha Furs. Oh, Marsha Furs. That makes sense. I have a question, which is kind of a merger question. How do you convince a casting director to see an... actor that the CD does not know, or doesn't think that maybe she is right for the part, but you know that she's right? So how do you merge the actress to the part? There you go. It's a doozy. It's a good question. Yeah, no, it is a good question. And I think it just depends on the actress. It depends on the CD, and it depends on... CD stands for casting director. Oh, yeah, casting director. Compact desk. Who, by the way, is not always the first and last word on who gets seen. That's something I think is a little bit misunderstood by people out there. The executive producer, or the studio, the network, the director, the casting director answers to a lot of people. So one of the ways is if you know that person who has hired the casting director, you can muscle it in that way and try to get the casting director to see someone based on a relationship that you have with somebody above the casting director. So that's one answer. Thank you. It's a little boring, but it's, you know, it's one way you can do it. And, again, you're going to hear the answer that sort of is true in all business. It boils down to relationships to some degree. If you have a solid relationship and the person trusts you sort of implicitly, and if they have time in the day to take to meet somebody new, because, you know, everyone has a busy day, if they feel like they can take the time to meet someone new and take sort of a gamble on that time they're giving away, then you can usually get them that opportunity, But you want to make it count. You don't want to just call somebody who wants to do you a favor from time to time for anything. It has to be a really good fit, a really good marriage between the actor and the role, and make sense when you pitch them. Otherwise you're just crying wolf calling for everybody and anyone for anything. So you've got to play your ace when the right time is to play it, and hopefully that will benefit the actor and the casting director will be happy you made the call. Word. So basically have a good manager. Word. To finagle yourself in there. Yeah, because actors can't just be like, hey. Yo, quiet that Modelo box down, bro. Yeah, I just got back from 7-Eleven. I come bearing gifts. Preston Thalindroma, ladies and gentlemen. He's brought some stuff from our sponsor, Modelo. My parents taught me to share some. I like that. We're ordering a pizza right now. Verbi S is in the studio now, ladies and gentlemen, in case you were concerned. Alejandro Ocana is chilling out in the lobby with Elos. They're sitting next to each other on the couch looking like. Cut. Why do you have to be mentioning our names right now? Leave us alone. Hey, Marsha Furr, is you still there? Yeah, I'm here. Did you feel like your question was answered? It's wonderful. I had no idea there were. I thought the casting director was the boss. I didn't know there were people that could sway the cast. They wish that they were the boss. Well, I mean, they run the show. I mean, basically it is put upon them to do a great job of doing just that, casting the show or the film. So, you know, I don't want people to think, oh, well, now the cast. The casting director doesn't have any juice. Their opinion matters and they're being hired for their opinion. But they are being hired by someone. They're not, you know, they're not running, running the film. So, you know, just imagine, I mean, if Spielberg wants somebody in his movie, is it going to be the casting director's choice or Steven Spielberg's choice? I mean, the answer is obvious. And by the way, nobody gave me a Modelo. Yeah, me neither. Oh, shit. You know, I'm just saying. It's because you guys look uptight. It's because you guys look uptight, especially you, Marie. You look really uptight. Yeah. Dude. I don't think you guys look uptight. Okay, we're going to move on to our next caller, Marsha. But, Marsha, we love you. Thank you, Marsha. The Jake Gallagher program. What is this, Gummy Bears? We love you. Oh, dude. Bring some sugar to this party. I got one more call before I submit Peter to his final series of questions. Let's find out what Ryan from Maryland wants from us. Ryan from Maryland? Nick. Nick? What? Oh, oh. Your name's Ryan. Ryan. Nick. Yeah, I know. I'm assuming. Yeah. Yes. What's up, man? Not much, man. What's up with you? I'm just chilling. Cool. Sound out of breath. We're up on your mat right now. He's a real big fan of you. Cool. Did you just run up the street or staircase before you called? He ran up the street. No, he's been here a while. He drove over. Yeah. Sound out of breath. Hey, Nick. Hey, what are you guys doing? Nothing. I don't know if I'm supposed to ask a question or something. I mean, how often? You get the talk to somebody that you're really big fan of, you know? Every day. This is going to make me cry. Yeah, every day. Usually, like, I talk to a bunch of people. Well, Nick's going to give you his personal phone number, and you can talk to him every You can call me every morning. You know how it is? You can text messages. Every morning, dude. I don't know. I just ... I guess I wanted to call and say, like, I'm a really big fan. Like, I'm looking forward to your new album. When's it come out? It comes out next Tuesday. Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day. Yeah. We're going to be his next ... Yeah. We're gonna be in Baltimore on the 23rd, I think. Yeah, I know, I've been planning on going to that show. And where is it, the 930 Club, I think, or the Black Cat? No, I don't know. Oh, wait, the Baltimore. Didn't you say you're in Baltimore? I told him I had to go, and he said he didn't really want to, and then I sent him the song, a Mr. Heavenly song, and then he said, okay, yeah, we're going. And he didn't want to until I sent him that song. Oh, great. But he's really into, I remember looking through his old stuff, he's really into Islands, or he was back in the day, but I guess he is now. Peter Scott, is this making you want to listen to Nick's music? Yeah. I'll listen to anybody's music. I got I Am An Addict the other day. God bless you. It's really... I streamed your new album. I like to listen to that album in the cellar. Mm-hmm. Yeah, in the cellar, yeah. I listen to it in my big cellar. I don't have an attic, but... Dude, you just won the pun contest. Dude, you could do rap battles right there. I have an attic. It was a big cellar. Damn. Ryan, we're short on time, so I want you to ask a succinct and concise question of Nick, the legend of From Islands. Okay. Foreburn slash Diamond. I don't know what to ask. Like, now I'm on the spot. I don't know what to ask. We're all on the spot right now. It's okay, man. You don't have to ask a question. Maybe I'll see you in a couple weeks. Yeah, I hope so. Are you going to tour with Gregory Pepper again? No, but he's great, isn't he? Yeah, he is. I sort of got the back way. I got into you through him. Through the back door. I've been really into Gregory Pepper lately. Oh, wow. Great, man. Yeah. Everyone should listen to him. He's a very underrated Canadian. Hey, man. This is Ryan again. Quick question. All right. Let's do this. Okay, okay. So me and Matt, we're making music. We're doing all that. He's like asking for permission to ask the question. Quick question. It's okay, Nick. No, but for you. So, like, I don't know, man. You know you write. You write stuff, and you think it's good. Like, do you have that same, like, kind of, like, self-doubt even on your stuff now after being, like, an accomplished musician or, you know, whatever? Like, do you? Now that you have a Maybach. Yeah. Do you still feel self-doubt? It's a car. It's a nice car. Yeah, I do, of course. I think every artist should. That keeps you in check. That keeps you making good music. Once you think you've got it figured out, you start making crap. So, yeah, I think every artist's worth. Their salt always has an ounce of self-doubt. And you should always. If I were, I would get that tattooed on me. It's already tattooed on you. Every artist that. Chris French did it when you weren't looking last week. Oh, shit. Ryan, we got to move on to the next call, but thank you for calling. Thank you for listening. Well, hey, I'm going to go get that tattoo. Get that tattoo. Take it easy. All right. Bye, guys. Every artist that's worth his salt has an ounce of self-doubt or something like that. Whatever. Yeah, it's a problem. It's a problem. Dude, you're a lot more poetic than me. We need a poetic host on here. I was just off the dome, man. I know. I know. I've got a lot of respect for your dome at this point. No. No dome. No dome. So, uh. No dome. No dome. Look at fucking Elos laughing out of the waiting room. Like, okay, Jake. Save yourself for somebody else. We're going to put Amelia on the air because I know she has a question for Peter Scott from Torque. Amelia. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. This is Amelia Rose. Hey, Amelia. And I am not able to listen live yet, so I apologize if this question has already been asked. But I am curious about with the SAG-AFTRA merger. I can see a lot of the major benefits for people who are AFTRA who aren't SAG, being that they would be kind of grandfathered into SAG. And I'm wondering if you could discuss some of the major benefits for those who are already SAG and AFTRA and why these unions coming together is going to be something you see as a positive or a negative in the future. All right. Well, I think I can answer the question a little bit or at least broadly. But I'll just start by saying that any answer I give is going to put everybody else who loves this show to sleep. So I'll try to. It's going to be too in-depth. I'm putting your card in my bra right now, Peterson. Only the bra. Okay. So, well, anyway. Sorry. More yellow. So, anyway, back to the question at hand. Yes, you're right. AFTRA members are really good. If you're AFTRA and not SAG or you are AFTRA eligible and not SAG, you're really going to benefit because you'll be able to pay $1,600 and be able to basically join both unions if they merge. Right. But if you're in your situation, it sounds like you're SAG or SAG-AND AFTRA already. And how are you going to benefit from this wonderful merger? Exactly. And the answer is, you know, people are concerned about their pensions. They're concerned about their, you know, residual issues. And historically, AFTRA hasn't really paid as much in residuals as SAG members. And, you know, a lot of people are going to be worried that they're going to get shafted in this whole deal. But in my personal opinion, even if in the short term a SAG person doesn't benefit tremendously, and there's going to be a flood of people joining the joint union because of the sort of incentive that's put in place. That's where my elbow, that's my elbow. Yeah. The joint union. Your joint union? Yeah. Yeah. Well. Whew. At least the caller thinks I'm funny. Yeah. No, no. I think that's pretty funny. But now I can't remember the question anymore. It just sounds like things are getting kind of dirty there. There's like a card and a bra and elbows getting dirty. I don't know what you're talking about. That's weird places. And we're drinking Medela. Oh, boy. And, yeah. And if. Product placement. And so, anyway, what I will say. Product placement. The short answer is, basically, in the long run, collective bargaining is going to allow for. Actors in general to get more of everything. And right now, the two unions are split in half. And the broadcasters and networks and everyone else is driving a wedge between them. And that wedge will be gone when they merge. So, it may take years and years of collective bargaining and negotiations. But, ultimately, all ships will rise. And that's why it's a good thing, in my opinion. Not for the producer. Very cool. The producer's going to pay more. Okay. Very cool. You know everything, Peter Scott. Oh. I just want to interject. He's a knowledgeable man. I just want to interject and say that this. Okay. Modelo that we're drinking is delicious and refreshing. How come you have the phony and we're all stuck with these 12-ounce? Amelia. I know. He got a big one. What does that mean? What does that mean? He's got people calling him from Florida and Maryland. He can have a bigger beer. I think if we had some Doritos for potato chips or any Frito-Lay brand. We're going to get you a pizza, bro. We're going to get you a. And a throw. Hopefully, it's from Domino's. That's. It sounds fun there. Product placement. It is fun. Mirage Pizza. I know. And a throw. All right. We're having a lot of fun over here, Amelia. By the way, if you want to stay in contact with Peter Scott, he is available on Facebook. He's not invisible or anything. And you can also. So I can stalk him? Yeah. You can totally stalk him. Of course, there's a lot of people named Peter Scott. He's the handsome one. Right. Oh, okay. Okay. Is that why he's on the radio? Face for radio. Oh. Yes. You can audition to be a co-host if you want. That's some snappy material. He has a beautiful voice. Yeah. You got a voiceover agent yet? You do have a beautiful voice, Amelia. Oh, well, thank you so much. All right. We're going to let you go. Go to. Go to Torque Entertainment dot com. That's. Oh, she's not live, is she? Anyway, it's Torque dash Entertainment. So that's T-O-R-Q-U-E dash Entertainment dot com. One last question before we get into Always Prolific's set. Here's a question that I don't think you know the answer to, Peter, but it's the question that I'm concerned about. Are they going to change the rules on Financial Core when they join the two unions together? Yeah. You're right. I don't know the answer to it, but my hunch is yes. Yeah. I think that goes away. I have a feeling. Does that mean we're screwed? I'm going to call SAG tomorrow and ask them that. It could mean if people were Financial Core, they'd be screwed. But Lord knows that people who love the union don't like people that are Financial Core sometimes because they feel that they weaken the union. Yeah. Others, however, feel that Financial Core is a smart option that allows one to earn more money while playing the field. So it will be interesting to find out what the status is. I'm going to call SAG and find that out. Just the last thing I'll say is right in front of me, I printed out both the merger agreement and the Constitution. Are you going to read that for us? All 80 pages of this nonsense. So I got to say, like, there's a lot of information out there. If you go to, like, say, DeadlineHollywood.com. They emailed it to me. They emailed it to you. Yeah, yeah. So most actors will have it. But if you're just like some weirdo who's curious. Did you say DeadlineHollywood.com? DeadlineHollywood.com. They have it all right there. Lots of information about it. So all the answers I didn't answer tonight. There's one source. All right. Well, we're going to get into a set from Always Prolific of E-Super and Hellfire Club. Check out the show. Continue at Skid Row Studios.com and call in at 1-800-893-9562. It's the Jake Gallagher program. We're off now. We'll be right back. 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That's your Valentine's Day present. His niceness so far on the show has highlighted how much of a dick I am. We got callers calling and I'm like, hey man, and he's like, hi, thanks for listening to my music. Also his grammar. Yeah, his grammar is top notch. His brain works really well. His posture. Not to mention the shirt that he's wearing is like a dress shirt slash hoodie, which is the epicenter of dopeness. He's like the Tyler Durden to your Edward Norton. He's like the something to my something for sure. Totally. He's like the Superman to my Clark Kent. That's what he's like. Oh, Peter Parker to your Spider-Man. Whoa, whoa. Is that the voice of Verbi-S I hear right now? Oh yeah. What's up? What's up, Verbi-S? I'm chilling, man. Sorry I was late. I don't mind. This is the Jake Gallagher program. Anything go. Cool. Tell me about your week though, Verbs. What's going on? Oh man, I've just been doing, I don't even know what I was, I rode some wraps today. That was cool. I rode my bike from Sepulveda and Olympic. Last year you were a panda. No, yeah. Oh, last, you mean last show? Oh yeah, I'm actually going to be in the commercial now. Nice. Do you get extra for that? Oh yeah, dude. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's going down. You should get breakfast burritos served like straight to your doorstep. Breakfast burritos? I don't know. That's what they serve on set. Oh, oh, that's what you're saying. I was like, it's Panda Express. It's not a breakfast burrito. It's in your rider. You should get it. Yeah. Yo, Verbs, I forgot to ask. No, that's the only reason I work. Was that panda thing, were you talking in your normal voice? Yeah. Or you got like, Just normal voice. Just like cheesy, like Panda Express advertisement wraps. Like smooth jazz radio host? Nah, nah, it was just like, I'm a panda. Panda plate. Like, you know, stuff like that. A little dopey. Yeah, it was really dope. I'm a panda. I'm just going to keep saying that. Oh, yeah? Okay. It's like Beijing spice and orange chicken. Something, something, something. Then, then, then, then. Like, it was like that type of shit. Just firing it off. Can I have a slice of pizza? Would that be all right? I would love one. Zah. Is that like no meat pizza? Put it in your mouth, dude. Is this vegan? Because that's really popular in LA. So vegan. And there's like no napkins. It's vegan cheese. You guys, do not make a mess in this studio. Do not make a mess in this studio. Every bit of trash. Every slice of pizza on the wall. It needs to go in the trash can. Yeah, I had to promote your band. It's going to be like Steve Rowe. It's going to be automatic. Studios. Right? Baby, baby. You notice the stickers are gone. Yeah, I did notice the stickers. He took them down. He came back and looked at them and took them down. What was the name of the dude who was on here last week? Nick French. Who put the sticker up? Chris French. I totally saw him going into the 7-Eleven, and then he just like looked at me and kept walking, and I was like. Damn. He probably didn't. He probably was thinking, how do I know this guy? I don't think you should take it personally. He was very quick. I'm not, but I was just like. She couldn't be right, though. She could be right. True. Hold on, you guys. It's very quick, yeah. Nah, I wasn't dissing him. I was just stating a fact of what happened. Hey, we have to get like real like structured now. We have to get structured now. Let's get structured. Let's get really structured. Yeah, we're going to edit this later, though, so it doesn't matter. So you don't need to have headphones on. Cool. You just fly by the seat of your pants, man. Whew. Damn. I need headphones because I'm deaf. You can fly. Yeah. So, Nick. Tell us stuff. Shane, ask him something good. I got some questions for you, Nick. While your mouth is full, please answer this question. I've been thinking about these questions for my co-hosts and maybe some people who aren't as familiar with Nick's music and his history of music as I am. Nick worked with, or Nick was in the Unicorns as well as the Islands and Mr. Heavenly. Those are bands, right? Yeah, they are bands. He took a break from Mr. Heavenly and returned to Islands for this latest album. Commercial album, am I right? Your commercial album? Er, I mean, you've done some stuff that's like not on. Oh, I see what you're saying. Because I made that solo thing. Yeah. Yeah, you're right. You're right. So, as a person who comes from a very diverse and eclectic musical background who I think has tackled different sounds with different albums and done so very well, why did you choose to revisit Islands after Mr. Heavenly? I know you've gone through lineup changes, different band members. Why this and why not another project? And can you tell us a little bit about the album? Yeah, I went back to Islands because that's kind of the center point in my musical livelihood, I guess. It's the main host, and I'm just kind of like an alien parasite that jumps from host to host with all these different... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Projects, and that's the most nourishing one, I guess. Yo, you are hella philosophical. I'm just reciting Kyle MacLachlan in The Hidden. I don't know what you're talking about. I prefer Sarah MacLachlan. Really? In the ASPCA commercial. You're telling me you prefer... Turn the channel or you'll cry like a woman. If you're a woman. You cry more. Okay. Yo, don't mind me, man. Go back to what you're doing, dude. Shane, ask him something smart, please. Oh, and you want me to talk about this album? Oh, talk about this new album as the direction of it, the sound, the feel. I mean, the first two Islands were so different from each other. Yeah, the first three Islands albums were all kind of different. Yeah, it was like a pivot. I kind of do pivot moves, I guess, where I try new things within what I'm capable of doing and try to push that. And the new Islands album was... You know, inspired by situations that were happening to me, external situations. So it was a reaction to that, I guess. And yeah, it was a different approach to songwriting and all that jazz. And yeah, I don't know. I just like to keep moving and try different things. That's important to me. To keep it fresh. Fresh. Wicca, wicca, fresh. That's your cue to say, wicca, wicca. I did it back here. Wicca, wicca. Wicca. And your tour for this album starts on the 14th at the Bootleg Theater. Is that your album release then? I guess so, because it comes out February 14th. Happy Valentine's Day. $200. Fuck. I don't think I can go to that one. I think they're 18. Okay. Is there like a $20 Ticketmaster chart? Rubles. You think you can get an award to it? Service fee? Shit, I don't know. I'm just a singer. I'm dumb. I'm on heroin right now. You gotta talk to my manager. You trying to give me death? Just trying to make you skinnier. I love the bootleg. I saw some people there one time. Adam Goldberg? Is that his name? The Hebrew Hammer? The bootleg is on Beverly, right? Yeah, it's on Beverly. Beverly near Alvarado. Yeah, I've been there. Open Mic played a show there. Flash playing Granada played a show there. Speaking of Bus Driver, haven't you done a collab with him or something? Yeah. Get down, Driver! I did a remix with him like two weeks ago. It came out Monday. It was a remix off the Flash Bank stuff, but it was like for promo for the new Bows and Arrows thing. Cool, cool, yeah. Yeah, I like, I fucks with Bus Driver. And I think we're on the same The Hood fucks with Nick Thorburn. I think we're on the same Jimmy the Lock, the No Can Do. Oh, you're on there? Yeah, I produced a track and sang a hook on it. Oh, tight, yeah. Cool. Yeah, it's a great record. Your track is a favorite. Oh, thanks, man. Hell yeah. Yeah, but yeah, Bus Driver, subtitle, Kev. Kev Life. I saw you exchanging tweets with LP. You know him too? Yeah, we're working on a project. As well, and I'm singing on his new record and playing some stuff on his new... He's got a new record? It's in the mixing stages. Because I know he took... He went away from Defendant of Jucks, right? Yeah, he put that to bed. It was a... Oh, shit. I hope he's not listening right now, though. I saw his show with the airliner when he came out for I'll Sleep When You're Dead. Yeah, I wasn't in town, but I heard it was great. Yeah, it was amazing. I love that. Yeah, Kevin, all the low-end people are doing is really, really amazing. Okay. I did it once. I think Tumex was... Tumex, Bus Driver, and No Can Do were freestyling over islands. We were the backing band and... Oh, tight. Fucked off of our mind on FTC. Tumex, the unofficial mayor of La Brea. I could not stand... I actually couldn't stand up straight. I had to hunch over a keyboard. I hope my mom's not listening. And have someone massage your back. Yeah, it felt real good. I had a pacifier, too, and a really long wallet chain. It was really cool. But that was kind of an insane experience. Low-end has low end. Man, you feel that bass in your soul, man. Bone marrow jiggling bass. That's what that shit is. Okay, so for a lot of our listeners, what is one thing about Nick Thorburn that people would be surprised to know about Nick Thorburn? I'm a cartoonist. I don't know if that's sweet. Oh, you draw? I do comic books, yeah. Oh, tight. I got one coming out next week. That's a baller. It's a hella baller. Where can we find them at? Secret Headquarters. Oh, weird, weird. I live right next to there. Great. Awesome. Ran by Dave and Dave. Dave, yeah. Dave's the man. Well, I know only the one Dave, but... It's two. Do you have a chest of bombs and shit? I can't do that. I have no graffiti skills. He's a real artist, man. Is this your first one? I wish I could. I can't. Nick is actually Banksy. That's something. Hey, we're gonna take a call right now. We got Dave from Los Angeles. Let's see what Dave's got to say. Is Dave on the air? Hi, everybody. Hey, what's up, Dave? Hey, I was just calling to say I really liked that music. I'm not necessarily someone who listens to that music all the time, but I really enjoyed it. That music? Are you trying to say something? I'm not. The music that I was just listening to. Sounds like you people. The hip and the hop. That's called talking, man. I really like that music. Are you talking about the music that you heard in between the two guests, Dave? Yes, indeed. I thought it was very Choice. Yeah. Not only was it Choice, but you actually heard a rapper whose name is Choice, Choice Arif. That's crazy. Recorded by Always Prolific. Always Prolific runs his own little studio that you heard a song by me. It was a collaboration. It was a collaboration between Jake Gallagher and Ketch Lungs, who's from Colorado. Mermaids and Vampires, what's up? All day. He's recorded some tracks with Vervez as well. You also heard a track by Davey Wonder, D.B., right? D.B. Wonder. I like it. He sounds ludicrous-like to me. I like what he says and does. I thought he sounded pretty ludicrous, too. Yeah. Are you trying to... Is that an insult or a compliment? I really don't know. What? Like ludicrous the rapper. Like ludicrous like the... Vano, Vano. The adjective? The adjective? Do you mean Chris Bridges or Bo Bridges? Yeah. Jeff Bridges? That's what I should have said. Chris Penn? Rest in... Madison Square. Bridges over the River Kwai. Right. Totally. And scene. I'm typing a Facebook update right now. So are you going to go listen to Nick Thorburn's music right now, The Islands? Yeah, I'm looking them up on Wikipedia. That's a good place. There's a lot of information on there. Product placement. Yeah. They're going to get shut down for all the file sharing. Hey, Nick, where can people get your music online? Where can we like download it and buy it and stuff? I think BT Junkie, Pirate Bay, Mega Upload. Where can we download it? Napster. Where can we download it so you get paid? Where can we download it so you get something from it? Was that a long enough pause? Do you have it on your website or something? I don't know, man. iTunes, I guess. Yeah. Local record store, though, probably, preferably. Yeah. I don't even buy physical records, dog. I mentally telepathize them. They should sell MP3s at record stores. Dave, you have a question you said? Yeah, for Nick Thorburn, are you in a project with actor Michael Cera? Yes. Yes. I'm a fan of his movies. What is he doing with Michael Cera? Michael Cera played bass. He is on a project called Mr. Heavenly, which also involves a lot of music. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'll be Dave the Wikipedia guy. And there's your knowledge for the day. Thank you. Have a nice show. Aw, that was like sweet. Peace. That dude's a professional. Mm-hmm. One more quick call before we go back to Shane's 60 minutes-like grilling of Nick. 22 questions. Nick Diamonds. Hey, before we take this call, Nick, where does the nom de plume Nick Diamonds come from? I was going to ask that. I don't know. Just like a kind of teenage thing, you know? Do you still like it as an adult? I don't really use it anymore. I kind of use it for solo projects. But it's kind of just a little alias, I guess, just to get into character. That's kind of fun to do that. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I love getting into character. Let's put Paulette on the air. We got Paulette? Or do we have to go with the other guy first? Yeah, Paulette. Let's put Paulette on the air. Yeah. It's Paulette. It's Paulette. It's Paulette. It's Paulette. It's got to be Paulette. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's Paulette. Paulette, what up? That's crazy. Yeah, dude. You enjoying the show tonight, Paulette? Yeah. How you doing, Paulette? How you doing, tonight? You enjoying the show tonight? I am. It's good. I love it. I love it. What do you think? Should we put Ishael on it? She keeps asking. Should I put who? Ishael. Ishael. Ishael? Ishael? Ishael on Crenshaw right now. Oh, what? No, you know, e-show, you know, flyball e-show. Yeah, that's my girl, of course. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're going to put her on the show. Oh, when is she coming? Oh, I don't know. I don't know. Sometime. We'll have to Google Doc about that. It's all about the Google Doc. What are we about to learn from you this evening? Do you have Wikipedia in front of you? Tonight we're going to learn about Los Angeles culture. Isn't that great? What is that even mean? That's the best thing to talk about today? You said you played volleyball today? I played volleyball. I played volleyball. I volleyed some balls. I played ball, too. Takes extracurricular activities. Yo, we got Dulo in here just to fucking make a face when I say something that's touchy. You going to the downtown? You going to the downtown Art Walk today? Because this is going down. There's free drinks everywhere. What? I think I am. Oh, yeah. It kind of already happened, right? No, it's happening right now. It happens all day. When we leave, I'm going to like three spots and getting drunk. I don't even know where to go. What's causing tonight? Not to Broadway. Are they partying? Tell her where to meet you. Where's the spot to meet her at? Like 9th and Broadway first, and then we go Spring and 6th, and there's something on like Hope, and there's something. It just hit me up. I gave you my number in the chat. So, you know, we'll coordinate. Okay. Oh, do you know her already? This is Paulette Raquel, right? I was going to say, Herb's got a stalker. That would have been crazy. Nah, it's only. I feel like he's a little excited about somebody else. This is Paulette Raquel, right? Yeah, yeah. Oh, okay. Good. Is that who is that? Is that Jake? Yeah. It's Jake. It's Jake. It's his program. I only talk a little bit on the Jake Gallagher program. Just a little bit. Just a little bit. Just a little bit. It's like observe, you know? But for Jake, he doesn't speak enough. That's what he's trying to tell you guys. No. No, man. I'm annoying half the time. Nah, he doesn't need us. I'm just here to watch. You are. You're such a jerk. You really took that guy personally last week. No, I really like that dude. You don't need those people. No, I love that. The way he was speaking and everything was very. He doesn't know that I do need these people. No, he called everyone ignorant. I need more than these people. I need 20 people. What do you mean these people? Ignorant, yeah. You don't need these people. What are you talking about? You're a offended man. Paulette, we're going to let you go. We got one more call from Don Wanton from Watts. Bye. Don Wanton. Does the hood fuck with Jake Gallagher? Yeah, what's up, dog? Shit, what's going on, man? What up, dog? I'm timing shit, motherfucker. Shit, dog. Is this the same guy that was last week? Did you tell this dude to call him? I was good, homie. I was good, dog. Shit, man. I can't call him my G. You know what I'm saying? We chilling? I've been listening to y'all motherfuckers talking about islands and shit, man. I think that. I'm like. He's sitting here like. And I'm. My mind is blown, man. Not only do you be doing music and shit, but my question is like. How y'all motherfuckers like be able to do music and make the most delicious burgers in the in Los Angeles? Well, it's hard. We have a simple recipe. And that shit's tight, man. Like, you know, like you go into the restaurant and shit. Like you walk into Hawaii. Shit, man. That shit. It's fucking tight. Well, that's. Everyone gets laid. Tiki punch, man. It is the truth, dude. We have a policy of trying to create an atmosphere. You know, it's it's a. There's 52 feet secret spices. And I'm glad that you appreciate the work we put into the pipeline. Burger is good, too. And cool breeze to shake. Yeah, man. That's what's on the pipeline, right? Yeah. We got to play tracks. It was to play tracks. Don, how'd you hear about the show, Don? Hold on, man. We hit this shit right now. Hold on. No, I meant the restaurant. Yeah, I know. Exactly. Take it to the dome, Don. Don, how'd you hear about the show? I was curious about the burgers he was talking about. Yes. This is an official radio show now. Don is done. Someone has called in and taken a ballgame. We are a television radio show now. Well, I had. I had done heard about y'all show and shit. You know, JK. Black Sultan. Shit, man. Because I've been listening to this. I got. Oh, yeah. You heard it from Scott. You heard it from Scott. You heard it from Scott. You heard it from Scott. You heard it from Skid Row? Hell yeah, motherfucker. I follow that shit on Facebook and shit, man. Nice. SkidRowStudios.com. JK Gallagher. Motherfucker. Hell yeah, homie. He's just kidding. All day. Get it. All day, 24, motherfucker. What's up? All day, er day. All day, er day, er leave. I hope somebody's recording this for use in future MP3s. Your voice is going to be replayed during my rap shows, bro. Hell yeah. You want me to fucking bust out a bumper? What? Motherfucker? Shit. Did you? Do it. Yeah, yeah. Three, two, one. All right, motherfuckers. Y'all listening to the JK Gallagher show on www.skidrow.la. And what, motherfucker? Yeah. And what? All day. All day. JK Gallagher. All right, Don. One time. We are going to let you go. I want to thank you very much. You can. Shout out to Skid Row Studios and Mo Music Radio. Pod and shit. Awesome. Hey. Peace. Peace. Peace. All right. I got a. Hey, you can add us up on Facebook dot com slash groups slash the Jake Gallagher program. That's the J.A.Y.K. Gallagher program. You can also go to Jake Gallagher dot com slash program. That's J.A.Y.K. G.A.L.L.A.G.H.E.R. Dot com slash program. So Nick wanted to tell us some more. I actually I have one more question for Nick before we get into his tracks. Lay it out. I'm talking about my the needle marks. Nick has a really. I don't want to talk about amazing and. I think they're elaborate stage show. And I feel like he's had a lot of license to be very creative with his different albums and acts. And I feel like your your music has persevered over the last decade since I first saw you with metric at the music box. And what advice can you give to people who now that your wallet is all are creative and intellectual who make music? What advice could you give people that are just starting out? Or maybe I've been doing it for a while? Well, I started out with the pineapple burger and I added was the secret sauce is a mayo oregano. Avocado oregano. I don't know, man. What's the what's the secret to my success? Well, just what advice could you give any any musicians that are coming up or working on their craft or. I think to spend a lot of time, you know, be patient and work on it before you. I don't know. I. Don't know if I have any good advice, maybe just to keep doing it. Nick, did you hustle? Yeah, I mean, I would hitchhike to shows the first couple of shows in the unicorns. We would get our gear and get on the highway and some rides to Vancouver. Fuck. Yeah. So you like you like wanted it. You put in the work, right? Well, we enjoyed it. I mean, the most important piece of advice I could say is enjoy it. I don't don't agree with that. One hundred and something percent. Don't look for some weird end result. You know, just kind of enjoy it while it's happening, because that's probably as good as it's going to get. If you're not enjoying it, it doesn't matter how well you're doing. You know, if you're like kind of always. You know, like looking for that hit. It's like a it's like a junkie not to keep going back to heroin. I don't know. Theme. But like Angelina Jolie, it's the heroin. Just enjoy that high, you know, like stop trying to search for that elusive perfect. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. I think that's a good one. To to elaborate on an analogy, but I don't know. Yeah, I would just say enjoy it and stick with it. And if you'll get better and if you if you, you know, if you're persistent and if you're enjoying it, then it'll pop or, you know, it'll connect. It'll click with someone at some point. It's a it's just like a it'll pop like Pringles. It is. Nick, I wish I wish that you would come back after your tour because I really like what you add to this program right here. But with that said, we got to play your tracks because we love you. Because we are running low on time. Don't don't tell us. Tell us what we're going to listen to. And I remember on the Jake Gallagher show program program program. Marie Bollinger. Yeah. What are we going to listen to? I don't remember what I put on that flash drive. I think we got a never go solo and hallways. Right. Let's put put Devin on the air for 20 seconds while we tell him about what track that's going to be. Devin. Devin. Jake. Devin. We're about to play a track by Nick. All right, dude. What do you think of this line? Hey, your girl set in this world. She more like a sweat slut because your girl more like a squirrel. Fuck anything with nuts. What? Can I use that? Like Walnut. That's the bomb. Nick wants it. Remember, man. It's beautiful. Middle class white kids fuck with you, Jake. Yeah. Can we get it? Can we get a clip of that? Middle class white kids. That needs to be his profile timeline on Facebook. Nick is actually writing that down as we speak. Yeah. Middle class white kids fuck with you. Hey, where did you hear about the show from Devin? Your Facebook. Okay. Oh, is this the dude with the like glasses that battled at the basement the other day? Yeah. Yeah. Nice. What's your rapper name, Devin? Ddubs. Ddubs. I guess he was at the basement 818 tournament and he won the first round and then he lost to Christian 818, which is like. Oh, Christian. It's difficult to beat him in a freestyle. I beat him in written. Yeah, he's good as hell. But he's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. He's a good guy. But that's very respectable, Devin. So I would strongly suggest that you return the following month is the last Sunday of every month. Black Sunday. He's like, how old are you, dude? You're like 17 or something? No, I'm 16. Shit! You, you're so young. Go battle rap somebody. See you on the Facebook, bro. Thanks for calling in. We're going to play Nick from Island's Track. Which one? Hallways. Hallways, Nick Thorburn fans, listen closely. Let's go. . Waiting to get to your room Hallways Always waiting Feels like I've been waiting for days In these hallways Wait, wait, wait Wait, wait, wait Wait, wait, wait Walt's capetowns refuse to wait Hallways I'm just waiting hallway This is my way This is gonna be a pleasurable phase Walls, cake, turns, refuse to waste Hallway Walls, cake, turns, refuse to waste Hallway Walls, cake, turns, refuse to waste Hallway Walls, cake, turns, refuse to waste Hallway Walls, cake, turns, refuse to waste Always Hey, some people really need listening, dawg. They be like Facebook chatting me up like, is somebody gonna just crack a beer on the air? And I was like, dang. Hey, Jay. Remember that dude? Oh, really? Really? Oh, we back on the air. Black Sultan, what's up? Yeah. That was a really great song. Thank you. Hey, you know, you don't have to be organized to be a good radio show. You can, you know, if it comes back and everybody's happily talking to each other. It's a good sign. Then you know that we're having a good time. So, Nick, what can you tell us about the song that we just heard that we should know? You know, I, the uneducated. What should I know? I came up with the song, the seed of the song at LP's house. I don't know if that's a juicy trivia. It's a big deal to me. I was staying at his place when I was in New York because I used to live there, but I left. And I kind of don't live anywhere now. I'm kind of like a fancy I'm a fancy vagabond. Mm-hmm. But a homeless person. That's what I totally relate. That's tight. Versus a vagabond Don. All right. Yeah. Yeah, I respect that. So, yeah, I'm a man without a country. So, um, you're a sovereign citizen. I'm a sovereign. Yeah, I think so. I think I have diplomacy, too. I think I could. That's ill, man. Somebody and be cool. I don't know. I'll check. But you should do that. I'm trying to be a sovereign one day. I'm really taking steps. Hey, we're running out of time. So what did you want to ask him about the tour? Oh, Nick, starting his tour here. And he's also or the islands are starting. They're touring here and they're also finishing wrapping up their tour here. That's right. On the 14th, we're playing. We're playing the bootleg. And on the 14th of March, we're playing the bootleg. Shit. As well. That's rad. It's kind of an Illuminati thing. My numbers are all. It's very important to me to have this. I love the Illuminati. Oh, yeah. It runs shit. Yeah, man. Those two guys are like anti-Illuminati. I have a gang. I have a gang of like Mason homies. Yeah. Great people. You talk about Illuminati in front of Always Polyphonic. Is it bad to out Masons? Is it bad to out them? I don't know. I mean, if somebody comes at you and tell you there's a Mason, that means they don't really care what people know in there, Mason. It's not a big deal. I'm a Mason. I stick rocks together with sticky stuff. Yeah. We're going to get into your second song. So tell us what we're about to listen to. Another song. Which one is it? It's called Never Go Solo. And it's also a piano heavy. It's a joint. Does it have anything to do with Star Wars? Oh. That's disrespectful. Oh, shit. You crossed the fucking line, man. I'm out of here. Damn. Well, let's play the song while he beats me up. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. This, this is not a band You, you are not a fan No one can tell a man How to use his hands Dig, dig this little song Dust it off, put it on No one can tell you how To return to a burning town Why does it feel so wrong Everyone was already gone Now that I'm old Where do my hands go I have been told If you're not careful You'll never find a way home You can't explain how to control Hear, hear the way the players change Hear where I reach the end of my range When I sing I think of my limitation In my dreams I still call them hesitation Maybe I was wrong Maybe this is just a song We're all in the same coin When you feel it you can really love It's the main point Can you feel it, can you really love My head is stuck in sand There is no way out There is no way out There is no way out There is no way out There is no way out There is no way out There is no way out I am stranded Now that I'm old Where do my hands go I have been told If you're not careful You'll never find a way home I'm on my way home You can't spin out of control I remember hovering Stopped at the dancing And started shoveling I remember floating I started hiding Started hoping So I'll hold you just a little bit longer No A sinking feeling Is getting stronger Yeah Oh yeah, yeah Who's that? I've been friends with her since I tried to cast her to play I'm Jake Gallagher and this is the Jake Gallagher Program Shit, shit Co-host Verbi-S We're having fun here Marie Bollinger, Preston Thalindroma, and Shane Carpenter I'm eating tangerines That was a song by Nick Thorburn from the band Islands and Unicorns and Mr. Heavenly Well, all those people didn't make that song That was just Islands that made that one I heard that Islands is like the sun of your musical universe Yeah, that's right Yeah You said it was the main host that you parasitized I was trying to Yeah, I'd rather be a little darker but You brought light into that, Jake I try Astronomically Just like you bring light into the studio Thank you Amber, can you give a big what's up to our Ustream people? Sunshine You know, in the next couple weeks we're gonna have hot female guests But for now, at least we have a hot female host I can't wait Yeah Speaking of hot female guests Those are the type of people that love Tumex That's true Amen Tumex is here with us What's going on, y'all? What's going on, man? Man, good job on the show, man This is like It's like a ghetto Howard Stern Yeah, baby He's kind of the shit He doesn't need us, though You hit it on the head, brother It's like a ghetto Howard Stern run by Bill Gates Run by nerds It's like a low-budget man cow And you're doing it So you got a new album coming up with DJ Nobody, right? Yep, yep It just came out It's coming out on iTunes with Elvin You guys know DJ Nobody from the low-end theory Elvisee Yeah, man It's called Sun Got Suns That's me and his One of our old groups with him It's called Fallen Angels And it's Elvin doing his Doing his T-pain Doing his low-end theory pain And it's cracking, man I put vitamin water in my water My vitamins Yeah, man, it's dope Elvin's dope, man Hey, I know the answer from you But Nick, do you Have you ever met Tumex before? I have, yeah I've been to his house before I think maybe when Subtitle was Oh, yeah, Gino That's right And you rapped with Islands at Low End 2008 That was one of the better days, man That was dope With No Cannon Bus, right? Yeah, that's right The Korn Gang Yep, Korn Gang I was honored, man I was honored to be there, man And be a one-night Korn Ganger Yeah, you're definitely honorary Yeah, man It was dope, man Yeah, Subtitle Subtitle, man Subtitle's dope, man His little gray hairs are still in the house Yeah He ain't lived at my house for like seven years But you'll still find like Gino's hair somewhere Yeah, man, he's like a Yoda of some sort He's in the Krev He's in the Krevicle He taught me words He taught me words like Krevicle Yeah He introduced me to people like yourself And, man, Gino's crazy, man People like yourself are slaved by the house Homie from Postal Service Homie from Sarah Gino was a He was a one-man Yeah, he brings people together Yeah, he does He really does Every day he'd come out of the room like You gotta hear this band It's like two cousins from Switzerland, you know It'd be dope And then next day he'd be like Yo, check out this Ethiopian band You know, like every day, man It's like So, yeah, I love Gino, man He's the best Hell yeah So we're about to bid adieu To the mighty Nick Thorburn What does that mean? A.K.A. Nick Diamonds I mean, say goodbye in Norwegian Shit Just kidding It's French So it's a sad thing to say goodbye to Nick Due to his awesometasticness But maybe we can get him back at the end of March You know, when he comes back from his tour I'd love to You guys are a fun time Thanks for having me That's what she said Thank you She said She said You guys were a fun time Thanks for having me I think I've said that before I bet you have I bet you have You're kidding Last episode My dad is listening right now I'm kidding Last episode, Marie revealed that she You're kidding that your dad is listening? No I can't I guess I won't tell him that your dad's listening You know, now that we know your dad's listening What you revealed last episode about your life No, my dad was listening last week, too He's my biggest fan My dad My dad listens, too That's true My dad listened, too I told you about how he gave me advice on the rapping She really said that Oh, yeah Him and my mom tuned in They had a nice plate of spaghetti with turkey I love that Meatballs This shit is, like, too delightful for me right now I had a radio show in college, too And he was the only listener often Often Often Like, every Sunday We had soundtrack Sundays If my dad had a radio show, I would listen I would listen to it Hey, we're gonna put Wosei Kofi on the air for 20 seconds Right before we get into Elos' set Wosei, what's going on? Shit, I'm chilling, man What's good? Wosei Kofi What up, dawg? Man, I'm good Hey, what's good? I'm good, man Turn your speakers down Turn your speakers down It's feeding back Turn your speakers down We can hear Jake Gallagher's voice Oh, my bad I'm just kind of excited to see you guys doing some good things, man It's positive Good looking, doggy Thank you Damn, man Got the Wilbur's in the house Representing You know what I mean? I always like to come through and see you representing at Leimert Park Art Walk Which is the last Sunday of every month at 4343 Leimert Park Boulevard Oh, yeah That's right, that's right You gotta represent Every last Sunday of the month This month, February 26th We represent Black History Month So it's gonna be live Big time Man, fashion show All kinds of stuff happening I just dropped a video Check it out on Facebook It's pretty dope Okay Wosei Kofi with the videos Not mad Absolutely Hey, Wosei I want you to call back next week as well Because you are loved Man, that's what's up That's what's up Good to hear Good to hear the people I hope everybody is having a good night You know? I'm finna hit Hollywood in a minute You know, a couple of CDs or whatnot I love Hollywood Hollywood pays me money You going to Playhouse or what? You going to Colony? Pay me money, Hollywood Park I don't know Actually, my boy, Q-Boy He's had something in Las Palmas for his birthday So I might just go kind of support Oh, word Hey, by the way We're about to get into a set by Elos Wosei, I gotta let you go We'll see you next week Love you, brother Talk to you soon This is Elos Peace out Of Alpha Pup and Hellfire It's about to spin a set for us Let's go Let's do it We got Alejandro O'Connor when we come back Trail Wave As well as Kid Infinity Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan! Roo Roo Thank you for watching! Please subscribe to my channel! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe to my channel! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe to my channel! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe to my channel! Thank you for watching! Please subscribe to my channel! Please subscribe to my channel! Please subscribe to my channel! Please subscribe to my channel! Please subscribe to my channel! Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Whatever What's up, Preston? How you doing? Preston, you had something that you wanted to say earlier, right? Yeah, I wanted to talk about astral projection. Dulo, can you close the door? I wanted to see if I could teach people how to astral project. You could teach me how to astral project? There we go. Tumex. I couldn't hear myself. Have you ever astral projected, Tumex? I projected myself into some astral. In a way, yeah. Let's put Jason on the air. I could teleport. I bet you have, man. I bet you tear it up. Is Jason on the air? Or no. Jason, have you ever astral projected yourself? Yes, I have. I don't even... What does that mean? Preston, fill us in. On accident. Astral projection, I think the best way to do it is when you're laying down in bed, preferably with someone, maybe if you're dating someone, and if you turn your... If you turn your back to them and close your eyes and imagine that you are both on rafts in the ocean, drifting away, or you imagine that the room is like stretching apart, that's how I feel like you can astral project. Like you step... You're just out. You're outside of your body and... It helps. That helps. Cool. Hey, what's going on, Jason? What's the deal this evening, Jason? Hey, what's the deal with everyone else? And that's my question. Thank you. What's going on, buddy? Hey, not too much. First time listener and... Thank you for listening. First time listener, long time caller. Yeah, second time to a broke up one. I guess my question's for Nick. Nick... Oh, man, Nick just left. Wait, wait, wait. Ask the question for Nick. Oh, yeah. You're gonna answer for him? How is your relationship with Alden and Jamie? I love Alden and Jamie. Professionally, yeah, right. Alden and Jamie and I are getting along so well. I'm Nick. Just kidding. He's not here anymore. I know. But he's gonna listen to this podcast later and he's gonna let you know. He's on Facebook, man. You gotta track him down. And Twitter. Oh, I don't do online dating. Do you tweet? That's what Facebook is for. His Twitter is at Nick from Islands. You can ask him on Twitter. Yeah, actually, my Twitter is at Nick from Islands. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. I'm a Twitter fan. Yeah, actually, my grandmother for my 30th birthday bought me a Twitter account and that's how I found Nick. Wow. She must have spent a lot of money on that. She put money into Twitter? Yeah, randomly, his name showed up on the scroll page. I don't know if you're familiar. Yeah, that's how I found Nick. Yeah, the scroll page is made out of vellum. That's what I write my monkish manuscripts on. Don't forget to make sure you pay your Facebook bill. I think it comes out of her social security. I'm not sure if she has a Facebook account or not. I think it comes out of her social security. I'm not sure if she has a Facebook account or not. I think it comes out of her social security. I'm not sure if she has a Facebook account or not. I could check. God, I hope it doesn't come out of her social security because Twitter is really expensive now. I forgot to pay my Twitter bill and they started cutting my shit off. Yeah, you got even sent to collections. I've heard of that. They started dimming the lights on my Twitter. It was just real dark. It was hard to see shit. Yeah. All right, Jason. Well, we appreciate you calling in. We're glad you're here. 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. 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. 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. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We appreciate you. Thank you. Listen next week to the Jake Gallagher program on skidrowstudios.com. I love Jake Gallagher movies, man. Yeah, me too. Strawhead was good shit, man. Thanks, dude. Have you seen the social network? What's red? Did he say Red Strawhead? Jake Gallagher. That was the sequel to the previous movie. It sounded like you said, I loved Red Strawhead. Nope. I think it means Gallagher, the dude that hits the waterman with a sledgehammer. That might be what he was referring to. Or it could be Noel Gallagher. I think he was just a tweaker. What'd you do in social network? I said left, left. The one on the left. At the beginning of the movie where the dude makes a website where you choose who's hot or not. Oh, we've got Dave from Colorado who wants to talk to Jake. Before we put you on the air, Dave. Jake. Alex. When's your next show? What happened? Oh, tomorrow, man. What? Tomorrow we're doing a benefit to try to help save the basement. Basement Records up on Van Nuys. Basement 818? Yep. At Van Nuys in Ventura? Shout out to Basement Records. Yep, shout out to them. We're doing a show tomorrow. It's Cadillac, Ron, Existerio, Cap, Callis, myself, a bunch of cats sliding through. Trying to support that spot. That spot used to support us for a lot of years. Used to buy our CDs and shirts and all that. And we're trying to help the home grow out. So come see some hip hop. I'm going to play some new songs from the new shit. Yeah, you know, the Basement 818, they have a month, a monthly freestyle tournament on the last Sunday of every month, which if any newbies to the freestyle world want to get out there, like that dude that called in earlier, or maybe Dylan Drews, the younger brother of Danielle Drews, you should go there and contribute to that tournament. I'm going to go out there. And also, we have grind time events there. Our last grind time battle was there. We've got actually the Fresh Coast tryout battles are coming up, I don't know, next week. I forget the date. But go to the basement. Support the basement. I'm going to go out there, man. I'm battling. I'm battling poverty out there tomorrow night. I'm battling boredom out there tomorrow night. I'll be trying to entertain myself while saving the basement. Yeah, come on, man. So, don't we have, is Dave on right now? Dave is on right now. What's up, Dave? I think I know who Dave from Colorado is. Do you? I'm actually, I'm looking for the Sanders. Is this the piñata hour? Is it? It is. Yeah, this is the piñata hour, and my name is Lysander Vega, and I wish I could do my Lysander impersonation. $800 for you. I know I would do it second time. I'm going to beat the shit out of that motherfucker. Yo, what's up? It's Spiders. How's everybody doing? What's cracking, Alex? Doing well, doing well. Hey, by the way, we love Lysander DeVega. I love Lysander DeVega. Nah, that's the homie. Hell yeah, he's an ultra homie. Except for when he doesn't pay people money that he promises them to pay them. It hasn't happened to me, though. He's a super homie. I don't know anything about that either. I never heard anything like that. Yeah, so what's up? By the way, no, yeah, this is Dave from Colorado. Just calling to say hi. Hey, Dave. Good to see you. How's it going today? Hey, Dave, do you know Catch Lungs? Catch Lungs? No, I don't think so. Aw, man, he's a Colorado dude. You guys should be friends. He's white. I should hit him up. He got tattoos. You know, he's cool. Hello, I'm white. He's got a... He has mad cadences and... He's got a woman tattooed on his stomach that's holding the earth. He's got a crew called Mermaids and Vampires. What part of Colorado are you from? I'm from Pueblo. Oh, that's right. Pueblo's fresh, homie. I like Pueblo. Pueblito. Pueblito. So you're really Minus, right? Minus? Minus? No. No, Minus. Not mine plus us. Not mine plus us. No, no, no. That guy's a fucking fag, yo. All right. To each his own, Stomy. But, um, no, yeah, yeah. It's fucking Minus calling from fucking Las Cruces, New Mexico, man. Appreciate you, Dave, from Colorado. Yeah, like, I've got your, uh, your, uh, your code name is now burned into my mind, Dave from Colorado. Oh, what up, Pueblo? Wait, is there two people on the phone? Yeah, I'm confused. No, that's Minus. It's me, yo. This is Minus. Mine plus us. Only 818. Oh, okay, because he was like, yeah, that dude's a fag, and I was like, damn. I think he was insulting his own self. I was like, I was like, you really know Minus, then. Fuck this. So... Dude. Yeah, man. Yeah, it was good, yo. Aren't you, uh, didn't you just go on a tour with Tumex the other day? You only get five people. Yeah, yeah. We was on tour, um, shit, October, man. Hologram's on a high tour. Right. Big shout-out to Grim Image. Shout-out to DJ Hopper, Tumex, Shapeshift, there's Visionaries, all them good boys. Shout-out to, uh, Cormax. The driver, for real, is Cormax, dude. Road manager of the year and shit, man. Yeah. Shout-out to Gambling and New Mexico. New Mexico. Hey, uh, Dave, Dave, um, we only have a little bit of time left on the show, um, so, uh, we're gonna, we gotta, we gotta move on, but call in next week and, uh, hang out with us a little bit more, alright? Oh, definitely. Hey, everybody, have a good night tonight and I'll be, I'll be speaking to y'all very, very soon. Word up, man. I holler at y'all after the shizzle. Much respect to you, sir. About that money. About that money, nigga. And I'm out. Let's get that paper, yo. I love you, son. I'm looking for you, kid. I'm about to have 900 on your money. The hood fucks with Jake Gallagher. Um, hey, uh, Alex, you wanna play one of your tracks? Um, I don't bring anything. Oh, shit. I gotta rap, though. Oh, yeah. Or you can go on YouTube where all my music is stolen. Yeah, right? I've seen it on there. That's where I steal all your stuff. You can play a beat, though. Yeah, we could play a beat, but all the DJs are in the other room. DJs. I see some pretty girls, so I know why they over there, but... Do, uh... All dressed in red. Brand B. Lady in red. I like Cleopatra over there. Cleopatra, coming at ya. Nice. Yeah. Anyway. Um, all right, well, if you feel like... Oh, yeah, whatever. I mean, you can go to YouTube and find my whole shit. How do you feel about this? How do you feel about this? This might be asking a lot. I'll beatbox for you, and you kick an exclusive verse from the new album, an unreleased verse. Do it. I'll just rap, yeah. Go for it. The unofficial name of La Brea, everybody. From this new album. Kick a beatbox. Or I guess it's released. Load a beat up, yeah. Fucking your princess Leia in his purse for his personal leisure. It's you. There's your beatbox right here, right? I thought you was... I thought you was catching your breath. See the music I make? It's not for the masses. But you know what? I fucking feel fantastic. Conquistador blood mixed with Aztec. Mid-city Mexican California classic. Fall out the sky like plaster of Paris. As long as I'm happy, I'm never embarrassed. Strip a city terrace from a house with the itty-bitty terrors. To chillin' in Paris with a pretty little heiress. Still dangling these hologram carrots. While your dumb ass is bobbing for digital apples on apples and iTunes. Fidget a little before you get caught up in a two-mix typhoon. Hey, girl. Hey, let's go get some Thai food. I'm not gonna let you wifi my life, dude. All your little me-fi, me-fi ciphers. Wanna be Mackay Phifers. Michelle Phifers. These little gold eyesores can't fuck with the afterlifers. Style to die for. Fuck you cyborgs. Tryna get out of here. Fuck you cyborgs. I'm gonna get you for the little job you applied for. Why I gotta lie for? Yo, I'm here to spit the truth and I've never been one to be uncool for the boof. And give me the proof. I slap the Bluetooth out your mug. Not to be a bug, but you're big and bug. Yo, not by the love bug or herby love bug. If I give you a hug, it's kinda like a love drug. Yeah, yeah, yeah, girl. You love slug. You wanna do a little bit of dirt. Say you're under the rug and ah! I'm not your fuckin' thug. I'm a grown man lookin' for some love. Like Ray J. I'ma be bigger than Oprah's for JJ. Hey yo, peace to the LA underground and all the cheeky Draculas that stole the sound. All around the world they know the deal. They love me and Nancy France. That's so for real. They don't even ask for my passport. In Frankfurt they're like, thanks for opening new ways to see like Francis Ford Coppola. Opening acts hoping to get a little bit of what they think is dope from us. The hope of the LA underground is us. And ah! Tumex. Hey yo, like it or not you see the world's a bitch and I'm fuckin' a lot. I got a sniper on my tongue that's a hell of a shot. I got a memory like an elephant god. All of my internet enemies on it animated as they gotta be. They can't fuck with me audibly. I should be on rock the bells and pay dues and lock the spells and fade these crews. Subliminally dissing the homies for not taking care of the kids on the scene. Like fuckin' hey Jude and what the fuck do I do? I just did a song with Snoop Dogg's but Jake, man I'm kickin' it with you dog. That was fuckin' good. Fuck yeah. Good job. I just like zoned out watching him like how does he do that? You three pull that shit off. I wanna get a sound bite of him going yeah! And put that on this show. Ah! How's that for you? Jake Gallagher radio blah! You know all that. Yeah. Now we can download it as MP3 and chop it up. You wanna do a bumper? Sure, for sure. Three, two, one. Yo, this is two, two, max and you're chillin' with the Jake Gallagher show. That's my homie skidrowstudio.com blah! Hey, that's cool. Nice, we got a Will you teach me how to beatbox? You got a beat loaded up though? Can we get it? That'd be awesome if I could do that. I know verbs is here and I know you rhyme or we got time is running out, right? What we're gonna do is we're gonna get Bramby going in about five minutes and then he'll do a set and then we can jump back in in the middle of it and freestyle over a little bit. I just want to I just want to announce damn it, my phone is my phone is dead. I can get the Google Docs and look it up. I just wanted to announce what the guests were next week. I know who one of them is but I wanna do all three of them. Jake, while you look that up can I do a quick plug for Friday? You should say and do whatever you want, brother. The Here Gallery presents this is by my buddy Frank. He's throwing a party on Friday at Los Globos on Sunset in Silver Lake. And it's gonna be fucking awesome. La Ghost is playing Only You, Dead Dawn, Beta Scholar and the girl I am dating it's her birthday party as well. Whoa, did you just say that you were dating I thought that was the name of a band. Girl I am dating. I like that. You sound like a band. Maybe that'll be my band name. You just said you were dating a girl on the air. We are Girl I am Dating. Thank you, Missoula, Montana. Girl I am Dating. Not one of the girls I'm dating. Did it make you feel warm by saying it? I feel a little warm and fuzzy but I think it's because it's hot in here. Oh yeah. I'm gonna bring a fan and a weed cart for the studio. I wanna take my clothes. You know, our guest from next week actually just sang It's Getting Hot In Here during a Super Bowl commercial with Elton John. His name is Josh Sussman. He's a series regular on Glee and on War and the Ape on MTV. He is a crazy fellow and he's a guest next week on our show along with No Can Do What? and D.B. and Deep Valley which if you don't know them it's two very attractive women that sound like the White Stripes and they are awesome. Yeah, it's Julie Edwards and Lindsay Troy. And No Can Do. Talented women. Jimmy the Lock. No Can Do. I'm really looking forward to Josh meeting Jimmy. I'm really looking forward to that interaction because he's it'll be like Why do you call yourself No Can Do? It's a negative name. Maybe you should call yourself Yes Can Do and he'll be like Okay. I didn't know you could talk like that, Jake. That was good. That was very Woody Allen of you, actually. Yeah, you gotta throw out some impersonations. That was supposed to be another homie, right? That was Josh. Yeah, No Can Do's voice. Yeah, your voice was your Josh voice was kind of Oh, really? Okay. What's the homie? Can't even do the James. Hey. My mind dropped a blank on the radio. Two max. All these MCs are swagger jacking. What else do you want to make sure we get said this evening about your work? Just the that we'll be out. Man, it's another year, man. We're just working on records. I want you to tell me about your history because like I know you from like the present date and a couple years ago. Right. But I know that you've been around for a while. You're part of the Shapeshifters. Yeah. Visionaries. I'm like the rap version of Nick Thornburg. I'm in the I'm in the Shapeshifters, the Visionaries, Mexican Descent, the Look Daggers, the Mind Clouders. He's like Wolverine. He's on like a million teams. I'm all that. We got like 25 records out. You know, I've been I'm an old dinosaur. What was like the what was the first thing you did? A Mexican descent. When I got out of high school, I met Cholo Lansinco and we did a Mexican descent. And we're and we're doing that for a while. You know, then we went to the Good Life and met Freestyle Fellowship and all those cats and got caught up in that. You know what I'm saying? Being lucky to be part of the Good Life and the Blood with CVE Hip Hop Clan and a 14 year old bus driver. You know what I'm saying? All those all that kind of stuff. And then the Visionaries clicked off and the Visionaries actually took me to put me on tour. And, you know, let me go go to places and the Visionaries is probably the most successful group I have. You got a favorite city you hit up? Ever? In the U.S. or out of town? In the world. My favorite city is El Paso, Texas. Probably because there's a bunch of Mexicans there that are fresh. And then my favorite city out of town is Nancy, France. That's a spot right there for me. Nancy, France. I haven't even heard that. Nancy, France. It rhymes with fancy things. It's fresh. Nancy, France. Nancy, France. I know that. Nancy, France. We're going to Nancy, France. Yeah, man. They like the L.A. underground out there for some reason. Hey, France. I know. I know. But his band played there. It's the biggest selling hip-hop market in the world. Tumex was in Cuba once, too. Oh, yeah. We've been to Cuba. He went to Cuba. It was tight. I seen it. Oh, yeah. That was all good. We played for 5,000 people in Cuba. That was fresh. What? Fresh, dude. No big deal. You know, 5,000. Super fresh. Whatever. Fresh. Yeah. Go communism. Go communism. But, uh, Brandon, Brand B, you ready for your set? No. No? Yeah. We got, like, one minute till your set. Uh, yeah. Brand B. It's okay. What we're going to do is a little freestyle. What? Oh, fuck, yeah. Yeah. Get Ryan in here. Ryan. Ryan. Ryan. Ryan. Who's Ryan? Nino Infinito. Dude, I space out. A.K.A. Kid Infinity. Who's Ryan? One half of Kid Infinity. That's Ryan. He's from Kid Infinity. Ryan. Kid Infinity. Oh, Kid Infinity. They do funky fresh, like, rap stylings. There we go. Crazy visuals and crazy beats. I swear to God, this is, like, the most exhausting two hours. It's like, like, uh, when I direct a play, it's like my brain is thinking about 800 different things. Yeah. I'm not saying I'm directing shit, but trying to. You're trying to cram it in today. Yeah. You're trying to make it happen. You're thinking a lot. That's what she said. Yeah. Yeah. Um, what's up, Ryan? What up? What up? We got Kid Infinity. How's it going? Kid Infinito. Life's good, baby. What's going on, man? What up? Yo, I heard you pioneered 3D technology at live concerts. What's the deal? That there's, uh, there's a lot of truth in that. Yeah. We do, um, for those who don't know who I am or what we do, I'm in a group called Kid Infinity. It's like electro, hip hop, and punk rock mix. And we do, um, we do these live shows where we, uh, we have this huge, uh, video screen behind us and we give the audience, uh, glasses and then we do 3D projections that are synced to the music. Fun. So, yeah. WTF. WTF. WTF. Isn't there some kind of story behind that? Like somebody was going to do it and then they died and so then you got to do it? What? Pretty much, yeah. Really? Yeah. Oh, shit. It was, uh, it was gonna be, uh, uh, well, the only thing is the way we're doing it is very different from the man who was going to be doing it first. So, like, I like to make that distinction. But the guy who was gonna be doing it was Michael Jackson. What? But you did it instead? Oh. Yeah. That's heavy hitting. Yeah. Yeah. What's your Twitter name? Nino Infinito. Nino? Infinito. Yeah. N-I-N-O-N-I-N-F-I-N-I-T-O. Kid Infinity in Spanish. Correct. But, no, that would be Nino Infinito. Don't get it twisted. But. Like a tilde. What is it? Tell us about your association with family, F-M-L-Y. Um, family. I'm just gonna lean back a little bit here and get relaxed. Lean back. Alright. Uh. Do the rocker wear sign. Pull up our pants. Nice. Do the rocker wear. Do the rocker wear. Uh, family. So, let's see. Family. We've been playing shows for those guys for the last couple years. Um. Let's see. We just got, uh. They asked us to play for a show. Well, does everybody know what family is? Maybe not. No. Yeah. Totally no. We gotta get Cameron Rath on the program. Yeah. We gotta get Charlie Manson on here. We gotta do that. Yeah. For sure. Anyway, family's a group of kids. They do all kinds of things to get together, but they're sort of like just this loose collective of, uh, bike riders. Loose collective. Yeah. Okay. So, they do these bike rides around town, and they, uh, they just, they set up gorilla shows along the route. So, it's like a real blast. Like, they get about 500 kids or so. You know, they all hop on bikes, and then everyone has, like, uh, you know, like the. A lot of them are vegan. A lot of them are vegan. Yeah. Yeah. Is that true? Some people dumpster. You know, it's like a bike hippie community type shit. Yeah. They're really crunchy. Well, it's weird, though, because it's not totally hippie. It's like, like, there's definitely, like, some, a lot of hippies. There's a lot of punks in there, too. There's a lot of, it's like, it's a, it's pretty, uh. Hippie punks. Eclectic. Yeah, no, it's all walks of life, really, dude. It's great. Yeah. I've been on family rides. I've performed. I've gone. I go to meetings and shit. And they, they're the kind of people that come out and perform for the, well, anyway, to finish the story, what happens is they go out and they do these rides, right? And then, like, they get somebody like us or whoever, and then we set up beforehand, um, all of our gear, like, in a back alley somewhere, you know, or, like, uh, underneath the, uh, freeway off the I-10. You know, like some exit ramp or something. You know, whatever. We just find, like, a cool spot where we can, where we can, we can meet up. And then all the kids just show up on the route. They hop off their bikes for about a half an hour. We bust out some beats. We go crazy. We party. Everyone gets drunk. And then they hop back on their bikes and drive off. Yeah, man. It's real crib life. I've ridden my bicycle drunk a few times. It was very fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a blast. It's a blast. Does anybody see a black leather jacket in the studio or in the waiting room? Anybody see a black leather jacket? Yes. Oh, that's mine. Uh, that, that isn't yours. It could be Nick's. Um, I went to a private show that family had. They have, like, I guess they have one every month. And they cook vegan food. And you, like, lay around on the floor in a little tiny room and have a private show. Where is it? It's pretty tight. I brought a date there. And she was all impressed. It's Crenshaw and, like, Hyde Park. It's like, like, it's all the super in the hood. Super in 60s hood. But it's, like, bike hippie, like, commune fort type shit. Toss me a clementine, bro. It's crazy. It's pretty tight, though. It's fun. Marie, are you intrigued by this? I actually really am. I'm, I think I've seen it. I've seen a bunch of people ride around in bikes. But I don't think I've seen anything else. Family is, like, the wave of the future. Down in Culver City, though. Yeah, dude. There's going to be a family fest in Brooklyn in June. It's going down. I'm going out there. Nice. It's going to be great. So, Ryan, do you feel like. I'm, like, now just hearing about all this cool shit. Yeah, well, that's because you're on the Jake Gallagher program. This is a microcosm melting pot, yo. Ryan. Straight up. Microcosm. That's, like, the word of every day. It's back. Ryan, do you feel like kid and, like, family contributed to Kid Infinity's success? I thought you were going to say kid and play. Yeah, I mean, for sure. Like, I mean, as in, like, we've gained a lot of fans through them and whatnot. I mean, yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely. Yeah. For sure. For sure, for sure. Alex, what do you think about them? About bike riding? Or about Kid Infinity? What do you think about Kid Infinity? Yeah, didn't you play a show with them or something? Yep, at your spot. I saw him rock. He was killing it. Now he was killing it. And then I know about that bike rider, that bike rider vibe. That's a real tight organization right there. That's some real family. And I know about all that rolling tough like that. They do that in Europe, too, man. They roll real tough on their bikes. They got the vegan lifestyle. They got the freegan lifestyle out there. They go in the trash can and get the food that they don't feel is wasted that the supermarket throws away. I've got chocolate out of a trash can in France before. I've eaten for, like, a week off. I've eaten a week off the garbage can. I mean, it's not the best stuff. You could put some salt on that shit, but it's cool. You know what I mean? Salt. Love, man. I eat filet mignon on the daily. Really? Damn. Made out of baby veal walrus. Really? Damn. I need to hang out with you before I got the Salisbury steak. I don't know. Salisbury steak and Swedish meatballs. There you go. That's what I'm talking about. You're getting rockin'. Ryan. Yeah. I hear you got a show at the fucking purse factory. I do. Tell me about that. Handbag factory this Saturday. Y'all should come out. Whoever's free, it's going to be a good night. What's the address? It's shit, man. 1336 South Grand, I think. Damn, you're like a walking Google map, son. Boom. That's what I was about to say. I don't even remember addresses like that. That was good. Impressive. Hey. What's the address, first person? So, yeah. Check that shit out on Facebook or whatever. It's a really cool spot. It's pretty new. It's only been open for a few months, but it's this cool three-story warehouse space. They got a cool rooftop with a great view of downtown. Fucking see the whole skyline and shit. Baby pools. Baby pools. Baby pools. That's what happens when babies pee their diapers. Yeah. Some silly string hanging from the walls. But it's a cool spot. Previous parties. It's going to be an art show. Going to be some other acts on the lineup. VCR Monster, Peg Leg Love. It's going to be kind of an eclectic night. Oh, I like Peg Leg Love. Travis Moore plays with them. Yeah. Yeah. He's kooky. What? VCR Monster? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Cool. Cool. Yeah, those guys are pretty good. I'm excited to see their shit. So, I can curse. I'm excited to see them play. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, you are allowed to curse. But I'm not excited to see them shit. I do want to hear them play, though. It would be pretty good. Nice. So, and you do some of your own solo DJing? Or is it? Yeah, every now and then. Just, you know, for the hell of it. But, yeah. Where'd you get your rap style from? Because your rap style is a little bit different than some of the other stuff we hear. You know, I don't know, man. That's a good question. Just from whatever. I don't know, dude. All over the place. Like, I mean, definitely. Like. God's. Agreed. Yeah, from the gods. Do rap gods. No, you know, I don't freestyle. I'm kind of. It's just not my thing. Like, I have like a kind of a weird take on freestyle where it's like. Like, hell of respect for freestylers. I have this weird take on freestyle where it's like, fuck freestyle. But it's like. Well, no, just for me, it's just like. Freestyle is for losers. I sort of see it in the way of like. You know, like people that get together and fucking jam. You know, like when they play like. Like fish or something. They get down there and they just start jamming. They start playing chords and scales. And, you know, they're making it up as they go. You know, it's the same kind of thing, basically. And I sort of view it in the same way where it's like. It's like you're just going off the top of your head and you're fucking making it up as you go. And that's cool. But, you know, it's not really my style. Yeah. And your rap style is like the style of music that Kid Infinity makes. Did you bring tracks? Yeah, I brought a little USB stick here. It's got some tracks. Hey, Preston, will you bring that USB to Jeremy? Yeah, sure. See if we can. There's a folder. There's a folder on there called Kid Infinity Music. So I would describe I would describe your music as like electronic meets electronic meets hip hop with like a little bit of popular overtone. A little bit of the vernacular. What do you how would you what do you think? Yeah, I mean, I just like I say, I just usually describe it as just a mix up between like electro hip hop and punk rock, you know. And he's got some great videos. Did that video what the video where you're at the little kids party? Did that like win something? Oh, yeah, I got a this big film festival in Poland. Like it got like, that's where the Pope's from. Yeah, it was like a special selection for that. His last pope, not the current pope. That's pretty cool. Yeah, it was cool, though. Like we were up there with some pretty cool acts. I'm like, Justice was one of the other videos and who else? Poland. Justice Poland. So it was a cool as a big as a big festival over there. Poland Springs Waterfront. Right. For once, they had justice in Poland. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. They provided me, and provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, provided me, I burned my fingers. When's your next show? Pizza. Saturday. This Saturday? This Saturday. At the handbag factory. That's right. 1336. La Brea. Kidding. Grand. 1336. Is it Grand or Main? It's a handbag party. No, Main. Hey, so we can get at you on Twitter at at Nino Infinito. And on Facebook, you can look up Kid Infinity for the Kid Infinity page. Facebook.com slash Kid Infinity. You can look up his real name too, which is... Are we ready? Can we play that track? Can we play one of his tracks? There's multiple tracks. Why don't you play this one called Creative Zero if you got it there. It's a newer one. Creative Zero. Creative Zero is the track he wants to play. Verbs, will you beatbox for me? Oh, sure. The show's almost over. I feel like I'm high like I've been fucking huffing clover. I don't drive a Land Rover. I drive a beat-up Chrysler New Yorker. That kind of rhymed. I don't... Give a flying thing that you do to a girl from behind. My mind could be downloaded and be called a diamond. Put it in your wedding ring and propose to her cause I flow so sure. You can catch me getting big, sir. Not trying to surf. Trying to lay down and watch the water. Trying to just look at the bikini lines of your daughter. The one that is of legal age cause I am legal when it comes to my face. Prolific dancing outside the window. The Jake Gallagher program. I don't smoke. I don't smoke endo. But the other kids know they like to smoke it. Now we gonna stop not get pulled over. Don't wanna get pulled over. We ready for this song? This is Kid Infinity coming up right now. That's so funny. Kid Infinity Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther Teksting av Nicolai Winther I'ma just try sweat coat to tell them I say this We 32 teeth She act like a smile is the best Brush em up with the winter fresh Aqua fresh ultra bright Flossing in between the teeth Before she get in between the sheets at night She use cress The fluoride in her breath Fuck a bright strip Her teeth as white as it get Like whoopie in the color purple Gums are black and purple Acting too square from her inner circle She think green like Listerine Drink milk with the ginseng And chew, and chew She keep a clean house Pop a Altoid in her mouth Pepper man the accent is from down south Cooking like Marla Gibbs Two pick for the barbecue fish There's no fork for the pork ribs An apple a day Wrap like I'm happy to stay a while Girl I like I like Go smile Hey baby I like to stay a while Where you going? You look good to me You're good to be Walking by yourself Maybe I can help I wanna, I wanna We wanna do some cocaine I wanna, I wanna We wanna do some cocaine Baby just ignore the consequences You look like you could use a little call for birthdays So follow me Let me be there with you Now that you're gone Hey baby Brand B from the 909 Dirt Raid He's not done playing He's gonna play for five more minutes But we're gonna say goodbye to you right now This is the Jake Gallagher program We'll see you next time Tune into us every Thursday 7 to 9 Next week we've got Josh Sussman from Glee And Warren the Ape And a Super Bowl commercial We've got Deep Valley And we've got No Can Do It's gonna be an extremely tight lineup Marie what would you like to say in your way of goodbye? I love you We do love you I got half stock just now for you VIRBS, say goodbye to the Nice People Goodbye, everybody Be nice to people and go get drunk at Art Walk if you're Downtown 9th and Broadway Chia, 9th and Broadway Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex You wanna say bye? Say bye-bye? Meet me in Verbs on 9th and Broadway. We gonna be there, son. Live and direct. You know what I mean? Say cheese and die. Peace and out. I'm gonna go home and write. Maybe play some piano. Fall asleep. Piany, eh? I'm gonna go drink tea and there might be a woman involved. Hey. Sounds like a good way to go. Oh, wait. I'm sorry. What? Hey, so that was the Jake Gallagher program. Tune in next Thursday. We love you. Peace. Racks on, racks on. Racks. L.A. all day. Racks on, racks on. Racks on, racks on. Racks on, racks on. Racks on, racks on. Racks on, racks on. Racks on, racks on. 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