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Delta Shera Charlie 867 holy
crap am I really doing this

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this is Batman's adventure. I'm
dying. 21st century of radio's
dice here. The outline from no
justice for God's sake. It's
occurring.

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I'm going to have to stop for
the big ones.

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[ Music ]

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♪♪

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2013!

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♪♪

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Thanks for tuning in!

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I think I should have scored a
try.

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and the other than just a full
full of excellent music provided
to me by DJ Power Boy.

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I feel good about it.

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I'll probably get a tell you
what's going on right after
this.

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Loves that alone in a buggy
march

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Totally much alive except for
her heart

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My pride up in a love special

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She totally confused all the
pussing

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Others that she's up, she's up,
she's in my head

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She's not! She's not!

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She might be a zim!

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♪ ♪

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♪ Left in love for brain ♪

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[ Music ]

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Brethren, it's up United States
of America!

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Oh, she's so lonely!

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TAPM as I said on Wednesday
night just did all the show prep
for no agenda for the show
tomorrow

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Which of course is our annual
Thanksgiving extravaganza, and
I'm just looking through this
folder of

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Tracks for the pre-stream like
man. This is almost like this is
perfect for a daily source code

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So I figured out just kind of
grab them and you know one thing
led to another

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I'm listening to these tracks
and I had purchased a

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bottle to take to my friends
tomorrow where I'll be joining
up with them after

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After the show for some
Thanksgiving dinner

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They've promised me

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Cowboys and tranny so looking
forward to that and then and the
guy at the liquor store gave me
a bottle of Glen live at

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This is aged 15 years. You know
what but like one of those
airplane bottles only it's a
little bigger

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Let me see don't have any lights
on here. I mean give you an idea
of what the quantity is

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Of course, I've got these brand
new lenses so I can't see crap

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Bye!

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I was just saying there is a
this is pretty bad. I can't
actually read

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how what the content of the
bottle is. Oh man. Anyway, I've
already consumed it as

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you know I'm quite a lightweight
so that kind of helped me over
the over kind

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of the the hump to do the show.

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I saw a time you you what did I
know you don't

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[ Music ]

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I'm against you

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I'm just looking at the DSC dot
to curry dot com and it says
David source code 866 was the
last one that I did on August 28
2012 although it actually says

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episode 865 on the player I
wonder if it was 865 866 let me
listen here what can I fucking
hear it

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I'm not doing this streaming
tonight because I can't don't
have access to the stream it's a
little different without live
audience but we'll still give it
a try

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I'm sure you'll enjoy the
podcast edition most people do.

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Charlie, my favorite mistake
must have been Lance. I'm a
little favorite of mine. I'm a
good one.

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I'm sorry

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[ Music ]

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♪ We're all up, we're up ♪

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♪ I'm like you, but I ♪

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of music radio live here on the
Charlie

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that you might like and a long
time

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when the computer necessarily do
everything

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kind of make it a mix.

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I've got to listen to this at
night.

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I can only listen to this show
at like 11 o'clock at night.

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I've got all the lights out in
the house.

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I'm here in the studio.

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I don't think I've never done a
Charlie in this new studio,

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which is very cool because I've
got the stand up desk.

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The energy is going to be way
different than last time we did
it,

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which was the lunar edition, if
you recall.

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Wow, it's been that long since
I've been on this weekend Tech,
too.

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♪ Only tonight so long ago, but
I was not so strong ♪

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[ Music ]

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Oh

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Oh, no.

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Oh, you're the best.

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♪♪♪

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♪♪♪♪

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♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

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Mmm.

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[ Music ]

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Oh man, I almost want to make
some beat in a cyst.

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I love you.

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I'm actually dancing to the
house.

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I am completely free.

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Completely free of any corporate
restraints.

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To bring you a collection of
music

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with a bunch of flathers
between.

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For free.

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Call the Deathly Source Code.

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Very happy to bring it to you.

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And I'm not quite sure when I'm
gonna release this.

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I guess I'll do it for the
weekend.

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Maybe everyone, the opportunity
to most recent know agenda
first,

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which actually is also part of
the inspiration for doing the
show.

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So we were talking about, well,
Bitcoin.

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And even though I do not
recognize it as a currency and I
have my doubts,

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I made a deal with a lot of the
producers of their show.

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I said, listen, why not just do
a daily source code and keep
that going.

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And people donate Bitcoin to
keep that show rolling.

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And I won't sell it until what I
say until it hits 10,000.

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I'd set the exact parameters,
but it's already over $1,000
today.

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So it was like 1,083 last time I
checked.

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So I wouldn't be publishing a
Bitcoin address along with the
show notes for this,

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You can find it dsc.curry.com

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Bye bye.

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Go ahead send me some middle
Bitcoin to whatever and then by
the time that thing

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heads 10,000 I'll be a hundred
million air and I'll take all of
you out for

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hookers and blowing bacon

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♪♪♪

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Listen to this, it's from James
Brown record. It's instrumental.
And wait, it's a dance on the
delzea!

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♪♪

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[ Music ]

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It's gonna be really weird
tomorrow morning playing the
same tracks the note didn't
prestream.

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And of course it is all those
pre streams that kind of slowly
got me back in the mood.

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So much research going on like
today getting now Miss Mickey is
there working on Los Angeles

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coming back into love Saturday.

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So I've been of course in the
studio.

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You know, in the office really
researching everything gone so
deep on so much that I just
needed some relaxation

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Damn!

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So anyway, so if you do donate
to some pieces of bits

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Then know that we will all be
going to Vegas and well, but at
that point I'll even go over to
hire this guy

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As we enjoy our hope for some
blow

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Miss the Saturday dance

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Her day crowded the floor

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Couldn't bear it without you

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Don't get around much anymore

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Thought I'd visit the club

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Got as far as the dog

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They have asked you about you

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[ Music ]

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But nevertheless, why star of
memories been invited on the
east.

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Might have gone but what for?

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Awfully different without you.

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Don't get around much anymore.

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[ Music ]

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I might have gone but what for?

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Oh, sweet damn friend, where the
house is? I had a little bit of
a vision. I'm gonna get her up!

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♪ I'm not so long ♪

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♪ I'm not so long ♪

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I know the guy I met him.

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You know it's a party.

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We do it in an old school.

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Anybody?

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Old school, Vegas.

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And a disco, twerking crap.

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All the drinking scotch and
hanging out.

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And girls all look pretty and
dressed up,

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including you girls who become
alone.

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And basses tree.

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Here's a street where all the
boys

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and the butth folks live down
the New Orleans

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And the land of life.

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No, how nice it seems and not so
much a billy means no no no no
no no no you're dear to me

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Yes, reed

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Give me yes reed get you seen
baby I can lose

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[ Music ]

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♪

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No, no, no, nice to see it. Just
a much real amazing.

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Hey, I'll see the moon and the
moon is pale!

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And it looks like they're taking
some cat to jail

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No, it's the moon is pale, the
Sun is...

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and then the Sun is gone, and
the steam-water coming, and
they're splashing, and then
they're going...

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Whoa whoa!

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I bawl the moon and the moon
shining!

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Oh, it's all smooth.

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you tell me.

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Oh, steepy down, down...

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♪ Folks, I'm an idiot ♪

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I'm so familiar to him there.

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So I'm thinking that maybe we
should only make a minor feel.

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all the time.

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long way things are going with
our internet freedoms for a
quote unquote

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unlicensed music program like
this to just go out and kind of
an RSS speed of

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you store them

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fashion should be a huge
problem. And what are we going
to do? This is going to be
playing

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music. I'd love to know what you
guys think about it. Of course,
this is a very interesting

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episode because I have no chat
room, there's no live stream
happening. It's a little weird

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because I don't think I've ever
done... I mean, it's doing radio
and you're doing it in the live

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format that I do it, but then
without an actual audience is...
it's very unfamiliar territory,
so...

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get this weird feeling about
talking to no one, but yes, yet
I am talking to you.

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It's concerning.

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in the coming episodes of this
rekindled Charlie you'll be
needing it.

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[ Music ]

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It's your home.

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[ Music ]

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♪ I can't find it ♪

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this record not just this song
but this entire record the Robby
Williams the

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it was really genius and at the
time I was living in Amsterdam
and would be

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taking Christina to school and I
had a little smart back in the
day which is

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now when was this this must have
been 2002 2000 yeah 2002 2003
and having a

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smart in Amsterdam is very very
handy it's exactly what you want
but it had

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an awesome sound system and we'd
be blasting this record it
wasn't there was

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a couple other cities I think
somewhere I might have the
actual like CDs from

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that car which of course I've no
idea what happened to it after
all the money

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went away some things you just
kind of lose track of it really
don't remember

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what happened to that that's a
smart car I hope I sold it a
couple other cool

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tracks that coming up for you
actually I'm gonna play this
from a YouTube video

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which was just released. Tom
Kiefer from Cinderella. I hung
out with him multiple times.

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It's kind of in the Jersey scene
back in the, oh man, that must
have been really late 80s,

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maybe early 90s. So he has a
solo record out and I think it's
either on Jack Ponty's

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record label or his music
publishing or I don't know, he
might have produced it because I
know

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Tom Kiefer through Jack Ponty
who you got to Google him if you
want to talk about Jack. He's

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one of a kind. Anyway, so I saw
a posting from Jack that Tom has
this new album out and I
definitely

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wanted to play this track. So
it's straight from YouTube so
you have to take the quality for
what it is.

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Thanks for watching!

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[ Music ]

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♪ In our hearts ♪

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Women are God's greatest gift to
our world. Truly beautiful
inside and out system.

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song. So much that way life
goes.

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uploaded to YouTube

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the video too.

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Stealing on a corner, wow.

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Ting on a pretty girl's.

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You're right.

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And it's one of those videos
where I just keep

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expecting to see Jack Ponty pop
up somewhere in

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the crowd.

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That would be something for him
kind of like a John

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Collodner, John Collodner thing.

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Very, very cool. Awesome.

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Hey, that's the kind of stuff
I'd like to do a little

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bit more of here on the

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Robbie up for a brahming.

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Give me some new stuff to listen
to once in a while.

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That's just an ancient kid.

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Hey,

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and hello.

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Mr. Greer, Mr. Greer.

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Are you happy we're doing
another Charlie?

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You might be.

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Danny Shores code 867

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to your service.

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Shh, you're not gonna get it.

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Thanks for watching!

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[ Music ]

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I know you're not real, man,
because I'm loaded, okay?

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I've had some experience in that
area.

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Yours is bull anyway.

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Blistering awesome heavy metal

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[ Music ]

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What the...preathy shit?

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And if I wanna dance or take my
clothes off...

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Or both.

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Somehow I missed it when this
really was...

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I think that was probably mid
90s when I was focused on

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making money.

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Ahhh!

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How fun is we are when we're
young?

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How little do we truly
understand the ways of the
world?

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How about this?

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in control.

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I'm going to go.

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Oh. Yeah. Oh. Good morning
ladies and gentlemen. What's in
the fucking girl? She's your
captain with no name speaking
and I'm here. Don't go away.

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[ Music ]

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Thanks for watching!

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Oh

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[ Music ]

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Donald Trump

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Donald Trump

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Donald Trump

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Where are you going

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Friends

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That was so good.

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Good being Thanksgiving 2013 and
all, almost.

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I just want to say, in this
context of this program with the
Daily Source Code here with

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the chuckleheads, I'm really
thankful for the fact that
there's...

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♪ Blue, yay, and lots of fun ♪

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[ Music ]

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the

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the

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tell you man this is this is
this people get up in the
morning and this

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people get up in the morning and
go make really

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good really

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fun pop records and i got to say
that's adam laveen

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uh... was maroon five uh... and
for that of course uh... cream
but

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uh... i i don't watch a lot of
television that i watch a lot of
course i

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watch it in the news programs i
watch c-span

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uh... by watch p b s you know
there's lots of television on
but that really

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sit down watch something for
entertainment purposes one of
the few

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programs i'll watch is the voice

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uh... because that to me and and
by the way we uh... always
record the show

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so we can shuttle through not
just the commercials or
sometimes i'll actually

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stop and watch the commercial

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if it's entertaining

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but so we don't have to win the
game element is so uninteresting

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you know the uh... the judges

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Yeah, usually I'm not interested
in hearing what they have to
say, but it's a great pop music
show.

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There's no shit on it, which is
what I like.

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So it's all though, you know,
cutting the songs down to 90
seconds and stuff.

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You know, that's very
frustrating to me.

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But as a music program in prime
time, I forget the contest
element.

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It's good.

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It's cool.

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And it's Adam Lee Levine guy.

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I think I really didn't like him
the first time around the first
season or whatever it was or the
second or I don't know, or
third.

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But I think he either gave up
the Vivance or the changes
dosage because he was a little
amped out the first, first one
or two seasons.

01:04:47.640 --> 01:04:50.000
And so now he seems, you know, I
don't know.

01:04:50.000 --> 01:04:51.320
I have, I kind of like him.

01:04:51.320 --> 01:05:01.080
Is something about him that that
I find endearing, although he
does weird things like he'll do
a hug, but with his elbows out,
not really hugging somebody and
that's that's wrong.

01:05:01.500 --> 01:05:10.860
So this of course leads me into
the opportunity to play this
song which I saw at ACL live.

01:05:10.860 --> 01:05:15.900
Austin City limits this past
year first time that Miss Mickey
and I went.

01:05:15.900 --> 01:05:21.700
I really like this. We basically
saw one band play all the way
through their set.

01:05:21.700 --> 01:05:23.700
And it was electric six.

01:05:26.250 --> 01:07:56.250
[ Music ]

01:08:01.500 --> 01:08:07.420
I mean not just the vocals and
the lyrics but the guitar solo
is like a murderous like

01:08:07.420 --> 01:08:11.900
someone really pissed at Adam
will mean a little drum the BN.

01:08:11.900 --> 01:08:12.900
Wow.

01:08:12.900 --> 01:08:14.980
Come on music.

01:08:34.500 --> 01:08:42.020
♪♪♪♪

01:08:42.020 --> 01:11:21.250
[ Music ]

01:11:28.500 --> 01:11:29.500
Morning!

01:11:29.500 --> 01:15:16.250
[ Music ]

01:15:40.500 --> 01:15:45.260
Kind of dig the stuff after what
typically after about three
years

01:15:45.260 --> 01:15:49.020
That's where you can really
start to play songs over again

01:15:49.020 --> 01:15:51.860
Now back in the 70s

01:15:51.860 --> 01:15:57.980
This was like when I was a kid.
This was you know, you're like,
wow, you have heard of those
guys. That's kind of cool. Yeah

01:15:57.980 --> 01:16:06.900
And you would just talk about
them in kind of FM album
oriented rock kind of way the
Alan Parsons project

01:16:09.000 --> 01:16:12.360
You could even say, hey man, you
heard the latest from the
project?

01:16:12.360 --> 01:16:14.760
And those in the know,

01:16:14.760 --> 01:16:17.560
this would be all over now.

01:16:17.560 --> 01:16:25.400
Thanks for watching.

01:16:25.400 --> 01:18:17.500
[ Music ]

01:18:17.500 --> 01:18:19.500
Oh

01:18:19.500 --> 01:18:46.740
Wouldn't wanna be like you Alan
Farsen's projects on the daily
source code which I think

01:18:46.740 --> 01:18:58.060
is probably the first time we've
ever played a Sarsen project on
the source code.

01:19:00.000 --> 01:19:01.500
♪ This is a good one ♪

01:19:01.500 --> 01:21:38.750
[ Music ]

01:21:42.000 --> 01:21:46.300
gonna play one more song for you
and by then we'll done almost an
hour and a half

01:21:46.300 --> 01:21:54.320
not bad for a minor reboot right
I really got to get to getting
up early to

01:21:54.320 --> 01:21:58.140
do the show even though we

01:21:58.500 --> 01:22:09.480
So show notes, I'll have my big
turn QR code, whatever, money
for you.

01:22:09.480 --> 01:22:11.980
Did we do more of these shows
pretty soon, okay?

01:22:11.980 --> 01:22:20.980
There was a boy, a fellow, a man
sitting almost in his light.
He's a loaded world, and
sometimes he's a...

01:22:20.980 --> 01:23:12.000
[ Music ]

01:23:12.000 --> 01:23:27.360
What you need to do right now is
go to Google and Google Jostone
and look at the images while

01:23:27.360 --> 01:23:29.360
you're listening to the song.

01:23:29.360 --> 01:23:43.480
I'm so happy.

01:23:43.480 --> 01:25:33.750
[ Music ]

01:25:35.840 --> 01:25:37.840
You make this show worth doing.

01:25:37.840 --> 01:25:40.120
Alright, juggleheads, talk to
you soon.

01:25:40.120 --> 01:25:41.920
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01:25:41.920 --> 01:25:43.240
Adios, Mofos.
