Mr. Elevator and the Brain Hotel visit, plus caller from Austin

It's hard on the black man. It's hard on the black man. That's sexy. Can you hear the Diablo? Is that one of you guys? Can you hear the Diablo? Yes. Great. I want to welcome everybody here to the house. Here at the Piña Tower. You can put this in your mouth. Nice. We're here at the Piña Tower. We're going live here at Skateboard Studios. Skateboard Studios. Skateboardstudios.com For what? And I got a musical guest. It's Mr. Elevator. And the Brain Hotel. Hello. Hello. Say hi, everybody. Oh, hello. I got here co-hosting with me again. Public demand. Public demand. For real. Great move. Great move. And we're going to have... Who's going to call us? Oh, my sister's going to call me from Austin. Can't hear you. My sister. My sister. Alejandra. Oh, okay. What did she go by? A.K.A. Undercover Mexican Girl. Nice. From Austin, Texas. We're going to have fun. LePo is going to throw us... You're going to do your homework. I did my homework. My dog ate it. I mean, my two cats. I got five on it. You do? You guys have five on it? Five cents? Five dollars? I got 28 cents. We use that for parking, man. Five. Yeah, yeah. I'm parking. Isn't that guy a dick? Parking attendant? You had a crazy score. Anybody that has a badge of any sort is a dick. Brilliant. Yeah. It's not how you... As soon as I put my badge on, I'm a dick. He has a badge, right? Look, he's wearing a badge. And I'm like, you know what? Get out the fuck out of here. Hey, look, he's wearing a badge. But it has a happy face. But yeah, it has a happy face. And it says burger. You can't go wrong with that. Burger. Everyone likes cheeseburgers. Everybody likes cheeseburgers. Burgers. You guys like Morrissey? I don't know if you're lactose intolerant. Morrissey? Yeah. I was never a huge fan. Never? I like his hair. No, do you like him? Yes or no? I like his hair. Do you care? Okay, you like him. How about you? Do you like Morrissey? It's cool. I never got that into it either. Yeah, he's not into it. I like Morrissey. You like it? I'm not like a big fan either. No, but you like... Do you like the Smiths more than Morrissey? Yeah. I like the Smiths. Oh, yeah. Way more than Morrissey. Smiths more. Yeah. You guys like the Rolling Stones? Of course. I like the tumbling bowl. If there was a camera here, you would see their faces like... Fuck yeah. Yeah, they're making like sexy faces. Yeah. Like orgasm faces. Yeah, yeah. So, I got my musical guest here, Mr. Eleveiro and the Brain Hotel. And they are from... Where are you guys from? Right, we're living in Echo Park right now. Right now? We're all from Orange County. We just moved up here. Orange County. We're in Orange County. Burger record hometowns. Laguna Beach area. Burger. Mission Viejo. Mission Viejo. Wow. Cool. How's there? Do you guys go there every weekend? I haven't been there in a while. We go to visit our mommy and daddies, you know. Get free food. Do free laundry. Free laundry, free food. They gave my child support. That's nice. So, when did you guys start playing in LA? Maybe like seven months ago. Seven months ago. Whenever we started, whenever we moved here, we started playing here once. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. If you want to be a surfer, that would be the town. Yeah, raise your kids. Or your dogs. Right. Your family. Right, right. Doesn't Fullerton have a cool town? Like Cal State? Yeah, they have like a jazz club. Yeah, Nightlife's fun over there. I saw a couple bands there. Yeah, there's a venue there, right? Like a bar. I saw Epsilon. Yeah, Continental Rooms there. Continental Rooms. Long time ago. You what? Fullerton. It was this place. It's like an old-age-ish place. Yeah. And you had to enter through the alley. Continental Rooms? No, no, no. That's new. We recorded our EP in Fullerton. Yeah. There's a place called Back Alley that has like cover bands play. That's in an alley, but it's not all ages. Yeah, but there was a cut across from there. Okay. I think so. Fullerton's cool. Yeah. So what's up with Mr. Elevator? Who's the elevator? Who's the Mr. Elevator here? I don't know. It's a guessing game, I guess. It's always different. It's a guessing game. The one that's going up and down. In the Brain Hotel. Did you guys get that from a book or? It's from a Donovan song. Like who? Donovan. Oh, from the 50s, right? Who's Donovan? 60s, 70s. It's like a folk artist from the 60s. Yeah. Oh. You ever heard of that, Mark? Yeah. I just called him Mark. I heard he was a folk artist and then eventually went electric as far as like music style. I mean, I heard of the little piece on him on NPR. I mean, I know who he is. Yeah, Donovan Rule. Yeah. Yeah, Donovan. You should check him out. Epistle to Dippy is where we got the song from. Mm-hmm. He only had that one hit though, right? I mean, as far as like Season of the Witch. He had many hits back. Season of the Witch. No, no. I'm saying as far as radio play. We got Season of the Witch, Catch the Wind, The Planets. We got all of them. Oh, I've heard of Season of the Witch. Yeah, that's a really popular song. Yeah, that's him. It gets down, right? It's really like. Mm-hmm. He has like a great voice. Gets all like vibrato-y. He's funny. They used to compare him. There's funny lyrics. They used to compare him to Bob Dylan, right? Yeah. People said he's like the English Bob Dylan. Yeah, the English. Oh, he's from England? He's from England? Yeah. He's from England? All of you guys are into that too? Yeah. You should check out a song by him called Intergalactic Laxative. Intergalactic Laxative? How can you take a shit in space? Is this Donovan? Yeah. The season of the witch. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I don't know who's singing that. I know who's singing it. The season of the witch. I don't know. It could be anyone. I got five on it. I think Donovan is here now. Hey, Donovan. What's up? Hey. How you doing, man? Hey. That's what he would say? Yeah, dude. He still plays. He's old, but he still plays. He still plays? Yeah, he just played in LA. That's why. That's why. That's why. He's playing in LA. He's playing in LA. You got these things sunshine Superman, yeah, okay, but I'm not gonna play okay. No We're out This is about it's about mr. Elevator in the hotel. You guys covered Donovan Are you guys here? Do you know her this stuff? You gotta check there? Yeah We haven't covered anything How do you have you guys any ever cover yourself in honey or milk? You should do it and write a son about in the morning like a fine morning Yeah, peanut butter to just spread it around on your legs. That's right. Have a dog. There you go. Oh, yeah Here this I look at him and I'm like I'm going back into time Maybe a little bit bigger glasses and a bit perfect I Tell myself I'm gonna quit smoking but Didn't hear this Yeah, and then you got a You got a toke You gotta pick up the pipe one last time All right, we're gonna go in a break and we're gonna play your music is that cool Yeah, I think that's so right now. We have a new war war operator operator And she is training or not she's doing push-ups right now I said, yeah, she's pretty nice as stretches or stretches And now so we're gonna play the first two tracks of you guys Mr. Elevator and the brain hotel We're gonna we're gonna play right now so You I heard a lot of shenanigans I heard a lot of shenanigans 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. Put the pipe down. You sold his mind. That's right. You'll never put the pipe down now. Never. So we're back here with Mr. Eleveira and the Brain Hotel. Nice. Very nice. I loved it. I wanted to get up out of my seat and dance. I like the mix here. Very groovy. Yeah? Thank you. The second song. What's the name of the second song? Stranded. I like the beginning and then it gets into this, you know, balls out. Balls out. So I noticed you guys have on the discography, it says here you got three releases. What? This one's a single. Which one? The second one right there. Oh, okay. Staring at the sun. Yeah. That's a single of a song called Right Where You Ought To Be. Who put the design together on all this? Was it you guys doing it yourself or? Well, the first album that we just released is this lady. She's an artist in New York and she had this painting called The Night Visitor. The Night Visitor. We looked at it and we're like, oh my God. Nice. This is like what the album feels like, you know. And this lady? This lady from New York. Is she an artist? Yeah, she's a full-blooded. She painted the thing. It's like big rectangular. Oh, it's a big one. Big painting. It was like 3000 bucks. Oh, shit. It's actually gotta look bad. How'd you guys digitize it? She sent us. She sent us a kit. Oh, really? Yeah, it looks like she sent it to you. She was stoked. She was like, yeah, you guys can use it for free. Wow. She's really excited. So we're going to send her an album and stuff. So you guys are releasing something, right? You guys releasing on a little vinyl CD? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. On a little vinyl CD? Or? Well we have it on CD right now and we're waiting for the vinyl to be done. And that's when you guys gonna release it at the smell? Right here in downtown? We were supposed to, but I don't know if the vinyl is gonna be ready now. Oh, okay. That happens. It's coming out. Things get a little- It'll be out soon. The vinyl will be- the CD's out now, but the vinyl will be out soon. Okay. It'll be on VHS next week. VHS next week. What? Yeah. Ah, yeah. Blazer disk. It'll be on eight track in two weeks. Blue disk. Baited. Blue disk. Blue disk. Is this your pin? No, this is my... That's your elevator pin. I like that. It's a big pin. Do you guys have a big 3-inch pin or 4-inch pin? A pin back button. Is it glitter? Oh, man, that's a great idea. What? Straight glitter pin? Glitter pin? That'd be a sick band name. That's a good website. Glitter pin? Glitter pin. We're going to have an undercover Mexican girl calling us anytime soon. We're just going to wait for her to call us back. Hopefully she calls back. Yeah, hopefully she calls back. She's going to call us all the way from Austin, Texas. Have you gone to Sour by Sour? Any of you guys? Yeah. Oh, so she's here. This is the undercover Mexican girl? Yes. Hey, how you doing? Thanks for calling. I know her. Yeah. Yeah, I know Great Moose, too. Yeah, we're sort of related. We're sort of related, right? Sort of related? This is funny because I never, ever talk to you. And you're calling into the radio show that I'm co-hosting. That's great. But you're going to be here in June, so that's awesome. Yeah. So what do you do? What is this undercover Mexican girl all about? Well, undercover Mexican girl started out as kind of a woman. Yeah. It's a long story, but, you know, I grew up in South El Monte. El Monte. That's the first time I hear that. Usually people are like, I grew up in South El Monte. I know. She's South El Monte. El Monte. Yeah, because she's undercover Mexican girl. Yeah. Deep undercover, huh? Deep undercover. Right. And, you know, I've read a lot of books, and I was kind of like a nerd, and I didn't really fit in. You know, I always got this, like, you know, later on, you know, after going to elementary school in South El Monte. You didn't fit in in your clothes or you didn't fit in society? What? You didn't fit in your clothes or in society? Oh, in society. Okay. You know, because I read a lot of books or something. No, nobody else read books. No, and I listened to white music, whatever that was. Like, what is that? What is that white music? What was it? What was it? They might be giants. Yeah, they might be giants. They might be giants. Nerdy white. Willie Nelson. Very gringo. Very gringo. Yeah, gringo maximum. Eminem. Yeah, the cholos on our block were not listening to They Might Be Giants. Yeah. No, they were not. So, you know, after getting so much, you know, I would get it on both ends. I would get it from my my Mexican friend. Oh, you're acting so white. You're not Mexican enough. And then my white friends would say, oh, you know, you don't act Mexican. You know? You're just acting. You're just acting American, right? Yeah, exactly. Just being myself. Part of, you know, what is American anyway? What is American? It's piñata hour. It's a kind of cheese. It's piñata hour. You just called in into American. Hot dog on a grill. I'm bringing, I'm bringing now some American music here, right? That's right. Californian music. Californian music. You could tell it's California music because it's a because you want to smoke a joint when you're listening to it. Yeah. That's totally Californian. I don't know what Texas music does. I think it makes you want to drink like Yeah. Clone star beer or something. A cold frosted beer. Cold frosted. You like, hey, you like Corridos music? Corridos? Corridos? I do. Not Doritos. Not Doritos. Not Doritos. So you like Corridos? I do. And what's funny is that, you know, especially growing up, you know, our neighbors would be glassy. You know that Corridos is white music too? It is, you know, because it's white people who introduced me to Corridos. Ah. Interesting. Yeah. I mean, growing up, I hated, like, our neighbor's music. Well, there wasn't Corridos. It was the Norteño music. Norteño. Norteño. Yeah. That's the difference. Do you eat burritos? Here we have tacos. I used to eat burritos when I lived in Southern California, but here in Austin, It's just tacos. Yeah. Yeah, there is. When I went to Texas, there was no burritos. There's no burritos, dude. One of the best burritos I've ever had was there. Brilliant. Food truck. Food truck, man. Remember those burritos we ate? They're tacos, man. They're delicious. No, they were just big tacos. Yeah. Big tacos. They're wrapped. Yeah. Big wrapped tacos. Oh, here's a taco. Ugh. Yeah. I've heard some people say, like, oh, you know, like Mexican food is pretty much just different ways of displaying your meat. Different ways of using the tortilla. Yeah. It's like, this is like on a sope. That's deep. Or it's on, what other kind of food is there? Taquito. Taquito. Mexican. Flautas. That's a rolled taco. It's a taquito. I don't know. I mean, it looks like a taquito. Nachos. Mexican pizza. Huarache. Huarache. That's good. Pambazo. Pambazo. I haven't had that in over 10 years. Nachos are like the lazy. Very bad for you. Nachos is another way you just sprinkle the meat on top of the chips. Booyah. Put it in the microwave. Put it in the microwave. 45 seconds. Throw it on the grill. Is there any others? You have Migos in Southern California? I can't remember. Migos? You have Amigos? Amigos? Amigos. Starting now, no appetite is too big for the border. Because now, Taco Bell is the one place you can get a lot more for a lot less. Look at that guy. Like our original taco. Oh my God. That commercial's from 1989. That's rad. It's good to know in 1989, we ate tacos. Without paying the price, nobody beats the border. Taco Bell is the world. Oh my God. Taco Bell is the world. Taco Bell is the world. Just don't come over the border. You know what? If you're watching this commercial, right, in New Mexico, and it says, make a run for the world. Okay. Am I going down to the border? I mean, if you're from Mexico, Taco Bell told me to do it. I didn't. There you go. It was that little chihuahua. My American friend right there. He looks from Argentina, though. Yeah. So anyway, you were saying, you know, why you were an undercover Mexican girl. Where'd the name come from? You were just, that didn't fit in with all the other kids. Right. I apparently wasn't Mexican enough. So, I figured, well, I guess I'm undercover. Yeah. And I guess now where you live, too, there's just mostly white people around. So, now you fit in? Yeah. Well, yes and no. I mean, and it's interesting, Los Angeles, I felt actually, looking back, was a lot more diverse. You know, I would see Mexicans, Latinos, Hispanics, whatever. You know, there's so many labels these days. And you'd see all types. You know, you'd see musicians, doctors, lawyers, policemen, you know, everybody here. It's a lot more, I don't know, maybe it's because the South, you know, like maybe Texas and some of these Southern states, you know, a lot more segregated. You don't, you don't see that most of the Mexicans you see here, honestly, are a lot of the working class, you know, the janitors, basically. Hmm. So, I don't know. And, it's different. Yeah. It's not as diverse. So, you analyze all these things on the blog that you write? I analyze some of those things. Sometimes I just write about weird things I see. Weird things. Mostly I report. I don't analyze too much. I just observe and write about it. That's 1989 television right there. That's awesome. Taco Bell. Now they wrap the tacos in Doritos or Coritos. But, I haven't had one of those. I don't think I ever will. I don't think I'm going to get drunk enough to eat one. It's only good after 2 a.m. Shaloo. What? What is that? Well, Taco Bell invented the fourth meal. What is that shit, huh? They invented the fourth meal, Taco Bell. They made that commercial. Taco Bell or Del Taco. Was it Del Taco? One of those places they invented the fourth meal. Hey, the first Taco Bell was, what was the first Taco Bell? Chalupas. Chalupas. Oh, 6 in the morning, you're going to bed? Just stuff your face real quick. Eat a couple Chalupas. Eat a couple Chalupas and put your right to bed. It's the third one. It's the third one. Go up to. There's a guy in Orange County who wrote a book about tacos. They're one of their, about soft tacos? Talk about a white commercial. In Orange County? Yeah, that's right. What do champion gymnast Paul Hom, Morgan Hom, and Sean Johnson have in common? Oh my God. Great taste and Ortega. My taco's the best. I love Ortega's taco sauce. It makes my taco pop. My secret's the crunchy Ortega taco shell and diced green chilies. Beat that, bro. I take an Ortega soft tortilla, an Ortega shell, the taco double twist. Boys, always competing. Always competing. There's no competition. Ortega is the champion of great taste. Yeah, you know, I heard, my girlfriend's white and she says that crunchy tacos are gringo tacos. She calls them gringo tacos. She's like, I can't have that taco. I need a gringo taco. Hey, undercover girl. It's, how about, how about, I have a question for you. Sure. Does Eddie Vedder, Eddie Vedder like Taco Bell? He likes Mexican music too? Yeah. From Pearl Jam? Yeah. Eddie Vedder? Isn't, isn't he your boyfriend? Isn't he your boyfriend? Isn't Eddie Vedder like, Is he your boyfriend? Wait, what? Are you gonna let me talk? Are you gonna let me talk about it? Wait, wait. Oops, I got it. Sorry, boop. Boop. Boop. Boop. Boop. Boop. Boop. Boop. I think, I think he thinks that, I'm tired. I think he thinks your boyfriend is Eddie Vedder. Is he? Oh, I don't know what does Eddie Vedder look like. I can Google him right now. Yeah, you should Google him. I was looking at the picture and I looked at, What does Eddie Vedder look like? Eddie Vedder look like, I guess, I guess he could look like Eddie Vedder. He looks like the guy from Creed too. A little bit, right? No, no, no. We're talking about, we're talking about her, her boyfriend. Yeah, her boyfriend. Yeah, he's a musician in Austin. Oh, cool. Yeah. Nice. Yeah. So you guys get along then? A writer and a musician, they always get along? Yeah, yeah. She writes about him and she sings about her. She writes the checks. She leaves him notes in the refrigerator. And, pick up like, pick up. I think you should play this chord progression, honey. I do write, I do co-write some lyrics. Oh, well, there you go. Wow. We're writing a song about a mashed potato tacos right now. Ooh. Mmm. Taste of that. With some wine. With some wine. Some nice vino. Hey, listen, I want to thank you for calling. And, I'm sure it's pretty cold outside because I can tell you're calling from a payphone. Well, yeah, it was good. I enjoyed my first step. Because you're not undercover. You know, undercover, they go to the payphone. Yeah. I got you. You ever fucking watch a movie? They don't pick up a cell phone. Yeah, what's up? Nah. Like, they go to fucking payphone. When you first said that, I think everybody's like, mmm. But it's sinking in. We're like, oh, undercover. Yeah, she's got like, you know, big trench coat on. Are you here, brother? Are you here, brother? That's right, man. I'm here. Listen, we're gonna, since we're talking about Taco Bell, and Mexicans, and the cover, and Austin, and Mission Viejo, we're gonna go into something a little bit more. Mission Hoven. A little bit more, a little bit more like real Mexican. So we're gonna have, we're gonna have some Morrissey music. Mexicans love Morrissey. Mexicans do love Morrissey. I know, huh? They love his hair. Yeah. Why once can I get my hair cut like Morrissey? Yeah. He's one of the indie guys, I guess. Mm-hmm. Right? Well, we're gonna play some Morrissey. All right, so we're gonna play some Morrissey. It's his birthday, right? Frank LePaul. It was yesterday. Yesterday. Well, it's his birthday week then. Week. So we're still partying. Yeah. Yeah. All right, so we're gonna go here with some, a Morrissey block by Frank LePaul. And we're back here at Piñata. We're doing the live here at skidlistudios.com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. .com. 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. You turn but she knows When you go She really goes And do you think You're going to Life must be A good time guitar solo Here is London Giddy London Is it home Or home Or the free Or what Can you squeeze me Into an empty Page of your diary And psychologically Save me I've got I've got Faith in you I sense the power In the fingers Within an hour The power Could totally destroy me Or it could save my life Here is London Home of the brash Outrageous and free You are repressed But you're remarkably Dressed for the job Isn't it surreal Isn't it surreal Isn't it surreal Busy, really busy, busy, busy, hair dresser on fire, all around, slow and square, and you're just so busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, hair dresser on fire, all day. Was it a client or a cautious? He made you nervous, and when he said I'm gonna sue you, oh, I really felt for you. So can you squeeze me into an empty page of your diary and simply magically change me, change me, change? Londoner, here in London, home of the brash, outrageous and free. You are impressed that you remember me dressed as this in Rio, and you're always busy, really busy, busy, glitter, hair dresser on fire, all around, slow and square. And you're just too busy to sleep. Busy, really busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy, busy guitar solo David, the wind blows The wind blows Bits of your life away Your friends all say Where is our boy? Ah, we've lost our boy But they should know Where you've gone Because again and again You've explained You're going to You're going to Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Even for the English Even for the English David, the wind blows The wind blows All of my dreams away And I still say Where is our boy? Ah, we've lost our boy But I should know Where you've gone Because again and again You've explained You've gone to the national Ah, to the national Their country You don't live there But one day you would like to And if you show them what you're made of Ah, then you might do Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Ah, then you might do We wonder if the thunder is ever really gonna begin, begin, begin. I'm saying I've lost my mind. But should you know why you've gone? Because again and again you've explained. You've gone to the national, to the national, to the national. From disco. Because you want the day to come sooner. You want the day to come sooner. You want the day to come sooner. When you're stepping in the storm. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. Oh, the national. So ask me, ask me, ask me Ask me, ask me, ask me Because if it's not love Then it's the bomb, the bomb, the bomb The bomb, the bomb, the bomb The bomb that will bring us together If it's not love It is the bomb The bomb that will bring us together Fire I'll take you to burn Fire I'll take you to learn I'll see you burn You fought hard and you saved and earned But all of it's gone to burn But you're burning bright, you're turning bright You know you're really visible Yes, you're turning bright, you're burning bright You're falling, but you're far behind Oh no, oh no You're gonna burn Fire To destroy all you've done Fire To end all you've become I feel you burn You've been living like a little girl In the middle of your little world And you might, you might, you might You know you've really been so blind Now's your time to put your mind You've fallen far too far behind Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh!! Ooh! Fire I'll take you to burn I'll take you to burn I'll take you to burn Fire I'll take you to learn I'll take you to learn I'll take you to learn I'll take you to learn I'll take you to burn You're gonna burn You're gonna burn Burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn, burn Fire Take it to burn Fire I think it's a burn Fire I think it's a burn Fire Fire I was minding my business Sending some blood dollars Off the roof of the old inner church It was worthwhile living a life of a lie Setting my eyes on blistering stars And I'm going to say It's not strange It's just a loss to live this life this way A step to the turn of the day Go with a deck made of grey Would you come on the head of a goose? Amateur can I get some of it in a canister? Who comes sliding down the banister? I'm gonna toot toot It's not strange It's just a loss to live this life this way It's more than just one senior With a head full of clusters And I'm gonna get you fired for a dream I drove a cab to my new-age canister It's not to the strain You don't forget my gun I'm gonna toot toot Oh yeah, yeah Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah La-la-la-la-la-la . . . The next day in the balkan With freedom and leaves Bashing ignorance, dust and disease I drove past them on the edge of a candy store As natural as rain, he dances again and again and again And I'm making a stew, and I'm making a stew And I am a living soul, and I'm a living soul I am a living soul, and I'm a living soul I am a living soul, and I'm a living soul We'll be back here at Piñata Tower We're doing it live here at kroadstudios.com We're live here at kroadstudios.com We got some breaking news Maybe probably you guys heard already Morrissey's birthday was yesterday, right? Yeah, that's the news That's the big news For our friends here at Mr. Elevator and Brain Hotel What a name Brain Hotel Big name So yeah, yesterday was his birthday And what do we know about this man, Morrissey? He's Morrissey Steven Morrissey He doesn't like his nipples messed with He doesn't like meat He doesn't like meat Why not? He's always sad Yeah, he doesn't do it a lot He doesn't bone He doesn't bone down because that's naughty shit He belongs, but Him and Johnny Marr just hate each other Oh yeah You think they still hate each other? Oh yeah, dude You think so? I heard Morrissey's a really cool guy though What? Has anybody ever met Morrissey? No, no Any of you guys? I got into his conversation Has anybody hung out with somebody who met Morrissey and talked about him? No No? Not for a long time Some greaser dude Greaser's love Greaser dude He's like, yeah dude I was taking a piss and he just came up and like took a piss right next to me I was like, hey man what's up Morrissey and he's like he was really super nice man Talked to me for a while Wow And we have a comment here from Colin Jensen Is that how you say Colin? Colin Colin Colin Colin Colin Colin Colin Colin Jensen. Who is this? Check out his band Creators. He wrote a comment. It says, Mr. Elevator and the most. Perfección. Perfección. Perfección. That's a cool comment. Perfección. So you guys are a cool band. I just want to say that. You guys look cool. You guys look cool too. You guys look rad. Thanks, man. Yeah. You guys are groovy. Groovy. Radical. No, you guys are fucking gnarly dudes. My mom uses me every morning. From Mission Viejo. Mission Viejo. The slums. We're from Mission Viejo. Laguna and the ghetto. You don't better not fuck with Mission Viejo, dog. So how long you guys been playing together as a band? You guys knew each other before? Yeah. From where? I mean, I met Thomas a few years ago in Laguna Beach. Cool. And Thomas met Andrew. And then Andrew met me. And then we all just started. Yeah. Yeah. Mr. Elevator's been around for maybe like eight months. As this group. Yeah. As this group's been eight months. Cool. So it's still fresh. That's a good amount of time. I usually meet bands around that amount of time. Like I said, that's when they're most approachable. Because if they're around for a lot longer than that, they get a following. And then you have to fight for their attention. But right now, it's like, we got you guys. Yeah, but you guys, how do you guys plan your, how do you guys plan the success for these bands? For this particular band right now? Playing live shows. Live shows. Putting out records. Putting out music. Touring. You know. Right. Cool. Trying to get out there. What do you guys have your most difficult part in getting the band? Cleaning the kitchen. Cleaning the fucking kitchen. Being respectful. Is that the hardest part? Being respectful? It's just like the hidden mugs you find around the house. You know what? It's gotta be crazy living. It's just three of you, right? It's three of us. Four now, yeah. Living together. There's a fourth person now? A pal from. And who's the fourth person? Morrissey or? Morrissey, yeah. He's my friend that I play drums with separately. All right. And yeah, he lives in the basement. The dungeon. Is he gonna be in the band eventually? Is it gonna happen? He wants to go-go dance, but. Yeah, maybe you should give him a tambourine and have him dance around. Yeah, that'd be cool. You know, give him a tambourine with little tassels on it. Booby tassels. I like that. He'd like that. Titty tassels. Morrissey titty tassels. Morrissey one. With his picture on it. Yeah, with his picture. With his picture. With his picture on it. Yeah. I like that. It's a good idea. You have to have a lot of Morrissey products. I think they'll sell. Toilet paper. Like, make Morrissey products that are really Mr. Elevator products. Like, Mr. Elevator Morrissey stuff. That's what I want to do with Bill Murray. I just want to make a Bill Murray website. Mr. Morrissey. Bill Murray, right? Bill Murray everything. I don't know. You know what? He's a really known guy, but he's really connected with the young, with the young cool crowd. Dude, he's always at shows and stuff. I always see cool people. He's in those Wes Anderson movies. And, you know, young kids like that. Did you guys ever watch Ghostbusters? Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Fuck yeah. They're working on the new one. Really? Ghostbusters 3. Are they going to do it with the original cast? Hell no. Yeah, dude. I saw the trailer of Superman. All original. Superman's coming out again? Superman's coming out again, yeah. Yeah, he's going to be Buffer. Yeah. Yeah, like, this time he's going to have to work out longer to get that body. Superman's more super than you thought. Yeah, that's right. He used to be kind of thin. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, he had a little tone. But now he's back, man. Who's playing him? Steroid's back. Who's playing him? The S really stands for steroids. You know that. Hey, do you guys have any comments or want to call into the show and ask the band something? Yeah, call in if you know who's going to play the next Superman. Yeah. Or if you know him personally, call in. Lou Ferrigno. Or if you're connected with big time media, let us know. Lou Ferrigno, baby. Lou Ferrigno. My name's Pooperman. Lou Ferrigno's gay, dude. Hey, don't be. Don't fuck with him, man. He'll beat you up. You've seen that movie, right? That's only in Venice. You lived in Venice. Yeah, in Venice. You go down there and get hot dogs, you see Lou Ferrigno behind you. You better watch out. Don't fuck you up. It's a deep fried pizza, man. Hey, imagine one of them is related or linked to him. I know. Get my ass beat outside. I heard you go downstairs and say Lou Ferrigno. What? Hey, he's talking shit on you right now. Yeah. I was texting Ferrigno. Oh, see? I told you. Letting him know, tune in, man. They're talking about you. Call in, man. Call in, Lou. Call in, Lou, if you're listening. We want to hear your opinion. Are you going to be the new Superman, Lou? Let us know. Call in. Oh, we got a caller here. Really? You're on the air. Somebody laughing? Hello. Oh, hi. Yeah. You're on the air. Hey, what's going on? It's, uh, yeah, I just want to say hi to everyone. It's Natalie and Bonilla. Oh, it's so Natalie. Oh, Chuck Ivana. What up, Nat? What up? Chuck Ivana. Chuck Ivana. Chuck Ivana.blogspot.com. Yeah, so I just want to, like, congratulate you guys for going on tour and all your support. And I don't know who's playing Superman, but it'd be pretty cool if, like, Bill Murray was playing Superman. Oh, yeah. That would be so fucking rad. Yeah. I think if Bill Cosby played. All the kids would go see that. All the kids would go see that. They would. That'd be a seller. Yeah. No, Bill Cosby could be Robin. How about that? Yeah. Just twist it out. Twist it out. They were going to make Spider-Man black, and everybody was like, oh, yeah, Spider-Man. Gotta be like the comics. You know? You can make Oprah a Catwoman. Let's spin it out a little bit. DC Comics. Get crazy. Alternate universe shit, right? Yeah, dude. Yeah, I was just trying to call in and say, you guys are crazy. I'm just trying to get you guys to go. I'm just trying to get you guys to go. I was just calling in to say you guys are killing it. And yeah, everything's good. Thank you, Natalie. Thanks, Natalie. We love you. All right. We love you, too. I'll talk to you guys soon. All right. Later. Bye. Bye. That was Natalie Bonilla. Cool. She's a promoter, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, she's doing a good job. She just output on the Eclectic Roots Festival. Dude. Really cool. That already happened? Or you guys? Yeah, it was like two weeks ago. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I heard of her. I never heard of it. Are you coming? Write it down. Keep going. I'm writing all these down. Snoop Dogg played. Beethoven played. Oh, wow. Sansa Miller. Sansa Miller. Bill Murray played. He had a poetry set. Bill Murray played the harp. He just stood there and everybody loved it. Was Bill Murray in the movie The Professional? No, The Professional? No, that was... That was that French... Right? That guy? What's his name? I think it's... Oh, he was in Groundhog Day. John Poole. Yeah, we just watched Groundhog Day. Yeah? Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, Groundhog Day. It's a really good movie, too. He tried to kill himself a million times. Oh, yes. He was really depressed. And then he finally got the girl at the end. That's right. And then he wasn't depressed no more. Mm-hmm. I love that movie. It's a good movie. Smart movie. Mm-hmm. And then I saw Ghostbusters. In that order. When I see that, it reminds me of Momentum. Momentum? Filmeries? Momentum? Momentum is crazy. The one where, like, it's all choppy and he has to tattoo himself, right? In order for him to remember what... The movie is going backwards. The movie is Dan Aykroyd. I just want to get these guys to watch that. Okay, okay. Superman should also be the guy from Memento. So, like, when he's taking his suit off, he's got all these weird tattoos. Oh, yeah. Because he's trying to remember shit. Superman doesn't remember what the fuck he's been. I bet you Justin Bieber is going to be Superman. Yeah. Justin Bieber would be a good Superman. Wait, you say the guy from Memento? Dude, Justin Bieber's voice is changing. The guy from Memento? Oh, no. We were about to watch that last night. But his voice is changing. And now he's making like... Oh, you guys watched last night? We were about to, but we ended up watching... That's creepy. Oh, yeah. Have you seen that? Yeah. It's been a while. Francisco. Yeah. That's a crazy... So many conversations. Ow! So many conversations. Ow! So many conversations. Ow! Keep it coming. Keep it coming. Keep it coming. There's an auction over here. Yeah. Hey, so I just fixed up my bike. I saw it. It looks nice. Yeah, it's pretty cool. I went to this place called BC Libre. It's on... Where the fuck is it at? 6th Street. Fix and Lucas. Fix? Six. Fix it at 6th. And Lucas. It's 6th and Lucas. 6th and Lucas. Get your fix on. Yeah. At 6th. Get your bicycle repair shop fixings at 6th and Lucas. 6th and Lucas. I'm going to say it enough different times where it's going to be ingrained in your memory. 6th and Lucas. 6th and... 6th and Lucas. 6th and Lucas. In LA. You donate your time. You donate your time and you build your own bike. Let's get to know a little bit more about the band. You fix it from the ground up. Let's get to know a little bit more about the band here. Yeah. Do you guys like bikes? Yeah. We got two of our bikes stolen. Yeah. I fucking hate when that happens. Two bikes stolen. Two skateboards stolen. Don't you feel like utter despair when you go outside and the bike is gone? Don't you feel like screaming into the sky? Yeah. What's funny is I was like... I had this feeling. I was like, we should probably put our bikes away. Not on that same day when I got... When I got back home, they were gone. Oh, man. Didn't even lock it up. Fucked up. That's fucked up, man. 6th and Lucas. Booyah. But yeah, so... It all leads back to 6th and Lucas. It all leads back to 6th and Lucas. Hey, so you guys are... Do you guys are on a label right now? Or I noticed that you guys are on two labels or two record something. No labels. We're not on a label. They're just helping us out. They're called Mock Records. How's that? I've seen a couple bands from there. They're pretty cool. Yeah. Cab 20. Our friends got us. Yeah. Got us right. Connected with them. Yeah, take a look. And that's what I saw. We're doing a split with them. They were here... A month ago? Yeah. Yeah, right? Yeah. They also play at the Ringo de Mayo. Yeah, that's right. Gringo de Mayo? Yeah, Gringo de Mayo. That shit was a success. Gringo de Mayo. That shit was sexy. Yeah. A lot of bitches. A lot of hoes. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. And boats. What happens in Cab 20, boys? It was great. We had a great time. They bring it all. It's cool. They bring it all. Santoros. Santoros. You guys know Santoros? Yeah, they're... We played with them at McWorld. Oh, at McWorld. Yeah. McWorld. Mc, Mc, Mc, Mc, Mc, Mc. McWorld. Obviously. Oh, we got a caller. Oh, we have a caller. Yeah, go ahead. Oh, shit. Thanks for saving us. Yeah, what's going on? Who's this? Hello, this Mr. Elevator neighbor. Oh, yeah, yeah. It's your neighbor. You guys parked in front of my driveway again. If you park in front of my driveway one more time... Jesus. ...I call you all the way and I impound you forever. What were we talking about? Responsibility. Just like our neighbor. Forever. It's Mr. Miagi. Hey, um... You come and move this now. This is our neighbor from the basement. Thanks for calling and reminding them. What's your name, dude? Do not... What's his name? Your neighbor? Mr. Miagi is what we call him. Mr. Miagi? We apologize. Is that your real name? He's sometimes calling Mr. Shiitake. Why does he have so many gates around your house? That's what I want to know. Hiroka Miagi. Mi name. What? My name. My name. Hiro-san. Oh. Please move the van. Hiro-san? Hiro-san? You're the son of a hero. Hiro-man. Hiro-san. What are you doing with that? How about Shira-san? Are you Shira-san? I know that Mr. Miagi knows how to fix bikes. I do not take suggestions for my name. No suggestions. Hey, Shane. This is the guy who lives in the basement. My name is Great. This is him. Great. What's up? Oh, Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. I'm Mr. Miagi. Oh, we're playing some clips of you right now. Hey, Hiro-san. Sooner or later. Hiro. Listen to this, Hiro-san. Here, karate. Same thing. Either you, karate, too. Yes. Have you seen the video of Mr. Miagi drunk? No. You just put it, Mr. Miagi drunk. You know, you don't know the real sound until you hear it really on the radio, the internet radio. Weren't you on Happy Days? Still. Uh, no. That was, uh, that was, uh, that was, uh, some other person. I don't know. Was that Mr. Miagi? It wasn't Hiro-san. No way. That was Fonzie. Fonzie? What? That was, uh, you know, the Fon. Oh, so you used to, you used to watch that show, too, huh? He's, he's kind of like me. He kind of lives in a bathroom and I live in a basement. Wow. Oh. Hey, what happened to your accent? Hiro-san. It was all a ruse. Oh, my God. You got me going, buddy. Because, you know, we live in, like, an area where there's a lot of people, like, you know, that, that accent. I mean, I wouldn't, it wouldn't have done, I would have thought, hey, shoot, you know, Habib is calling. That's cool. Hey, what are the chances his name was actually Miagi when I guessed that? Great. That's good. That's good. So, uh, hey, dudes, I found a bar. I found a bunch of wood today, so, uh, we're building a new band. Hell yeah. That just gave me a bunch of wood. That gave me cum stains. I just dumpster dived through these guys so hard today. Thanks, Shane. It's good. See? Good teamwork. Oh, yeah. Brotherhood. I think more people can take part and make a more big band, you know? Well, thanks, Shane. Thanks, bro. Thanks for calling Pinyon Tower. Hey, can you go get us some beers? Are you guys playing some of your music today or what? Yeah, dude. Oh, yeah. We got two more tracks. We're going to go ahead and play. We got plenty of time, so we're going to go ahead. Are we ready for that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let's listen to some stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Some stuff. On these, uh, airwaves. Wait, it's not air, right? It's, um... It's on the internet, air. Brainwaves. It's brainwaves. Hey, I want to thank you for calling, so we're going to go into, uh, play a couple of the tracks from Mr. Elevator and Brain Hotel. Later, dude. Thanks, man. Thanks, man. Thanks, Shane. We'll see you tonight, man. See you in a bit. Later, hero son. Bolo. 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Thank you. Alright. We're back. What's the name of the last song we just heard right now? Right Where You... Ought To Be. You're right where you ought to be. Right where you ought to be. Pretty much. So, you... Can you introduce yourself? My name is Wyatt. Wyatt. And what do you play? Drums. Drums. Wyatt. Wyatt has a big pin that says Burger on it. And a happy face. And I fucking love that pin. And what are you... My name's Andrew and I play bass. Bass. Four strings. And? Four strings. I'm Thomas and I play keyboards. Keyboards. I tickle those... And the organs. Organ and... Yeah, electric. At the same time. Ladies and gentlemen, he plays them at the same time. It's amazing. How long have you been playing your instruments? Or how long to... How did it all start with you? My dad plays drums and I just bugged him for a long time. He would never let me play. You saw him playing you since you were little? Yeah. I was like... Well, he never even really played when I was little. He just had the drum sets like packed away in the garage. Oh, okay. And I'd beg him and he wouldn't let me play until I was like 15. Why would he let you play? He said it's not fun and games. If you're gonna play, you gotta like practice and take lessons and stuff. Oh, wow. So, it was weird. So, were you like, forget it? No, I kept bugging him and he didn't let me play until I was like 15. Oh, when you were able to drive? Yeah. So, you got... Yeah. So, you got... You didn't lug your drums? No, I think it probably is like... I think 15 would be the right age for you to... Because, you know... Yeah. You know. But you know what? Sometimes there's a young boy that is starting his career little. Yeah, he's like a prodigy, right? And he became a big successful and he was a drummer too. Yeah. He was a drummer first. And then at first, people wouldn't let him play until his mom said, you know what? I'm just gonna post this video to see how the reaction, right? And the drummer... The drummer boy is like, notice that, you know... You know, it looks like he's doing something good. Now, he played guitar too at the same time, but he picked up the drummers though. Wow. Yeah. Or that drummer kid who was like three years old and he's playing like... He became just... Like a fire. Yeah. See that? That's crazy. Yeah, that's rad. And then later he became Justin Bieber. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. It's a little bit... It's funny. Superman, man. But anyways, so you played drums for a long time then? Yeah. Okay. What's your favorite... Yeah. What's your... What's your favorite brand of drums or heads? I don't even know. I'm so unpicky. If they're drums, I'll play them. When you start playing... Pots and pans. What do you follow? The guitar or bass or... It's just completely wise. I have no idea. I try not to think about anything when I play. You just go at it. Whatever you feel. It just flows out, man. I try to play from my heart rather than my head. Right. Yeah. So how often do you guys get together to jam and play? I mean, we're always... Find the chemistry. We're always jamming acoustic guitars on our stoop. We're always talking about ideas and everything. Cool. We've been playing a lot more shows lately, so we don't get together and jam as often, but... We're gonna write our new record when we get back from this tour we're going on on Friday. Right. How long is it gonna be a tour? Two weeks. Two weeks? What cities are you hitting? San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. Tacoma. Tacoma. San Diego. Idaho. Idaho. Mission Viejo. Mission Viejo. I wish. Even Mission Viejo in the dust. Yeah. You guys should check Panache Booking. Yeah, I've heard about that. Panache Booking. I think you guys sound... Panache? Have you ever said that? I've heard of it. I've heard about that. P-A-N-A-C-H-E? Panache? Yeah. It's a booking agency? Yeah. I've heard about that one. Yeah. Yeah. Sounds pretty cool. Yeah, they have to write that down. You guys heard of Ty Seagal? Mm-hmm. Yeah. They book him? Yeah. Well, it started with Epsilon. Yeah, Epsilon. Yeah. And then later when he went solo. And then... But yeah, that would be great for you guys. That's nothing good. Check it out. Check it out. You know. You never know. Wyatt's been... So if you guys want to tour, we'll keep you busy. Wyatt. Yeah. Naughty Wyatt. Thanks to Wyatt, he booked this. Yeah. So who's Lollipop Records? Who's that? That's me and my kitchen. That's in your kitchen? Me and my kitchen. Me and Thomas. How many do you have helping... How many cooks do you have? You want to help out the band? Yeah. I just put out a cassette for this band called Drinking Flowers and Your Ugly Sister. Right. Wow. That's a great... Drinking Flowers? Drinking Flowers. Your Ugly Sister. And Your Ugly Sister. Yeah. Wow. I've done some new stuff. And... Hopefully. Where they from? Drinking Flowers. They're from Costa Mesa. Oh, wow. All right. Orange County. They're both from Orange County. Costa Mesa rocks, huh? Yeah, that's it. This one has a long intro, though. That one's a long. Really long. You can forward it. Just forward through it. Just forward through it. My favorite song is Rebel Spirits. Rebel Spirits. Rebel Spirits, huh? Can you play it? Look it up, dude. Can you play it, man? Rebel Spirits. That's the one he likes. That's cool. We're just talking about the cramps, huh? It's all flowing. Definitely Orange County. South, Costa Mesa. Definitely. There was this band from Orange County that I really like called Supernova. Supernova. Yeah, I liked it when I was a teenager. Long time ago. Is that an Oasis cover band? Uh, no. No, they're... Sounds like what? They were like really stupid pop punk. Like really, really silly. I'm from outer space. Pop punk. And their songs are a lot like... They sound familiar. Their songs are about like eating M&Ms. And like taking out the garbage. And like dogs, puppies, or something. I don't know. Real genuine. Yeah, real genuine. Like Pot USA. Remember Pot USA? Presidents of the United States of America? Oh, yeah. You know, they had... Their songs are just about shit they like. This song rocks. Yeah. Whoa, that's tripping me out. Fucking tripping me out. Yes. They're from Mission Viejo too. Yes. Yeah, they are. Wow. Mission Viejo locals. Mission Viejo. They're called Keepers of the Sun. Keepers of the Sun rules. Check them out. Mario Barrios. On guitar. Flower Power. Power Power. So what's new for you guys? What else what else you guys have in plans? We have a show this Friday at the smell nice It's mock records putting it on all the bands under that where's the smell family right down the street down here in a smelly alleyway Yeah, it's like in downtown LA. Yeah, listen to me mock records their launch party It's the kickoff of our tour that we're going on to yeah, are you guys going to loan or with? going on ourselves Got a new van. Oh, what kind of it? It's an elevator repair service repair service Cool does have a lift Yeah, as a lift. I'm shot a button got a little Copter on top oh wow this fucking rad sirens telepath. Yeah, so like it's transforms That is beyond the spirals is gonna be playing On Friday too. Yeah They're from San Francisco the spirals from San Francisco Oh What time you guys going on the first man where the first are you the first like an 8? Yeah, I'd ate mmm. Oh Yeah, I mean girls I Deb this show like yeah, it's really interesting And I think I want to go to the show, but I double booked and now I have like too many things happening that day What a I hate double booking. Oh Yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah I wish I can do both things at the same time. I fucking hate being human you need a clone Need to be anymore. Yeah, I need some more weed. Hey, all right, so we're gonna take a break. We're gonna have All right, so this is Frank LePo and we come back here with a little bit more of mr. 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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Let's know your minds back together Stick to the ones Or untame them once What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? No No No, no, no, no, no, no, no Millions of choice Millions of choice You can say you watched Or untame them once What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? And with us Or not You can put In action You can say you watched Or untame them once What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? What can we do? Can't breathe No No No No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no If you come up the stairs You come back forever Summer's in my nose Oh, untamed it was What can we be? What can we be? What can we be? What can we be? When both of us know Your mind's back together We're stitched at different ones Oh, untamed it was What can we be? What can we be? What can we be? What can we be? What can we be? No! Yeah, we're back here at Viñando Hour We're doing it live here at Skid Row Studios.com We're doing this show every Wednesday, every Wednesday Live podcast every Wednesday here at Skid Row Studios.com I want to thank Mr. Elevator and the Brain Hotel for coming down Thanks for having us And now we're going to move to a little bit of a prayer from Gandhi Do some meditations with the Dalai Lama I have some quick announcements Stop fucking around with that It's Anesthetic Frank Peclet Glove Embacidas We're going to play at the Ghetto Grounds Ghetto Grounds Ghetto Grounds Over in Highland Park The address is 240 South Avenue 57 Avenue 57 LA It's from 7 to 11 PM Wow It's at 7-11 Yeah, 7-11 And this is the same night you guys play Yeah And that same night these guys are playing Yeah, it's going to be crazy in LA You know what? LA live was pretty hopping, you know, when the Kings had the playoffs and Lakers But... Yeah, no... LA itself is going to be off the hook on Friday Because Bastidas is playing at the same time Mr. Elevator is playing And like down the street practically Oh, you guys are playing? Yeah, Bastidas is playing... Sonic League Highland Park I'm going to be playing with myself My brains are going to explode Alright There you go He'll be handling the tool Sure All by himself So, what else can we talk about you guys? Besides elevators and brains? We're coming out... We're going to start recording when we get back from tour for a new 10-inch We kind of lagged on the first record we put out to the one now We're trying not to do that again That's good What do you think of the music out there in LA right now? You guys move here to LA, you guys are from Orange County, but like how you see it over here? You guys try to play more... There's more going on There's a lot more going on Way more bands, way more music There's more people that... Every single night It's like real... You connect with people I mean, social media out there is good, but I think having a scene... It's crazy because everybody's in a band To see each other physically is really nice sometimes That's what I'm trying to say Yeah, we all make decisions here In LA, everybody goes out Everybody goes out, there's always some shit happening on the streets You can see people whenever you feel like it, you'll go out and you'll see people You guys know there's going to be an Echo Park art walk? An art... Yeah, there's a La Puente art walk now, I heard La Puente, like that's going east And La Puente has a pretty happening downtown, guys They have a pool table Oh wow They have one pool table in downtown They have money Dorks Papow Yeah And they got that place called Lion's Den or something And it's like a dive bar People go to it La Puente La Puente La Puente You guys have a LA favorite band? The entrance band Oh, entrance band, yeah, a lot of people like entrance band Check those guys out, I'm LA They hold it down So many bands There's too many bands Too many bands, guys We're checking out Father John Misty What other bands? Is that all of you guys? Like, that's your favorite band? Nah Dude, that's my favorite like current underground one right now Okay Entrance Oh no, I like Pool Honeys I like Cab 20 Oh, you like Pool Honeys? Pool Honeys are rad I like Backseat Bingo Death Lens I really like Backseat Bingo, they're a fucking awesome band They need to be in a movie You guys ever play with Peg the Glove? Oh, Peg the Glove is fucking awesome Oh yeah Yeah The Downtown Train School Downtown Train School Where it's at? Downtown Train School? Ned on the drums That's another band called Neddy Spaghetti Neddy Spaghetti Is that where Ned Casual is on it? Ned Casual, man Aka Neddy Spaghetti Yeah, he was at Pinata He came down to play some records Oh, yeah Oh, rad That's cool Early days, couple months ago Cool I saw he was playing a lot at the LAT1 at Sunset Yeah, LAT1's a happening place What part of Waco? They make a really good veggie burger Right by there Right by there? Yeah Right by LAT1? All of you neighbors, are they all musicians or not? Not really Nah They're all families I mean, there's young kids A lot of Mexican families there, right? Yeah Yeah Do the Mexican family listen to Morrissey, you think? Hell yeah Probably Now that you mention it, I think I heard it Yeah? Every morning The one on the corner Every morning That's hardcore Mornings with Morrissey Portrait of the Virgin Mary in Morrissey Right? Yeah We got a guy on the street that just parks his car and sells tamales out of his trunk He's a musician He sings He's a deaf man Tamale Slowly drops through It's like he's in the room right now What kind of car is it? It's like a Civic It's like a Old Stable It's like a Civic It's like a Civic Old Stable It's like a little white vehicle It's a really nice BMW It's just a giant tamale with wheels I'm sure they were good though, right? Dude, I haven't had one yet Oh, I tried I need to hit that up Yeah Yeah, like Taco Bell You guys like those bacon wrap hot dogs with bacon? Yeah I don't ever have that They're good after 2 AM You never have one? Dirty dog After 2 AM Yeah, there you go The fourth meal, Taco Bell I've had one during the day Fourth meal It doesn't go down well Right? Nope Nope I'm just kidding I'm just kidding I'm just kidding Nope Nope The bacon hot dog You know what, dude A nice Taco Bell Hey, you know why it doesn't go down well, Frank? Frank, let me tell you why it doesn't go down well Because you didn't crunch up Doritos and sprinkle them on top See, that's Then it goes down good Then that's the fiber you need to push it down Anything's good after 2 AM Anything Anything Anything How about a cross-dresser? A cross-dresser too Yeah, actually, I've had many experiences at 2 AM in LA Your vision's a little blurry Where I'm like, damn, she's hot She's hot She's a hot guy She's fucking hot She's a dude I don't give a fuck She's hot Doesn't care That's hot Damn But I forgot I did that Calm down, calm down I forgot Yeah, hot, H-A-U-T-E, by the way, that's how I said it I wanna thank one more time you guys for coming down Yeah, one more time, Mr. Elevator All the way here from Echo Park Thanks for having us Thanks for playing our music Point five miles away We wish the best on your release And I wish I could go home And I wish I could be at the Smell Maybe I could be there a little bit later But I doubt it, man Well, check our tour list Cause we're gonna be coming back down Yeah, yeah, I will Up north I will, I will Playing at Burger I think sometime in June All right, just, you know, let me know Not the record store They can help you guys in any way Burger King Yeah, that's right Second Street I wanna thank my co-host right here for not being able to Oh, hey, thank you, everybody Woo-hoo Yeah Yeah I wanna thank Fix and Lucas I wanna thank Frank LePaul, too, for coming down That was a nice set of most Thank you very much It was a couple great mixes I'm glad you enjoyed more I'm gonna listen to it We're gonna release this podcast as soon as I make a note of this one Yeah, you're just gonna press click, released immediately And then I send it to you guys and you guys can share it with your friends Mm-hmm You can cut out the good parts and keep those All right, all right, all right Fix and Lucas Yeah, I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it I'm gonna listen to it And keep those Yeah All right, all right, all right Fix and Lucas Fix and Lucas He don't come up Obviously, it's Fix and Lucas Obvious He don't come up All right Ovaries All right, we're gonna go now We're gonna close this episode We're letting Peddler Glove We're gonna play a little bit of Peddler Glove here Up next, I don't know what show it is But anyways, just stay tuned here And we'll see you next week Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye Bye We can't travel alone We will be alone We can't sleep alone We will be alone We can't travel alone We will be alone This weekend This weekend This weekend This weekend This weekend This weekend This weekend We can't be alone We can't sleep alone We will be alone We will die alone We will be alone This weekend We can't We can't We can't We can't We can't We can't We can't We can't We can't We'll see you next time. 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