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Daily source code, 2-1-2000
meters, we don't need no
stinkin' transmitters!

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Get ready for the generation of
rockers!

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Augustine, it's Adam Curry!

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Hey everybody, welcome to the
Daily Source Code.

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Today is Wednesday, the first of
all.

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Coming to you from Curry Cottage
and the lovely affluent Surrey
Suburb of Gilford.

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This is the Daily Source Code
today.

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As Wednesday, it's February 1,
2005.

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I guess we're supposed to say,
what is it?

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Rabbit, rabbit, or bunny bunny?

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Something like that.

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It's supposed to bring you big
buck and big bucks.

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It's a little different show
today.

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I think I mentioned yesterday
that I was being interviewed by
CNN.

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So if you think yesterday was
wacky, today is going to be even
more interesting.

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It's about a thousand degrees in
the quote studio with all the
lights on.

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And I've got eyes in my back.

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So the next 40 minutes I'll
bring you a couple of promos,
got some pot-safe music.

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I'm also going to talk about,
I've got some techno bits to
talk about as well.

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As usual, I'll show about
nothing.

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I guess the couple of the, what
was it?

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The cheap trick record fell off
the wall.

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Not once at the beginning of the
show, but twice at the end of
the show.

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I got a lot of email from people
saying that perhaps the cottage
is a bit haunted,

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or perhaps it's a message.

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Actually, I'm looking at my show
notes right now, and of course
you can check that out at
curry.com.

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A message from Bob said, is it
possible that maybe this was
just cheap trick trying to give
you a message that they really
want you to play one of their
tunes?

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Good idea.

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I want you to want me on your
daily source code.

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I want you to want me.

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By the way, Michael Butler, but
you didn't enjoy this one,
buddy.

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[ Music ]

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It was a good thing seeing an
end to you

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How else would I have known that
there is no Wednesday February
first

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Of course it's Tuesday

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And were you sitting there in
the car during that song saying

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I'm sorry

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I want you to want me to keep
track on a daily source code for
Tuesday February first 2005

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That of course played because
yesterday the platinum cheap
trick record that I gave me in
the

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I guess was it early nineties

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What is that?

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Let me see what the date is on
that

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It's a

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I can't even see it because the
cassette is on

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Remember the cassette shifted in
when it fell

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I can't tell

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What has it been?

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I don't know

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I do know that Patricia and I
went to the Montro

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It was at the time was the
Montro Rock Festival

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Which was held right around the
time of the Montro Jazz Festival

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In Switzerland

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And at that I see me see it was
Robert Palmer was there

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I think I've told you the Robert
Palmer story

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But I don't know if I've told
you the cheap trick story

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Because Rob and Zander who he
celebrated a birthday

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Just recently I heard on the
rock and roll geek show

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Michael Butler said he turned
like

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He was in the 50s now Rob and
Zander from cheap trick

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I think he must be close to it

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He was hitting on my wife like
no one else is business

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At the casino until I walked in

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Of course and give him a piece
of my mind

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Hey Adam this is Chris Chapman

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I'd like to respond to your
podcast from January 28

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Okay Chris

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The Friday edition the 28

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You're as bad as dates with I am
Chris

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You were speaking very early on
in the show about

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The glitches and recordings that
the dropping on the sound

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Alright this is where I did the
sound seeing tour of

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I think it was the sound seeing
tour of

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Guildford or was it the MTV
Chronicles that I did with Ken

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Where we had some dropouts in
the audio

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And what had you?

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Yeah

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I thought I'd pass along a few
tips of how to

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Avoid that

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Okay

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First of all

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It's a really good idea to
record on a secondary

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Hard disk other than your boot
drive

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Especially truly in Mac OS 10

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I'm not sure about the Windows
environment so much

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The problem with that Chris is
that

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Then I've got to be slipping
along

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Firewire drives and stuff

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And even if you're talking about
a secondary hard drive

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Even with Firewire I think it's
still going to be

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It's going to be some latency

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I've done all this stuff with
Final Cut Pro

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And other big media programs

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And eventually these hard drives
get sick

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And I don't think our computers
were made to do this

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To actually play back audio
files

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And record them at the same time

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That's what it seems like to me

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What that allows you to do

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It is right and a free stream

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That's unencumbered by the
system

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Trying to maintain itself right

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It's log files and process
system events

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Especially if you're doing audio
hijack

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Or you're saving mail or you're
doing Skype calls

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I think the problem was just
that I was

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Playing back a huge file

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Must have been 600 megabytes
because it was an AIFF

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And then recording to AIFF

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I think that's for the problem
came in

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But maybe we'll try that

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We'll try recording on an
external drive

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Next time I do a soundseeing
tour

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If it doesn't work, then I'll
just revert back to the old
system

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Okay

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Well Adam, the truth is out

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Grant Piccolo and dumb price

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Are the creators of PWFenton

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PWFenton is a fictional
character

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Who in their strange twisted
world

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produces the podcast Digital
Flatsom

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I hope you're satisfied

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So this is the big Doctor Floyd
versus PWFenton controversy

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So now we're all straight now

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Actually our team suffrage

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Holded the microphone

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Yes

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Did you hear that?

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Let's just listen to the CNN
guys

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Yeah, well did you say that
cheap trick was playing at a gay
club

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What club is that?

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A story

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A story?

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Where?

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In the top and top road

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Really?

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When are they playing?

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Oh five years ago

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Okay, I was like, wow I got to
go see

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I'm going to go beat Rob and
Zander up

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I'm going to hit on my wife
again

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Something that we've been doing
for the past couple

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Actually about a week and a half
here on the daily source code

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Is the the trivia of the day

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Which some are calling the stump
the stupid podcaster

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Others, I mean there's a lot of
production

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It's going to this of course

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I think it was our body

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From the Netherlands who started
that off

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Yon Polet

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He started that off

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It's a really high production
value

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Which I liked a lot

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I have yet another trivia

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MP3 that was sent to me today

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Let me see if I can

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Who did suicide this to me

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Probably mentioned it in the
opening

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Listen

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Hi Adam

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I have four short clips with
distinctive intros

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Okay

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From the 60s and 70s

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All right

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Four short clips distinctive
intros from the 60s and 70s

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I should be able to do this

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I'm sure you'll get these

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Yeah, okay

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Answer's at the end

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Answer's at the end

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All right, hit me baby

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Oh

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Okay, you got me

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I don't know the first one

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I don't know what that is

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I bowed

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Okay, one down

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What's the next one?

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Sam and Dave hold on

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I'm coming

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Or as we like to say here

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Tony and Guy

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That was easy

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Next one

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Third one in the list

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Brickhouse Commodore's

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Okay

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That's actually

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Isn't that 80s?

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That still qualifies the 70s

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I'm lying on richy head then

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Horrible Afro

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Okay

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And now for the fourth one

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I've got two out of three so far

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I should know this

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I know you're sitting here car
going

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I know the answer

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Oh

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Oh

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Shoot what is this

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Of course I bang a gun

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T-Rex

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All right, here come the answers

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Hello

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Okay, the answers are

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Number one

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Farmer John by the premieres

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Farmer John by the premieres

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Please

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Got a room for the guy to go in

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Uh

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No

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1964

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64

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That's my birth year

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Okay

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Number two

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Hold on, I'm coming

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Sam Dave

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I got that

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166 and then the Commodore's

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Number three

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Brickhouse

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Commodore's

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1977

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Okay

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Number four

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Long cool woman

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In a black dress

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The Holly's

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1972

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Long cool woman in a black dress

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The Holly's

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Oh man

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So I got like two out of four

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It's official

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I suck

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Hey Adam

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It's KCT of KCTs digital
world.com

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And I'm sending you a

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Link to my commute cast

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I sent you an email

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The other day on the commute
cast

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As a concept

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I've cleaned it up a little bit

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To make it a little bit better

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And I hope you give it a listen

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My goal is to

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Once a week

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Do a cast in my commute

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And take questions

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And be a audio feed that I can
learn to

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C.D. and play during the commute

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And hey

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Well I'll come meet together

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Sure beats radio

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And C.D.

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So

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We'll see what happens

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Give it a shot

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And tell me what you think

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Thanks

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KCTs digital world.com

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The commute cast

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Definitely subscribe to that

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Also thank you very much for all
the

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The pointers to the sound

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Seeing tours that I keep
updating the feed

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With

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SoundSayingTours.com

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What was I going to say?

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Oh yeah

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Remember yesterday we did the
wake cast

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I just got a Skype message

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From Ron Bloom

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Let me see

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Okay

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Said

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Hi Adam

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I heard the wake cast

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This was due to the death of his
father

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90 years old

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So more celebration of life than
anything

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So Ron Skype me said

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Hear the wake cast

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We'll be playing for those

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Sober enough to make it to
breakfast

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That's morning

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Thanks so much for all the kind

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Wishes.

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The funeral was beautiful

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And many kind words said

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And much good humor

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There were 50 to 75

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Attending which was a surprise

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In my eulogy

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I thanked them and told them
about

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The good wishes for dad

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From around the world

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It was a theory moment

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So that is of course

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Coming from

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Even from podcast

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And then a second message from
Ron

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I think this is great

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It said thanks again to all the

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Daily source code listeners

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For the kind wishes and good
vibes

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As for the show

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I was told by the rabbi

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The Jewish tradition has it

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Upon reaching heaven

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Everyone is given a white

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iPod

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Stay tuned for the heaven cast

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That's something

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Belonged under our godcast

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Quarter category

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Don't you think

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Continuing with the

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You don't own me vibe

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We've been on for the past week
and a half

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And start off with the

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LeCivius Bitties

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With their cover

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You don't own me

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We've gone through

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The original Leslie Gore

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We've had Rasputina

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All of these of course

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Except for Leslie Gore

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And today

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And this actually was suggested
by

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Number of people

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Through email again

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All of this on the show notes

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It's curry dot com

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Or daily source code dot com

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This comes from Greg

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And Boston says

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Love Rasputina

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Maybe you'd like to

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Regale your audience

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With yet another cover

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For your consideration

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Attached

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You don't own me by

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Clouse Nomi

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It's from his uncore album

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That's from 1983

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And it's different

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That's for sure

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Check this out

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It's kind of like a

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Rock opera

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Depressed version

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It's like you want to grab the

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Toaster and jump into the
bathtub

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Along with a Leonard Cohen wreck

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You don't own me

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You don't know me

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I'm not just a

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Not your little toy

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You don't own me

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[ Music ]

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Don't try me down, all I need is
to take

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And go and tell me what to say

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[ Music ]

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Okay, be honest, did you skip
forward through it

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Or did you like it?

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Definitely different, that's for
sure

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You know, I actually have a
bruise on my knee

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From hitting the Louis XIV

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I turned around

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We did this new set up

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Patricia and I cleaned up the
whole office studio

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It's working okay

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But the desk and the chair, the
combination

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For some reason just doesn't

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Maybe I need a different

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I could actually do with a mic
stand

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Maybe that's what I need

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Not just the one that sits on
the desk

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But one that comes around from
the side

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Something like the professionals
use

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Her great montage

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Last night I was in the bathtub

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Pulled the iPod in

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Not into the tub but close
enough

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And I was listening to

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The title of the podcast caught
my eye

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Used radios symphonic magic

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And I just decided to play this

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So haven't queued it up

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Let me just see if I can find
this

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My pussy out

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Oh please, magic

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You're horrible as usual

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Okay, here it comes

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Let's just go back a little bit

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Okay

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Okay

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This is the best thing on the
internet

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It is a deep sense

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Adam Curry

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Yeah, yeah

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Yeah, yeah, yeah

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Gosh, you're so asleep

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I wasn't going to sleep

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What?

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I'm not in a haze

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I'm not in a haze

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The affluent neighborhood of the

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Sorry, yes

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Engel it

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Yes, Gilford

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The money

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The next door to Madonna

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And the downtown Julie Brown

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Listen

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It is absolutely impossible

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That I can live next door to
Madonna

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And downtown Julie Brown

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Okay

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Just does not exist

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Okay

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Alright, this is it

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This is so amazing

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And whoever did this

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I didn't see your email or
anything

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So whoever did this

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It gets a free Madge Weinstein
DVD

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You just have to email me

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Because this is a wonderful

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Oh my god

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Too much build up

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You'll probably hate it

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But I love it

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Hello everyone

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Madge Weinstein here

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I don't know if you can hear
that

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Wonderful sound

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In the background

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But that is the sound

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As a California pizza kitchen

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Pizza being ready

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To stop for Madge Weinstein's
highhold

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And when I talk in the morning

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Oh we can't

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Oh, you know how easy it is

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Being me it's not

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You know

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It's not easy to be a mental
patient

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I'll tell you why

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Because what happens is

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The slightest thing goes wrong

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And you get an anxiety

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An anxiety is worse than
depression

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But I have both

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An anxiety is this all-consuming

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Sort of psychosis

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It's just sort of below the
surface

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All the time

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You never know what is going to
come

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And take over your consciousness

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So Madge had a go

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And I told her I would finish
for her

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Um

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She wanted me to tell you

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That um

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She'll be back very soon

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But she was having um

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What did she call it

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Spirish who will difficulties

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She was feeling fact

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It's really the bottom line

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I know what to close with

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You know you can tell me a lot
of things

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You can call me a country you
can call me a lawyer

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You can tell me to go fuck
myself

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You can tell me I'm in sensitive
to breast cancer

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Because I think yeast is worse
or whatever

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But don't tell me I don't exist

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Sure

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Sure

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Sure

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What ever married

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In a beautiful

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Oh my that was so lovely

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I love

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Um

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So if you haven't checked it out
yet

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That's a podcast you uh

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It's not safe for work I'll
point that out right at the
beginning

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But it's something you do not
want to miss

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This is Madge Weinstein at her
best

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yeastradio.com

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It's a great podcast

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And especially if um

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If you're in a technology as
well

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Manch has has a down

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You know knows a lot about the
McIntosh

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Wants a Mac

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And once someone to buy her a G5

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One with less fan noise

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Um

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But it's a great podcast

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Definitely something you uh

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You should listen to

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I'm going to do uh

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Actually I'm going to keep it
short today

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Um

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Because I'm tired

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So it's for the afternoon

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I'm done

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Let's leave it at that shall we

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As always

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Your comments are welcome

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You can send your MP3s to MP3
feedback at gmail.com

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Please only MP3s to that address

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So I kind of keep the mail
separate

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I'm in email hell again

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You know everyone sends all
these nice emails

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It's great but just have no time
to reply

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I don't even get to

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I don't even get to

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And Adamacurry.com is uh

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The regular email address

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All the latest shows at
dailysourcecode.com

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For the archives

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The new shows and of course

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The podcast feed

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And the weblog

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www.curry.com

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Tomorrow it will be Wednesday

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I promise you that

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It will be the second of
February

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And we'll be back with more

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Promost Potsafe tunes

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And some techno bits

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That's it for me

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Take care everybody

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See you tomorrow

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Bye

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Thank you