And one of the things that's done is right here, these buckets are filled with grapes. What kind of grapes? These are filled with Chamberson grapes. And the winner this Saturday who stomps the most juice will actually win an overnight stay here at Chateau Hollande. You ready? You ready to try it? Yeah, sure. Let's go. It's not disgusting. Let's go. You ready? Give us a 30-second time. Here we go. So what's the deal here? There's a contest to stomp, and how are you measuring who does the best stomping? Whoever stomps the most juice wins an overnight stay, but it's not the only thing you can do. The measuring cups are down below, right? Measuring cups are down below. All right. And if you win, you get to stay at Chateau Hollande. And what else do you have going on here? Well, if grape stomping's not your thing, you can come and spend the day listening to live music, eating international foods, having wine tours and tastings, vineyard tours, seminars, arts and crafts. It's a lot of fun, a whole day. Stop. Oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, I can't. Ow, ow, ow. Oh, stop. Oh, stop. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, I can't breathe. Stop. Oh, oh. Oh, no. Oh, dear. Well, I think she's actually hurt. No, I think she is. Yeah, she's hurt. She took a hard fall off there. Okay. Gosh, I hope she's okay. Okay. We're going to make sure she is. We'll try and check on her and get back to you as soon as we can. We'll be back right after this. Gee. Everybody, Sassafras with Lost Desert Souls on More Music Radio Pod. Two, three, four. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. We walked a thousand miles of dirty dunes A thousand miles of dirty dunes Pulled out sledgehammers and banged on stone We banged on stone Blackbirds kept circling above Kept circling above We found some buried bones and we shot them down We shot them down Nothing but desert at our feet Nothing but sand, spores and dunes A dry wind blows through cracks in our face Listering from the sun It's only cold when we sleep We never see the moon We're lost desert souls On our knees, that's right guitar solo And tired and deserted we waded through We waded through Pulling teeth and hair out from our arms Out from our arms Bring back those shadows now Bring back those shadows now We'll be dead as the desert soon Only snakes and birds left here Even the vultures fly with fear Our souls been buried by the sun Some boiling our blood Sand wash away all of our skin Sand wash away all of our skin Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, man. We'll do it live. Broadcasting from downtown Los Angeles. We'll do it live! Fuck it! It's the More Music Radio Pod. Do it live! I'll write it and we'll do it live! On skidrow.la Fucking thing sucks! Five, four, three. Hey, what's going on, everybody? It's the More Music Radio Pod. It's Thursday, August 4th, 2011. And we're here having another party at Skid Row Studios. Alright. We're doing it again. Yeah, man. Insecurity power. We have Dan and we have Jeremy in studio. And tonight we're welcoming Wounded Lion. Alright. They're here. What's going on, guys? They're here. They're having us. Two of the guys are here. Yeah, but we were talking about the other members of Wounded Lion and how they were not allowed to come. And that's cool. I gotta regulate with our band, too. Yeah, man. You stay outside. You stay outside. I'm really glad to be here tonight, man. I was feeling sick all week. Yeah, man. You were sick. Yeah, man. I had like the stomach flu and shit. Fucking vomiting. Shitting all over myself. Fucking nasty, man. Bad salad. Yeah, man. But yeah, dude, so tonight you guys, we're gonna talk to Wounded Lion and you guys are gonna play some songs acoustically for us live in studio. We are. Yeah. Cool, man. Are you guys having a good time so far? It's pretty mellow. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Well, cool, man. Speaking of my illness, I wanted to play, before we jump into these first couple songs, here's something that a friend of ours sent us and it reminded me of what was going on with me this week. I thought that was you. I love this thing. Okay, hold on. Where does it hurt? Ah, my stomach hurts. 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So for you guys, I went to Japan and I got this song. We're really touching you, you know, reaching out. I have a bad case of diarrhea. I have a bad case of diarrhea. I have a bad case of diarrhea. Oh yeah. I have a bad case of diarrhea. I have a bad case of diarrhea. So were you singing this like on the toilet? My butt was singing it. It was good. I have a bad case of diarrhea. So we have Wounded Lion in studio and we'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod. Yo, motherfucker. You are listening to the More Music Radio Pod from Skid Row Studio in downtown. Los Angeles, California at skidrow.la. You will feel a sense of comfort and deep peace within. Let go. Let go completely of all problems and all worries. Imagine that next to you is a box. Your energy conversion box. You never know where I go. But look out now because here I come. I got my marks and I'm gonna go forth. And I don't seem to care about the state that I'm in. Boulder Dash. Big mustache. They gave me a nickname and they called me Pepper. And I'll roam around from town to town. And I'll tell you all the stories about the ventures I've been in. You release all problems. And see yourself moving forward. Loud and high. don't die i multiply it i'll make a thousand of me to be with you and arm yourself bring that belt we've got all the tools to take heart not so fast cabbage patch kiss my lips and taste the pepper that's square and thin that's hunched up chin i'll tell you all about about the best that i could go i could go they come and go yeah and then you're all alone got a friend named carol cloud and she's coming to your town once you get used to her you're gonna want this got a friend named franklin park and he has got a silver mane since he doesn't have a pocket it is where he keeps his lane you he's got some he's got some what would you find you baby you're mine you're mine you're mine We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. That's foreign or not Eddie Money Nice try though You're crossing the streams of shitty classic rock Come on Yeah man you guys do any drugs? You guys got any drugs on you? Is music a drug? Yeah cause I got so much drugs Yeah cause I got it It's coming out my ears You guys are gonna play some drugs for us man We're gonna give them away for free This time That's how they get you And then you're an addict You know I also want to apologize I was telling you guys too I want to apologize to Poor Man Remember Poor Man from way back in the day From the K-Rock days I was trying to get him in here Because he's moving to New York And I was reading about him Yeah I don't know He's gonna go and become like He's gonna get back on top over there in New York I talked to him And I wanted to get him down At Skid Row But he lives in Newport Beach He said he probably can't make it He's leaving in August And I told him we were gonna call him But we started late So I just wanted to kind of punch through some stuff So we can talk to Wounded Lion And hear some songs and stuff So if Poor Man's listening right now Maybe we'll talk to him next week or something But you know what We still got some people coming We got you know Tony right? Totally He's recorded several of our tracks Yeah And he's on his way And hopefully by the time he gets here He'll be able to hear some Wounded Lion Live on the More Music Radio Pod So why don't we play a couple more songs And when we get back Why don't we have you guys play a couple songs man Alright Vince Alright cool man We'll be back on the More Music Radio Pod Don't take this offensively The More Music Radio Pod Oh Did you tell him I love you? Skid Row The LA Oh Oh Oh Oh! Wow Wow Wow In the swamp with dirty water Unwanted little creatures They even got total darkness If you're going to the deck of a syndrome You're gonna see some crazy tears If you're going to the deck of a syndrome You're gonna see some crazy tears For some wild shit Cars moving backwards People with asses full of faces Unwanted little creatures Maybe even some total darkness If you're going to the deck of a syndrome I've only got one request If you're going to the deck of a syndrome Just do this one thing for me Don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Oh, don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Oh, don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Oh, don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Oh, don't call me from the deck of a syndrome Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. ¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ Just cause you feel so good You about to drive me out of my head I said hey You get off of my club Hey You get off of my club Hey You get off of my club Don't lay around cause There's a crowd on my club I was thinking Trying to fill up a desert Trying to have a drive downtown It was so fair Quiet and peaceful There was nobody Not a soul around I let myself out I was so tired And I started to dream And I'm not gonna Walk in the park And take a seat Just like a fly On my window screen I said hey You get off of my club Hey You get off of my club Hey You get off of my club Don't lay around cause There's a crowd on my club I said hey Call into the radio music pod at 1-800-893-9562. Yeah, man. All right. Welcome back. Yeah, welcome back to the More Music radio pod, man. We have Wounded Lion in studio. You know what? Enough of my fucking blabbering. Hey, does this work? Yeah, that one works. All right. Sorry, sorry. Cool. So enough of my fucking bullshit. We're going to have Wounded Lion play a couple songs for us right now on the More Music radio pod. And we have Brad and Rafi from Wounded Lion ready to go. All right. Cool. So here, why don't we do this? We'll have you guys singing these things here. And then you can put this right here, and you can put it on the guitar. I'll do that. All right. That's cool. Well, you know, we just heard a song from Manhattan Murder Mystery. They were in here. But anyway, it's Matt's birthday tomorrow from Manhattan Murder Mystery. And before that, you heard Wounded Lion with Dagobah System. And they're here. And it's not their birthday. It's from that one movie, right? It's like our birthday, because they're here. 2001, A Space Odyssey. Cool, man. So what song are we going to hear right now, man? We're going to do a song called Pony People. It's about being a Sagittarius. All right. Cool, man. Wounded Lion on the More Music radio pod. Here we go. Underneath their couch and their friend's mouth. Underneath their friend's couch and in their own mouth. Oh, oh, oh. But will they find the time to lend to desperate souls in need of them? To help them find themselves again and again? I don't know. And again. And again. Pony people are prancing to and fro. Uh-huh. And you know they need to work it out to do. Pony people are prancing to and fro. And you know, you know, you know, you know. A lot of them are centaurs. Sagittarius. Some of them are satiators. Sagittarius. They're bonding with the wood nymphs. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. So when you see the ass of a horse and the torso of a man. You know that I am on the scene. I'm on the scene. I'm on the scene. Firing arrows into target. Firing arrows into rabbit. Firing arrows into the sky. The sky. The sky. The sky. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Heroes. Heroes. Heroes. Heroes. Heroes. Heroes. Heroes. Eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros, eros. Yeah! Yeah! Wounded Lion, everybody. All right, man. Dude, that sounds good, man. Thanks, dudes. Awesome. So now we are joined by Tony. What up? What up, yo? Yeah, you want to grab your mic back real quick? Well, are they going to play more songs now? Yeah, you guys want to jump into another one? Sure. Great, grab a seat, too. Yeah, I'm really feeling it, man. There's a beer there for you, buddy. This is called Sacagawea. Sacagawea, you're an American just like me. Sacagawea, you're the queen of the down. Sacagawea, Sacagawea, you don't know how much it means to have a guide. high high high high high high high high high high Ay-ya-ya, ay-ya, ay-ya-ya Papa Tom Tom, my moccasins are off My friends, the raven and the bear And the wounded lion Well you held my hand In our well, our queer van And we smoked each other's brands As we cruised across this land This land This land These brands These walls I just wanna go It's time to go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I just wanna go I better now I watch TV Ain't life sweet? on skidrow.la Alright, we're back on the More Music Radio Pod with Wounded Lion in studio. Man, them Evangels sound like a bunch of commies. Yeah. Yeah, man. I mean, they're cool, but I don't know if I trust them. I either owe the singer, Julie, in the band some congratulations or some words of disgust because either she's pregnant or she's getting really fat. Uh-oh. Either way, it's gross. Boing. But it looks like she's going to have a baby. Alright, man. This is cool. We got Brad and Rafi in the studio. What's going on, Tony? How you doing, man? I'm doing good, man. It's been super busy and shit. Yeah, man. We haven't had you on. It's been a while, man. What's been going on with you? Just working a lot. Damn. Getting some work composing, which is kind of cool. I'm trying to keep that going, you know. What are you composing? I'm basically writing for this pilot for Disney. And if they like what I do, I'll get to do a TV show. Oh, cool. The new Mickey Mouse Club or what? Yeah, exactly. Fantasia. The sweet life of Zack and Cody. Yeah. Hannah Montana. My dream gig. Cool, man. Maybe you can get some connects and then our radio should get picked up on Radio Disney. Yeah. That'd be fucking awesome. We could rock this out. You guys have a lot in common with it. No, I know. You know. The kids grow up. We're very wholesome. Not like Disney's wholesome. It's like weird fucking pedophilia. Yeah, peel back one layer and look out. Yeah. I know. Donald Duck don't wear no pants, but he got a shirt. And a hat. And he's a savior. But Tony still wants the job. Yeah. Yeah. Good job, Disney, if you're listening. Yeah. No, I'm not saying any of these things are bad things because I want to walk around with a shirt and no pants. But if you're a sailor, there's kind of different rules. I guess so. Yeah, he's wearing a fucking sailor suit. Well, everybody knows Disney's great, right? They're not an evil empire at all. They're great. I'm sure they're listening to us right now. Yeah. They're not racist. They have a different definition for little boys. That doesn't mean anything to them. Hey, you. No. No. No. I'm sorry. I know we're trying to interview Wounded Lion, but I'm trying to fill out this like it's a form or something, but I was trying to get an event list for this week. I'm kind of having trouble. Yeah. I'm sure there's stuff going on. So if you guys want to call in and tell me about something that's happening, you should do that. Hopefully, they're not closing down shows like they did the 405 a couple weeks, man. Oh, yeah. It's going to be showmageddon. Oh. Showmageddon. Oh, showmageddon. Oh. What's the number here anyways? Yeah. Why don't we get some calls, man? I mean, nobody's calling. I'm starting to feel like shit because no one's calling. Actually, I tried to call when we were trapped outside like 10 minutes ago. But you forgot the number? I think I might have dialed the wrong number. Well, the number just in case you forgot, Tony, is 1-800-893-9562, and you can call up and you can talk to us. Yeah. You can find out what's going on. Tony, we have an out-of-town guest in studio. Yeah, my buddy Greg Dixon's visiting me from Texas, from Denton. What up? You get to meet Wounded Lion tonight, man. Dude, I'm totally stoked. I'm super happy to be here. Yeah, I know. And relax, please, man. Greg's- Settle down. This is an NPR. You can use your regular voice. Yeah. Yeah. Greg is about to do his dissertation, and then he's going to be Dr. Dixon as composition major. That is my hope, yes. Yeah. That's pretty cool. Works. Works. Works. Works. Dr. Dixon sounds like a porno name, man. Dr. Dixon's going to get his dicks in. Oh, shit. Holes. Holes. He has two dicks. He's going to put them in both holes. So you're going to be like a monocle doctor? What kind of doctor are you going to be? Yeah, I'll have a monocle. That'd be cool. Yeah. It'd be all fancy pants. Yep. So, yeah, man. Tony, man. You got your old friend's wounded line in here. Yeah, man. I haven't seen Brad since the covers party, man. That was a fun time. That was fantastic. Over at Drew's. Yeah. So every year there's a covers party over at our friend Drew's house, and like 20 different groups get together and play two cover songs each. We all use a back line and stuff. Yeah. I'm trying to remember what happened that night, actually. I think I had a few too many. So I was doing like five songs or something, and when we tried to do the first song with Wounded Lord Brad, and basically I grabbed my keyboard and it just toppled over all of my computer and everything that I had my sounds in. It was like a bad start. You recouped, though. Yeah. You figured it out. You looked inside and found the answer. Yeah. It was a good time. Yeah. It's a cool party. If you call in, you could be like our friends, and maybe you'll find a way to that party. Yeah. Next year. And be the cool kids. Oh, what's that? And Mormons and Tony. You guys. Oh, hey. You know what? It looks like we have a phone call in to the More Music Radio pod. Caller, you are on the air. Hi. Hi. Hello. Hey. This is Henry Rollins. Hey. Henry Rollins from Black Flag? No SOA. I don't care for that. You know? Hey, what's going on, man? Not much. I just thought, you know, I write for the Daily Weekly. Right. Right. Great paper. I like their music. Oh, awesome. So what are you inquiring about? Well, what I want to do, I want to give you an excerpt from my column from this Thursday's paper. Okay. All right. Cool. What do you got? Okay. Here it goes. Are you ready? Should I play bongos to this? Yeah. You know. All right. Ready. Go for it, caller. Okay. I'll start again. Don't fuck with me. Are you ready? All right. Hey, sorry. Henry, are you on roids or what? Jesus, man. Are you all roided up right now or what? Yeah? Are you ready for this shit? You have a short temper, I notice. You seem cool, but then all of a sudden something sets you off. Hey. Hey. I write for the Weekly. Oh, sorry. Jeez. Don't fuck with me. Oh, sorry about that. Hey. I like to say this shit out loud. I don't get the chance too often. All right. Cool. Yeah. You never get a chance to talk. Just let me speak, please. I want to write. I want to write. I want to write. I want to write. I want to read from my writing. All right. Cool. Here I go. It's been two weeks since Amy Winehouse was found dead in her apartment in London. And her passing happened at almost at the same time as the awful events in Norway. With a bad weekend for news, it's almost impossible to get one's head around the pain. And that's the complete shock of what combat people are enduring in Norway and all over the world. Oh, sorry. I got a little... I'm sorry. Wow. Henry. I want to sign to my label. It's called gray hair. I'm starting up right now. You want to do that? You're on. You're fucking on. Come on. All right. You guys ready? All right. Can we just make a verbal agreement? Can we sign right now? Listen, I'm very busy right now. Okay? I'm busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. I'm very busy. Second paragraph, please. It's perhaps easier to wrap your head around the tragedy of one person, especially the person that is familiar... Excuse me. The person is familiar? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No, I'm not. I'm not sorry. I didn't put a flag. But I fucked the whole band up because I was too fucking serious about it. Okay. I'm sorry. Do you feel better? She was a hit worldwide. Wow, perhaps. not the most surprising celebrity passing, or even if it's no less saddening. That's the end. That's great. I liked it. I really liked it. Thank you for having me on. No problem. Hey, Henry, I got a question for you, man. I was always wondering how you got such a beautiful neck. Like, do you do neck ups? Do you do, like, do you work out your neck? Totally natural, man. Yeah? Totally natural. Awesome. Eats a lot of duck meat. Makes you get a fat neck. Yeah. All that fucking political corruption. You can't fucking, that's what happens, man. Where'd you grow up? It's from reading the Washington Post every day. What? It's from reading the Washington Post every day. Everybody who reads it has a fat neck. I know that for sure. On the fucking internet? Yeah. Or in person. You fucking futurist? Under a tow bar. Hey, so what's it like? I'm going to hang up right now, you jerks. Please let me on. Thanks a lot, Henry Romans. Oh, sorry. You're welcome. That guy really has a low self-opinion, man. Wow, man. We're getting, like, all the stars on the More Music Radio pod. That was Henry Rollins, man. That's exciting. I think he went to go work out. And, you know, his neck did sound kind of fat, too. Did, huh? Yeah. He's got a thick neck, man. It always reminded me of, like, a Ren and Stimpy character. You know? With, like, veins. The horse. The horse. Jason Yak. I didn't like it. I don't know, man. No, sir. Yeah, that whole Rollins band fucking totally fucking missed me, man. I just don't get it. Yeah, it sucks. It's because you don't live in Venice. Cool, man. All right. He was more of a suicidal tendencies guy. Are you guys drunk yet? I'm not, man. I'm pretty much. You're getting there? Pretty much. You're already wasted, ref? I'm messed up, yeah. I'm really, I'm good. Yeah, that's because you're sipping on the Earl of Times. That's a choice whiskey of Arlo from Mr. Teaseball. I know. Arlo knows how to get wasted. He's wasted. It was the best of times. It was the Earl of Times. I'm going to have a hit of whiskey myself. Bam, bam. Take that out of him. Tony was wearing a bikini and brought a bunch of Coronas with him. That's right. Contribute to the poor man. We're doing this show by the beach. We gave him a poor man thumbs up. There's like one hit left of this bottle of early times. Kind of disgusting. Yeah, I know. That's from everybody in Newport Beach to you, Tony. Nobody's courageous enough to just get this last drop of early times. I'm going to go for it. Let's try it. Here we go. Glug, glug, glug, glug, glug, glug, glug. Whoa, straight to the dome. Wow, champagne style. Hey, you know what? Before I go on, I want to mention the songs that we played. Let's see. We played The Beaters with Celtic Curse and The Evangelicals with Work Song. And I guess you guys want to play another song or something? Sure. All right, cool. And we're going to hear another song right now from Wounded Lion. What song are you guys going to play, man? Hanging Ancient Circles. Cool. And that's off of your self-titled album that you guys released, right? That's correct, Vince. Cool, awesome. I always love being correct on this show, man. That doesn't happen very often. I love it. Up goes all the circles. Like hanging ancient circles. Your goals are so old. Like hanging ancient circles. Your goals are so old. Your goals are so old. Your goals are so old. They're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Oh, they're so, they're so. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. When I can't breathe, I hate my guilt. Pull the strings, all of me. When I can't, Daniel, thank me. Dad makes me jump, what to do? I've got no one else to. Bring it on, one day that I'll be free. How sick you make me. How sick you make me. How sick you make me. I'm free, now I'm through. But I can't say I hate my guilt. Pull the strings, all of me. When I can't, Daniel, thank me. I've got no one else to. I've got no one else to. I've got no one else to. But now I'll make it up to me. How sick you make me. How sick you make me. How sick you make me. The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The Humanity Lord, you've always helped us Ever since my time You've been through the dirt But you've been through the pain Let's get away from Our bad desires We're dressed up We're in a silly rock Right in the sand Silly rock Right in the sand Don't look back at the crap that Fallen on your ass Perpetually break dancing out Recent past Don't look back at the crap that Fallen on your ass Perpetually break dancing out Recent past Lord, you've always helped us Ever since my time You've been through the dirt But you've been through the pain Let's get away from Our bad desires Ever since my time We've been through the dirt But you've been through the pain Let's get away from Our bad desires We're dressed up We're in a silly rock Run and sit See me run Run and sit See me run I'm so vulnerable I'm so vulnerable I'm so vulnerable I'm so vulnerable I'm so vulnerable I'm so vulnerable I know you will Wounded Lion don't play that That's for the Lilith Fair We don't do that Sounds good you guys though I think you know I could be like a Wounded Lion unplugged Thank you Tony Hey I think your band One of your band members is on the line What? Get out of town No way Cool hey who's on the air right now? Caller you are on the air Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Hello Yeah, they're getting that reception here. Yeah, we can hear you your dude. You're on internet radio Yeah, man Don't get all nervous and shit. Don't get lost in the two Your mom was a fucking line whore then because you are on yeah, no you didn't I don't know are you tingling inside? Are you in San Francisco What up Lars man, hey, it's Tony Hey, man, so what's going on with that fucking what's that guy's name Matt Sarno or some shit? That job that you did that they're not the pain you on what was that guy's name? The Guns N' Roses drummer guy Matt Soren Matt Soren. Yeah, so like we do sound for film or whatever and I Sent Lars on a job. Oh shit. We got another caller in We got a new feature on the more music radio pod we can have simultaneous callers now skid row party line Hey John hey, it's Brad and Rafi and Tony and the Mormons on skid row radio Just called your ass up right now to see what's going on. You're too busy So everybody we got like multiple people in the line. We have two more members of wounded lion on and Who do we have on we have Lars and we have June on right? That's correct. Oh, yeah, and what do you guys play? John what do you play? Hey Jeremy, can you turn up the phone? Guitar sometimes We're having some technical difficulties This is a huge step for mankind and a pretty big step for mankind Yeah, I think the satellites out we're just testing this new stuff out Jeremy just got a new phone system and Before there used to be like a just like a phone that would ring in the background and interrupt the conversation But now we actually have it we can have people queued up and we have multiple callers on but I guess it's kind of Feeding back and stuff. So seems like it's working now I'm amazed that you guys picked up your phones. Yeah, that's amazing Hey, so we want to hear what you guys are like just like hanging out stuff at practice Just let us creep back into into the into the background and go for it, man My goodness, this is very confusing. I'm new so I don't know. All right, so who's here Lars? Are you wearing clothes right now? No, Lars, what are you wearing? And how long have you been wearing? It's on my work So you're ready? Are you watching little Nemo 100 times? What are you watching little Nemo 100 times in a row for work Little Nemo. Yeah, don't back on Disney because we've already We've already kissed a lot of ass. Yeah, it's me ass Hey, so what do you guys do and another on that topic? What do you guys do for work? Well I'm a hair designer most of the time You're a hair designer? A graphic designer Oh, a graphic designer I'd love to do hair someday too. Yeah I have broad interests Well, John you do have wonderful hair. So I think you know that could translate I guess I've been yeah, I've been doing it. What can I say? Yeah Anybody else wants if anybody else wants me to not touch their hair for a few years that grows long I can totally do that and I don't charge that much He won't touch it everybody. He won't That's good. You could be a hair consultant So yeah, man your homeboys your homeboys have been playing some songs over here at Skid Row Studios, man Do you want to do you want to do you want to phone in a request or anything that you want your that you want your homeboys to play? Like play a live song or play pick a song that another artist has played to play as a DJ A live song you turkey Live song for you guys to play. Yeah Then we can do with the acoustic guitar just Rafi and I Yeah, that's it Did somebody say Rafi? Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring banana phone This is a good wait. No Wrong Rafi god damn it. Hey, well that will the silly guy let me talk for a second. I don't know Does Rufy have an instrument or is Rufy just singing backups? Rufy has a tambourine and singing backups powerful I'm picking out Jim. I think that's a good tune. It's so long. That's one of my personal favorites Alright cool. This is this is a we got a request from some from some callers, man Well, you guys can just turn turn up your radios and sing along Yeah, man, hey, we're gonna we're gonna get our our technical difficulties squared away. Thank you guys for picking up the phone and Talking to us on the more music radio pod What's the website again? Shout it out www.skidrow.la You can listen to us. It's actually HTTP colon slash slash www dot skidrow dot LA This is by Lou Reed www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com www.skidrow.la.com Oh Jim, how could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? Oh Jim, could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? You know you broke my heart ever since you went away You know you broke my heart ever since you went away Oh Jim How could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? You know you broke my heart ever since you went away You know you broke my heart ever since you went away Oh Jim, could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? You know you broke my heart ever since you went away You said that you loved us You know you broke my heart ever since you went away. You know you broke my heart ever since you went away. Oh Jim, how could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? Oh Jim, how could you treat me this way? How could you treat me this way? Hey, how'd you treat me this way? You know you broke my heart ever since you went away. You know you broke my heart ever since you went away. When you're looking through the eyes of pain. Hey, hey, hey, hey. When you're looking through the eyes of pain. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Alright! Wounded Lion with Oh Jim on the More Music Radio Pod. Alright, man. Rob is not drunk at all. No, fucking way! Hey, man! It's the elevation. It's like Denver, Colorado here. It's crazy. It's like your blood thin. Well, cool, man. Wounded Lion, thank you for coming in to the More Music Radio Pod. Where can people find you on the intranet? On Facebook as a social networking site. Right. If you're not familiar with this. Is that www's Facebook? You can figure that shit out. It's www.benstillerpacket69 at verizon.net. Thank you. Exactly. And you can find Wounded Lion on iTunes like I did. I got your album today. A lot of people have. You guys got some new recordings coming out soon? We have a new album coming out in November, Vince. Thank you for asking. Oh, no problem, man. That's my job here on the More Music Radio Pod. It's our second LP. It's titled IVXLCDM. It's all the Roman numerals just in a string. What number is that? It's a nonsensical number. It's sideways eight. Exactly. Infinity. Or infinity. Or infinity. Cool, man. Thank you guys for coming and playing some songs, man. Did you guys have a good time? We had a great time. Thank you for having us. Yeah, we had a great time. Thank you. Thank you for providing alcohol. Yeah. We had a great time. Way. Oh, yeah. That's good. Oh, yeah. Cool, man. I'd like to say so. So, Lars called in, right? And I really wanted to tell that story. I haven't tell it, but we were having those technical difficulties or whatever. Oh, yeah. What are you talking about? But, you know, Lars, he's the drummer of Wounded Lion. He called in. Let me try to take two on this story. It's kind of a funny story. Who's the drummer of Guns N' Roses? Matt Sorin. Excuse me. Okay. Matt Sorin. Like, we did this. I sent Lars on a job to basically do audio playback for a music video for a song. Oh, yeah. And he did a music video for Matt Sorin's new band. And that just means that he just plays the song and then they like do the acting to it. They act like they're playing like the, you know, it's like a music video. That's how you do it. They just play back the audio and they act like they're rocking out. Yeah. They're not actually recording. So, are you trying to tell me they're not actually playing it live? Yeah. I always thought that the music videos were all live even. Yeah. Yeah. I've seen a lot of music videos and I always thought they were playing it live. Yeah. Nope. They don't do that. But anyways. So, I sent poor Lars on this job, right? Right. And, you know, it's kind of a lower rate thing, but, you know, Lars is going, he's going to do the job. And like, that was like four months ago or something and they haven't paid us yet. And so, we keep like contacting them. We're like, hey, like, when are you going to pay us? And they just like stop responding. So, hey, Matt. That's, hey, that's what happens when you work for. It's like the Chinese democracy of Patreon. The Chinese democracy. So, Matt, scrotum, if you're out there, man. Where's my money, motherfucker? Yeah. I need my motherfucking money. We need to make it perfect. We know you're listening. We're going to get your check in like ten years. We are going to go to your house and we're going to fuck you up. Yeah. And then play Sweet Child of Mine on repeat until you give us our money. We're going to make you hang out with Duff. We're going to make you go to a karaoke place where there's like ten people singing Paradise City. In November rain. It fucking sucks. It's like one of the worst songs that people sing at karaoke. And we're going to make you open your mouth and we're going to piss in it. Yeah. You fucking bastard. You fucked with the wrong motherfuckers. And we're going to show you you did. So, yeah, it's so sketchy, you know. It's like the dude obviously has more money than us. How much does he owe you? I'm not going to pay you. What? It's like, I don't know. I think he owes us like six hundred dollars or something, you know? Yeah. He can't come up with six hundred bucks. Take a time out from taking those shitty, buying those shitty jeans and just give Tony his goddamn money. Yeah. He has like his own line of drums. Come on. Like, give me a drum set, dude. Yeah. He has the Easton drumstick. Yeah. He has the Easton drumstick. Yeah. I want to just do just give me a signed pair of Easton drumsticks and we'll be good. They're the only drumsticks that are coated in denim. Yeah. And I'll have them for like, I'll have them like 20 years from now. Yeah. And they're embroidered denim with weird pockets. Yeah. I had a pair of Lars Ulrich Easton drumsticks. Oh, yeah. Those are pretty. I think I still have them. But he paid you, right? Yeah. Yeah. Lars, he kicked me down. Hey, Jeremy, did you ever have a pair of those Easton Easton drumsticks? Which one are those? The are those the metal ones that you can't break? Yeah. They're like. Oh, yeah. And metal. Oh, I broke them. I broke them. Yeah. You can replace the tips on them or whatever. Yeah. The little white tips. Yeah. They just screw in. Actually. Just the tip. There's a scam that you can do where you when you break one of those motherfuckers, then you buy a new pair. And you just. Yeah. You send in the broken stick and they have a guarantee that they will send you. And there's no way they can prove that you. Right. Like, basically, you'd have to be playing drums hundreds of hours a day. Scam artist. What if they carbon date them? They didn't. Like Han Solo, then you'd be fucked. I totally scammed them. I got a free pair of Easton drumsticks. That's great. Hey. So, hey, what are you guys doing this weekend, man? You guys got any plans this weekend? Because Dan is going to read what's going on in L.A. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What are you guys doing in L.A. this weekend? There are things going on in this city that people do. I don't know. I don't I don't do them necessarily. All right. Cool. Well, Dan, you should read that shit because I'm going to Lake Tahoe. You should. OK. You know what? Scrap this weekend in L.A. Let's go to Lake Tahoe. Yeah. Fuck it. And that's what we're doing now. Anyway, Friday, Sasserfest was here last week and they'll be at the bull bar. So. Oh, yeah. If you want to see them in person, you could do that. They're at three three one six seven Street in Long Beach. Oh, yeah. I'll be there. I'll meet you guys there. You guys want to go together? Let's carpool. All right. Cool, man. Yeah. We just wished Matt from Manhattan Murder Mystery. Happy birthday. It's his birthday on Friday. Happy birthday, Matt. You can go see him at 2421 Valley View Drive. I think that's like a house party that like some drunkard could just stroll into. Yeah. See you in the valley, Matt. When you see him spank his bottom for his birthday. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Maris Yahu. He's that Jewish rapper. Oh, yeah, that's right. Oh, the guy. And he's going to be at the Grove in Anaheim, which has a huge Jewish community, so that's going to go over a while. Anaheim sounds very Jewish. Anaheim. I hope he's Yahu's Jewish. I don't know. Isn't that some Jewish thing? So there's a chance that might not be sold out, so you could probably check that out. Cool. And, yeah, there's a girl named Sia. She's a very beautiful singer. Sia goes, Sia, in her pants. At the Wiltern on Wednesday. That's, like, a good show. Are we hearing something in the background? Is there somebody on the air right now? That's it for the week. We've got a caller? We're back here. What? Rafi and I are freestyling. I'm playing sax. Rafi's playing jazz. We have a caller at the tail end of the More Music radio pod. Caller, you're on the air. What's your mom? Oh, shit. That's Mark Addison, Greg. You know him. Oh, wow. Oh, hey, yeah. This is our friend Mark from Japan. What's going on, Mark? Mark. What's going on, Vince? What's going on, Tony, Greg? Moondid Live. Konnichiwa. Yo. Konnichiwa, motherfuckers. Thanks for calling, Mark. This is a guy that says, call in, bitch. Yep. And there's X Japan playing in the background. Mark's corresponding right now from Japan. This is a call from Japan. Awesome. Wow. What time is it over there, man? About too close to 420. What? Oh, shit. You know what that means? Oh, shit. Damn. What's up, man? What's up, dude? Marcus? Are you at work? Nothing over here. Yeah? No, I'm on summer vacation. Oh, that's cool. That's cool. I'm just chilling, chilling. Hey, say hi to Greg, man. He's in the studio with us visiting LA. What's up, Greg? Hey, Mark. These guys are all homeboys from Indiana. Really? Yeah. Wish you could be here, Mark. We're going to have to synchronize an LA visit sometime. Yeah, me, Mark. I know. I've been meaning to make that pilgrimage to the studio. Booster. Yeah, man. Booster. Hell yeah. Hey, so how do you want to wrap it up, man, from Japan, man? Why don't you have Guy say something? All right, Eric. Guy, say something. How old are you, Guy? What? You getting on their nerves, too? What up, Guy? Remember, say nope to dope and ugh to drugs. Mark, you should just squeeze him like we did My Cat Daruman to make that one song. I remember that song. I know. I just unearthed that. I know. I heard it. I'm a brother. We did the song where we, like, squeezed our cat to make it go like. Awesome. That's a beautiful song. Yeah. That's cool. I miss that cat. Guy's hanging out there. Oh, cool. Is that your kid? Yeah. Cool, man. Tell him to say a swear word. Be sure to mask all the horrible realities of life from him. Oh, no, no. He's getting it on us. And we don't take him to church. Does he like cartoons? Oh, good. Way too much. Cartoons and Angry Birds. That's what he lives for. You should have him check out my cartoon I'm working on. It's called Robotnobots. Oh, you're working on a cartoon, huh? Yeah, yeah. It's on the YouTube. Plug it real quick. It's a cartoon. Well, actually, I don't do much except show up and then, like, do what I'm doing right now, talking to a mic. Yeah, cool. I do, like, a voice on there called Roscoe Dingo. And, like, I'm a soldier or something on there. But anyway, my friends put that together. They're, like, pretty talented animators. My friends made this movie called Robot Jocks back in the 80s. So you're not sweating it either. That's what we call that movie. Yeah. They also made an excellent film called... That was a good movie. I agree. They also made a little film, I don't know if you've heard of it, called Gymkata. Holy shit. Yes. I'm sorry. Sorry about the kids. It's got an Asian actor named S-T-I-N-G. Well, all right then, Mark. Thanks for calling up, man. And we always like hearing from you when you call from Japan, man. It's kind of cool, man. Yeah. Yeah, I'll be sending some stuff your way. Mark. Yes. A little variety spice up in there. Yeah, cool, man. Love you, man. Well, anyway, dude, thanks for calling. And I also want to thank Wounded Lion for coming in. And before we go, I want you to check the Mormons out, our band, at www.facebook.com. And you can follow us on Twitter. And follow the More Music Radio Pod on facebook.com. And that's it, man. Thanks again for coming to the show. And thanks a lot, guys. I'm going to get some rest. And maybe I'll feel a little bit better tomorrow. I'm going to work tomorrow. So anyway, that has been the More Music Radio Pod with Wounded Lion. And check us next week at 10 p.m. on www.skidroad.la. Good night, everybody. Bye-bye, guy. We'll do next week's show from the bathroom. Peace, y'all. Peace, Mark. Thanks, man. Yes. Sayonara, bitches. Cheers.!