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16 million dollars worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Done the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm shining in the street.

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I just can't feel your joy.

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Five, nine, nine, nine.

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Maximum music from our Friday.

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Everybody is quick.

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Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, quick.

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Hey, hey, hey, hey.

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That's you.

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You got a lot.

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You got a lot.

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You got a lot.

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I'm gonna get down to the house

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I'm gonna get down to the house

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I'm gonna get down to the house

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When in the Charlie Harry case you can see

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and the sunshine man

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Have you thinking how the hell can I justify playing this

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as well those two reasons one is

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I've made so much money for the guy

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playing this song throughout my entire career

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It's like 1978

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I'm sure he'll let me slide.

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And the second reason is you need to hear the song once in a while.

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It's important. It's like medicine.

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You know, I can't just be deprived of music like this.

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You've got to hear it. In fact, I am...

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Well, I'm almost like a modern-day jack-a-a-cavorean.

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To a side, Dr. Guy.

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You need the medicine. The doctor has to give it to you.

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Everybody, it's a daily source code.

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Wow, episode number 599. Monday will be 600.

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A beautiful day today.

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At least if you like cloud activity.

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Column is nimbus clouds forming.

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We're going to have thunderstorms later on in the afternoon.

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But right now it's just a little windy.

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The sun is poking through.

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But it's going to be shitty later on today.

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Of course, here is Gilford, west side of G-town in the curry manner.

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And of course, you are now welcome in Adam's addict for the maximum music.

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Football Friday, which means we're going to bring it to you.

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Back to back with his little bullshit as possible.

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Oh, yeah.

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Hey, baby. Let me get the other mic ready.

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Baby, Mac, everybody.

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Hello, Amy.

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Hey, Adam. It's Amy Mac.

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Hey, baby.

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Hey, yeah.

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It seems like it's been forever.

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You were out of town.

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I was out of town.

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Yeah, it's my phone.

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Yeah, it's my phone.

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It's exciting stuff at HQ.

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I love it stuff.

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It's just crazy around here.

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Today we're back at it.

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Mm-hmm.

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How much you love the squatting muscles?

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Yes.

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We're going to squat with a kickback.

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Oh, boy.

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You're going to kick that.

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Standing tall, shoulders back, abs butt tight.

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And then squat down until you're 90 degrees to your knees.

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And then on the way back up, lift the right leg behind you and squeeze that butt.

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And then bring it down.

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And on the way up, lift that left leg.

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Squeeze.

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Hold.

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Keep going.

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Tell me to breathe.

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Tell me to breathe.

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Tell me to breathe.

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You are out of shape, are you?

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Breathe.

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Make sure to keep that chest up with shoulders back.

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Keep going.

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Two more.

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All right.

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Oh, and by the way, I was looking at your pod show channels the other day.

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And I noticed that none of my shows are in there.

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And you want me to make a video version of exercise.

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I don't know, Mr.

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You're skating on thin ice.

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Oh, it looks like you looked out.

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I'm digging yourself out of that one because I'm all out of time.

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So great job.

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We'll see you next week.

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And until next time.

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Bye.

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I love it when I'm in the office.

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Amy has to check out my ass.

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And she has to, you know, check for firmness and stuff.

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And, uh, you know, she's married to the Firf.

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Chris McIntyre.

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If you stand right there, go on the wall.

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Here we go.

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Here we go.

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Better than the radio.

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Here we go.

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I'm thinking, oh, it's the radio guy.

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Are you doing a robotic?

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What's up, Mr. Adam Curry?

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It's Ray Anthony.

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The slightly inebriated radio guy.

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My favorite kind.

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On DSC number 598, you tried to compare the big three's the banjo song based on

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Osuzana with shocking blues, Venus.

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And, uh, you tried to play the songs over each other.

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Of course, the tempo's in the pitches were a little bit different.

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So, I decided to see if I can play around and get them to match up a little bit.

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Here's a little comparison for you to help make up your mind.

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Should be trippy.

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90% left right hand.

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Oh, wow.

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Oh, my brain is hurting from this.

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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It's got it.

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Yeah, cool.

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It's made the eye matches.

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I got it.

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I got it.

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I got it.

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I got it.

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This is the stop.

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The turning my head.

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It's interesting.

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I would love to hear what kind of mashup someone could do with these two songs.

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You know, it's been a while since we've heard a good mashup on the DSC.

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I had them.

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True.

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I don't know how else to close this, so...

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Oh, yeah.

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That's a very, very good point.

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And with all the violations I've been making recently, I figured we might as well go to mashuptown.com

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And with all the violations I've been making recently, I figured we might as well go to mashuptown.com

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Oh man, I mean, she's gonna violate, mine is gonna do it like that

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Go home productions Pinocchio Head on LSD from mashuptown.com

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And with all the violations I've been making recently, I figured we might as well go to mashuptown.com

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Oh, how's it going at him?

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It's Jersey Todd, the official musicologist of the Chacha.

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Have I got a band for you this week?

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It's Tito Felix out of Atlanta, Georgia, and I like these guys a lot.

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If you go over to their website, you can download their last album, the 2006 album, all

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good things, 100% for free.

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Yeah, that's a pretty good deal, right?

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Check this out.

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Well, what's the website?

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I'm sorry.

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I can do that whole code thing, right?

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It's a Tetris Ice Cream Terradacto Lanamonopea Felix like a cat.

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I don't know, man.

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Email me, I'll get you the website, but it's TitoFelix.com.

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Check this out.

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I think you're going to like this song a lot.

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The song is Exquisitness on a football Friday.

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This is just great, great stuff.

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Turn this up.

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Just see it all inside the foumn field

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See it all inside the foumn view

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Hi Adam, this is Tom from the Fog View podcast, and yes that was the great Greg Smith

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doing the intro.

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Now I don't want to step on Jersey Todd's toes, but I found an artist brand new to the

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PMN who'd be great for Fubar Friday.

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Now she has two songs in the PMN which I played on my show last week, but no one else

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has ever played her music.

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Now I feel she has a lot of talent in what to introduce you and the DSC listeners to her

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music.

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So without further ado, here is Carry Cutting Ham with a single life.

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This one's gonna come

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I'm gonna do everything

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I'm gonna do everything

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And as usual, with female country artists

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She's mine

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I love that

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I love that

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Carry cutting him on the Fubar Friday

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Feels like my ears are out of whack there

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Here we go

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Did you just hear your right ear go louder?

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Was it left?

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He he he he

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Some savance checkin' in

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Which is always nice to hear

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Don't let the blue winner

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At your command it's the

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Don't let the blue winner

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But where are you?

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I am prolific for them

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I'm here from San Francisco

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I want to ask you a few questions regarding the piano

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And in fact, the blood safety of the glycines

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We may hear what we may hear

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Does cover songs for various

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Disfor various clubs and the workplaces

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Of like that

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He was wondering

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He went to say

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Sing a song

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Say it was

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I'm living on a private one

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Give it

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It's right to sing this song

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And put the music in that work

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And give it a buy it

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Say me

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Would you get the ram here?

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We have a bunch of things

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We have come here

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What's the deal there?

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Thank you

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Alright

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prolific program

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Let me let me just be very very clear

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What the hell it sounds

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So like my connecters are all messed up again

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Hey

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No, that would not be permissible

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You have to be the

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The copyright owner

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Or representative there of

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Of the words and music

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That is so besides having

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Being the owner of the master of the song

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So the original recording

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Must own the words in the lyrics

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In order to be able to put it up

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Of the pot safe music network

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Now that can be done

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But you'd have to get signed off from Bon Jovi

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And that may be a little bit too difficult

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And why Bon Jovi is the question of course

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Ladies and gentlemen

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Friday

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Hey

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11

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2007

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The football Friday

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Goes maximum music

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As we bring the mood down

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For granted landing

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As I'm tapping through all main

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Formation quick when to find out where the heck they're from

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This is wonderful tragedy

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Now I'll really have to go

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Let's go now

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that you're gonna be hearing a lot more from the Grand Atlantic.

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Wonderful tragedy on a footballer Friday,

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maximum music footballer Friday.

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And that sounded so much like a song that I know.

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I'm looking now in Napster with the hell.

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It was like the Carpenterers.

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Didn't sound like that long ago.

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Yeah I'm looking at the titles of the same.

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oh no no no no no no

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is that yesterday once more

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it's yesterday once more

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let's see if that's it

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if not, we continue with the rest of the show

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that's listening, connecting to media buffering

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when I was young

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crap, that's not the one

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ah, who cares?

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more country and body.

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Yeah!

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The body of eight emails this week for this track alone.

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Bobby shit would bear toast.

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There's beer.

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Every day of the year and there's toast.

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You're along with him.

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Yeah, here's to your hell, then hang over.

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I can check what about another round over here.

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Human, I like country music, but you can't resist.

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Sing along with all the different labels of beer.

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I'm telling you, eight different emails, which is pretty unprecedented.

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So if someone out there is digging it for sure.

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Hey, tonight is Christina's prom, so we're all kind of excited.

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Mom has been working on altering the dress for the, you know, for the past couple days.

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And her buddies have a, you know, huge limo lined up and, you know, it's prom.

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I was like, I remember looking out the window in New Jersey and seeing the big limo.

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It's pull up with the neighbor's houses where their teenage sons and daughters were being picked up to go to their prom.

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And there you go, it's another life experience.

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It's now part of our life.

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Yeah.

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Hey, I think I'm going to do some more flying on Sunday where there's going to get better.

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I may even go to over to Antwerp and return the Wing Commander's headsets.

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You know, can you believe this?

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I bought a pair of these Clark headsets.

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Now, these are the green ones you've seen them, I'm sure.

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They're used for all types of industry, not just for air, of course.

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So fixed wing helicopters, but television camera men use them.

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We used to use them for radio stuff until better headsets came along.

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Somehow I blew mine up.

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I don't understand one of the speakers is just completely shot.

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I know I'm definitely defer than I was as a young man,

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and that I do like to turn the volume up a little bit, but I do.

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It would actually blow them out.

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Clydon, this is Mike the Bee.

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I just wanted to say to us to you for your flight and to Patricia for the show.

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I watched all YouTube links and Patricia just seemed to light up the stage.

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And I see the star sisters are now up on the Potset Music Network,

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which is great.

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I've been waiting for them.

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We'll be featuring them on the next podcast.

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I know something about what your cross-channel trip was like,

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and you did so well.

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I really listened to that commentary and felt for you.

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When I was waiting for my first solo cross-country flight,

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I struggled to find an available day with wind less than 25 knots,

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and it took me ages, so I know how it is for you.

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I think recording a trip like that would have been one extra task too many, even for you.

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Excuse my horse free of voice.

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I've been suffering from some terrible flu情.

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Maybe there's something I picked up at the Redding Bay Festival last weekend.

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I know you're not a real drinker, but the Redding Bay Festival is one of campaign for real owls.

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It is the real owls festivals, and I recorded a soundscape tour,

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which people can find at in wokenham.podshow.com.

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Cheers Adam.

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Slange.

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Yeah, it's cool because I put the star suit well.

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I didn't.

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The label put the star suit's up on the pod save music network,

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and the five different shows have played it so far.

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I believe she's coming sailing into the pod save music countdown top 10 this weekend.

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It's great.

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I'm surprised to all money.

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Oh, what?

366
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Something buggy here.

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There we go.

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I'm very happy.

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I'm very, very happy.

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We're now ramping up this trip to Afghanistan,

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and we're going to get an update next week,

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but it looks like we're allowed to take 15 people.

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So that means that I will be doing video.

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I will be doing audio.

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We'll be doing daily updates.

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We'll do a full blown special.

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As far as I can see,

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it podshow will be producing it.

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So that's going to be extremely exciting because we'll be doing stuff.

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Obviously for television in the Netherlands and online for podshow.

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We won't just be at, you know, with the Dutch troops,

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we'll be with the international troops.

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So it's going to be pretty damn exciting.

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And regarding the flying, yeah.

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I don't think there would be a problem to record it.

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What I do is I just, you know,

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basically turn on the recording before I start up,

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and then turn it off when I've landed and I shut down.

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Hey, I'm talking to myself in the air anyway.

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You guys might as well listen.

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1, 2, 1, 6, 2, 5, 6, 3, 5, 7,

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1, 1, 2, 1, 6, 5, 6, 3, 5, 7.

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Hey Adam, congratulations on 600 episodes.

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You know, it seems like only yesterday that we were scratching our heads,

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wondering what the hell this podcasting thing was all about.

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Now I can't imagine what I did before.

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May 16th will mark the second anniversary of my podcast match today in history.

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I just wanted to say thanks to all of you who have taken the time to listen and send your comments.

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You continually remind me that the podcast listeners and producers are community

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in every sense of the world.

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Adam, thanks for keeping the torch held high so that we can all see what promise that you can hold.

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Catch my show at matchtodanehistory.plodshow.com.

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Oh, one more thing.

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Hybrid folder, scruncher, roller.

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Or I can make a hat or a broach or a terradactor.

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Never mind.

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Amen. Thank you. Congratulations.

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Hey Adam, it's Dan Johnson from Cincinnati, Ohio.

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I wanted to tell you about Michael Alive and artists that's here local to the area.

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I want a personal mission to give him hints of Michael and his father Brian that pursuing a major record deals not the way to go.

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And that they can promote their music through podcasting and other new media.

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And I was recently able to convince Brian his father.

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Also his chief support and producer to put the title track of Michael's album Modern Love up at the PMN.

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And also to submit the CD to CD baby so they can get some sales that way of their CD on the title track.

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Mike plays all the instruments himself and does the leading backing vocals.

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To describe his sound.

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I mean imagine if the strokes met radiohead and then they had a baby with wiser and jet.

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Oh, that's hot.

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You'd be on the right track.

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Now I checked over at Michael's my space page and it says that he sounds like pair of sultons

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and or actually sums them without pitch correction in pro tools.

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So give it a spin and be sure to have your listeners check out Michaeloliva.com for more information.

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Thanks Adam.

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[ Music ]

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Michaeloliva Modern Love for playing this song.

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This has been Michaeloliva.

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My name is Dan Johnson.

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You can find my mind podcast at jiammpodcast.com.

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Okay.

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Make it a great day.

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Oh, make it an even better weekend, my friend.

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Let's have some ground rules for the maximum music football Friday.

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I love the submissions.

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I also love the intro's, but please give them to me as two separate files.

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Because A, I don't always want to play the intro, although the information will be relevant.

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And if I do, maybe I want to mix it a little bit differently.

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So if you don't mind.

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Okay.

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Because otherwise, I mean, why would I even show up at all?

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That would make no sense.

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By the way, next week we're going to do a live Charlie experiment.

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Stay tuned for details.

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[ Music ]

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What's playing on the world?

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Addles first and I find.

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Well, of course, this is my favorite part of the show.

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We rack up the old first generation iPod, the white one, the thick one that only held about.

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Was it a 10 gig?

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iPod was a 30.

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Maybe it was six, I don't know.

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Where do I find that on the backhand?

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Yeah, it's definitely, no, it's actually 1.5.

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Jen is what my first generation iPod is.

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So let me just reiterate that sometimes next week I'm going to try and do a live

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Charlie all phone call addition.

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I'm going to be trying out this new software or a new service I should say rather.

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And see, see if we can get something going, see if we can make it work and see if there's some interesting

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format change and we can make it that.

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All on a second, let me get the first gen iPod rack up.

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We're using the Friday only playlist, so you know that, well, it could be a surprise

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where it comes out of it.

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What's playing on?

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Addles first and I find.

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Oh, yes.

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Oh, man, does this take you back?

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This should make you happy for the weekend.

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Aha.

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Are these guys still around?

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It's cool in the gang.

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And celebrate.

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[ Music ]

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It's a celebration.

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It's a celebration.

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It's a celebration.

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[ Music ]

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It's a celebration.

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It's a celebration.

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It's a celebration.

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[ Music ]

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Let's celebrate.

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It's woken up today when there's five minutes single.

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A complete repetition.

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Cool the grey egg.

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Cool the canned celebrate.

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Of a very last episode.

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avait scroll on the maximum music for bar Friday.

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wait a minute.

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It's Friday.

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It's Friday.

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

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Thursday, Thursday, Friday.

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Adam's final fun on the Wii.

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A little rough mixing there.

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I do apologize.

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Well, it's the end of a very good week for me, which actually started on Sunday.

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As you've been listening along, you've been following the tales of Patricia's exploits,

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and extravaganzo in the lowlands.

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And of course, my life-altering experience,

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the flying and interesting weather, solo across the English channel.

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That, of course, will be the focus of the final thought of the week, because my friends,

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what I've discovered is that when you do something completely new, something completely different,

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something completely challenging, it is the most invigorating thing you can do.

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I mean, I couldn't believe how incredibly alive I felt after just doing something different

504
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and really challenging myself to do something that,

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well, in this case, there was life or death involved.

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So, I'm not suggesting you do that, but even if you just take a different route to work,

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you know, turn left if you can, instead of going right at that intersection,

508
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drive a different route.

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Let's see what happens.

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Life is full of surprises, and you can certainly surprise yourself when you grow it,

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and you challenge yourself, and you do something new and undefined.

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And that is a big part of my secret in success.

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To happiness.

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Oh, my goodness.

515
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I really got to stop now. Hey, I'll talk to you guys on Monday.

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I'm not going to do anything this weekend, because maybe a little bit of flying,

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just going to chill out.

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Of course, tonight, the big prom.

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So, look for pictures on curry.com and on the flicker feed.

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DailySourceco.com for the show notes, links to all of the songs played on today's show.

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And, of course, you can always send me an email at ometpodshow.com.

522
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Have a great weekend.

523
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Don't forget to challenge yourself.

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Bye-bye.

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Another Pod Show Podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.
