Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast
Milk Crates and Turntables is a Music Discussion Podcast. Each week Scott chooses a different music topic and discuss and debate the good, the bad and the ugly side of that particular topic. Maybe you'll agree or maybe you'll disagree. Listen in and find out.
Milk Crates and Turntables. A Music Discussion Podcast
Ep. 171 - Band Members Who are More Popular Than The Lead Singer
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Speaker 2:No, I'm not.
Speaker 1:No, I'm not why is this continuing to play? No, that's an old intro. Stop me. That's really why you Stop. What the hell just happened? What the hell's going on here? What? What's going on? Get the hell. I mean, I'm gonna try this again. I'm gonna try if this double whammies me again. This is gonna be a long or maybe a short show. Short shit show. Let's see. Well, here we are, episode 171, climbing to 200. And on this episode I have two lists tonight. One is band members that are more popular than the lead singer. It's an interesting list. There's some debates in there and also underrated lead singers and a little bit of a list here. So sit back, relax. You can agree, you can disagree, I don't know, but I think it's an interesting conversation, especially the one with lead singers that are less popular than another band member. That's usually not the case, so sit back, relax, enjoy.
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Speaker 1:a music discussion podcast hosted by Scott McClain. Now let's talk music. Enjoy the show. That was more like it. What the hell happened there? This beat's sick. What it's my shit. What the hell happened there?
Speaker 2:What, what, what. I don't know who this is. I do. She's a stalker. Yeah, baby, yeah, that's how I roll. Love synth. Give me all the synths in the world. Yeah, yeah, love the synth. Get the chat going here, patty. Good evening, good evening. Yeah, uh-huh, uh-huh. It's all a little wasted to the back room, baby, but all the people crazy in the VIPs are getting. It's all a little wasted.
Speaker 1:Just be sick, just be sick. I do love me some synth, yeah yeah. In case anyone's wondering the name of that group, it's a duo. It's called Boy Deluxe and the song is called Sanctuary.
Speaker 2:I love this shit.
Speaker 1:I do. I just I love that shit. Yeah, what's up everybody? Welcome to the podcast. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the podcast. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. I'm so glad you could attend. Come inside. Come inside Streaming live right now, over everything, as usual. Nothing changes. After 171 episodes, nothing changes, it's all the same. Yeah, this is sexy, isn't it? Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm always looking, always looking, always looking for new music, and I find it, I find it. It's inevitable. At least there's a lot of trash that I sift through too but, I find these diamonds in the rough.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so yeah, flying solo again tonight. You know, it's just a thing. It's just a thing. I can do it. I'm not afraid of you people. I'm not afraid of you people. I can do this by myself. But it's really. It's all about the podcasters. So the live stream is a means to an end, right, but I love doing it. You know, not many podcasters start live. They usually work their way up to live. Well, I jumped right into the frying pan, into the fire, I don't know, 171 episodes ago, and I still say go back and listen to those first episodes.
Speaker 2:It's fucking horrible.
Speaker 1:It's horrible, but I did it. I fought through it. Yeah, so tonight, tonight, I have a couple lists. I don't know how. No, a little Dead or Alive Love my Synth. It's a big 80s song, pete Byrne.
Speaker 1:Pete Byrne was the lead singer of Dead or Alive. He was that androgynous, looking you know lead singer who he was Boy George before Boy George. But Pete Byrne never really got that recognition. Boy George was more colorful and more Boy George-ish, I guess, and the record labels loved to. They just pushed him and Pete Byrne never really got the respect he deserved.
Speaker 1:He had a great voice. Actually, you know what I'm going to say, that Pete Byrne will be the. I'll throw him out as the first name on my list of most underrated lead singers. Pete Byrne had a good voice. He died. But Now you might not like the song, you might not like the genre of music, but Pete Byrne had a good voice. Can't deny the voice, you know. You can deny the music, you can deny the sound, the type it is. Can't deny the voice, can't deny those voices. But I don't even know where I was. Yeah, pete Byrne, he got burned on all that. Then the poor bastard ended up going having plastic surgery that really got out of hand. He was one of those victims and never really recovered from any of that and I believe I believe I don't want to say this out of turn, but I think he I'm not going to say suicide, but let me see. Let's see.
Speaker 1:Pete Burns, english singer, songwriter. October 1959, august 5th 59 to October 23rd 2016. Pete Burns now I'm just interested now. Career personal life death. Pete Burns died in London following a sudden cardiac arrest at the age of 57. Wow, wow, wow, wow. So, hmm, you know, you can't deny them, you might not like them, you might not like their music, you know, but they were pop stars, he was a pop star.
Speaker 1:So, yeah, tonight I have a couple lists, I have a couple lists. Geddy Lee he might be on my list, he might not be on my list, you know. So let me go with that first, because I have another list of band members more popular than the lead singer of the band, which is an interesting list. That was very. There was some research. Freddie Lee, fetty, fetty Lee, is that his name. So I don't know if Geddy Lee is an underrated lead singer. I don't know if Geddy Lee gets his. He is the voice of Rush, so I don't know if I would say he's underrated in a sense.
Speaker 1:You know I hate the way this mic is sitting right now, but it's. I gotta get this tightened up or something. I think the mic is too heavy for the end of this boom arm and it's pissing me off. Jerry George is getting mad. Yeah, again, I don't know if Geddy Lee would fall into that, but, like I said, this singer, pete Burns All right, I know what this means. Hold on everybody. Hold on this guy. He's paying for time now. He's paying for airtime now.
Speaker 2:Don't sound so annoyed, Scott.
Speaker 1:Well, welcome to the show. Big Head Todd the Wet Sprocket.
Speaker 2:It's a great shirt. Look at you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, retro House of Pain t-shirt. Yeah, buddy.
Speaker 2:So you used to jump around with that, with a shirt, just like that. Uh, back in the in the 90s and uh, you try to do that.
Speaker 1:Now you break a hip hey hey, instead of jump around, jump around, it's break a hip break, a hip break, break everybody, break break. So funny, yeah. So, uh, I know you're paying for this time, so I'm Break a hip Break.
Speaker 2:Break Everybody break Break so funny.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so I know you're paying for this time, so I'm going to give you your time. I don't want to take anything away. You paid for it, so I'm giving it to you. So I believe what was it Underrated lead singers? Or was it band members more popular than lead singers? What did you want to talk about?
Speaker 2:Well, so you know, what I find interesting is that you jump on Dr Google and Dr Google has a list of singers that are overrated. And then I go to the next one and you find some similarities. And then you go to the next one and you find some similarities, and then you go to the next one, you find some similarities. But the one that I really am going to curl your toes on is, uh, and I believe this wholeheartedly is, I think that Bono is way, way way overrated, all right, so I'm.
Speaker 1:I was saying underrated lead singers, like lead singers that people don't pay attention to, right, and you can say that I got that list.
Speaker 2:I got that list too, but I'm talking about Well, you're not alone.
Speaker 1:You're not alone in saying that. You're really not alone. I've heard that a number of times, yeah.
Speaker 2:I think it was. I was watching this, this show, and I can't remember what show it was, and they had all of you two on there, and there he was as cocky and arrogant as he could possibly be with the sunglasses on in the studio and he said that he is the greatest. They are the greatest rock man to ever walk the face of the earth, better than any name. All the people. They're better, our bands that are better than and then he starts proceeding to talk about how much money that they make. And right, there was the last time that I had any respect for for you two or bono or anybody else, and so I'll stick with the 80s stuff that they in in some of the 90s, but after that I'm done with them so is it?
Speaker 1:is it uh cockiness, or is in arrogance, or is it pompy, very pompous?
Speaker 2:well, I think that you know what I mean. If you were to look up on webster under pompy is that what you said? His picture would be pompous. Yeah, yeah, his picture would be there, so, anyway. So I I think he should lead the charts on overrated lead singers. Okay.
Speaker 1:All right. Well, you know, you're not the first to say that, like I said, but as far as underrated, like I said, like Pete Burns from Dead or Alive, great voice, great, but looked over, looked past, because maybe it's the genre of music that dance music that you know, synth music, and you know he had that androgynous look and it was, you know, club music, right. So a lot of great singers get overlooked because of that. You know, is Mick Jagger a great singer? You know, no, no, no, uh, is Neil Young a great singer? You know, no, no, no. Is Neil Young a great singer? No, they have a unique voice, right. But what I want to know is great singers that nobody talks about.
Speaker 1:And this came on when I was listening. Like this came about, this whole topic came about when I was listening to Tears for Fears. And you know, roldan Ozabal is, you know, and Kurt Smith. Kurt Smith has the very light voice. Roldan Ozabal is that big, he's got the big voice and I never really appreciated him until I saw them live a couple years ago. And the dude sounds exactly the same and his voice is big and clear and crisp and spot on, like his voice hasn't cracked. He could sing those songs, like he did back in 1983, you know, but no one ever talks about like the great voice. You know, it's just as a as a group.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and, and they, they play a concert in Sacramento and I had to run the security for it back in my previous life, and so the command post was a mile away and it was a sold out show and I and nothing happened. It was.
Speaker 2:It was a great event, tears for fears born out of my mind because I couldn't see the stage. But I stepped outside and I can hear every single word, Like I was standing in front of the stage and it was. It was amazing, it was, it was, it was an incredible concert. I just didn't get to watch it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they're good. Live kurt smith. Like I said, uh, after I saw them a couple years ago I don't know what episode it was he's got a very soft voice and as singers get older, that's a hard voice to carry, like it becomes a struggle after a while. You know, and he was just hitting it, he was just hitting some notes, but you know you could hear that it was just slightly down a notch because these songs we know them like the back of our hand, right, we? We know all the songs. You listen to a song and you can pick out. Well, that chord wasn't right because we've heard it so much.
Speaker 2:You know, and and uh, his voice was right there, but I don't see him, like five years, still singing like that you know who's got a truly under, who's underrated as a singer and really doesn't get the respect that he deserves, is the lead singer of stepping on cat's tails. That lead singer is Scott McClain. I mean, come on now, seriously. Nobody respects your voice. But you know, when you start the thing, it sounds like somebody stepping on my cat's tail.
Speaker 1:Hey, wait, a no, no, no, something happens and I'm head over heels. I never find out till I'm head over heels, I never find out till. I'm head over heels, just just disconnected from the show just now she's your only one listening come on, I, I saw when I'm when the music said I sound just like them. Just ask me right?
Speaker 2:yeah, just come on, yeah, come, step on the cat's tails. That's the name of your band. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. So I was looking at, you know I didn't do a lot of deep dive into underrated singers. I did more. I mean there's a few underrated singers, I did more. I mean there's a, there's a few.
Speaker 2:But mainly I was looking at, I was looking at band members that that outshine the lead singer and different bands, and that's where I spent the bulk of my time looking at. I mean, cause, look, there's a lot of singers that that get don't get the respect that they deserve. Uh, they're not great singers but you know, they led the bands to stardom. And you know I give a good example, like axl rose. I think axl rose his range is great, his thing is not that good but his range is great. And you, you know I used to love Guns N' Roses back in the day, that that that that was the band that took it over to that, to that next level.
Speaker 2:I thought everything had to be like Depeche Mode and those are the things I listened to and I wouldn't go into the heavy metal bands or rock bands. And then you know, guns N' Roses comes along, metallica comes along those kinds of bands like that. And Guns N' Roses comes along, metallica comes along, those kind of bands like that, and then all of a sudden I have this whole new genre of music that I want to listen to.
Speaker 1:Right, right From the eighties. Who do you think? So? What are we talking about? Are we talking about band members that are more popular?
Speaker 2:I don't even know, scott, I don't know what are we talking about.
Speaker 1:I thought you just jumped over to music phone.
Speaker 2:I thought it was music, but I'm confused. Now I don't even know. Hey, you know, wait, wait, wait. Before you go any further, where's Jack?
Speaker 1:Oh, I don't know, I don't know, I didn't even call him this week. I'm like, no, I'm not doing that. I'm not his dog, oh boy, no, he was in phoenix, yeah, he got home from phoenix yesterday. So I wasn't yeah, I wasn't gonna uh, you know, wasn't gonna put it on him, not that it mattered, you know. Um, so I I want to talk about another underrated singer, and I know you've heard of the band, you've heard of the Guess who, right. Oh, yeah, all right Like this guy.
Speaker 2:All right.
Speaker 1:Burton Cummings. It was too late. I think Burton Cummings is one of the most underrated singers in music history. That guy had a great voice but never really, you know, got the credit. Never got the credit. Great band, and that's how sometimes it's looked at. Just as a whole, yeah, good singer Like Farna Lou Graham is the perfect example of a great voice, but no one paid attention to it because it's all Farna. It's like Farna. Right, what are you doing? Right, what are you doing? You're making a lot of noise there. I'm making noise. You're making a lot of noise there. I'm making noise. You're making a lot of shuffling. You're shuffling things around. I'm still at work.
Speaker 2:I'm pretending like I'm working so that my boss, when he walks by, doesn't question me. That's great.
Speaker 1:Didn't we all have our ways of doing that when we were in the office, when you were the chief of police, you really didn't have to do anything, you could just sit there, well there's no one to question you Back in the day, Right, All right.
Speaker 2:So they used to knock on my door. They used to knock on my door. I shut the door every afternoon. And they'd knock on the door and say well, what are you doing? Are you taking a nap? And I was like I was. Did you have a couch in your?
Speaker 1:office.
Speaker 2:No, but I had a huge chair that reclined.
Speaker 1:It was great so you could, every once in a while, just close the door, lock it and just like, leave me alone. I need to decompress a little bit right, I'm in a meeting, yeah. Because I mean who's above you? You're the chief, the commissioner, commissioner, did you have a commissioner?
Speaker 2:there, or were you the top car? It was me, you know that. But I also worked, you know, 18 hour days, every day. So it wasn't like yeah, it wasn't like. You know, I was cheating. I, you need a nap once in a while.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. No, you were cheating, you were cheating the, the, the, but that's all right. That was then. This is now you're on you're on private company money, not not state money anymore. That's true. So what about? What about band members that are more popular than lead singers? Do you, do you have any of those?
Speaker 2:I do. I have a list besides, uh, uh, you know the obvious uh, scott mcclain from uh on the cat's tail, that's right. Uh, eight. So you know you, you called and asked me about that last week and my first, the very first one that came to my mind was tommy lee from my motley crew, and I know that the motley crew fans are going to say no, vince Neal, he's more popular and everything else. If you're not a Motley Crue fan and you said, give me a name of a band member of Motley Crue, tommy Lee's name is going to come up. And that has more to do with the fact that he he and Pamela Anderson made her, made that tape and it went around and made his rounds and stuff and made him famous. But I think that he was the very first one that popped in my head.
Speaker 1:So there's that. There's that Plus. He was, you know he is, but back in the day he was an over-the-top drummer. He was known for his. I saw them live, live, and he has a crazy drum set that you know, elevates off the ground. I watched him get hauled to the top of a arena in Fort Lauderdale and then swing from one end to the other literally playing drums and then swinging back. They had a drum kit up on the left side and then he'd swing back across. It was crazy, like he was the show, you know what I mean, like he was the standout of the show. So you know, there are, there are some drummers that, uh, that can do that, they can pull that off. And I'll give you tommy lee, I think, if you said, you know I didn't give any guidelines to this. So, yeah, I guess, if you said motley crew would be tomm Tommy Lee because of the celebrity connection, right? What about? What about? Uh, band members more popular than the lead singers? Carlos Santana, right, it's his band, right?
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:But he never really sings.
Speaker 2:I am on my list only because I'm not a fan. I don't really understand the popularity. He's a great guitarist and uh, but after that, uh, I don't understand it. I really don't. I don't get the popularity. Uh, maybe it was the times, but uh, I don't get it without a, without a pop. A popular person that he's singing with it's, it's just, it's just elevator noise to me. I don't really pay attention to anything that he's he's playing, so yeah, um, I know I never got him.
Speaker 1:I I like I said I got his. Uh, I got his albums and I give them away, like I, if somebody wants it. I'm like, yeah, you want to? Oh, you want a vinyl? I got a nice vinyl record for you and I'll give him a Carlos Santana and this is a perfect example. But although I do love this song though I love this song Now. He is great on the guitar, I give him that, but Michelle Branch is singing it. This was that compilation album that he did. I fucking love this song. Such a cool the gamer love. Such a cool fucking song, man.
Speaker 2:So it's interesting because I'm on the phone, I can't actually hear what you have playing there.
Speaker 1:Ah, okay, all right.
Speaker 2:Well, that's why you have these awkward pauses I didn't know you couldn't hear that.
Speaker 1:That makes sense. That makes sense. Uh, I I hope the listeners can hear it or I'm talking to nobody, or the music's going to but santana's on my list.
Speaker 2:I got a couple more, though I think like, uh, you know you got like eddie van halen, uh, I don't know about that, uh you know, fucking.
Speaker 1:David lee roth is pretty, fucking popular man.
Speaker 2:David lee roth is pretty popular he and the lead singer, the stepping on the cat's tails. They'll, they'll both tell you how great they are, but I, I don't. I don't understand that. Actually, I like, uh, I like sammy agar better, but uh, yeah, I I mean later on.
Speaker 1:Uh, you know, I I've come to really not like dave lee roth. I think he's a fucking, he's a tool now and he's he's a joke. And then I watch videos from back in the day, right from from mtv, and uh, I'm like how did I not see this guy? This guy is a fucking tool, great performer. You know, perfect voice for van halen, but his personality no wonder they wanted to kill him. He's just, he was a fucking douche. He just seemed like a douche.
Speaker 2:You know, yeah, but you know all us testosterone driven teenagers you know early 20s with.
Speaker 1:We were all into it because he was that cool guy. And you know mtv and van halen, but I don't know if he, if eddie van halen, is more popular than in that sense. You know. I mean, david lee roth was like a fucking, uh, a god, like a lead singer, like god for a while, you know, and but I mean, hey, listen, I, I, I can see it the other way too, but I have a question mark next to his because he's on my, uh, he's on my list, but I have a question. What?
Speaker 2:do you what do you always say it's your list. There's no wrong answer.
Speaker 1:No it is. But this is kind of a debatable type of thing. You know what I mean Like, but like, okay, I'll say Gene Simmons from Kiss he sang some songs. He sang some songs God of Thunder and you know but Paul Stanley was the lead singer really. Like he sang three quarters of the songs, which makes him the lead singer, and I think gene simmons was always more popular than paul stanley and the other guys in the band. Would you agree? I?
Speaker 2:I would agree. I'm not a huge kiss fan, though, either, so I mean it really. Most of the, you know, you google all this stuff, you look it up and you prepare and try to make you know something interesting out of the topic and and you and I'm like, I didn't like that band. I didn't like that band, I didn't like that. I never listened to that band, you know, and stuff. So, uh, I, I, I don't know, I just was never a big kiss fan. I had um friends growing up and they swore by them and they'd always play them when we'd go over and they'd put the records on and everything else, but I just was never a huge KISS fan. Are you American? Maybe it's the guys wearing makeup and stuff like that? That's not any joke there.
Speaker 1:I just didn't understand the whole concept. But when they broke you, I mean what? You were not in middle school, you were in elementary school when they broke you know you yeah, you really didn't. Yeah, I don't think you would have got it right. And when I was in junior high, you know that was the big deal.
Speaker 2:I grew up listening. I grew up listening to country music, so I didn't, I didn't really have. You know, that's all that was played in my house. There was some, there was some other stuff, you know, and then I, then you, then later on in high school, and everything else I branched off to other stuff.
Speaker 1:Right, right. What else do you have on your list?
Speaker 2:How about a little bit more contemporary than the 70s and 80s? How about Tom Morello from Raging Against?
Speaker 1:the Machine. That's a good one and, by the way, I don't Google. These are all my list, not google's list thank you.
Speaker 2:I I pulled a flan. I had to because you don't want to talk about country music.
Speaker 1:King of google. Um, so I had tom morello. Rage against the machine? Zach de la rocha? Yeah, probably, probably. Yeah, if you're not, because, yeah, and he he kind of stood out too as a guitar player and he would do interviews and like he was kind of out there. If you're a rage against the machine fan, then that's why I kind of question it's iffy, because you know, zach Della Rocha, that might be a 50-50. That's like a Jagger and Richards, like who's more popular, keith Richards or Mick Jagger. Good luck, good luck with that one, right.
Speaker 2:Well, how about Brian Wilson from the Beach Boys?
Speaker 1:Brian Wilson is a. I mean he's well known as a genius, like he was. Everybody kind of knew from the beginning. Brian Wilson was the Beach Boys, mike Love is the face of it. So, okay, more popular than the lead singer, yeah, but Brian Wilson did sing some songs too, but Mike Love was the lead singer and that's what drove Mike Love crazy. That's exactly what drove him crazy.
Speaker 2:He's been the basis of the songwriter, though. I mean he's the genius behind the songs.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and everything about it and the production of the songs, and I think that's what always pissed off Mike Love is Brian Wilson would get attention of the songs, and I think that's what that's what always pissed off mike love is is, uh, brian wilson would get attention. He would get attention because he everyone figured out he's the one that's doing this. You know, uh, and mike love is a douche, another fucking douche. You know, david lee roth isn't even in the stratosphere of of mike doucheness you know, hey, david Lee Roth's California Girls though great video, yeah, I appreciate that one.
Speaker 1:All his videos were funny, they were good, I mean, he was entertaining. And that's why I say it's hard to say that Eddie Van Halen was more popular than David Lee Roth. Again, I think that's a case of Jagger and Richards McCartney and Lennon, right, you know, like these two big personalities side by side. And then so let's go with Angus Young. Yeah, acdc, he's on my list. Yeah, angus Young more popular than Brian Johnson. Now, if, if, uh, what's his name? The original lead singer had lived, it might not be the case, because he was a fucking personality, you know uh, I just don't know how Angus Young doesn't have like a permanent headache.
Speaker 1:He probably does. He probably has a fucking neck problems, I'm sure, I'm sure he does, he, he has to.
Speaker 2:You know, I remember going to a club I I used.
Speaker 1:There was this club in boston called the channel and it used to have a lot of great like is that in new england?
Speaker 2:hey, wait, wait, is that in new england?
Speaker 1:it's in boston proper.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's in new england.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, um and uh, we would go see certain bands and I remember one night I went to one of these and I was right at the stage and all jacked up and you know drunk and you know whatever, and like I, I was like doing the whole headbanging thing right up and down, and I don't know how I woke up the next morning and my fucking neck was killing me Like it was, like I couldn't even move it.
Speaker 2:I was like I'm surprised.
Speaker 1:I didn't really have whiplash or something, but never really did that again.
Speaker 2:No, never did that again. You should do it.
Speaker 1:No, I don't know how. Like so, Metallica, right In their younger days. Uh, you know that's what they would do. They would just fucking their head, would go up and down, up and down. And uh, Jason Newstead, I think he did have neck problems after a while. Uh, the bass player, the one that left, Um, I think because of of that, he had neck problems I don't know.
Speaker 2:Remember that guy, uh um donovan from uh, when we were stationed overseas yeah, yeah, jeff donovan, yeah, yeah yeah, yeah. So he introduced me to metallica. And uh, we were. We were standing and looking at CDs. You know, they came in every Tuesday.
Speaker 1:This was in the Philippines, where the people listen, and this is when me and Todd was stationed in the Philippines.
Speaker 2:And we were standing and he says you can't handle that group, you can't handle that, you only like to listen. That he had a term for the music I listened to and I won't say it, but you can say it. You can say it. No, no, it's okay it's derogatory it's derogatory way too inappropriate. But he said, you know, he said that you, you can't handle that.
Speaker 1:And so I I got the patalica cd and I was like, okay, I'm booked so, wait, wait, this guy, this fucking guy, just commented in my my buddy, andy Mura, all the way from Australia, he's watching. Yeah, you got two listeners, yeah, I got way more than that, but I think, yeah, andy Mura. So Andy's my buddy, right, we're actually friends and we've never met. We've never met. He just says you were doing that head-banging thing, question mark you, bogan. That's bogan is a, is a a slang? Uh, in australia I think it means fucking idiot. In american I think it means fucking idiot, yeah, but me and andy, like we, we met and I love this story.
Speaker 1:So during the whole lockdown, you know, everybody started finding ways to stay entertained and I would. I started going on these, these Smiths, the Smiths like Facebook groups, right, and I started creating these like mashup videos, like I would take a Smith song and I'd put it with like a movie scene, like from West side story, and it matched like it was thing. And this motherfucker starts shredding me like just looking for a fight, right, and he's like criticizing me. I'm like I put work into this, right, and this dude, I don't know at the time, he's from Australia, right, and he just starts giving me the business. So I give it right back to him and he gives it right back to me. But I got him Like he has this like wit about him that I started I kind of respected it Right, and so like we FaceTimed a couple, more than a couple, of times during the whole pandemic thing.
Speaker 1:You know, I think it's 13 hours difference or something. But yeah, me and Andy have been buddies ever since. Someday we'll meet Someday, like he'll tell me, hey, I'm going to see the church, like in Australia where he is. I think he's in Melbourne and you know we'll like kind of message back and forth through Facebook Messenger or whatever. But that's my buddy, so he's watching all the way from Australia. Good on you, mate. Good on you.
Speaker 2:Hey, ask Andy if they listen to country music over there in Australia, American country music.
Speaker 1:Andy, I think he heard you. Andy Miura, he's an Italian-Australian. How the fuck does that work? He's like a guinea kangaroo right.
Speaker 2:His great-great-great-great-great-grandfather committed a crime and got pushed off to Australia, and he's living the good life now because of it. He's living the good life in Australia.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I don't know. I think Australia might be slightly overrated, considering it gets up to 120 degrees there in the summer. I don't know, I don't know, I think. I think australia might be slightly overrated, considering it gets up to 120 degrees there in the summer.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I don't know, and there's white sharks what I just did is what the the idiots and I love them, they're my idiots, but the idiots up north, my friends, they're like I'm not going to fucking florida, there's alligators and sharks down there. I'm not going down there, it's too hot in Florida. I just did that to Andy about Australia. It's too hot and there's sharks, but they got crocodiles. If you live in the city people, you don't have that shit.
Speaker 2:My daughter lives in Ohio, and it was negative eight a couple of about a week ago, and so I'm pretty sure that anybody that lives in that temperature would love to be in Florida right now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my friend Joanne Kozborski. She says, hi Scott, hi Joanne, I love you, joanne, she's such a nice person, such, maybe Joanne Ko's such a nice person such.
Speaker 2:Maybe Joanne Kiswowski might be the nicest person on Facebook. Has she ever met you in?
Speaker 1:person. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we met. We met at one of my town parties. Uh, when me and Jack used to throw those parties until my friend Bob, it was the three of us he passed away, so we're not doing them anymore, but yeah, she came. She came to one of them. It was great. I met her and her husband. We had pictures. It was a St Patrick's Day thing, so it was pretty good. So, yes, I did get to meet Joanna. She's a wonderful person. Like I said, maybe the nicest person on Facebook.
Speaker 2:Hey, another question for you, Scott Are you ever going to listen to country music?
Speaker 1:No, well, I mean, I will listen to country music, country Western. I won't listen to new country music. I won't listen to country pop.
Speaker 2:So I'm telling you right now, for you and all your three listeners, that you're missing out a little bit. There are some really actually some good songs out there right now. Are some really actually some good songs out there right now and you know I'm not a big fan of the of the country that you know bleeds over into pop or rap or anything else, you know but there are some really good songs out there right now and I think that you're missing out, scott. There's some. There's some great ones that could relate to you and your personal life and your former life and what we used to do, and I mean, I think there's some good writing going on in the country world.
Speaker 1:Well, I'll leave that to you. My friend, I'll leave that. You're the subject. Did you ever get sick of that term? Did you ever get sick of the term in the military or in your police career? I know I did real fast the term in the military or in your police career. I know I did real fast. Uh, that todd is the subject matter expert for this particular subject did you have all that?
Speaker 2:all that means is you know 51 more than the other guy we had this, uh uh uh, we had this fucking.
Speaker 1:She was just an asshole. She was a team leader I don't care in in customs she was an asshole and, uh, the chief liked her for some reason and, like I don't know, she all of a sudden, all of a sudden. Now I did 10 years in the air force and I think my first couple years I used german shepherds and the rest were Malinois. For the rest of my career, like the last seven years straight of just Malinois all the way through, and you work with Malinois for seven years, you kind of know a lot about Malinois, would you? Would you agree, todd, a hundred percent, being an ex-K-9 guy right In the military and in military and in the police departments, somehow, this guy, this chief, he blessed her with.
Speaker 1:She is the Belgian Malinois subject matter expert. She's the expert on Malinois. She spent, like I don't know, four years in the Air Force. That was it. And I don't even know how many dogs that four years in the Air Force, that was it. And I don't even know how many dogs that she had in the Air Force in four years. Maybe one, right, but somehow she becomes the subject matter expert on Belgian Malinois.
Speaker 2:Good luck being an expert on those fucking dogs. Yeah, no, that's a lifetime of learning with those dogs.
Speaker 1:Look at seven years and I still had one that that beat me. I, I couldn't, I, I lost, I lost, it was, it was devastating to me. Yeah, uh, he kind of washed out but, yeah, I was a great.
Speaker 2:Uh, the difference between a german shepherd and a malinois is a German shepherd walks into the room looking for bad guy or drugs and goes into the room and says, oh well, there's a lamp over in the corner. The light is a little dimmed. It's about, you know, 200 square feet, so I'm going to go ahead and start over here and it analyzes the entire room. Malinois goes in, knocks over that lamp, takes out the lighting, goes through the wall and finds a guy on the other side. That's the difference between the two dogs One analyzes the other, one just goes in head first and you have to figure out a way to control that.
Speaker 1:And and uh, and I found out, uh, speaking of German Shepherds, when I was working them in customs as detective dogs. Uh, well, I didn't have them but I watched them, right, I had partners that had German Shepherds and I knew this about German Shepherds and I'll say, in detection work I didn't like Malinois. In detection work for various reasons that we don't have to talk about now. The difference between a German Shepherd, detector dog and like a good lab or golden retriever the golden retriever, the lab, goes right to you know, when they hit source, they stay there and they're like dig, bite, bite, big scratch, you know, or sit, whatever German Shepherd's like oh, okay, it's here, but I'm going to check over here too, and then I'm going to go past where I know it is and I'll go to the other side and see if maybe it's over there and I'm going to scan back and it's like motherfucker, like yeah, german Shepherds, but but we digress, we went from Australia to dogs.
Speaker 2:So, yeah, hey, while I sit on the phone, I'm telling you there's a song that you have to listen to, even though it is not in your genre of love. For me, does it have?
Speaker 1:synth in it? Does it have synth in it any sense? But?
Speaker 2:papa roach decided to go over to country music and he has a song with carrie underwood saying that, and it's called Leave a Light On Dude. It's incredible. You should at least listen to it Leave a Light On what is it.
Speaker 1:It's Motel 6. Write that down. Listen to it Papa Roach and Carrie Underwood in a Motel 6.
Speaker 2:That guy can sing.
Speaker 1:Say it again. What is that? Carrie Underwood and Papa Roach? Did they write that in a Motel 6? We'll leave the light on. I can't wait to listen to it. Before you go let me get Patty said great song. She's heard it.
Speaker 2:It is a great song. There's another one by Ella Langley that you have to listen to. It says you Look Like you Love Me. That's every man's dream. If you ever listen to that back in the day Now I'm too old, but back then that would have been great yeah, well, I'm glad you heard it.
Speaker 1:Give me.
Speaker 2:That's a great song too. You got to open up your mind, Scott.
Speaker 1:No, I've tried, I'm not listening to that shit, I'm just not. Hey, give me two more. Give me two more band members uh, more popular than the lead singer two more band members, yeah, do you have.
Speaker 2:That, do you have?
Speaker 1:two more on your list, two more or is your?
Speaker 2:list done no, that's my list, I'm done okay, okay I found six that I can actually talk about.
Speaker 1:All right, Well, listen. Then you did six. That was better than five, right?
Speaker 2:I gave you something to open your mind. I gave you some country music. I have the top 10 country music songs that you should be listening to right now. I'm all listed out.
Speaker 1:You know what? It's? Not about me, me, you've been trying to hammer this whole hip-hop thing on me. I'm, I'm it's not about me, it's about the listener. So let's get big head todd the wet sprockets. Top 10 list of country songs you should be listening to.
Speaker 2:Here we go all right number and not in any particular order, but these, this is. I got them listed one through 10. So Jordan Davis and Luke Bryant by dirt. Great song, jelly roll, winning street. Great song, morgan Wallen, love somebody. Great song, thomas Mack Ain't no Scott? You have to listen to that one. That is absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 1:Way too many to listen to.
Speaker 2:Sam Barber, indigo Great. Have to listen to that one. That is absolutely hilarious. There's way too many to listen to. Sam barber, indigo great song. Zach top um, uh, I never lie. Great song. Uh, let me see zach brian. I remember everything. Sam hunt, breaking up in a small town great song. I already told you about papa roach and carrie underwood. Leave uh light on six. Then the hell of langley, it looks like I love you, you looks like you love me. That's a. That's my top 10 to listen to right now. Underwood, leave a Light On and then Hello, langley, it Looks Like I Love you, you Looks Like you Love Me. That's my top 10 to listen to right now. You should make a playlist and put it on your podcast so that people take those and listen to them and learn to appreciate country music for what it is today.
Speaker 1:Yeah, how about if you do that? How about if you make the top 10 country songs you should be listening to and you can use the milk crates and turntables thing? Go on Spotify, create a, spread a playlist milk crates and turntables top 10 country songs you should be those. Be my guest. Be my guest Use the brand.
Speaker 2:Did you ever read that story on that guy that, uh, every time he um. On that guy that, uh, every time he um, every time he bent over, country music started playing out of his ass. Did you ever read that story? No, no, so he, he, every time he bends over, country music starts playing out of his ass. He goes oh, I gotta go to the doctor, there's something wrong with me. So he goes to the doctor and he goes doctor, doctor, you gotta look at this. So he goes to the doctor and he pulls down his pants, he bends over and country music starts playing out of his ass. And the doctor says that's not a big deal. And he goes wait, did you not see I bend over and country music comes out of my ass. And the doctor goes no, no, it's okay, because any old asshole can play country music ah, yeah, yeah, okay yeah, yeah, I gave you it out, hold on there you go, crickets.
Speaker 1:And what happened?
Speaker 2:that's all I got that's that's. That's the funniest thing I know. I don't have any other ones.
Speaker 1:I I haven't. I haven't used that sound effect since mark smith who, by the way, everybody mark smith is doing well. I still talk to him all the time. Mark smith is doing well um, now, since?
Speaker 2:since? Do I have to give you a whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, or you're an idiot? Do I have to say those two things while we're on, or?
Speaker 1:I could go. Without that, I go, I can go, hey, hey it's almost over way more things to talk about so, but I might, I might not. Um, what about pantera? You, are you familiar with pantera?
Speaker 2:not one little bit. I know that. I know that they they have good bread there do you ever hear of the alan parsons project? Oh yeah, yeah, I actually know somebody that used to date, alan Parsons. Actually, maybe still does, I don't really know. But I've heard all the stories.
Speaker 1:He's a perfect example of more popular than the lead singer, because Alan Parsons never sang. He never sang.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so that shows you how little I know about Alan Parsons. No, a lot of people didn't know that, because I don't know about the stories.
Speaker 1:A lot of people didn't know that. Yeah, oh, about the stories that your friend or whatever that my friend tells me. Yeah, is he gay? No, she, oh, she, oh, okay All right, I was going to say I didn't know. Alan Parsons, you know, jumped over the fence. I was just, you know no.
Speaker 2:No, that's good to know.
Speaker 1:That's good to know. What about Travis Barker from Blink-182? Blink-182?.
Speaker 2:You never heard of Travis.
Speaker 1:Barker, he dated Pink, I think, for a while, or they were married. They were married. Yeah dated pink, I think for a while, or they were married. They were married. Yeah, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 2:You brought up tommy lee and pamela, all of my, my, my knowledge. I got nothing left I'm just your average music listened listener. That's it. I got nothing if I don't listen to your show. I know nothing about music did you just pull?
Speaker 1:did you just pull a richard garen? Uh in a, a gentleman and an officer, officer and a gentleman.
Speaker 2:I got nothing you can't kick me out. I got nothing. I got nowhere to go was there ever a more pathetic scene. What are you?
Speaker 1:lewis gossett Jr right now, goddamn mayonnaise. Yeah, I got nothing, scott.
Speaker 2:Your ratings are plummeting with me on your show.
Speaker 1:I don't care. After 171 episodes, do you think I'm really looking? I got my ratings. I get my downloads. I'm good with all that. I'm not looking. I got my ratings, I get my downloads. I I'm good with all that. I'm not worried about that.
Speaker 2:They, I think, my cult following follows, I think. If Jack doesn't show up next week, I think maybe you should have Iron man uh, be your co-host.
Speaker 1:I yeah, he's. He doesn't have much to say.
Speaker 2:That's the problem well, he has more better information about music than than your calling.
Speaker 1:Yes, well, listen, if I have, if I have a, uh, I'll give you a, a heads up. You pay for the time, so I gotta give you the time right. So I'll give you a heads up on what you should google next week we'll just call I, I flinned it.
Speaker 2:I'll just call ai, right just just, it's the same thing.
Speaker 1:Hey, you know what I use ai more now than I do speaking of ai. Look at that, perry denovich, the ai he says I like when you talk to the sprocket. See, you have your fans. Now Patty likes you. You got fans.
Speaker 2:I see Patty weighing in there, yeah, you got fans, you got fans.
Speaker 1:Don't beat yourself up. Big head, todd, he does have a big head.
Speaker 2:No beating up, I'm good, I'm good, I know what I like, I like. What I like and that's the thing too is that you are pretty well-rounded. You are a little narrow when it comes to the country music, but you know, I think that people like what they like. You know there's I don't I want to listen to a genre of music when I'm in the car and I don't want the DJ to veer from that. Like you know, I listened and I don't want the DJ to veer from that. Like you know, I listened. It was. It was what's the guy's name from Wham, not George Michael, the other guy.
Speaker 1:Oh, you just caught me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, andrew Ridgway.
Speaker 2:So it was his birthday and they played Wham on Sirius XM's First Wave and I'm like that's not a First Wave, not a first wave show, uh, so don't, don't, don't play that on this channel, I don't want to listen to it. So I mean, and I don't know if that's normal, but I just like what I like and I think that you know when, when, when you know people like you that try to listen to a whole bunch of different genres of music and you guys analyze them and think about them and do deep dives and stuff like that. That's why I like listening to the show, because I don't do any of that. I just say, okay, I like that song, I don't like that song, I like that group and I don't like that group.
Speaker 1:But I'm pretty sure that I'm the norm you just might be, I go down rabbit holes with music, like on spotify, or I used to do it on Amazon when I was paying for Amazon music. Um, I just I just go down these rabbit holes and I find some good shit, like it's. So I hear a song and this is kind of how, how it, how it goes with me. Um, I'll be, I'll be watching a video on YouTube or a Facebook reel or something, and uh, I'll hear like a song in the background. It's just a clip of the song and I I become like I want to find out what song that is and I start going into all this, like I start reading comments and like I could scroll fucking a thousand comments to find out who that is. And then, if I even get close to it, then I work my way into it and I'll find the song.
Speaker 1:And then with that song, there's usually other songs around it or suggestions, right. So that takes me down a whole nother rabbit hole. I did that the other night for like almost two hours just scanning through music and adding shit to my very few to my playlist. But you know, that's just how I do it. You know I'll sit down. It's, it's relaxing to me to do that, you know, and that's how I sound like a lot of work, scott no, you're just sitting there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm just sitting in the recliner, I'm not doing any hard hitting, I'm just listening to music and in a song. So a song has to get me in like the first 15 seconds, about the first 15 seconds, and if it, if it's all right, I'm still waiting I'll go to baby 30 seconds. If it gets me in there, I'll listen to the song, if it doesn't, I move on. So I don't listen to full songs.
Speaker 2:But when you're doing that, is that based on, like, a certain station that you're listening to, or is it based on a certain era that you're listening to?
Speaker 1:No, it could be a genre, but again, like this song that I played at the beginning of the show, right, I just heard them the other night and I was like I'm going to just I just start doing kind of a deep dive on them. I listened to the songs that are on Spotify. I look at how many downloads, then I'll go to YouTube and I want to see what they look like and I, and then I find other songs by them on YouTube and now I've found a lot of bands where they have like just a couple of good songs and the rest I don't know like these are. These are anomalies, these two good songs, because the rest of it's kind of like blah, you know. But I just, I just love doing that. I love just kind of digging around and finding something new.
Speaker 1:And this girl, lola Young, like this girl is going to be a, she's going to be, she's going to have song of the year number one, uh, with the song Messy. It's an amazing song, lyrics are brilliant. She's a young british girl, like english girl, I think she's probably from manchester, heavy cockney accent, um, kind of overweight, doesn't you know? Just, she's just herself great fucking voice. But I heard the song on on a facebook re and I was like who is that? It was just literally like a 10-second clip of it and I found it and I was like this girl's fucking good Next thing, you know, like she's starting to blow up. She's starting to blow up and it's just that's what.
Speaker 1:If I hear something, I like I look for it, and there's usually stuff around it, you know. But it's what I do do, I've always done that, so it's not a lot to me. Some people would rather play video games or some people would rather read a book. It's all. It's all the same, you know, it's just. Mine takes me in another direct, a bunch of directions. Yeah, patty us. He says messy. I've been kind of. I've been pushing that song for like the last week, but my generation doesn't get it.
Speaker 2:I'm looking at it on my iPad. You're right, she you know. Yeah, listen to the song.
Speaker 1:The song's fucking amazing. It's amazing Like. This is. My wife, dr Vera, actually said we were listening to it on the way home and she never says anything, like she just listens and she doesn't mind, right, she's cool. And as soon as the song ends, the only thing she says is that was a very angry song. That was a very angry song.
Speaker 2:I'm going to have to listen to it now, but that's going to be song of the year.
Speaker 1:I guarantee now, and it's only January that's going to be song of the year. I guarantee now and it's only January that's going to be song of the year, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 2:And again, the average guy, the average person listening to your show, goes oh okay, I'm going to listen to that one, but other than that, I would never hear that song. Because, again, I have my set stations on right, on sirius xm, I have certain songs downloaded on my phone, uh, that I play, especially when that uh, terrible, terrible show uh from uh marky ramon, yeah, it's terrible. So on tuesday when I drive home, that's when it starts it starts at five o'clock on pacific time and I I gotta listen to something else. I can't listen to that guy. Um, yeah, you know, as we all know, I'm not a ramones fan. I think they are way, way, way, way overrated, even though jack loves them yeah, so you and me both, buddy, you and me both.
Speaker 1:But uh, all right. Well, listen, I know you got to get back to work, so this was your lunch hour. Oh, no, it's eight o'clock at night. You're, are you home?
Speaker 2:no, no, it's five o'clock it's 501 at my desk at work and, uh, nobody's bothering me, which means that I'm really not that important. What time do you leave? Uh 501 501.
Speaker 1:That's when I leave. So well, buddy, thanks for giving me an hour. That was great.
Speaker 2:That was great yeah, no problem, I'm sure, like I said, I'm sure your one listener uh was was thrilled to hear my voice when perry denovich, the ai, pipes in and gives you the two thumbs up, then you're good. The AI does not fuck around. He's on YouTube.
Speaker 1:He comments off YouTube. The AI doesn't fuck around. He won't say anything if he doesn't like it, but if he likes it he'll say something, and he did. He got the AI's two thumbs up. That's a thing. That's a thing I'll go with that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm going to end it with that. That way, I leave on a good note, you know so. As long as you keep paying for your time. I'll call you next week too. Yeah, Thanks for that. Thanks for all the seed money and stuff to get me on the show. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1:No, you pay me, I don't pay you. You pay me. Don't tell the fans that I'm paying you.
Speaker 2:Do not say that this is.
Speaker 1:I'm paid, I'm not. You're paying me. I'm not paying you, you're paying me.
Speaker 2:Listen, listen, listen. Don't cash that check I gave you. Give me a couple months before you try to cash that check.
Speaker 1:All right, buddy, Listen. Thanks for sitting in and doing this. This was fun, man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, all right, have a great rest of your show.
Speaker 1:All right, my brother, I'll talk to you later.
Speaker 2:All right, bye.
Speaker 1:Bye, there you go. Yeah, there you go. Big head, todd the Witsprocket. He did almost an hour. Look at him, he did 50 minutes or something. He's getting paid to do that. That's well, that's that's. When you're the boss, you can do that, you know. So let me get back to this. So I have, so we're over an hour right now, and I, you know, I have a bunch of names of band members that are more popular than the lead singers.
Speaker 1:I have underrated singers, and I promised Patty that I would do this, and and this is like the third week now and I started doing it but me and Todd Big Head, todd the wet sprocket, got caught up in BAMM. So I'll do. I'll do underrated lead singers next week. Patty, don't be mad at me. She chastised me last week. I thought you were doing underrated singers. She commented that she chastised me. Last week. I thought you were doing underrated singers. She commented that she chastised me.
Speaker 1:I think it was in capital letters too, with an angry face emoji and a middle finger emoji. I think that too I don't know if I remember correctly Could be wrong, could be wrong. You know what he gave me? This song, let's see. It's called. What was it called uh, keep the light on, and I don't know, keep the light on. I can't listen to this shit, but I he's a big head to all the west rockers. Oh, it's such a great song, you'll love it. Papa roach yeah, papa roach went over the country. That, that's okay. I'm fine. I learned from you no, she, she didn't get, or you didn't give me the capital letters with the angry face emoji and the middle finger Patty, no, oh, okay, that must've been somebody else. Then I get those every once in a while. Uh, so, big head, todd the witch market wants me to play. Keep the light on, leave a light on, leave a light on.
Speaker 1:You know, papa Roach, he was like that nineties dude. You know that that rap and metal, like rap and rock, rock and metal, whatever it was, uh, and he had a couple of good songs and you know then that they just never really did anything. He never did anything else in this. So you know, this is what they do like. I'm gonna go be a country singer now, right, so against my better judgment, and I'm just gonna. I don't know how much of this I'm gonna play, but this is. I was told to play it, listen to it by bighead tollerwitz, rocket papa roach, carrie underwood. Uh, leave a light on so let's see.
Speaker 2:Oh, jesus, really oh, no, no, no no no, no.
Speaker 1:What the fuck would make him think I would like this song. Perry Denevich, the AI, says I just smoked a roach. I like smoked a roach better than Papa Roach.
Speaker 2:I love it. Papa Roach, I love it.
Speaker 1:This is it. This is Leave a Light On what the fuck is this shit. What am I? I've already listened to it way too much. What the no? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no hold on hold on, everybody, hold on, come on this. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. So I, I just I just played that song. Leave a light on what the fuck, kind of shit is that?
Speaker 1:what do you? What do you think soft Like? What makes you think I'm going to like a? That song sucks.
Speaker 2:You saw him here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, I had to call you. I just played the song, like half of it, even Perry Denevich the AI says Papa Roach. Yeah, yeah, absolutely amazing song. Yeah, yeah, no, no, no, it's amazingly sucky. Perry Denevich, the AI, commented Papa Roach, I just smoked a roach.
Speaker 2:Hey, patty Ozzie likes it, so who do you want to?
Speaker 1:believe. No, she said. She said that's not it is it? No, buddy, you just lost a lot of credibility. You got a week to make it up. Okay, you got a week to get out of this this is home.
Speaker 2:That's a great song. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a great song. That guy's got some pipes, carrie underwood's got some pipes.
Speaker 1:It's a great song yeah, enjoy drinking your fucking fizzy water beer while you whatever is seltzer beer and you know white claw. Go have a white claw and listen to that music, that song it's perfect with with my pinky out yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, all right, I'll leave you alone.
Speaker 2:That song sucked it's a great song. Yeah, yeah, yeah credibility.
Speaker 1:You just lost a lot of credibility with me all right, I'll talk to you later all right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, I'm not. That doesn't that song will. I'm gonna block that song on spotify. I'm gonna block that garbage. What the hell was that really? Really, I gotta shake that. I gotta shake that. I gotta get, I gotta get something else going here. Um, like I, I have to. I have to lose. I know how I'll get that, I know how I'll get it out. I'm just going to do this. Oh, thank you Lord. Oh, thank you Lord. Thank you. Uh, this is a. This is a cleansing. This is an absolute cleansing.
Speaker 1:After that piece of shit song I just listened to Just lost all credibility. Ah, thank you. Thank you, mick and Keith and Mick Taylor. Oh man, yeah, I feel better now. Yeah, I feel better now. I feel better now. Yeah, a little brown sugar Shake it like a black girl should. Yeah, I don't care. I can say that now it's new. New, there's a new time, there's a new sheriff in town. The woke shit is gone.
Speaker 1:Although the Beatles I mean the Rolling Stones they say, well, we're not gonna play that song At concert anymore. But you know what? I give them credit. They've been playing that song for almost 50 years, so you know, that's probably the out that they wanted. Well, it mentions black girls. It says black girls. So you shouldn't sing that anymore in concert, because I'm a white liberal female and that irritates me. Well, I won't go down that avenue. But they were like, okay, we're not going to play it anymore. That's cool, thank God. Thank God, let me see, let me go down my list. I'll finish my list. I have a few more more than a few more band members more popular than their lead singer. But first, let me go back over here, let me go in here, let me go all the way down here scan, scan, scan, scan, scan. And let's go back to I don't know. Let's do, let's do this song again. I like that song, the song I started the show off with. Yeah, I'll put this as some background music. What?
Speaker 2:Huh.
Speaker 1:I love this song.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:This is some good shit right here. I don't care what anybody says, you gotta have some rhythm. I don't care how white you are.
Speaker 2:You gotta have some rhythm.
Speaker 1:Right now there's somebody going Ow, I can't believe he's playing that music, it's so terrible. Yeah well, go listen to Fucking Smoke A Roach and Carrie Under Ruse. Yeah, yeah, yeah, alright, where was I? My videos are getting Slaughtered lately by copyright infringements. Getting slaughtered. I think last week I had a I don't know like 34 copyright violations in one show. Yeah, youtube, I don't get a strike. Like I said, that's really what matters. My channel's good, the video might get you know, know, but again, this is about the podcast. So podcast is like no, they don't care, it's fucking good luck.
Speaker 1:All right, let's get back to band members more popular than the lead singer. So I went through carlo santana, gene simmons. What about p Townsend? Pete Townsend is more popular, I think, than Roger Daltrey Right From the who. I just think he is. I mean, roger, he ekes out, I think he ekes out the win. Roger Daltrey is popular, but I think Pete Townsend was more Dimebag Darryl from Pantera.
Speaker 1:Phil Insalmo was the lead singer, but dime bag daryl, the guitar player who unfortunately got murdered on stage some years back. Uh, dime bag was more popular. Um, alan parsons, I already mentioned him. Jerry garcia is jerry gar. I know he sang some songs. I'm not a Grateful Dead like, I don't even like them, but I just think that he's probably more popular than all the other.
Speaker 1:I know there's another singer I forget his name Weir, weir, something Weir, and maybe I don't know. Again, I got a question mark next to his, just like Eddie Van Hal. Know again, I got a question mark next to his. Just like Eddie Van Halen, I got a question mark. Is he really more popular than David Lee Roth? I don't know. Uh, richie Blackmore. Richie Blackmore, I'll say with Rainbow, right, he started the band, so of course he carries the name. But Ronnie James Dio was the lead singer for Rainbow for a little while and he was pretty popular.
Speaker 1:But when, ritchie Blackmore, you know, popular Eric Clapton put his solo career aside and oh, there you go. Hey, dr Porkchop just chimed in. This is good evening, my friend. Good evening, dr Porkchop, talking about band members that are more popular than the lead singer, so, but you missed three quarters of the show, but that's okay, that's all right. Dr Porkchop will always get a pass with me.
Speaker 1:So, eric clapton, eric clapton, um, um, a solo career aside, he played with the root, a group called the roosters, uh, casey jones and the engineers right in his days. And then he got with the Yardbirds, john Mayles, blues Breakers, cream, delaney and Barney and friends and Blind Faith right. I think Eric Clapton was probably more popular than Jack Bruce and Cream. He was definitely more popular than Steve Winwood and blind faith. Uh, dr Porkchop says Gene Simmons. Oh, big head Todd the wet sprocket just can't let go. I'm driving home, entertain me, nope, uh, dr Porkchop says Gene Simmons yeah, I mentioned him earlier. He was like the second one on my list. I agree, he sang some songs but Paul Stanley was the lead singer but Gene Simmons was the standout in that band. So Eric Clapton, blind Faith again, he was already established. Then the Yardbirds Keith Relf was the lead singer, so definitely I mean that could be a toss-up.
Speaker 1:Who was more popular, eric Clapton or Jeff Beck with the original Yardbirds and then Casey Jones and the Engineers? I don't even know what his status was at that point with those bands, those earlier bands, but I would say any band. After he became like clapped in his God type shit. He was more popular than the lead singer Scott Ian from Anthrax. From Anthrax, joey Belladonna is the lead singer, but Scott Ian kind of guitar player. He stood out. And then I have Mike Rutherford, from you know, originally from Genesis, but he was not by far the most popular person in Genesis, but Mike and the Mechanics.
Speaker 1:I guess, when it's your band what the fuck was that? Something just fell, yikes. I guess when it's your band, you're going to be the most popular guy in the band. I would think, although Paul Carrick and Paul Young were the lead singers and Paul Carrick is a very, very established singer I mean, he sang with Squeeze Paul Carrick actually sang Squeeze's biggest hit Tempted, tempted by the fruit of another. See, I can sing. I don't know what Big Head Todd was talking about. I can sing. I got my toothbrush, my toothpaste, a flannel for my skin I don't even know what it was Pajamas, a hairbrush, new shoes and a face I add to my reflection. Tell me what is my dead face, tempted by the fruit of another? See, I don't know what he's talking about. I'm not underrated, no, no, I am the lead singer of Milk Crates and Turntables. Yes, I am. Yeah, that should be a band Milk crates and turntables.
Speaker 1:Okay, which one is milk crates and which one is turntables? Come on, that's funny shit. Come on, two guys, two guys in a band. They call it milk crates and turntables. Imagine that being your nickname. Yo, milk crates and turntables. Imagine that being your nickname. Yo, milk crates. Get over here, hey, hey, milk crates. Go get me a beer, milk crates. Oh that's. That's actually a pretty funny, pretty funny nickname Yo, milk crates.
Speaker 1:I might start calling people that, just like you know. Like you know, people make up shit. Like you see someone do something stupid and you're like yo, idiot, right, I'm just going to start calling people milk crates. Yo, milk crate, what are you doing? You're about as smart as a milk crate. I think I'm onto something here. Feel free to use this. People, this is free material, it's all yours. You got a kid, you got a grandkid. They do something stupid. Say what are you? Yo, milk crate, what are you doing? Yeah, I think that's. I'm bringing Milk Crates back, baby. Yeah, just make sure you tell them that you heard it from Milk Crates at Turntables.
Speaker 1:Yes, dr Porkchop, I did say this is one of those lost 80s hits. Right here, this is definitely a lost 80s hit, absolute lost 80s hit. It's a great song. You see, this is the shit. You stumble on this one. I go down these rabbit holes, I stumble into this stuff and it's like, oh shit, I forgot about this song. And then you're like, ah, it's like listening to it all over again, it's like new all over again. And that's a great feeling when you find a song and you're like, damn, right, there, miss Christina drives a 944. David and David.
Speaker 1:Satisfaction oozes from the pores. David and David, hold on. This is how you know. It's an 80s song. Right here, right here, right here, yep, yep, yeah. Now it's fentanyl on her dresser. Yeah, yeah, yeah, now it's fentanyl on her dresser. That's not funny, but it is what it is. It is what it is. In the 80s, it was just all cocaine, all cocaine, cocaine, cocaine, cocaine. It was everywhere. It was everywhere, trust me. Now it's unfortunately that fentanyl, and that's that's dangerous.
Speaker 1:At least back then you complained that your Coke wasn't, uh, wasn't strong enough because somebody mixed it with, probably, uh, uh, what is it? Uh, like baby laxatives, which they did, or Manitol. Oh yeah, oh yeah, you got it. You had to get the shit right, either at source or second to source. I don't need to give you a lesson on how you should buy your cocaine. That's not a good not setting a good precedent on this. I'll move on. I'll just move on.
Speaker 1:Forget, I even said that it's, even said that it's. I don't know, I don't know. I googled it, to tell you the truth. I googled that, um, that, even up on, even up our noses. Yeah well, yep, yep, so they say so. Like I said, I just googled all that stuff. I'm just trying to trying to get some, some, some coke cred. I'm looking for cocaine cred, cocaine cred. And hey, can it's not treat. I don't want, I don't need street cred, I want cocaine cred. How's that? That's how I'm rolling, yeah, yeah, uh. So let me see, uh, I'm almost done with this and then, uh, I'm coming up on 90 minutes. It's a good show. Uh see, I really I don't need I don't need.
Speaker 1:I don't need jack, I don't. Uh, oh, I think I'm done. Yeah, scott ian and mike rutherford that's that's my list. Uh, so let me run by it, and then I'm going to kind of end this Because Dr Vera just got home a little while ago and I'm going to hang out with her.
Speaker 1:The beautiful and ageless. The ageless I have to talk about my wife. She's so, so gorgeous, and I found a picture of her from 2015. 10 years ago, and she looks exactly the same I. I put these pictures side by side. I'm just madly in love with my wife. That's all there is to it. So if I, I talk about, I abs, I adore my wife, absolutely adore her. She's a wonderful person, but she's ageless. Like, I posted this picture side by side and some say she looks better at 55 than 45. Like, yeah, yeah, I don't know her. Oh, yeah, I'm going to go hang out with her. She works hard, and so I had dinner ready for her. I make dinner before I go to come into my studio, and she gets off at 7 on thursdays, and by the time she gets home, I had dinner ready for her and uh, uh, yeah, so I'm gonna go hang out with her. Uh, yes, darling, she calls me darling man. Yes, darling man, that's what she says. That's what she calls me, darling man. Uh. So let me see, let me get out my list of band members. More popular than the lead singer Carlos Santana, gene Simmons, pete Townsend, angus Young, dimebag, darryl Alan Parsons, jerry Garcia, eddie Van Halen, richie Blackmore, travis Barker from Blink-182, eric Clapton in all of his bands, probably Scott Ian from Anthrax and Mike Rutherford from Mike and the Mechanics. Again, that's kind of questionable, but because it's his band, just like Santana or you know, uh, whoever else I named, but yeah, so that's it, that's it, that's my show, that's the show.
Speaker 1:That's episode 171. Good episode, big Head, todd the Wits Rocket Paying for his time. I don't pay him. Don't believe that I don't pay him, he pays me. I don't pay anybody to come on this show. They pay me. Remember that, remember that. So, with all that, yep, what did he say? Patty Yossi says great show. Thanks for all the info and the laughs. Yep, that's why I do it. This is my church. This is my church. Oh, there he is, the king of Google, mark Flynn. 171 was a good episode. Yes, it was Little gorillas to take me out Gorillas. You got to love gorillas. Go listen to them. Great, great, great, great, great, great band. Yeah, dr Porkchop was on the payroll once before. So was Bubba.
Speaker 1:So, as I always say, well, thanks for watching, thanks for listening. If you liked it, share it, subscribe, whatever platform you're on. If you didn't like it, well, whatever platform you're on. If you didn't like it, well, thanks for listening. For where we? At One hour and 27 minutes, I appreciate that that's a lot of hate listening. If you didn't like the show and you listened for an hour and 27 minutes, that's a lot of hate listening. It's like people that watch the View just to hate it. Why you put yourself through that, I don't know. I don't know, but I'm glad you put yourself through it for this show and all the looniness, whatever it is.
Speaker 1:Whatever this show is, week to week it varies, it jumps around, so and as I always say, doing this, doing this show, for you, to quote my favorite artist, Morrissey Let me stop something. Hold, stop the music, stop the music. Let me see. Is this it, let me see? All right, I'm going to do this again, I'm going to. So, where I get the saying, the pleasure, the privilege is mine, and I did this, I don't know, probably four months ago, five months ago. This is where I get that saying from my man Morrissey, from my man Morrissey. This is when he was with the Smiths.
Speaker 2:So let me see, Let me jump ahead a little.
Speaker 1:Let me see, let's see, alright, hold on, here we go. Yeah, here we go, here we go, here we go here we go yeah.
Speaker 1:That's where it comes from. And I actually, when I saw him in Madison Square Garden and Blondie backed him up, which is just an amazing show he actually acknowledged it and he said I want to thank Blondie for doing the show with us tonight, with me tonight. And although they thanked me, I have to say to them the pleasure, the privilege was mine and I thought that was the fucking coolest thing, one of the coolest things I ever saw at a concert. That he acknowledged Blondie like that. He quoted the lyrics of one of his songs is one of his most famous, popular, popular songs, famous songs, and he used that as an uh, a compliment to Blondie and they were fantastic that night.
Speaker 1:So I thought I would borrow it from my, from my guy, Morrissey. So, everybody, again, thanks for watching, thanks for listening. If you like it, share it. If you didn't, well, thanks for thanks for listening for now 129, one hour and 29 minutes, and to do doing the show for you, to quote my favorite out of morrissey. As he just said, the pleasure, the privilege is mine and I will be back to church and I hope you come back to church next thursday night at seven o'clock, maybe 7 30. I'm actually recording a vets connection podcast at 6 30 uh next. So it might be 7 30 next thursday night, but I'll keep you posted, all right, everybody have a great night.