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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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Fantastic.

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It's Adam Curry.

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Heavenly Liberty Jones.

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Works in the shop that she owns.

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This is to music like swing.

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When there's no customers in,
just because she don't like to
drive, takes us to see a step

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[ Music ]

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This is your so-fi.

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You know, when I heard that pop
up on the pod save music
network, I went, oh my gosh.

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This is like 60's.

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I love it.

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The shakes.

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Liberty Jones released
exclusively to the pod save
music network.

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It'll be in stores October 9th,
2006 from the UK.

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This is at the shakes and
Liberty Jones.

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Hey everybody, good morning.

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How you doing?

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Coming to you from the Curry
condo and San Francisco.

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It's a really weird day today.

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The sun is already out in a
shining.

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It's 6.30 in the morning.

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As you know, when I'm on the
west coast, I got to get up
early to satisfy all the peeps
with the shell.

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And so we've got sun coming over
the bay and then over the
mountains.

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Literally we have convection
fog, which is just rolling in.

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It's like the weirdest tube.

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It's almost like opposite sides
of nature trying to come
together.

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Pretty much right around the
24th floor where I am here in
the condo.

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Brand new setup.

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You may hear some differences in
the sound.

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Not so much that the electronics
have changed.

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But do you remember I was
talking about a Patricia and I
went to JC Penny to go buy
furniture?

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No, it wasn't JC Penny.

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I was levits.

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That's what it was.

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Levits.

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And then yeah, it's what we
ordered table and chairs and all
the stuff to complete the condo.

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Because I was pretty much still
living on the couch.

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And right on the delivery date,
which I think was the last time
I was here in San Francisco.

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They called.

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They didn't call.

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I had to call them.

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Oh, well, it's out of stock.

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It'll be there.

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You know, third week of July,
whatever.

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And this was in June.

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I was like, no, you promised me
it would be here.

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Cancel the order.

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So they canceled the order.

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As far as I can recall, and I'll
have to look it up again.

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But that can happen to like a
back home.

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They refunded my money.

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I know they took my credit card
information.

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They refunded my money.

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And then guess what happened?

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I got a phone call on Friday
from the building manager.

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Oh, your furniture has been
delivered.

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It's here in storage.

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Just let us know when you want
to bring it up.

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I'm like furniture.

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What are you talking about?

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Yes, they're so fucked up that
they actually delivered the
furniture after having paid me
the money back.

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And I don't feel very compelled
at this point to tell them they
did so.

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So I've got to, I've got a great
new table.

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I've got the chairs, but most
importantly, the thing I was
really waiting for was

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the Baker's rack.

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I needed a studio set-up.

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Something that would be better
than using the bar of the
kitchen.

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And Patricia and I had found
this Baker's rack.

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Which, of course, matches the
table just beautifully.

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She was with me, right?

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And so, well, it is almost
perfect.

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In fact.

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So I've got three levels here.

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I've got Mixer and everything
set up on the lowest level.

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The middle level.

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I've got the laptop.

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Top level is here.

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You can hear it.

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I'm hitting the rack.

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Top level is where the mic is
hooked up.

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And I really should take a
picture of this sheet on my
camera.

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I'll take a picture.

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Then around the corner from
where I have the Baker's rack,

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I have a flat screen.

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And I figured out that I could
actually any time one of those

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folding arms that comes out from
the wall.

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So now I'm able to fold it out
and move it around.

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So it is, I do need to take a
picture.

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I can never, never explain to
you how this is working.

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But believe me, now I have
hooked up the flat screen

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in addition to the laptop that
I've got running.

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And so I've got cast blasted on
the big screen.

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And it's like a huge extended
work workspace.

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It's almost perfect.

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It feels so studio-like.

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It's perfect.

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Now I just have to get a set up
here that is permanent.

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So I don't have to bring stuff,

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or you know, lug stuff across
international date lines.

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Still hot in the UK.

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Of course, I've been talking to
the girls back home.

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But man, it's like a heat wave
everywhere.

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111 degrees outside of San
Francisco up to 115

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and some of the towns out the
valley.

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It's just unbelievable.

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A Saturday, I was like, you
know, finally I slept, right?

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I was so happy to just sleep in.

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So I got up at, wow, 10 o'clock.

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Unbelievable.

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I was like, okay, I got to go
ahead and get some air,

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do some errands, get some, you
know, some essentials

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for the condo.

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Oh man, it was like 98 degrees
outside.

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It was just, I think there's
something to this

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to this global warming.

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You know, I don't think it's at
funny anymore.

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What's going to, is this going
to be worse

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in 10 years from now, even worse
in 20 years from now?

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It really seems like there's
something to all

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this inconvenient truth from Al
Gore.

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I wish though that he would, he
would explain a little bit more

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about how we can change this.

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And clearly the only way to
really change these things

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is to vote people in the office
who will make the change.

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It's, it's so funny how I think
in modern day

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we've become so jaded by, you
know,

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and I, more and more people I
hear them say,

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you know, what difference does
it make?

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If I vote for this guy, I vote
for that guy.

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You know what?

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It does make a difference.

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It really, really does.

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Okay.

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We're not, we're not at
elections right now.

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I'll, I'll get on that tangent
when it's time.

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Exciting things going on back
in, in the UK.

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All weekend long Patricia
Christina and I have been

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talking about a new cottage that
has been located.

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As you know, since Alex used me.

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This sincere moment brought to
you by the,

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I wrote it down too.

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Forget about it.

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It's not brought to you by
anybody.

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It's brought to you by myself.

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All weekend long we've been
looking at a house

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that the Patricia and Christina
found.

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It's, it's, it's in, for all
tense and purposes,

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it seems absolutely perfect.

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So as we speak Patricia and
Christina are there with,

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with Mark, he's the guy that's
been,

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he's been helping us out.

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He helped us out with this house
and,

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and has been helping us evaluate
property and,

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and just knows a little bit more
about the English property
market.

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And they're trying to acquire
it.

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I have not even been near the
house personally.

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I've only seen it in pictures,
but I trust my wife.

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I trust her when she says this
is it that that's going to be
it.

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So who knows?

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By tomorrow we could be owners
of a brand new cottage.

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I met Matt from the Dave and
Matt Show.

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Catching up on a few Charlie
says her late and was amazed to
find

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this topic of folding and
scrunching.

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I had no idea that there were so
many scrunchers.

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In fact, I wasn't even aware of
the world of scrunching.

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Me being from a world of
folding.

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Well, I had caught my
five-year-old daughter
scrunching her toy

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the paper so I quickly corrected
her for her to become a folder,

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not knowing that there were so
many scrunchers out there.

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And how do you do that?

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How do you correct your child if
she's scrunching?

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And you need to get her to fold?

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I am still amazed.

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Now, I'd lean off on the Dave
and Matt Show.

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We've had a segment devoted to
such topics like this.

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And that segment is called
bathroom oddities.

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Here's the thing, too.

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And I'm sure the topic of
folding and scrunching

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will blend in very nicely to
bathroom oddities on our next
show.

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Anyway, I hope you're enjoying
your vacation in Euro Disney

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and that you're not getting a
lot of flag from the French.

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The Lizzy French Bastels.

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No, not in Euro Disney just yet.

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Thanks, Matt.

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In San Francisco, we're supposed
to go the third and fourth of
August.

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We're going to go for like two
nights, three days, whatever it
is.

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But we've not booked it yet
because we're not sure, you
know,

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if I get back and then that
whole week I have to take care
of

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purchasing a cottage, then maybe
not a good idea.

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We're definitely going to go
because, man, I'd love to just
get away

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for a bit with the girls.

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And I had officially retired the
whole folding and scruncher
thing.

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But there's just so much
interest for it.

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And not just from people calling
in to tell me if their folders
are scrunchers.

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No, there's artistic value in
this as well, you see.

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One once asked for a role of
toilet paper.

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I had some extra, so I gladly
gave.

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And then much to my surprise.

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The fellow looked me in the eyes
and asked me,

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should I fold it or scrunch it
in a ball?

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And I promptly and most
certainly said.

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If you scrunch it or fold it, I
don't really want to know it.

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What works for you is not for me
to know.

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A fellow needs some air when
dealing down there.

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So let me leave you be in your
commode.

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If you fold it or scrunch it, I
have a sinking hunch

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that it would do the bloody job
well either way.

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For I know it's not my place.

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I'd never rub it in his face.

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All the private details of my
toiletry.

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But at least I'm glad to think
we don't do it in the sink.

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In short, that may well lead to
anarchy.

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So scrunch it or fold it.

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Everybody knows that it will do
the bloody job well either way.

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So don't spend your honest wage
on some fancy old bedake

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because you know where it will
end.

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So use it well, my friend.

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Scrunch and fold it anyway.

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Your breeze.

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Yeah.

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The fabulous Jeff Smith does it
again.

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I love it when Jeff just keys
into something

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that people are digging and it
will create

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some kind of song or jingle or
something about.

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Thank you very much.

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The Jeff Smith dot com GOFF for
the Jeff.

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Oh, and it doesn't stop there.

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I had them.

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Hello.

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I passenger was here, there was.

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And when the copy was skipped.

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I crying.

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Don't Hey.

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Hi the red bowl, you know you
can see the water falling from

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a 1971 here from San Francisco
currently in London.

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� just one thing hello.

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And wish you guys a good day and
while not.

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Have fun in San Francisco. I
live there. I really enjoy it.

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I have a folder, it's not
something I would admit, readily
but it's true and I think

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that, you know, it doesn't
matter because hey, people who
care don't mind knowing because

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they already know and people who
don't know me don't matter.

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Now about the, about the
conflict in Lebanon, there is no
basis for Israel or

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all right.

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Hold on a second before you get
into that.

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Okay, so folding scrunching.

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Is this something that we should
teach our children from a very
young age?

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When we toy the train our
children should we not
immediately start and get them
into the

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folding way of things, isn't
that the true way of life?

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I mean, come on, let's be honest
here, folding is just, it just
makes you feel better, it's

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more humane, we're walking
upright, we shouldn't be
scrunching, we should be
folding.

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I checked out the Blarmcast, I
was the girl who sent in a
message, I think that was when

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the last show Patricia and I did
and I'll put a link to the show,
you've got to listen

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to this show and she said in her
original audio comment that she
loved talking about poop

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on her show and that that's not
just a guy thing, it's also for
girls and I was laughing

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my ass off when I heard this
episode.

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She went so deep into several
different topics, just to use a
metaphor, it was absolutely

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astounding, it's too long for me
to play on the Charlie, but
you've got to listen to

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it, it's outrageous and she
actually broachs a whole new
topic which is not just about

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folding or scrunching but about
looking or not looking and the
benefits to that.

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I'll back to Hassan because he
was about to say something
interesting, I believe.

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Anyone else that can a country
that has not done anything to
them in their first, there

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is historical precedent in terms
of Germany in the 30s and who
did that before, what

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we British did in India in the
1800s, the same exact same
thing, so Israel is not

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in very good company, but if
they want to be in that company
that's there right, that's

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all for now, I will drop a few
more comments later, thank you
for playing this, again Hassan

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from Zen Francisco, currently
London, goodbye, it's a good day
for the one.

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All right Hassan, thank you,
interesting accents there, it
sounds like you're half Indian

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half Australian, not quite sure
where you're from, do you know
at this point where all

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the places you've been
traveling, but pretty
interesting, you open up the
topic there

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of the war and the Middle East,
let's not call it a crisis,
let's just call it what it

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is, it's a war, now of course in
the States everyone's talking
about World War 3, I don't

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know if we'll ever really see a
World War the way we've seen the
previous two, but

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I do believe that this has been
long time coming and this is
really what it's been all

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about, there's a basic issue in
the Middle East that has been
raving since 65, and

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I know, 56 shit, my history so
crap this early in the morning,
it's all about the division

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that took place when usually
before most of you were born,
and I think that this has just

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been a long, long time coming
and I do not think it's going to
stop, I think that this

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is what a lot of the U.S.
invasion of Iraq is about, all
the talk about Iran, about
Syria,

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about Libya, all these things
are now coming to head, and it's
not going to stop, clearly

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I heard President Bush say, the
irony of the whole situation is
all it takes is for us

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side from Syria to make one call
to has a lot to say, stop doing
that shit, and it would

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apparently stop, so that call, I
guess still has not been made,
and I don't think it's

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going to be made, and I think
that we're in a long haul, it's
not going to be one huge

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nuclear explosion, I really
don't believe that, but this is
not going to stop, it's

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only going to spread, and I
think it's going to get far
worse before it gets better,

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and we just have to start
dealing with it, and I think
that it's, once we get past all

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the pretty explosion pictures
that, what's at Anderson Cooper
has been bringing to me

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all weekend long, I think we can
really drill down to what's
going on here, and someone's

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got to say it, and it seems like
the U.S. presses is really not
getting into the actual

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issues, you know, this is
history folks, this has been
going on for a long time, and
just

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please look at what's going on,
and you'll see that it doesn't
seem like there's a resolution

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between these warring tribes,
I'm very concerned, I love to
hear European and about it,

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we've got the voicemail numbers,
not a lot of calls over the
weekend, so give me a call,

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in New Jersey is where you can
call, you know, dial one number,
that's probably best for

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Skype out, so that's plus one
for the USA, 201, 625, 6357, if
you wish you can call the

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number that I've set up in
London, it's plus 44076813753.
Shadow Falls getting a lot of
hits,

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people listening to the show,
digging it, getting hooked,
loving it, I promised you all
kinds of

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backstory and stuff, and now I'm
not quite sure if this is from
the producers, or if this is

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from a fan, but there was a new,
a new podshow plus page was
created, the diary of Molly
Hammaker,

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now Molly, if you've heard
Shadow Falls at Shadow Falls dot
podshow dot com, it's she's
really

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narrating the story of what's
happening in Shadow Falls, and
she now has put up her diary
online,

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it's, you can get pretty deep
into this stuff if you want to,
hold on, it's like I've got,

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I've got to adjust the height of
the baker's rack, it's not
exactly where I want it to be.

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So yeah, that's Molly Hammaker
dot podshow dot com, I'll put a
link in the show notes as well,

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I'm sorry about Friday's show
notes, something went wrong, and
none of the pod save songs that
I

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played got listed in the show
notes, I'm totally messed up.
Had it, oh, on Friday, by the
way,

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we signed up with someone very
exciting to the podshow podcast
network Kevin Eps, if you don't

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know who Kevin Eps is, he's San
Francisco native, actually let
me see if I can, if I can find
this

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page, I'm definitely going to
link to this in the show notes.
He did this movie,

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let me see what's the name of
the movie he did, straight out
of Hunter's point, which was
really

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a hip hop movie, and he's
involved in the whole high-fee
movement, you know, a high-fee
HYPHY,

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yeah, I had to ask HYPHY was
spelled too, but he's going to
be following the high-fee
movement,

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which is specific to San
Francisco, I think even the Bay
Area, it's a very glam type of
hip hop

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that's come out of San
Francisco, and all of the, you
know, the true leaders of this
movement are

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here, and it's not just music,
it's style, it's attitude, it's
quite amazing, it's taking the

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world by storm, and really happy
to have Kevin Eps as a member of
the network, and so he doesn't

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have a podcast yet, he's going
to be creating one from scratch,
it's going to be a video
podcast,

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but he'll be bringing a lot of
high-fee artists into the pod
save music, network is very,

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very excited about that. And let
me see what we have, a couple
minutes left.

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Maybe I should play, there's a
story I've been wanting, a
couple of stories I've been
wanting

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to tell you for a long, long
time, and finally I have a
reason to talk about it after
this,

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this message that was sent in
about Deflapard. Good morning
Adam, this is Rocker Kevin from
the

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Rocker Kevin Show. I'm
contacting you for three
reasons, actually. One of them
is to thank you so much

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for introducing me to pod
casting. You encouraged me to do
my own pod cast, the Rocker
Kevin Show,

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I am now on episode three, and
already have listeners all over
the world. It's quite exciting.

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I also wanted to thank you for
introducing me and thousands of
other people to the pod safe

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music network. On episode three,
I played a track from Danko
Jones, which I first heard on
your show

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while back, and I am really
impressed. You just don't hear
groups like that on radio.

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And without the pod safe music
network, we'd probably never
hear groups like that, so I just
want to thank you for that.

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I'm also hoping you can help out
with the Deflapard Challenge.
What is the Deflapard Challenge?

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Well, here's the sound file that
I'm sending to Deflapard and
their management, and it'll
explain it pretty well.

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The Deflapard Challenge. Good
Wednesday morning, July 26th.

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By this time, you've already got
Rocker Kevin Show number three,
and already know about the
Deflapard Challenge.

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Here is the snippet from Rocker
Kevin Show number three that
describes the Deflapard
Challenge.

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I've seen Deflapard eight times
since the hysteria tour, and it
still sorrows me to this day

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that they don't play anything
off on through the night. I'd
give anything to see them
perform

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wasted, or it don't matter, or
answer to the master, but they
never do. They haven't performed

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those songs in so long, I bet
they don't even know how to play
them anymore. You know, I saw
the

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who won time, and they played
the entire Quadrofini out. I
challenged Deflapard to do
something similar.

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I challenged them to play on
through the night in its
entirety, or me. So, and he
keeps on going

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about all the songs that they
haven't played, and I want to
tell you the story about
Deflapard

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from the late 80s, early 90s.
Unfortunately, if you're
listening to us on serious stars
102,

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you'll have to go to
dailysourcecode.com to download
the rest of the show. Go to
podshow.com to

24:40.020 --> 24:44.260
hear a whole bunch of other cool
podcasts, and of course I'll see
you tomorrow. PCH next for you
guys

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right here on serious stars 102.
So, we just finished up this
quick, quick, a comment by
Kevin,

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just to hear all the other
songs, Deflapard's not playing
on the current tool. Even high
and dry.

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In fact, Dammit, you're here and
at first on the Rocker Kevin
show right here. I'm throwing

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down the gauntlet. I'm going to
send this podcast to their
management and to the group,

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and I want them to take the
challenge. Come on guys, there
are enough hardcore fans out
there

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that will support this tour and
make it well worth your while.
Now, man up, do it.

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Well, that about sums it up. You
know, Adam, if you could play
this on the daily source code,

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I would greatly appreciate it.
And I just want to say again,
thank you for everything you do

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and wins from my tail. Oh, thank
you. No problem, Rocker Kevin.
Okay. So, in the late 80s, I

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actually became quite befriended
with the guys from Deflap. But
the reason being,

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I was doing radio and television
in Holland, and they recorded
their album there

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in the vis-a-lored studios. In
fact, was it, is Rick the
drummer? I've even forget now.

25:52.420 --> 25:59.380
He had his car accident, wasn't
that same period where he lost
his arm. And so around 87,

25:59.380 --> 26:05.060
when I went to the States to go
work for MTV, Deflapard was just
exploding all over the place.

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And they had, you know, huge
tour. They remember they had the
in the round tour. And this is
actually

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a story Brittany Mason has been
bugging me to tell because she's
also a huge Deflapard fan.

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There's a lot of us out there.
They had the in the round tour.
And at the time, MTV sent me off

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to go and follow the tour. And I
think this was in Atlanta. And
I'd interviewed the guys a
couple

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times before that. And there was
this whole mysterious rock of
ages club. And, you know,

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there was a lot of talk about
it. No one quite knew what the
rock of ages club was,

26:36.420 --> 26:43.460
rock of ages, of course, one of
their songs. And in Atlanta,
they were performing in the
round,

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which is kind of cool because
the way the guys got to the
stage, you know, I mean,

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you don't just walk out through
the middle of the crowd, right?
And then onto the stage,

26:51.460 --> 26:57.860
you want them to appear
magically from the middle of the
auditorium. And so how do you
get them

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there? Well, they had these huge
linen boxes where, you know,
they would probably, you'd see
these

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being canvas, I guess they are,
that you see this being wheeled
around a venue and maybe it
would

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contain, well, you don't know
what's in there, right? Maybe
it's linen or laundry or who
knows.

27:15.380 --> 27:19.300
But of course, that contained
the band members. And so while
the lights were all still on and
people

27:19.300 --> 27:23.540
are getting, you know, getting
their seats a couple of these
things, which is wheeled by
inconspicuously.

27:23.540 --> 27:27.300
But actually it was bringing the
band underneath the stage to
prepare for the gig.

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Now, during the song, just
before the song rock of ages,
which apparently is when the
rock of

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ages club kicks in, a couple of
their security guys brought me
from, from where I was sitting
right

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up front and they brought me
underneath the stage. And of
course, underneath the stage of
this whole

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world that goes on when you're
performing in the round. And the
rock of ages is basically,

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it's, you know, they do the
whole song, but there's about a
seven-minute drum solo that's

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right in the middle. And of
course, you know, Rick, the one
arm drummer would do the drum
solo.

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But then the rest of the band
would go off stage and they'd go
down below. And here's what was

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taking place. Is the roadies and
the security guys would get all
the, obviously, willing girls

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from the audience, bring them
underneath the stage. And the
guys, and that included me in
this

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particular instance, would all
take pictures with their boobs
hanging out. And I was like,

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this is what the rock of ages
club is. Oh, I feel so proud to
be a member somewhere. I have a

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couple of Polaroids. I wish I
could find him because I
definitely scanned them for you
and

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put them up online. Okay, that's
enough of the booby stories from
Monday morning.

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A couple of guys from Sweden,
New Leaf and the Magic Carpet on
your daily source code.

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and I'll take you away from the
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And let your bare feet stay warm
and I'll take you away from the
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