The Audience Won't Like It
Married hosts Rob and Leslie Shoecraft invite you into their closet (literally) for a podcast that’s equal parts nostalgia trip, music nerd-out, and absurd banter. Born from a joke about how the audience probably won’t like it, the show leans into that spirit—riffing on everything from Star Trek episodes and Kitty Wells deep cuts, to feet, crockpots, and cover songs that live on YouTube thanks to copyright.
Each week, the conversation drifts like two people killing time in line for a concert—unexpected, hilarious, and sometimes strangely profound. Future episodes explore growing up in the 80s and 90s, The Dollhouse Murders, “5 of 5” and borrowed chords in music theory, bodybuilding meal prep, Wu-Tang Clan, Gordon Lightfoot, Alan Thicke, Herb Alpert, and whatever other rabbit holes pop up along the way.
If you like side tangents, forgotten pop culture, and covers of songs your mom might love, you might just find that you do like it after all.
The Audience Won't Like It
Ep 7 – Lakes of Pontchartrain; Falling Water; Stardew Valley “Symphony of Seasons”
We road‑trip to OhioPyle for a 20th anniversary, walk through Fallingwater’s living sculpture, and end up rethinking how space changes sound. Along the way we review a Stardew Valley symphony, chase Layla down a rabbit hole, and learn a haunted lake song that won’t let go.
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s compression and release in daily living spaces
• Why Fallingwater’s utility makes the art breathe
• Polymath Park’s “everyday” Wright homes and treetop dinner
• Stardew Valley Symphony highlights and performance gripes
• Session players, The Wrecking Crew, and hidden studio mastery
• Layla live tributes, Little Wing takes, and long‑form jams
• Parcels’ studio‑live energy and groove architecture
• The Lakes of Pontchartrain: best versions and why the melody endures
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Hey, theme song time. Ready?
SPEAKER_07:Oh, here we go.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah, I gotta sing.
SPEAKER_04:Two married friends in a little room surrounded by clothing and two microphones. She die or they got in a car crash. It's just so sad. She died in his arms. He kissed her lips because she was still warm. The audience won't like it. No, not else. Oh.
SPEAKER_03:That was really good.
SPEAKER_07:It's beautiful.
SPEAKER_03:Really getting that down.
SPEAKER_07:I know. So you've done it almost three times now.
SPEAKER_03:I've done it three times. I've uh this this may be kind of hard to believe, but I haven't been practicing it. It's always an afterthought whenever we hit record. Uh are you shocked by that? Me personally? Well, just like was the perform the performance. I know it probably sounds really good.
SPEAKER_07:I was totally sold on it until you forgot the words.
SPEAKER_03:Hmm. It's the words. I'm not a big I'm not a words guy.
SPEAKER_07:How how people remember the words to their own songs is a mystery to me.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Well, you spend a lot of time writing them.
SPEAKER_07:How quickly do they hate their own music? Is a real question I have. Because I sing lots of songs over and over and over and over again, and I hate a lot of them, even though I still like them. They make me feel like throwing up sometimes.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. I think there's a lot of music. Were we talking about this recently?
SPEAKER_07:I don't know if we were on here or if we were just in real life.
SPEAKER_03:So you hear musicians. This is pretend life. You you hear musicians who like absolutely despise playing their stuff. And you hear other ones the same songs over and over again and whatever. And you hear other ones that like, what's the guy's name? I think his name's Gary Newman. He's the guy who did In Cars, Boum, Bum, Bum, Bum, Bum, Boum, Here in My Car. Oh. I feel safest. Yeah. I think he did an album where he did like 15 different versions of that song.
SPEAKER_07:How could you be happy?
SPEAKER_03:And he's just like, I think I heard him on an interview one time. He's like, why would I be upset? I like have found great success in life doing what I love. And I'm just like, Okay, Gary. Or you got like uh I don't I might be attributing that to the wrong person, but then I've heard several people indicate that, and then others who just get super mad, like, oh. Wasn't was Garden Party by Ricky Nelson. I was gonna say about kind of You went to a garden party and they only wanted to hear certain songs. Yeah. I could see the frustration.
SPEAKER_07:Totally. I I that's the reason I didn't become famous. So yeah. That's why I decided not to.
SPEAKER_03:I just knew that I, you know, that I wouldn't be grateful for what I have because you know, I don't want to lose that.
SPEAKER_07:I don't want to have to sing the same song over.
SPEAKER_03:The audience, I don't think, knows that um have that I have an existential midlife crisis every day of my life because I forget how sweet I have it.
SPEAKER_07:Midday crisis. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I'm bad at multitasking. That's really the end of the day. That's okay. So this is uh the audience will like it. Guarantee you won't so far.
SPEAKER_07:So far, so good.
SPEAKER_03:So far we're so far we're mission accomplished. This is uh this is a podcast slash YouTube video. So go on go online and check out our YouTube channel if you're not.
SPEAKER_07:You might be able to tell like what clothes I wear a lot if you watch the video, just by what's missing from my entire closet hanging here next to my head.
SPEAKER_03:And some maybe someday uh we'll let you see the fine Kitty Wells ghost. Kitty Well's ghost.
SPEAKER_07:Kitty Wells. You didn't hang this upright today, just so you know.
SPEAKER_03:I didn't?
SPEAKER_07:No, it's supposed to see how much extra you have over there. Yeah, we keep a curtain up for like deadening the echoey echo chamber of eco six. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And Rob didn't hang it upright today, but that's okay. A for effort.
SPEAKER_03:Good segue into our names. I'm Rob.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. And I'm Leslie.
SPEAKER_03:That's Leslie.
SPEAKER_07:We're married to each other.
SPEAKER_03:To each other.
SPEAKER_07:I know. I wonder if people wonder if we're married to each other, because I'm not sure we said that we were.
SPEAKER_03:That's true. We didn't specify.
SPEAKER_07:Because you could have married podcasts left and right.
SPEAKER_03:And by each other, you mean I'm married to you and you're married to me. Not like some sort of sandwich or something.
SPEAKER_07:Right.
SPEAKER_03:Not like an each other sandwich.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, that sounds gross. What's each other?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. I just wanted to that's why I wanted to make sure.
SPEAKER_07:Is that what you eat in the in the middle of your central midday crisis?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Okay. Uh so this is a podcast where it's a music podcast.
SPEAKER_07:It's barely a music podcast.
SPEAKER_03:It's it's okay. It's a nonsense podcast sprinkled with music. With consistent musical. We will always talk about musical. We will. That's okay. That's fair. Okay. We won't always talk about falling water. Kitty wells. We will probably always. If the last six episodes are in indication.
SPEAKER_07:What are we on? Is this seven?
SPEAKER_03:Is this seven?
SPEAKER_07:Seven.
SPEAKER_03:We will talk about kitty whales every time.
SPEAKER_07:We will. So far, so soap could be a little bit more.
SPEAKER_03:She's our little mascot, our little meow meow scout.
SPEAKER_07:She's purring.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. I can get down with some ASMR. It's very rare. Folding clothes and stuff, I can. Whispering.
SPEAKER_07:How about whisper singing?
SPEAKER_03:Oh no. I hate whisper singing.
SPEAKER_07:I'm not a whisper singer, am I?
SPEAKER_03:No, no, no, no, no.
SPEAKER_07:Good, okay.
SPEAKER_03:No, we'd be having a music podcast. We would not be having a music podcast. We wouldn't be having a music podcast if you sang like the big be good tanyas either.
SPEAKER_07:I tried not to.
SPEAKER_03:You sounded wonderful on that.
SPEAKER_07:Thank you.
SPEAKER_03:I uh I'm sick with myself, but I'm moving on with my life because this podcast is about doing things you love with people you love regardless of perfection. And in my case, regardless of any quality at all.
SPEAKER_07:That's not true.
SPEAKER_03:I practiced that so many times.
SPEAKER_07:If it was worse, I would have said that.
SPEAKER_03:I practiced that solo ten times in a row and nailed it each time, and then I just Oh, we'll talk about it later. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Wait, hey, quit bringing us down. So we're anywhere.
SPEAKER_07:Yep. So we're on where we have a podcast where uh the format is. You know, we bring this musical guest on. We're in line to see their concert.
SPEAKER_03:The Bigotanias.
SPEAKER_07:Yep. This week we're in line to see the Bigotanias. We'll talk more about them at the end. They're a Canadian folk trio. Bluegrass trio. How do they say it in Canada?
SPEAKER_03:Uh uh triboot.
SPEAKER_07:That's the only Canadian. I watch a Canadian on YouTube and she says garage garage.
SPEAKER_03:That's pretty good.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I like that.
SPEAKER_03:I like that too. I think we should start doing that down here.
SPEAKER_07:It takes less time.
SPEAKER_03:Maybe they do a little bit in like New England. Maybe? Right.
SPEAKER_07:They say garage. They call it the boot in in England. In regular England. Old England. What do they call it? The boot. Oh no, that's the trunk of the car. Never mind. Cars go in garage.
SPEAKER_03:Well, they call the g they call the trunk of the car uh sorry, they call the trunk of the car the garage. What? So they call the boot the trunk of the car. They say I gotta put my trunks of the cars on. Because I have to work in the yard.
SPEAKER_07:I'm tired already. Okay, so we're in line to see a concert, and this week it's the big tanyas. And you know, we're in line, we're talking to each other, we don't know each other, perhaps. And it's just, you know, what kind of random things you end up talking to people when you're waiting in line.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Like you might start with small talk. Like, hey, uh, you like the big tanyas, huh? What else? What are the kind of music you like?
SPEAKER_07:What kind of music you've been listening to this week?
SPEAKER_03:What have you been listening to this week? What's your favorites?
SPEAKER_07:Wow.
SPEAKER_03:Corner. Favorites. Hey, I started back into a corner, but while we're here. Tell me about your favorites.
SPEAKER_07:You start. You guys going on the favorites.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, okay. Well, uh, so this is kind of a funny little uh one, stranger. Um hey, crazy we're doing a pocket. Where did all this equipment come from? Oh my god.
SPEAKER_07:It came out from behind my clothes.
SPEAKER_03:I can tell which ones you've been wearing by the ones that you haven't been wearing. Been wearing.
SPEAKER_07:Uh you even put that up. Did you like that? Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Did I do it right? Yeah, pretty much. Sorry if you lose it. There's a bungee cord right here that's sealing all the keeping all the clock and clothes back.
SPEAKER_07:Everyone can see how terrible my posture is when we do.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I am, but you know, I guess.
SPEAKER_07:You're on some crazy ADHD stool. Have you ever told the audience about that? Is that part of your favorites corner? What have you been sitting on lately? This past week.
SPEAKER_03:I sit on this little chair that it's like a little joystick, kind of.
SPEAKER_07:It doesn't have a it has a domed bottom.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Kind of like me.
SPEAKER_07:Convey concave? Convex.
SPEAKER_03:Uh convex, I believe. See, if you if you you gotta watch our YouTube channel if you want to see me hold this video.
SPEAKER_07:You really want to see it up. It's not flat.
SPEAKER_03:It has a curved bottom. It's sort of like maybe like a weak, like a like it wobbles, but it doesn't fall down.
SPEAKER_07:That's exactly what it is.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. So you can move around. So if I'm typing, and it adjusts. It adjusts up and down.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. Oh, I don't think I knew that.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, you didn't know that? Oh, honey. Check this out.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I did know that.
SPEAKER_03:Look, and then I can. I'm sort of like stand-sitting.
SPEAKER_07:He's really far from the microphone now because of how high up is that as well.
SPEAKER_03:So then I push this little thing, I kind of reach in between my legs. Like in uh uh what's that Vade Halen song?
SPEAKER_07:I don't know.
SPEAKER_03:Panama. Oh reach down. Never mind. Somebody knows what I'm talking about.
SPEAKER_07:That person is and I lower it down.
SPEAKER_03:So that's what I've been sitting on. Yeah, I like I do like this thing.
SPEAKER_07:It's helps I actually have a sitting on corner as well. You've been sitting on that ADHD stool. Uh-huh. And I have a new thing to sit on where we we uh recently took a trip. You took a trip up to get a free sectional.
SPEAKER_02:I did.
SPEAKER_07:And I really enjoyed sitting on that this week and watching because there's what I was watching this week. I I like a Jane Austen book and a film. And I discovered there was one on this means this feels too close to me. I discovered there was one on Netflix based on the book called Persuasion. And I watched it in my new free sectional.
SPEAKER_03:Tell me about it. I guess can you It's a period romance.
SPEAKER_07:It's like it's like Pride and Prejudice.
SPEAKER_03:Now by period romance.
SPEAKER_07:I don't mean menstruation.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, okay. Gotcha. There are a lot of people at home that probably don't know what you mean by that. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Victorian era because a lot of people are into that.
SPEAKER_03:That's gross. That's fine.
SPEAKER_07:It's fine for them.
SPEAKER_03:Cavemen, how do you think we got here? Period romance.
SPEAKER_07:I don't think that you can get anywhere with period romance.
SPEAKER_03:Listen, it's possible.
SPEAKER_07:It's true, no matter what's what moon cycles you're on.
SPEAKER_03:Because it is possible, technically, right?
SPEAKER_07:I guess anything's possible. I mean Wow.
SPEAKER_03:I don't feel empowered? Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:I know I'm So anyway, persuasion is about uh it's about a girl, and she was in love with a poor guy, and of course she was rich, and she knew that her family would frown upon their getting together, so she decided to leave him, and he left for seven years, and he came back a rich Navy admiral. Oh and they reunited, and he was very prideful against her, and I don't want to give away the rest of her. Oh, okay. You don't know you don't want to know what happens. It's really good though.
SPEAKER_03:Is it a T is it a show? Is it like a show with this as a conclusive series, or is it a It's just a standalone book.
SPEAKER_07:The persuasion is the book, and the movie is just a standalone movie.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, it's a movie.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, it's a movie.
SPEAKER_03:Sorry. You're watching a movie called Persuasion. And you read the book.
SPEAKER_07:I've not read the book. You have not read the book.
SPEAKER_03:Did you say that?
SPEAKER_07:I didn't say that I didn't, but I didn't say that I did.
SPEAKER_03:Because I was thinking about these funny things to say about periods on the book. I'm not a very good stranger for it. That's a new corner. What, period corner?
SPEAKER_07:No listening corner for you.
SPEAKER_03:So speaking of, um I went to I went to uh Stardew Valley. Oh my gosh, is it Symphony of Seasons? That's what it was. Not to be confused with Festival of Seasons. I think I'm getting that right. It's a Stardew Valley Soho Live Symphony of Seasons. Yeah. Okay. I wrote here in my notes. Great show.
SPEAKER_07:Awesome. Tell us what's Stardew Valley about it.
SPEAKER_03:Stardew Valley is uh so first of all, I went with Caroline.
SPEAKER_07:Our daughter.
SPEAKER_03:Our daughter.
SPEAKER_07:Our one and only daughter.
SPEAKER_03:Caroline will go to any show with me. We went and saw Stanley Jordan together, who's a crazy solo guitar actor. I'm just like, are you sure you do you want to listen to some of his stuff first? No, I don't care. Let's go.
SPEAKER_07:And I did listen to it, and I was like, you know what? You should take someone else. I appreciate you, Stanley, but I think So start start, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I don't want to hear. I don't, you know, I don't want to hear. It's negative.
SPEAKER_07:It's not negative.
SPEAKER_03:It's oh. Okay. So Stardew Valley is a video game. Uh it's on like just about everything. Uh Switch, you mean the platforms. Yeah, platforms. Phones. Phones. And and much, much more. PC, of course.
SPEAKER_07:GPS's like your card GPS.
SPEAKER_03:We're getting there. I bet you played Doom on a GPS. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Um, so it's a it's a I don't even know what to call it. It's just just look it up. But it's like a farming simulator. It's like Animal Crossing if it was good.
SPEAKER_07:Minecraft?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. It's like uh Animal Crossing.
SPEAKER_07:It's 2D, right?
SPEAKER_03:Farming. It's an RPG element. It has you could do whatever you want.
SPEAKER_07:Were you implying that Animal Crossing is not good?
SPEAKER_03:Uh yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, you're your the audience is there's some decent people. I do not like that.
SPEAKER_03:I don't get it. I don't we get it, we'll have an Animal Crossing and or a Stardew Valley. Animal Crossing versus Stardew Valley.
SPEAKER_07:I'm sure Stardew Valley's better than music.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah, I am too. So the music is beautiful. Really? You like it?
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Oh great. I figured you would because it's because you like music, but and it's good. But you really thought it was beautiful?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, it's pretty pretty. It's pretty pretty.
SPEAKER_03:It really is. So the guy, uh Concerned Ape, Eric Um, I can't remember his last name. It's just escaping me. But nothing but respect for that, dude. He created the game by himself. And all the music. And his wife and his girlfriend, maybe wife now. She she's the unsung hero of the show. She worked full time while he stayed at home and worked full time making this game and the entire soundtrack. And it is a massive game he did by himself every last piece. As far as I know.
SPEAKER_07:I wish we knew your last name, Eric. Is it Stardew?
SPEAKER_03:He just goes by concerned A. That's why I can never remember his name. Like it's like even in the credits, it's not Stardew.
SPEAKER_07:Eric Stardew?
SPEAKER_03:It might be Stardew.
SPEAKER_07:I'll look it up.
SPEAKER_03:With D-O-O, which is confusing because it's D-O-O. I mean E U.
SPEAKER_07:D-O-O. I'll look it up. What's his last name while you talk more about it?
SPEAKER_03:So is it the B.
SPEAKER_07:Concert.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, so we went to the con So Caroline and I, she's a uh on her like music app, what'd she use? Apple?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, we have Apple Music.
SPEAKER_03:Right, and I have uh I have Pandora. I'm an old just gripping onto Pandora. I don't want to lose all my thousands and thousands of thumbs ups. My curated station. Yeah, Barone. I think it's Barone. Okay. Thank you.
SPEAKER_07:Give that man some credit.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, give him some credit. Well, he again, concerned ape is his choice.
SPEAKER_07:Okay, okay.
unknown:Sorry.
SPEAKER_03:Eric Barone. Sorry to use your last name, your real one.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I just found on the internet in ten seconds.
SPEAKER_03:I tried to stop her. Um so uh but we both both of our apps show the your most listened to the most listened to album or station or artist or whatever of the year. And the most listened to album on both of us was the Stardew Valley soundtrack.
SPEAKER_07:I have a very sweet picture of us both holding our phones up. If we had if we ever start an Instagram account, which I could do.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, well, I got big plans for that.
SPEAKER_07:Okay, but they could picture.
SPEAKER_03:Because I was thinking about our Instagram account and time to get to it.
SPEAKER_07:I can do that part. You don't even know how to use Instagram.
SPEAKER_03:Big plans for Instagram.
SPEAKER_07:You don't even know how to use Instagram.
SPEAKER_03:But I know how to have AI mind the video for interesting, what do you call them, reels?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, this is we'll talk about this later. This is off the record.
SPEAKER_07:This is gonna be good for later. Okay. So you went to that concert performance and farming.
SPEAKER_03:Performed by So Soho Live is the production company. And what I could find out about Soho Live, I think they're a Japanese maybe based um company.
SPEAKER_07:Are you saying that like you're embarrassed?
SPEAKER_03:Well, I can't remember. There's some somewhere over I I want to save a. Some are not. Maybe Hong Kong.
SPEAKER_07:Because we've already talked about Nintendo and Well, Masayoshitakanaka.
SPEAKER_03:Did we talk about him?
SPEAKER_07:Not yet. Is he the Rainbow Troll guy?
SPEAKER_03:Uh Rainbow Goblins, thank you. Rainbow Goblins, sorry. Thank you very much. Um if you haven't checked that, listen to find him, look him up. It's the greatest album of all time. Well, it's up there. It's right up there with Stardew Valley.
SPEAKER_07:I feel like it it's a cousin of Stardew Valley for sure.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Anyway.
SPEAKER_03:It's yeah. I put it up against anything. How do you like that?
SPEAKER_07:Anything.
SPEAKER_03:Anything.
SPEAKER_07:Wow.
SPEAKER_03:Period.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. So we it's this production company, and apparently they do video game music live.
SPEAKER_00:Oh.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know what other video games they've done. I I really should have looked that up, but I I I am curious and I will uh check that out and possibly attend another show. I do recommend going to the show. I do have a couple gripes.
SPEAKER_07:Go for it.
SPEAKER_03:Well it's gripe corner. It's gripe corner. So I found out a little bit about how these operate.
SPEAKER_01:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:You get so it's a 35-piece group of simp sim what's the word?
SPEAKER_07:Oh did they have strings?
SPEAKER_03:They had strings. They had a big violin and viola and cello and bass section.
SPEAKER_07:Someone should slap me on the wrist if I'm wrong. I'm not sure I will be better. I'm thinking we're looking at an orchestra.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. They had horns. Not a lot. They had a French horn.
SPEAKER_07:They had Was it Caroline?
SPEAKER_03:I think so. But I was like, Caroline, is that a French horn? She's like, yes. I was like, you're proud of me. We couldn't see it.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, okay. You were hearing and saying is that noise we're hearing.
SPEAKER_03:You could see the band, but I couldn't, yeah. Right. Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Not I saw someone with a French horn and said, Is that a French horn? That's what I thought you meant.
SPEAKER_03:Everybody's like, the guy turns in front of me turns around. He's like, I'm really impressed by you. I wish you were standing next to me in line on the way in.
SPEAKER_07:We're gonna talk about so many corners.
unknown:Corners.
SPEAKER_03:Uh a harp player? You had a harp? And not like a harmonica, but like an actual harp.
SPEAKER_07:Like the one I have in my basement? Yeah. My dad did not make.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. That's another story. Do we want to tell that now? No, that's all right. We'll see. We'll be way off track. I have like 15 things to talk about. Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Smokes, those are all your corner notes?
SPEAKER_03:These are my corner notes. Oh my gosh. I love you.
SPEAKER_07:That's not even the full that's not even the topic of today's line.
SPEAKER_03:Uh uh. Well, it's somewhere in there, maybe.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:All right.
SPEAKER_03:It's okay. We got it. We had a this is back like two weeks. Should we tell people that we had to skip a week?
SPEAKER_07:And that we lied. We pre-lied.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah, we're supposed to be doing this. We're not at an Ohio pile right now. We said we were going to the last one.
SPEAKER_07:But then we decided we just didn't wanted it to lay around instead.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And we did.
SPEAKER_03:And we did, and it was awesome. We'll talk about it.
SPEAKER_07:So what are your gripes?
SPEAKER_03:Gripes are that so you get these, so this is how they do it. They send the they send the music out to all these professionals in the area. Of like professional musicians in the Columbus area.
SPEAKER_00:Right.
SPEAKER_03:And they say, pra work on this music on your own. The day on your own, the day of. We're gonna get together, we're gonna run through it.
SPEAKER_07:That's what they do in a long time. And then we do the performance. Stuff like that.
SPEAKER_03:Which is cool.
SPEAKER_07:That's what they do here in the as that for the Christmas, for any of the symphony productions here. That's how they do it.
SPEAKER_03:Well, two and that's super interesting. I actually find that fascinating. Um, but uh the the downside of that, I suppose, is that I guess not everybody, despite being a professional musician, practices.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:And there are a couple folks in particular who just Are you gonna name them out or are you just gonna say that there were uh the guy on the banjo and the guitar and the I think he played a mandolin too, which is extremely impressive. I'm not I'm not saying he's not ten times better than me.
SPEAKER_07:Just sound like he needed a little bit more.
SPEAKER_03:But he didn't sound like he'd ever heard the song before. And the piano player was taking me out of it. That dude's tempo was all jet. Because I mean He came in at the wrong times.
SPEAKER_07:We could have had Logan do it.
SPEAKER_03:And you could just tell, like, there's a couple times I'd like just see like some of the players, it's probably in my head, but I was just like watching with Caroline. I'm like, come on, dude. Because this dude would just screw up. They both screwed up probably 30 times that I could hear.
SPEAKER_07:I was gonna say, if you are there to watch a Stardew Valley music.
SPEAKER_03:I paid$80 a ticket.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, nobody should be screwing up. No one should be screwing up. But like think about the audience that is there to listen to their music. They know.
SPEAKER_03:Well, as you said, I'm kind of a stickler for details. As much as hypocritical as that is, because if you listen to the song that we played today, which we'll talk about, Lake Tutu Train, uh what is that actually called?
SPEAKER_07:Lakes of Pontra Train. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Poo-poo face.
SPEAKER_07:Right. That's what I said. Ginger dieper heads.
SPEAKER_03:So you'll hear me bite it, right? But I'm not a professional musician, and and you did not pay$80 to hear me.
SPEAKER_07:You might pay$80 for him to stop, though.
SPEAKER_03:That was a good one. Anyways, I don't want to I don't want to rag on the guy. I had a great time all in all, but I'm gonna give it a four out of five.
SPEAKER_07:Because of that.
SPEAKER_03:I think if it was a different everything else about it was awesome. Cool. They had for every like Oh, they had stuff. Yeah, they had this back to like this visual cut type thing. I mean, it wasn't like state of the art or anything, but they have a projector, nice presentation. So if you're familiar with the game, you know, when you play like the fall season and they go through all the all the seasons and they they kind of do like kind of a sim presentation of what where you would be in the game at that point. And they go, they even go to like these mini games. Um mini games you could play in the bar. There's like an arcade machines, game within a game.
SPEAKER_07:Sebastian in any of this?
SPEAKER_03:Sebastian is in it. Sebastian, oh, we voted for the best Stardew Valley character, and Sebastian got you mean like the audience? Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Were you in Clark? Were you in Caroline voting for dozens of Sebastian?
SPEAKER_03:Dozens of them. Sebastian got third. I voted for Sebastian.
SPEAKER_07:Who'd Caroline vote for?
SPEAKER_03:Uh Cro uh Cru Cro Cro Crudo Croop Cropo? Wow.
SPEAKER_07:The CD's not skipping.
SPEAKER_03:I listen, I listened to the south track a lot while I play the game. Um Crudo Crudo? What the heck? Is this this little like I don't know? You could marry characters in the game, but you could be he could be your roommate. He's not a human. He lives in the sewer. It's just escaping me. Starts with a K. He won. They said he wins every time.
SPEAKER_00:Oh.
SPEAKER_03:The guy running it, uh Conductor.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:He was pretty cool.
SPEAKER_07:What was his name?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. It wasn't Eric. And it wasn't a concerned ape. But I bet he was pretty concerned about his freaking banjo player.
SPEAKER_07:I bet he was like giving him an eye. Because you know you can't see the face of the conductor.
SPEAKER_03:The guy was they were both good. Well, the banjo, the guy on the guitar and the banjo, you could tell he's a great player. But he just I just I just don't think he practiced.
SPEAKER_07:Do you think it would be like if like you're a great player, but if I gave you sheet music and you had to play the same way every time, you'd be like, gosh, I'd shoot myself.
SPEAKER_03:I wonder if that's what that's why he's like a great player, but he had like specific things to play, and maybe he was just not that wasn't his That's one thing about a video game, you know, where you have you have folks in there who would I guarantee had played 2,000 hours. They know exactly what's supposed to be part of it.
SPEAKER_07:If you're nerding out over video game music that you're gonna go see it live, that you expect to hear it the way it's supposed to go.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Yeah. I I'm very torn by that because as you know, I don't like playing that way.
SPEAKER_07:On the flip side, paid$80 to ticket.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:160 doll hairs.
SPEAKER_03:Is that a was that a callback to the dollhouse murders?
SPEAKER_07:To the doll hairs murders.
SPEAKER_03:To Luann and uh Amy Amy.
SPEAKER_07:Look at us.
SPEAKER_03:Look at us and Claire. How long are we able to keep this in information in our heads? You want to know what else I was listening to, or do you want to uh what do you what do you what else? You've been listening to the music and production.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, this week I've been listening to the Adams Family musical.
SPEAKER_03:Oh.
SPEAKER_07:Because our daughter's gonna be in a high school production of it. Nathan Lane is the is Gomez. And who was the one? Bibi Neworth? New what was her name?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know.
SPEAKER_07:We were talking about it at l yesterday.
SPEAKER_03:Oh Lilith? Oh, she's yeah, Lil uh yeah, Fraser's uh wife.
SPEAKER_07:BB something.
SPEAKER_03:I don't remember her name.
SPEAKER_07:Anyway, she plays Martusha, I believe. Anyway, so I've been listening to that because a musical is way more fun to watch if you're familiar with the music.
SPEAKER_03:Maybe I'll I'll listen to it then.
SPEAKER_07:You'll hate it.
SPEAKER_03:I will.
SPEAKER_07:It's musical.
SPEAKER_03:I don't outright hate musicals.
SPEAKER_07:This one's kind of nice because it's not taking itself seriously in the least. So there's that.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I mean what I think would I like the music? Like, is the music you know you can imagine?
SPEAKER_07:It's lots of tango. Like, imagine Gomez and Morticia how they're like kind of sexy with each other all the time. So there's tons of that like Innuendo. The music is flamenco and lots of dance, like ballroom dance style.
SPEAKER_03:Is Nathan Lane pretty great?
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah, Nathan Lane's great.
SPEAKER_03:He's he's hilarious.
SPEAKER_07:They were probably like that's like I feel like he's he's like Jason Statham when it comes to action movies. He's like, well, Nathan Lane's in another musical. We'll just give him the part the day before and he's gonna be like, oh yeah, I can do this.
SPEAKER_03:Is he a pretty good singer?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. He's one of my I mean, he's a star in that world.
SPEAKER_03:He's oh, is he?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, so he's a theater guy.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, I know. Uh I only know him from like uh uh what's the movie with Robin Williams? Birdcage.
SPEAKER_07:That one that we watched recently.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, Bird Cage.
SPEAKER_07:I want to look up what Nathan Lane's been in.
SPEAKER_03:Modern Family, he's like he crushes every episode that he's in.
SPEAKER_07:He's a comic.
SPEAKER_03:He's just he's well I know, that's why I didn't know he was like a singer and uh What is I gotta look it up because I'm trying to think of what it anyway I would listen to it.
SPEAKER_07:It's just go ahead and look it up.
SPEAKER_03:I could talk uh talk about things I don't know. Um Yeah, Caroline's playing Allison.
SPEAKER_07:Alice Alice Alice Alice who's like the uh keep on calling the producers, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum, guys and dolls, Adam's family. Once upon a mattress. Yeah, he's been in a lot of stuff.
SPEAKER_03:Once upon a mattress?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. It's a retelling of the princess and the pea.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that makes sense.
SPEAKER_07:We did it when I was in high school. Is it junior high?
SPEAKER_03:Is it a period romance?
SPEAKER_07:I'm not gonna say what I want to say.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah, I know what you want to say. I think. I don't think you do. I can see why you don't want to say it. If it's you don't.
SPEAKER_07:I'll tell you later if you're real nice.
SPEAKER_03:I'm gonna be on my best behavior. So anything else about that? Is that do you listen? Have you seen it? Like have you seen the video?
SPEAKER_07:No, I haven't.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:A few um high school productions on YouTube were recommended to me. But I'm I'm sure there's some good ones, but Yeah, well, it was more just to kinda you it's just when your kid's in something. It's nice to have a sense of what the storyline is. Like I didn't have to watch Annie because I know the music for Annie.
SPEAKER_03:So I is it so that's an example, like there's some songs in Annie I really like. I like the music a lot.
SPEAKER_07:I don't like it when professionals are singing it best.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, yeah. What's the what's the one uh May is it maybe?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, that's a really good song.
SPEAKER_07:It's a sad song.
SPEAKER_03:It's a sad song, but it makes you feel and it's dynamic, and it's it's great. I actually really like I enjoy that song. Not even for a musical, it's just a great song. Um maybe they shouldn't talk about music. We'll have a musical episode.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah. We should. We could I could pull I could make you do a musical song with me.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:All right. Um anything else?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Oh wow.
SPEAKER_03:Well, uh you know, so I was listening to uh as we talked about in the last one, uh the If you say Tedeski tracks again, I'm gonna I'm gonna leave. Tedsky. Tedesky Does that count?
SPEAKER_07:No, yes.
SPEAKER_03:TTB.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Ooh. Why why can't I talk about that?
SPEAKER_07:You've been listening to the same thing for three weeks.
SPEAKER_03:You gotta really swish it around your mouth a little bit. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_07:Did you share it with Uncle Dan?
SPEAKER_03:No, I shared, I talked about it.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I know, but when you were driving, didn't turn it on.
SPEAKER_03:I did not. We were just talking. Did we listen to anything? I don't think we did. I think we were just talking.
SPEAKER_07:I bet the two of you could talk yourselves into Alaska.
SPEAKER_03:We could. We could. We almost missed our exit to co to Grandville. Where he lives. It's like Alaska, six thousand miles?
SPEAKER_07:You're like, yeah. Anyway, Tedeski.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, Tedeski trucks banned. Talked about it last week. Okay, I won't talk about Long.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I want to.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Go ahead. So you know, last week to support you. Yeah. Last week we talked about Joe Cocker. I know your job here is to keep me on rails. But sometimes those rails feel like a box. Sometimes the box feels like a cage.
SPEAKER_07:Remember that meme where like the bars are big enough for you to step outside of it?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I'm stepping outside of it. I'm going for it. Here we go. So it was they did a bunch of Joe Cocker stuff with Leon Russell and uh Mad Dogs and Englishmen. It was it's really cool. Check it out. I already talked about it. But in the process of kind of looking up a little bit of information on it, I found that they did a the same kind of deal, uh, same live show at Lock In that festival with Layla and other assorted love songs, which is a 1970s uh 1970 album by Derek and the Dominoes, Clapton's band, that has, of course, Clapton and uh Dwayne Allman on. Dwayne Allman's on almost all of it. And it's a really good album. You should definitely check it out if you haven't. Have you ever listened to the whole thing?
SPEAKER_07:I I think we've listened to it on Car Tribe. I feel like we have Car Travel.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, you definitely have at some point. Um, probably multiple points. But it's got you know bell bottom blues on it, layers.
SPEAKER_07:You made me love you.
SPEAKER_03:What?
SPEAKER_07:You made me love you. Isn't that how it goes? Oh, uh Bell Bottom You Made Me Cry. You made me cry. I love that song.
SPEAKER_03:I do love that. I do love that song. So, okay, killer album. Uh okay, the original is a killer album. Really awesome. If you like any music at all, just listen to it. It's really good. But it's got a lot of blues, it's got a lot of pretty songs on it. Um it's just it's got everything. It has fantastic players through and through, nice vocals, um, everything. It's just everything you'd ever want in a rock album. Uh so I I was definitely not what I yawned and I wanted to smile at the camera. That's so rude.
SPEAKER_07:Do you remember?
SPEAKER_03:Can I just pressure guard now?
SPEAKER_07:Wait, can I just interject a story? Do you remember Chocolate Rain?
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Like I would sing and then he would go breath like super far away from the microphone. No, I'm doing it, and I've just every time I'm swallowing a lot of it. I keep yawning. I'm not yawning because I'm tired, I'm just yawning because I'm kind of hot in this tiny closet.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Remember how hot I was? The first episode. We're kind of hot right now.
SPEAKER_07:Well, and so every time I do that, I keep thinking of Chocolate Rain. If you haven't seen Chocolate Rain, you should be. Oh, I missed that show. Yeah. Okay, anyway, back to the album.
SPEAKER_03:Um, so okay. Not that I was uh I wasn't uh doubtful about that that they were gonna do a great job with it because they're they're they are too good of the Tedesky Trucks band and Trey Anastasia, who's also on almost the Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Look at me. I know thanks.
SPEAKER_03:They they did uh in in a huge ensemble as well. Uh horns and and vocals and just a real big production. I knew they were gonna do a great job because I don't think they're incapable of doing a bad job.
SPEAKER_07:You don't think they're capable of doing a bad job.
SPEAKER_03:But I didn't know how well it's incapable of doing a bad job. I said incapable.
SPEAKER_07:Right, it should just be capable.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I said incapable.
SPEAKER_03:Well, irregular irregardless.
SPEAKER_07:Language evolves.
SPEAKER_03:That's right. So but I was very I was very pleased by it. There are some songs that I think I and I have, you're right. I've been listening to it for like two or three weeks now. I've listened to it probably four times. And there are some songs, I'm not gonna go track by track, but there's some songs that I like I like better on the original, shouldn't be a surprise there. Uh Bell Bonham Blues, for instance. I don't think he did a great job, they did a great job.
SPEAKER_07:They made me love you. And that's you're like, that's how happy.
SPEAKER_04:It's like I didn't want to do it.
SPEAKER_07:Everybody's like, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, so uh, but there were there were other songs that I think they actually did better. First of all, I really I'm not saying this is necessarily better, but there's some really long jam sessions in it. I know you don't love those jam band lady, right? But when I say it's not even jam band, like just jam sessions.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I understand.
SPEAKER_03:Right. So you get these blues back and forth between Derek Trucks and uh excuse me, and Trey and Stagio. It's just really, really great. They're they're not Dwayne Alman and Eric Clapton, but they're not, you know, it's like, well, they're not Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.
SPEAKER_07:They're really more like LeBron James and Yeah, Kyrie Irving. Yeah, just different amazing people. Okay, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. So LeBron. No, so he's like, Kyrie Irving is nowhere near as good as Scottie Pippen. But I know you weren't calling him Michael Jordan.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, the audience won't like it. Go back to the podcast title, you buffoon.
SPEAKER_03:Whenever you get mad, look at the title. You were doing a good job. You have to admit, we're doing a great job.
SPEAKER_07:If you hate it, we're on to something.
SPEAKER_03:Train Anastasia is a really good guitar player.
SPEAKER_07:How old is that man?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. That's a good question. Fifties? He's gotta be 50s.
SPEAKER_07:He's only in seven issues, give or take away.
SPEAKER_03:He's gotta be mid-I'm gonna guess mid-50s.
SPEAKER_07:We're near younger.
SPEAKER_03:Bruce Shoecraft went to a tray anesthesia concert with me after they broke up, after he after Fish uh broke up. Went and checked him out. Great show. Um he can play anything. That dude can play. The reason I saw uh my dad can to a degree. Anything with a cone. We'll do a Brucecraft episode sometime.
SPEAKER_07:I hope somebody's taking notes for it. I've had a lot of IB lists to know.
SPEAKER_03:I was like, that's uh that's on the someday list. He's like, which someday list? He's like, you have like three someday lists. You have the one that we're actually doing, the someday someday list, and then the someday maybe list.
SPEAKER_07:The joke someday list.
SPEAKER_03:Oh my god this is maybe someday. This is probably someday. We're getting there. Right. So um awesome album, Susan Tedeski is killing it on it. She sings most of most of the songs on there, she sings Layla, um, which is a really great tune I never get sick of. I did Dr. Palmer, my economics teacher, he played it every single day and uh while while getting ready for for class.
SPEAKER_07:Wow. Were you guys in there? Or did he play that?
SPEAKER_03:I've skipped most classes, but it wasn't because of Layla. What I was gonna say was I've heard that song well, the first week, and I was told that he also played it in the remaining nine weeks of class as well. I just kind of showed up for the final.
SPEAKER_07:Did you pass?
SPEAKER_03:Is it is it we'll have a we'll have a Rob Shoecraft's college performance uh podcast on the and my um parallel journey. Yeah, that's right. That's when you met. What's wrong with you? I think you're more damaged than I am.
SPEAKER_06:I just want to fix you. I can fix you. I can fix him, I can make him better.
SPEAKER_04:I don't want to bring you down with me. I love you too much.
SPEAKER_06:What are we even closing?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. It sounds real. I think it's from like two too trade. Like poo-poo face. Like poo-poo head. Uh Doodoo Pee Pee. It's from Kindergarten Cop. I don't know if you recognize it. Okay, anyways, great album.
SPEAKER_07:Uh I don't think there's anything more to be said about it.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:I'm sorry. You guys, did you want to hear more?
SPEAKER_03:I see some nods out there. How about this?
SPEAKER_07:From the bathtub.
SPEAKER_03:Parcels?
SPEAKER_07:Are there people in our bathtub?
SPEAKER_03:We listened to some parcels. What do you think about parcels? No one's in our bathtub.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I think I liked it. Uh shining. Considering the people who referred it, recommended it to you. It had a certain flavor of like a uh what's that band I love? That sounds like the disco skating rink.
SPEAKER_03:Jamiroquai?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's got the little bit of a disco funk vibe. Because I was like, I they were they were so I was What's that band?
SPEAKER_06:I love his name again.
SPEAKER_03:So they were Dwangle. I there's probably a lot of Did we talk about Dwangle before? We did, yeah. Okay. In West. So we've already blown his cover. Dwangle and Wes hanging out with them.
SPEAKER_07:When we talked about how he was you guys we were in you guys were in a band. He was in a band. He's saying it. We talked about it. That was a big deal.
SPEAKER_03:That's where we met, yeah. 20 years ago. That was in the pre-ly episode. In the what?
SPEAKER_07:Pre-Lie.
SPEAKER_03:Pre pre-Lie?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, our last episode was a pre-Ly episode.
SPEAKER_03:Before we aren't on location. Yeah, gotcha. Um so they're like, they're like, yeah, you should check out parcels. I think you really like them. I said, well, what do they sound like? And they were kind of describing it. I was like, so like Jamiroquai? They're like, no, not real. Well, here's the thing. They sound like a lot of stuff, but they're also extremely unique.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I thought that.
SPEAKER_03:I can't really nail them down. They almost sound a little bit like Steely Dan, like Royal Scam era. Like you know that song The Fez?
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:It kind of got that groove to it. It's like not a whole not a lot of guitar solos, but great guitar. Like a lot of really good rhythm. Rhythm seconds. They're super tight. They have awesome vocal harmonies when they when they have them, but they can also have instrumentals too. Yeah, I like that. Like you could dance to it, you could jam to it.
SPEAKER_07:I liked it a lot.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:You could roller skate to it, maybe.
SPEAKER_03:The album I listen to is I see you want to move on.
SPEAKER_07:I don't. Why do you say that? I love parcels.
SPEAKER_03:I think they're Australian.
SPEAKER_07:Why do they call themselves that?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. I don't do it anymore.
SPEAKER_07:Is that a reference to pitches or is it a reference to packages in the mail?
SPEAKER_03:Uh I think it's packages in the mail. I think they're just little they're just they're just little special delivery. What's here? Great music.
SPEAKER_07:Candy Gray.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I can't wait to open it. Uh so the album I listed to was Parcels Live Ones, Volume One. Or wait, no. Parcels Live Volume One, I think is what it's called. Parcels? Live Ones. Live What is Live Ones? That's something. It's another album.
SPEAKER_07:By Parcels?
SPEAKER_03:No.
SPEAKER_07:Parcels Live.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, don't be silly.
SPEAKER_07:Parcels Live Ones. Did you realize?
SPEAKER_03:Live, Volume One. Okay. It's a live album. I'm you now. Yeah, you're the new me. Shut up, Meg. Um, it was uh uh it's a live album, but it's not live like like the Layla album I just talked about. It's live.
SPEAKER_07:Excuse me. You told me about this.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, they just did they did it live. They recorded it. But they were in studio. They're in studio. It sounds really tight. It's only live in the sense that they just keep going and they're recording it live, and I would assume it's not, you know, I assume it's just all at once. Right. So, but it's really great. It's got a good vibe to it. I I one of the reasons I selected is because one, I heard it was a really good representation of their music. But one of the reasons for that is uh apparently it's kind of like a it's got it has several songs from several different albums. So it's not like the greatest hits per se, but it's got a lot, it's a good representation of their catalog, if you will.
SPEAKER_07:Gotcha. All right, parcels.
SPEAKER_03:What else?
SPEAKER_07:For me, yeah. I mean, I listen to if I'm listening to anything, a lot of times it'd say uh well, I'll tell you, I'll tell you two things.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, you I want to know. I don't want to just talk about my things.
SPEAKER_07:I learned a song this week. I sent it to you, but did you ever listen to it? The pinball machine? No. Okay, so there's this terrible uh Delonnie I can't remember his last name. Anderson? That's not right, though. Is that right? Anyway, this old country singer from the 50s wrote a song about a truck driver who uh apparently apparently pinball machines were kind of like gambling. I mean, because I've now I've talked to several old people about this because this whole song is about a guy who who wastes his entire fortune on trying to play pinball machines while he's out on his long haul trucking and he has he's a hog hauler, he yells pigs.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I think well in the so I listened to to a book on uh on Nintendo basic it's like the history of Nintendo in Genesis and how they it's called Console Wars. Okay, and I think in the in that book they talk about hit Nintendo's beginning as a gaming company, not video games, but like card games and morphing into these, but basically they talk about just a brief history of the gambling crackdown like in a lot of these arcades.
SPEAKER_07:So so I the people who requested that song, they were I blew their mind because we have a pinball machine, like a real one, and I blew their mind when I told them that. And I mean they were like looking at me like the way your grandma looked at me when I asked to drink some gin.
SPEAKER_04:It'll make you mean.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, like like I was a gambler.
SPEAKER_03:I don't really think they thought Lonnie Irving, pinball machine, ninety 1960 truck driver.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Pinball machine is what it's called. No, I gotta listen to it.
SPEAKER_07:It's not that great. Oh, it's not, but it's I mean, it's it's what you'd expect from the people I lots and lots of things.
SPEAKER_03:Do you think when the Soho Live does a uh uh reproduces uh Lonnie Irving's classics that they've that would be more of a guitar player actually practice this time?
SPEAKER_07:I hope so. I think that guys are gonna listen to this. I also hope so. Sometimes you need to hear the truth. Yeah, you do, I know uh so anyway, I learned that song, and then I said I sang it for someone else, also around the same age, these old men in their 80s, my hospice patients, and he was very sad by it, and he said it was a real was a real problem. Pen mob machines, and they cost a nickel to play.
SPEAKER_02:Man.
SPEAKER_07:I was like, wow, we need to we need to set up shops, start taking advantage of it.
SPEAKER_03:Well, take it. I don't like the way you said that, I mean I mean we absolutely will.
SPEAKER_07:No, yeah. So I listened to it several times.
SPEAKER_03:I thought there's not like six different versions of it in in uh guitar tablets.
SPEAKER_07:You know, it was in there though.
SPEAKER_03:Was it really?
SPEAKER_07:Yep. Really? It was the lyrics were in there and the chords, but I chose my own key. Anyway, so that and then I also listen to we're in we're in high spooky season right now, so good podcasts are out. Radio Rental. I'm sure I'm not the first person to tell you about Radio Rental. It's great. You might be. I honestly brought it up because Terry Carnation, Rain Wilson, he has been the host. He plays a character called Terry Carnation. He's been the host forever.
SPEAKER_03:It's a great name.
SPEAKER_07:It is a great name.
SPEAKER_03:My buddy uh made up the name Dick Perennial. I always think of Terry Carnation. Dick Perennial. Dan, I think Dan. Is it either Dan or John, maybe?
unknown:Dick Perennial.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's a great name. It's a great name.
SPEAKER_07:Well, anyway, they gave it over. So Rain Wilson is not he's not on it anymore. And they gave it to Jeff Foxworthy, who I did not think would do a good job, and he is amazing.
SPEAKER_03:He's a talented guy.
SPEAKER_07:He's hilarious. Yeah, it's super funny. So and he doesn't even talk that much.
SPEAKER_03:It's so weird that uh one of one of the most successful, commercially successful comedians of all time.
SPEAKER_07:But he's real pigeonholed into like the redneck stuff. And I mean he plays a redneck on there, but he's like an enlightened redneck who's like into horoscopes, and he gets like he gets like a com uh compulsion to have to share a horoscope, and he's like, That's not me, I'm not the one. I you I just they come over me and I gotta say them. Anyway, he's super, super funny, and I'm very pleased with the fact that he did a nice warm.
SPEAKER_03:What was your uh what was your opinion of the was it like the handoff between uh Michael Scott and uh California and the office? We'll talk about the office next week.
SPEAKER_07:Oh my gosh, we will. And I might need to redo a little refreshers on that.
SPEAKER_03:I am some of the plots. Yeah. Next week we're we're talking about uh basically shows. Eh, you just gonna have to tune.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, you just have to stay tuned. So anyway, that's those are things I've been listening to. Spooked is pretty good, but it's I don't think it's ever as good as Radio Rental, but it's worth the 20 minutes it takes to get through the ads and listen to the stories.
SPEAKER_03:Spooked Yeah, it was okay. Though that's the one with the uh like the goat man. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:They're always a bit more um I really like the paranormal, supernatural, whereas radio rentals are like creepy stories about things that almost are always like what happens?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, but the radio rental one, that was a paranormal one. What one was that? There was that like um anomaly, like it's basically the like a tear in the fabric of what it's like a it was like a poltergeist episode.
SPEAKER_07:And they were in the in that guy's house. Yeah, yeah, that's true.
SPEAKER_03:And that was you hear stuff like that and you're like, you know, how much of this is absolute this just straight lies. How much of this is this is somebody having a a drugs, psychotic episode of some kind? And how much of this is even five percent real?
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Because if there's five percent real on a story like that, still creepy, then I shouldn't get so upset about that.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. I was thinking another idea, so for those of you who are taking notes for us and sending us in what we said we wanted to do, um, would be favorite spooky stuff, just to share our favorite spooky stories or or like legends or whatever.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:So we'll remember we'll remember that one. But anyway, that's all.
SPEAKER_03:Speaking of spooky stuff, uh, you know, I've been watching uh we watched the we watched weapons.
SPEAKER_07:We did.
SPEAKER_03:We watched weapons on the.
SPEAKER_07:Is it weapons with an S or just weapon?
SPEAKER_03:Oh crap.
SPEAKER_07:I'll look.
SPEAKER_03:I think it's weapons with an S.
SPEAKER_07:I'm gonna look.
SPEAKER_03:And it's starring uh Josh Brolin.
SPEAKER_07:You liked him.
SPEAKER_03:And uh oh gosh, what is her name?
SPEAKER_07:Ruth from Ozark.
SPEAKER_03:Well, Ruth from Ozark. Oh. Yeah, but there's another actress's name I also don't know. But she was an Uncle Buck.
SPEAKER_07:What was she the Oh my gosh, what is she? What was her part?
SPEAKER_03:She's a great actress. She's the she's the the I don't know how much this is a spoiler, but yeah, she's the aunt, yes. She is the aunt. What is her name?
SPEAKER_07:I don't know, I'm about to find out.
SPEAKER_03:Uh did you like that movie?
SPEAKER_07:I did, I like it. Weapons.
SPEAKER_03:Weapons, okay.
SPEAKER_07:Her name Ruth is Julia Garner.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, that's right.
SPEAKER_07:And then she's great. The ant.
SPEAKER_03:She basically plays Ruth.
SPEAKER_07:She does.
SPEAKER_03:Kind of. I mean, I I know I said that we sort of had this conversation before, but I love Ruth.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, she's pretty great.
SPEAKER_03:She's got a fun-loving bad attitude. Or I love her bad attitude. I don't think she's fun loving at all.
SPEAKER_07:Man, that's not coming up right off the bat.
SPEAKER_03:Well okay. Look up Uncle Buck. Look up Uncle Buck. Uh you've seen Uncle Buck, right?
SPEAKER_07:Does that have um the dead guy in it?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, he'll be in the show. John Candy? Yeah, he'll be in our show.
SPEAKER_07:Oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, he can definitely come up. Oh. Wow. John Candy is.
SPEAKER_07:Is it Gene Louisa Kelly?
SPEAKER_03:Maybe.
SPEAKER_07:I don't know. You're gonna have to look.
SPEAKER_03:Is it Amy Madigan? Amy Madigan, yeah. Yeah, Amy Madigan. She's in Field of Dreams, too. Yeah. Okay. Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Whoa, she looks like a normal person.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Dude, she does not look like that in weapons.
SPEAKER_04:No, no, she doesn't.
SPEAKER_07:I was like skipped right over her when I was looking in the weapons cast list because she looks crazy in her bio picture she looks like.
SPEAKER_03:Normal. It reminded me a lot like of kind of of witches in a weird way.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I could see that.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Anyways, it's cool. Really cool ending.
SPEAKER_07:Um we watched it on our trip.
SPEAKER_03:We watched it on our trip. We're not there yet.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, because I remember I said I was gonna watch JFK.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, you promised the people.
SPEAKER_03:I just want to give you a little update.
SPEAKER_07:How far into it are you?
SPEAKER_03:Um I got an hour left. I didn't realize when I said that, I didn't realize it was three and a half hours long.
SPEAKER_07:Oh my gosh, it's that long.
SPEAKER_03:It's three and a half hours long.
SPEAKER_07:Better you than me.
SPEAKER_03:And well, it's great.
SPEAKER_07:I really've ridden the bicycle for two and a half hours.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, but I've also kind of watched it on the toilet.
SPEAKER_07:I can't people don't need to know that you use the bathroom.
SPEAKER_03:Sorry, I've watched it when I'm in my little hole next to the tree outside that I use. Is that better?
SPEAKER_07:It's not better.
SPEAKER_03:No, but I I I watched it when I climbed up.
SPEAKER_07:Did you hear my eyebrows?
SPEAKER_03:When I climbed up on top of somebody's sunroof that was open.
unknown:Oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_07:You never did that.
SPEAKER_03:Watched it for only like five minutes I had to make a quick getaway. Um yeah, I just kind of been I I've been it's been making me think I I want to uh it's a great show to quote unquote watch when you're doing other stuff because it's extremely dialogue-based. So maybe like a Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross, and see the action because you can just listen to it.
SPEAKER_07:I understand.
SPEAKER_03:Anyways, love it so far. It's not what I thought it was, which is great because what I thought it was was more of a documentary full of flaws. I had no idea what kind of movie it was. I had no idea who was in it. I knew nothing about it. I'm very pleasantly surprised. Wonderful, interested to hear what happens. I'll talk about it next week.
SPEAKER_07:I can't wait to hear about it. Exciting conclusion. Only one more hour on the bicycle and a little toilet. I think you can do it.
SPEAKER_03:Or in the sunroof.
SPEAKER_07:Five minutes at a time.
SPEAKER_03:I've I watched it a little bit while I was doing dishes. Um what else I watched?
SPEAKER_07:What?
SPEAKER_03:Blind Date.
SPEAKER_07:We have to do a blind date.
SPEAKER_03:Shout out to my little sister Julia. We used to watch it together.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, that's sweet. I don't think I knew that.
SPEAKER_03:We watched that in news radio.
SPEAKER_07:Oh. And then Is that the one Joe Rogan was on?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:And Andy Dick.
SPEAKER_07:That's one we watched together. Did we used to watch that together? Is that David Spain in there? Or that was News, that was the magazine one on the road.
SPEAKER_03:That's uh not Spin City.
SPEAKER_07:Um wasn't Spin City?
SPEAKER_03:No, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's the model agency. Yeah.
unknown:Oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_03:Just shoot me.
SPEAKER_07:Just shoot me.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Man, we go way back with our sitcoms, but we did watch uh news radio.
SPEAKER_03:Yes, news radio underrated show.
SPEAKER_07:You ought to pull that one up for us sometime.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, that show's great. John Lovitz was on it too, after Phil Hartman. He's no Phil Hartman, but I I got a I got a really warm spot in my heart for John Lovitz.
SPEAKER_00:God, me too.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that guy. Do you?
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Um, but uh Blind Date. We were looking for something to watch. Pulled up a couple, let's watch Blind Date. Yeah. It's been 20.
SPEAKER_07:I'd like to know who the geniuses were on the writers.
SPEAKER_03:They're excellent.
SPEAKER_07:What came first? Was that because see, I think pop-up video come up before that? Was that what they premise like the pop-up video?
SPEAKER_03:I'm gonna say pop-up video was definitely before that.
SPEAKER_07:And I don't remember Blind Date until I met you in college.
SPEAKER_03:Pop-up video is I would say one of the best things that's ever been invented.
SPEAKER_07:I agree.
SPEAKER_03:Because I will sit there and listen to songs that I do not like, actively don't like.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. Just to see what's in the set.
SPEAKER_03:Just to learn who got busted.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:You know.
SPEAKER_07:Or like who accidentally left their pen on the table. This is not supposed to be here thing. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I love that so much. I think everybody else does too.
SPEAKER_07:We shouldn't say too much about Blind Date, though, because we'll do a blind date episode someday. It's on the real Sunday list.
SPEAKER_03:We really are. All my stuff's on the Real Sunday list, too.
SPEAKER_07:You were the one who brought up the Maybe Someday list.
SPEAKER_03:I think someday we're gonna we're gonna cover someday by the strokes.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I love that song.
SPEAKER_03:I do too. Some of my favorite guitar refs of all time. I say I have a lot of all-time favorites. That's why I lose my mind every two and two and a half weeks.
SPEAKER_07:Working through it, guys.
SPEAKER_03:I love too much. Hey, uh, I watched The Wrecking Crew. It's been like two weeks. I gotta talk about all this stuff.
SPEAKER_07:What's the Wrecking Crew?
SPEAKER_03:So remember when I was talking about Hal Blaine?
SPEAKER_07:Um, okay.
SPEAKER_03:Remember when we were talking, but I I said Hal Bain.
SPEAKER_07:What's his real name?
SPEAKER_03:Hal Blaine.
SPEAKER_07:Okay, I don't remember that one.
SPEAKER_03:I think I was thinking of Harold Baines.
SPEAKER_07:I don't remember who that is either.
SPEAKER_03:He's a baseball player. Oh, yeah, definitely. Great designated hitter for the Oakland A's.
SPEAKER_07:Cheater.
SPEAKER_03:In the White Sox.
unknown:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Got it.
SPEAKER_03:So remember when we did the Ladyfingers, uh, Whip Cream and Other Delights, Herb Alpert. We talked about the Wrecking Crew, all the session music.
SPEAKER_07:Right. I do remember that. Sorry, everybody.
SPEAKER_03:And you watched Carol Kay and Tommy Judesco and all these folks. They when they played with the live strippers. Um yes. Yes.
unknown:Yes.
SPEAKER_07:I remember now. See?
SPEAKER_03:I loved that documentary. I man, I I I think I'm kind of obsessed with session players.
SPEAKER_07:As you should be. All session players unite.
SPEAKER_03:Um Guns for Well, honestly, it's part part of the reason I thought it was so cool in a weird way, even though I you know I threw a fit about the guy screwing up Stardew Valley. They're essentially, I mean, they're like the ultimate session players, right?
SPEAKER_07:What do you call players who might play in the studio but then also go on tour with the person? Would that also still be a session?
SPEAKER_03:So they can still be a session player. A lot of a lot of folks got their start that way. Um but I was gonna try to rattle a few off.
SPEAKER_07:There I've My friend and I used to babysit her cousin and she now travels with a very famous person.
SPEAKER_03:I can't remember the guy that as a violinist. Oh yeah, you were telling me about her. Um was she in uh is she in postmodern jukebox?
SPEAKER_07:She was on a postmodern jukebox. She also is now traveling with Eric Church.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:And what about Brian, uh, the dude who played her whatever he was playing with an American Idol or a America's Got Talent guy.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, he was great.
SPEAKER_07:Kayla. I'll have to check it. I don't know. Yeah. Con? I don't know. Some C name.
SPEAKER_03:Kate Kayla Cott Candy Kane.
SPEAKER_07:He's he's from like I think he lives on Candy Cane Lane now.
SPEAKER_03:In the Caucus Mountains.
SPEAKER_07:I can't even remember his last name.
SPEAKER_03:Um, do you know in in the Caucasus Mountains there's a group of small language that's close to extinct where they it's very glottal based? It's like almost entirely glottal.
SPEAKER_07:Did you say a group of small language?
SPEAKER_03:It's a group, it's a small group of people who speak an almost die, almost extinct language. I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure.
SPEAKER_07:Is it tomorrow yet? Listen, it's gonna happen where we're gonna have to miss a week. Does that mean we're always gonna have to cram in two weeks of stuff? Yeah. Okay, I just need to know the expectations.
SPEAKER_03:Wrecking crew. Um check it out. I I I would love to talk about it more, but it's it's if you haven't 2015 documentary. Uh Hired Guns or Guns for Hire, or something like that, is another one I watched. Um do a session musician episode. Basically, these dudes and and didn't do that's Carol Kay was on it a lot too. First of all, I didn't know how I knew she was a good bass player, I didn't know how good of a guitar player should. Do you know what I'm talking about? She could she got like she looks kind of like a nerdy librarian. If you ever see like basically any 60s band recording footage, she will be there playing the bass. Okay. But she's a killer guitar player, too. I didn't know. Um But they were on like basically every hit. Like Hal Blaine was on 140 top ten hits. He's a good he's a drummer on it. Wow. They they've like they basically like replaced the beach voice at some point. They talked about like Brian Wood. I wanna I want to talk about uh gosh, it's really good.
SPEAKER_07:See, that's see, that's why I said you gotta keep going.
SPEAKER_03:But I made a podcast so I could talk about stuff.
SPEAKER_07:I guess that's true.
SPEAKER_03:Uh hang on, is there anything else? Let's see JFK, Parcels, Layla, Stardoval, Blind Date, uh, oh, I watched Death Battle.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I remember that. I was falling asleep. Death Battle.
SPEAKER_03:Godzilla. Yeah, Godzilla versus Hulk.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, Hulk.
SPEAKER_03:It's like the the most powerful. I love Death Battle. If you you familiar with the concept?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, yeah. I've seen that.
SPEAKER_03:Real quickly, you're better at this. Explain the concept of Death Battle to people at home.
SPEAKER_07:So they take all the characteristics and uh attributes and and act uh what tools available to these characters that are from different universes, right? And then they pit them against each other. And then they decide who would be the victor in a battle between those two.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, like a simulated battle at the end. And it's really it's a deep, nerdy dive into like all the canonies.
SPEAKER_07:I bet some of those people might have been at the Stardew Valley Symphony.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I guarantee it. There's some death battle levels lovers in there, there's no question. I mean, there was one for sure.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, really?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that's a rupture craft.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, oh, okay.
SPEAKER_03:So, anyways, um And and you said the Hulk one? The Hulk beat Godzilla. And this isn't just regular old Hulk. No, no, no. This is like World Break World Breaker, Space Punisher level Hulk.
SPEAKER_07:Well, because he's a he has the most, I think.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know a lot about Godzilla. Yeah, well, so it was crazy because the way they did it was like they're both basically unkillable. I'd go into all the details, just watch it if you're at all interested. But what they ended up doing, the Hulk ended up winning because the the universe that the that has been spelled out in Marvel Is basically more layered than the universe in Godzilla. So it was almost it was a very like meta episode. Like so they were so basically trap and kill him through the layers of the universe. I don't know. The show goes pretty neat. It kind of explains itself. You with me now? We see. Oh yes, we see. I met him at the candy store.
SPEAKER_07:Met him at the candy store.
SPEAKER_03:And then they did uh oh, oh, and then they did The Doctor from Doctor Who versus Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morton.
SPEAKER_07:Oh who won that?
SPEAKER_03:The Doctor. Because he's it was a good it I've always wanted. I I didn't know they did that one. I it's I I tune into that every few years to just kind of catch up on it. And I've always I thought that'd be a perfect one to do. I'm sure that's it.
SPEAKER_00:Doctor Who, right?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I think the difference is the animation versus the Doctor Who, you know, and it well, we could get into that. They do it, they do it very well. Doctor Who wins. Okay. I just told you that, right? Yes. Okay. He wins, and we had to do a Doctor Who.
SPEAKER_07:Well, we talked about that.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, we we'll do some Doctor Who's for sure.
SPEAKER_07:We have at least more, eight more episodes, guys.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, well, we have way more than that.
SPEAKER_07:From from today's content alone.
SPEAKER_03:Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_07:We haven't even started talking about what we came here to tell you about today.
SPEAKER_03:Now we can well, I I came here to watch a show personally.
SPEAKER_07:Like Oh my gosh, I'm so glad we already did that.
SPEAKER_03:Like parachute.
SPEAKER_07:Like parachute. The lakes of parachute. Was parachute your favorite thing in gym class?
SPEAKER_03:Parachute was always one of those things that like I'm like, yes, we're getting the parachute out. And then you start to get a few minutes.
SPEAKER_07:My favorite thing in gym class was the scooters. Oh but you inevitably get your hands round over.
SPEAKER_03:I don't think we had scooters.
SPEAKER_07:What? They were like r little squares with casters underneath and handles. And you wouldn't be allowed to it didn't have handles. You just held on to it and you just used your legs to scoot around the floor. No, I don't think I had those. We would play like I don't know, some version of scoopers. Crush the hands. Yeah, crush the kindergarten fingers. I definitely got mine run over. But we just like have like a playground ball, like a dodgeball type thing. You'd just be kicking it, and you know, you can't use your hands. You have to keep your hands on the scooter.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Anyway, parachutes. Like it's a parachute.
SPEAKER_03:Weapons, it kind of you talk about crush the kindergartner's fingers. Kind of made me go to like have you familiar with like how many kindergartners could you take in a fight? Or fifth graders?
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:How many fifth graders could you kill? I think is the name. It's an old, I'm quoting something. It's okay. I think I was, I think I was like 40 something.
SPEAKER_07:You don't even know any fifth graders.
SPEAKER_03:I think I got like 40 something in my because it was like peak fitness when I take the class. Wow. I was really into jujitsu.
SPEAKER_07:Is that on the is that like a tab off the death clock website?
SPEAKER_03:Uh no, but it's of the same nonsense. Well, weapons, I was gonna say, is kind of like that would be the perfect way to try, because they're all blood lusted. You gotta fight for your life or you're gonna you're going down, you know. Anyways.
SPEAKER_07:Alright, so we we were we went on a trip to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. So today we're gonna talk about some of the things we did. Uh featuring heavily Frank Lloyd Wright, also known as F L W.
SPEAKER_02:Oh.
SPEAKER_07:Andrew Lloyd Weber.
SPEAKER_03:Andrew Lloyd Webber. I'm sorry, I already ruined it.
SPEAKER_07:We've been calling him Andrew Lloyd Webber for months.
SPEAKER_03:I've just that's all I've never actually called musicals. I've never actually called him Frank Lloyd Wright.
SPEAKER_07:Frank Lloyd Wright. I always want to call him M C Esher.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:An artist who draws upside-down crazy houses. So anyway, we went to Ohio Pile, P-Y-L-E, one word, Ohio Pile.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And it's a beautiful little state park in Pennsylvania.
SPEAKER_03:Nothing to do with Ohio.
SPEAKER_07:No. Wonder how it got that name.
SPEAKER_03:You want to know?
SPEAKER_07:Did you look it up?
SPEAKER_03:I did.
SPEAKER_07:Tell me.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know if I'm going to tell you accurately, but I looked it up and I'm going to tell you something.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:So it has nothing to do with Ohio at all.
SPEAKER_07:No.
SPEAKER_03:In fact, it's not even spelled that way.
SPEAKER_07:Originally. The way the It was like a Native American name.
SPEAKER_03:It's a Native American. I can't remember the tribe. It starts with an L. Not gonna get it. Lakota. That seems like a Western It's not Lakota.
SPEAKER_00:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I'll only insult somebody. So I'll just say it's a Native American tribe. It's a word of theirs, and it has something to do with like the frothy bubbles. Basically, it's a reference to the rapids.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, okay. Because it's on the beautiful Yagagini. Do you remember how to say it?
SPEAKER_02:I wish Where's Uncle Daniel?
SPEAKER_07:Where's cool Uncle Daniel's everything?
SPEAKER_02:Yaga Yagagini?
SPEAKER_03:Yagi.
SPEAKER_07:But they call it the Yo River.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's called the Yo. Or is it the Yag?
SPEAKER_07:No. It's the Yog. There's no hard G noises in the abbreviation.
SPEAKER_03:But there isn't a full name.
SPEAKER_07:Anyway, it's this beautiful estate.
SPEAKER_03:It starts with a Y. It's got G's in it.
SPEAKER_07:It looks like young with lots of G's and H's and E's and stuff.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Sorry. We're doing a great job telling you about our trip.
SPEAKER_03:We're really we're more we're telling you about our trip and whether or not and like what we recommend. This is less of a little less of a history lesson.
SPEAKER_07:A little less.
SPEAKER_03:Although you're definitely gonna learn something.
SPEAKER_07:You're gonna learn some stuff about some stuff that happened a week ago, which was a history.
SPEAKER_00:It's really good.
SPEAKER_07:So anyway, we rented a house in Ohio Pile, like the state park. I mean, I don't really know exactly. It's like the State Park village, essentially. Right on that river with these beautiful rapids and cliffs, like waterfalls in the river.
SPEAKER_03:And just right outside, you could see all that from the front porch.
SPEAKER_07:It was a great little spot. I do think it they need to have an air quality update in the house, because I was suffering with my breathing.
SPEAKER_03:The river house.
SPEAKER_07:The river house, but it was great. It was a little historical Victorian uh 1900s.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, early 1900s.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, beautiful woodwork.
SPEAKER_03:I loved the house.
SPEAKER_07:The house was great. The location was great. Uh we could walk to the Yagagani peninsula. So they had turned several, they turned the railroad tracks into uh hiking trails.
SPEAKER_00:Bike hike.
SPEAKER_07:Which apparently they have a huge network of in Pennsylvania.
SPEAKER_02:Biking, hike, bike.
SPEAKER_07:Biking hike bike. No roller skates because they're not paved. Unless you have all terrain wheels.
SPEAKER_03:I'm sure. Right.
SPEAKER_07:I mean, no. No? The wheels would have to be so big that I I we I'm just picturing.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, yeah, I guess maybe not.
SPEAKER_07:For some reason, I'm picturing only like giants could roller skate on those paths.
SPEAKER_05:In that case, like.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, my legs are no. That's okay.
SPEAKER_05:Well, I'm glad I'm done.
SPEAKER_07:Uh so we took several walks just from our house. We didn't have to move our truck at all to take some walks around. Try to hikes. Yeah, they were hikes. We took one legitimate real hike accidentally, three and a half miles instead of two. Because that's how it goes sometimes.
SPEAKER_03:It was nice, nice. Only got sort of lost a couple times.
SPEAKER_07:And we were kind of lost when someone else asked us what was up ahead, and we were like, pretended like we knew exactly what was going on. So hope those people made it out.
SPEAKER_03:That guy did. He got eaten by uh possessed children. That is where we saw weapons.
SPEAKER_07:We happened to be there on the buckwheat festival weekend.
SPEAKER_03:Mm-hmm. By the uh local Ohio Pile volunteer fire department.
SPEAKER_07:And we did eat some buckwheat pancakes.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, which are kind of like got a little bit of a tang to them.
SPEAKER_07:Like almost like a fermented sourdough cousin. But they don't not, they're not wheat. They don't have any gluten, so they're a great option for you if you have a gluten intolerance.
SPEAKER_03:I didn't have a problem with them.
SPEAKER_07:Listen up, Julia.
SPEAKER_03:I got a I got a couple, uh I got a couple plates. I was a little disappointed that it the second plate didn't come with the rest of the I didn't know I wasn't gonna get sausage on the second one.
SPEAKER_07:It does say all you can eat pancakes.
SPEAKER_03:I know, it does. And it's I'm sure it's for a good cause.
SPEAKER_07:It definitely is.
SPEAKER_03:Although I didn't see a single fire over there. Wonder what they're doing with the money.
SPEAKER_07:Maybe they're keeping the fires out.
SPEAKER_03:You think they were going on, but they were just getting there in time?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. Well, I think that the fires knew that it was that special weekend. Oh.
SPEAKER_03:And they were gonna wait until I uh I have a little trouble believing that, but I'm I'm I'm with you.
SPEAKER_07:And they have the little town you can walk everywhere. They have like a they have all these token places. There's like a token bar, restaurant, there's a token pizza place, an ice cream place, a general store with all the touristy crap, a really great coffee shop.
SPEAKER_03:Um Did Pizza Place?
SPEAKER_07:I did, yeah. We got pizza the first night. It's fine. But we don't have personal dough.
SPEAKER_03:Well, calzone because they use personal. Well, we'll go over Calzone stromboli.
SPEAKER_07:Strombolis. Okay, no.
SPEAKER_03:No, she's like, before you order, we don't have personal pizzas. We're out of the dough.
SPEAKER_07:And I said Which leads me to believe that the dough is coming in pre-packaged.
SPEAKER_03:We said, well, we're we're thinking about strombolis anyway. She's like, Well, that uses the personal dough.
SPEAKER_07:How about public dough? Do you have any of that?
SPEAKER_03:Uh yeah, public, give us private private sector government dough. Government dough.
SPEAKER_07:Oh wow. So we went there, we got there, and we got some, we walked and got some pizzas and we had a hot tub and we played dominoes.
SPEAKER_03:And we made hilarious the classic 91 piece slash, in our case, 60 62 pieces.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, the missing of dominoes.
SPEAKER_03:So we screamed out at the end every day. Whoever won got to scream got to scream out.
SPEAKER_07:Because it was our 20th wedding anniversary.
SPEAKER_03:Little ice cube from uh Do you know what movie that's from?
unknown:Friday.
SPEAKER_03:No? Same arrow.
SPEAKER_07:Am I close?
SPEAKER_03:Uh after or before Friday.
SPEAKER_07:The one with Michelle Not as fun.
SPEAKER_03:It has Ricky in it.
SPEAKER_07:Is it the is that the one about the math?
SPEAKER_03:No, it's standard deliver. That's Lou Timon Phillips. Ice Cube is not in that movie.
SPEAKER_06:He's not even What's the one with Michelle um the dangerous mice?
SPEAKER_03:We're getting cold.
SPEAKER_07:We're getting really cold. Are there inner city folks in that movie?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:But it's not that kind of movie.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, what?
SPEAKER_06:It's not a feel-good movie.
SPEAKER_03:Well, it's not like a teacher comes to a you know, white savior shows up and says, sorry.
SPEAKER_07:What's the movie?
SPEAKER_03:Boys in the Hood.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, Boys in the Hood.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. I'm pretty sure. Well, now I'm like now I'm second guessing myself. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:It could have been from Friday.
SPEAKER_03:I don't even remember if they were playing Domino's, but he yells that. And then he says it. It's used in one of the it's used in a in the in a hip-hop song, too. I'm trying to remember which one.
SPEAKER_07:Dominoes holds a real special place in my heart because my grandma, Linda, used to love games. And she would play. It seemed like all the games she liked to play involved her slamming her fists on the table and screaming the name of the game.
SPEAKER_03:Like in demanding that you play it with her?
SPEAKER_07:No, like when she would win.
SPEAKER_03:Like Yachts. Yachty? Do you do that with Yachts? Muggins?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, that was a game.
SPEAKER_03:Is that a Harry Potter thing?
SPEAKER_07:Muggles are.
SPEAKER_03:Mittens?
SPEAKER_07:Mittens. Muggins.
SPEAKER_03:Everybody say a swear.
SPEAKER_07:Mittens.
SPEAKER_06:Muggins.
SPEAKER_03:Ralph Wigum.
unknown:Mittens.
SPEAKER_07:So anyway, we played that. So we got it. I would say highlights of the trip. Clap.
SPEAKER_03:We're that's gonna now I'm gonna be confusing.
SPEAKER_07:You're not gonna know if I just started the podcast. This will shut off. We're gonna have to like turn it back on. We're gonna run out of space, I bet.
SPEAKER_03:I bet.
SPEAKER_07:Did you clear off space before we started?
SPEAKER_03:We got an hour, it's an hour and 13 minutes in. We got tons of tons.
SPEAKER_07:We have been talking for an hour.
SPEAKER_03:I don't like this. I need this.
SPEAKER_07:Okay. So the highlights for me, we went to Falling. Well, let me just tell you what we did and then you we can talk about it. We went to Falling Water, which is a Frank Lloyd Wright home built in the 30s, 38, 39. And it's beautiful. You should go there if you have the opportunity.
SPEAKER_02:Are we gonna talk more about that?
SPEAKER_07:But then, no?
SPEAKER_02:We're not gonna talk more about Falling Water.
SPEAKER_07:We are, but I'm just giving the highlights of the trade. Oh, yeah, but then you get to say what your favorite thing was. And we both go from there. I'm in charge. Oh. So then Saturday. We also went to Dollar General. It was a lot like the Dollar Generals we have around here.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:So I would save save your money and don't go to a Dollar General in another city. They're all the same.
SPEAKER_03:I I would disagree. I felt like the the woman who helped us out, number one, how often do you say the woman who helped us out in reference to a dollar general? Not to crap on Dollar General. Actually, hmm. Maybe I don't spend enough time there. Maybe they maybe maybe I'm not giving them all a chance.
SPEAKER_07:Attention privilege talking.
SPEAKER_03:Her customer Well, I've been in plenty of Dollar Generals. I mean, you can't. I don't think you can walk around Galapagos without winding up in a dollar something.
SPEAKER_07:So then we went to um Oh, Tree Tops Restaurant at Polymath Park, which was about a 25 mile, 35, 40 minute drive away from where we were at an Ohio pile. And it was a really neat place, property that has a restaurant that where you get your own tree house pod to sit in with your loved one for your 20th anniversary five course meal.
SPEAKER_03:That was your loved one for the night.
SPEAKER_07:And then but prior to that, we also had booked um some tours of some other Frank Lloyd Wright homes that they had there on the property.
SPEAKER_03:Just regular people's homes.
SPEAKER_07:Just regular people's homes, not Rich Kaufman's people's homes.
SPEAKER_03:They're really cool. Super cool.
SPEAKER_07:I I mean it was kind of cool that we saw those because I was thinking, I would I wonder if there was an everyday version of this when we were at Falling Water. Like what regular people could have Frank Lloyd Wright homes. But then we went and they were like, well, Frank Lloyd launched a 10 model home series, and these are two of them.
SPEAKER_03:I don't even like, do you think those homes were even really that much smaller than Falling Water as far as Squarespace, geez.
SPEAKER_07:We're not sponsored by anyone, at least of all Squarespace.
SPEAKER_03:As far as square footage, square footage goes, yeah.
SPEAKER_07:I mean because the indoor living space at Falling Water is small.
SPEAKER_03:I've been to uh Hearst Castle and Winchester Mansion and you know, like Monticello and uh what was the one we went to? Biltmore.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah, Biltmore. Yeah, I've seen it.
SPEAKER_03:That was cool. That was pretty cool. They were all these places were cool. I've enjoyed all enjoyed the ball. But I was just thinking, what am I gonna see at falling water this year?
SPEAKER_07:Well, remember we were driving in and I was like, it's not about the luxury, it's about the art, it's like about the the literal architecture and how he makes you feel. So did you think that was accurate?
SPEAKER_03:Yes. I loved that so in those other places like Hearst Castle or Winchester Mansion, everything is kind of built around well, Winchester's a whole other thing.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah, that's a whole thing.
SPEAKER_03:You familiar with that? Okay. Let's just say Hearst Castle, for instance. Like everything is oh, he did this out of opulence and decadence, and where there wasn't of sure there was there was in in some ways there was even more of that in falling water, depending on how you define that.
SPEAKER_07:I mean you had to pay the art, yeah, you know.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, it's probably a multi-million dollar art machine.
SPEAKER_07:We were like basically about to knock a Picasso off onto the ground because it was just like the home is a museum.
SPEAKER_03:But everything was everything had uh utility to it.
SPEAKER_07:It was like a done this way because of this reason.
SPEAKER_03:It was like a giant version of those little mini yurts of those like little miniature houses that everybody obsesses over and buys off Amazon now. Like how all those are like, well, I took my I actually have a California king-size bed that I pull out of this little drawer that's underneath my my soapbox. Yes. And everything just fits into everything. Yeah, it was like that, but like a 5,000 square foot version of that.
SPEAKER_07:And also built into the side of the street. I don't actually know how big of it.
SPEAKER_03:It has a guest house too. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And a guest house with a sitting on a waterfall spring swimming pool.
SPEAKER_03:Yes. In the middle of nowhere at all. And yeah, a spring that that, if I heard correctly, they completely is completely owned by the park.
SPEAKER_07:The entire watershed is owned by that uh uh I can't remember.
SPEAKER_03:National something state.
SPEAKER_07:Uh it'll come to me. Conservation state. Anyway, so there's no there's no um machine, like there's no human intervention on the only bit of beleol, a little bit of pea. It's a little bit of baked pea, they have that big red thing. I would recommend if you go that you pay for the in-depth tour. Because otherwise you cannot go inside. Except for maybe like one space.
SPEAKER_03:Are you sure is that the we got who were we talking? Was that Dan who we were talking to? Who said Somebody said they went on the tour but went inside, no? Forget it. You you sound confident.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, okay. Well, I don't think you get quite the level of touring that we got on the in-depth tour. Oh, I'm sure you don't get that the level, but so like we got like it's funny because like nowadays, like kitchens are definitely like the huge big center of the home. And like this kitchen was very much like a servant's kitchen. And like clearly no one yeah, like clearly no one in the family was spending a second in there. Because it's very small, very efficient, and that was it. Um, but then they have all these like it's it's built into the bedrock of this mountain, and it's cantilevered. That's like it's that's the you know, phenomenon of architecture there. And then there's a stream that runs through it that they built steps from the family room, the main living area, down into the water. And the way that it's heated and cooled. Yeah. The way that it's heating and cooled has to do with the up and down drafts of the mountain air coming and rising and falling, the positioning of the house based on the way the sun rises that heats it up. It's just all very everything was done for a reason.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, like down to the last drawer, which by the way, all the drawer, all the furniture is built in.
SPEAKER_07:Because he didn't want people moving it around.
SPEAKER_03:Because he has it a certain way that he likes it. That's why he wanted it in the house. He has like a fun sh feng shui.
SPEAKER_07:And I will say, like, that is like the you know, best example of his architecture, I'm sure. But all of his concepts were obvious in those regular people's houses that we saw.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:They keep talking, they'll if you go, you'll hear this a million times, compression and release. They just keep talking about that. So like he has you enter the house in these teeny tiny little galleyways, like small spaces, and then as soon as you get through the entryway, you're in this giant space, but the but you're you don't even care about the house, you're looking outside again, and it's like a big feeling of release.
SPEAKER_03:You've been compressed in the release, and it's like a pantry door that it opens up into like a study.
SPEAKER_07:Yes, it's all very narnia feeling.
SPEAKER_03:Like, yeah, it's like you're on a or like you're on a like a train or a sub or something.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, it's very compartmentalized when you're in the through spaces.
SPEAKER_03:Which I having just moved a sectional uh a couple times in the past few days.
SPEAKER_07:I know why the furniture's built in.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, no kidding.
SPEAKER_07:You would never be able to buy it. But it could be impossible.
SPEAKER_03:How would you do it? You couldn't.
SPEAKER_07:Windows?
SPEAKER_03:I guess.
SPEAKER_07:Build it in, get an IKEA, build furniture.
SPEAKER_03:Lots of window, like well, good use of windows in those houses.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, yeah, and no corners.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:The corners were all glass.
SPEAKER_03:And falling water. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:But I mean, even in that first house that we went to, I think. So the polymath park was cool because they had taken Frank Lloyd to write houses that had been built in other places in the country, disassembled them, shipped them to this.
SPEAKER_03:In storage containers, and then rebuilt the house.
SPEAKER_07:And they actually rebuilt the house not according to how it had been built, but according to the blueprints of how it was supposed to have been built. Because there had been some modifications made.
SPEAKER_03:Tom. Tom did that.
SPEAKER_07:I wish we knew Tom's last name, but we can't look it up.
SPEAKER_03:I bet you can look up Polymath Park and figure it out.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, good luck. And then we ate the restaurant. And it was great.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, treetop.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:It was great. It was really good. It was a five-course meal.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:Five-course meal, uh, you could eat flowers there.
SPEAKER_07:We and we did.
SPEAKER_03:We ate flow. Did you like the flowers?
SPEAKER_07:I like texture, so you were right when you said I would be there.
SPEAKER_03:It's a texture like no other.
SPEAKER_07:It was like other things I've had.
SPEAKER_03:Oh. Name one.
SPEAKER_07:I like it felt like a piece of lettuce. A really hearty piece of lettuce.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, that's fair.
SPEAKER_07:It felt like a romaine. Like a stack of romaine.
SPEAKER_03:And no flowers.
SPEAKER_07:And don't name something that I can relate to.
SPEAKER_03:You got the uh but the squash ravioli.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. Butternut squash ravioli.
SPEAKER_03:I also got that.
SPEAKER_07:You did as well. Buttered brown butter sauce.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. I got that because she ate half of hers.
SPEAKER_07:It's very rich. And I don't typically sit down and eat five courses at a time. So that was the fourth course.
SPEAKER_03:I would if I could. I'd eat ten.
SPEAKER_07:I wouldn't.
SPEAKER_03:What uh what are you putting on my tombstone again?
SPEAKER_07:How much more of that do you think you're gonna eat? You don't get a tombstone, you're getting burned up. I'll put it on your vacation in your urn.
SPEAKER_03:I want you to feed me the children.
SPEAKER_07:I'm not gonna feed children ashes.
SPEAKER_03:No, just my body.
SPEAKER_07:And then whatever they don't eat, I'll get to the show.
SPEAKER_03:That'll be the end that'll be the encore for our show.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, okay. That would be very fitting.
SPEAKER_03:And then I'll join and then I'll join the concert. Join the concert.
SPEAKER_07:So tell me what you thought about our guides. We had a couple different.
SPEAKER_03:We have a show, by the way, where we have a bunch of dead people. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:We haven't really got to that. No. If we still have to talk about oh my gosh.
SPEAKER_03:What?
SPEAKER_07:There's just a lot of time in here. I feel bad for our kids. You think they care?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, they're okay.
SPEAKER_07:They're fine. They're old. They're 16 and 13. They don't need our care.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, no, no, no. They don't want it.
SPEAKER_07:They went to the grocery store for us today so that we could do this. They loved it. We let them buy whatever they wanted.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. So Folly Water. Uh uh.
SPEAKER_07:Tour guides. What did you think of the tour guides?
SPEAKER_03:The tour guides were fine. They didn't blow me away. Uh, but I wasn't I I I thought they were adequate. They were quirky.
SPEAKER_07:You think it's necessary?
SPEAKER_03:A tour guide? That's a good question. Um necessary. Maybe not necessary, but I think they're beneficial. I'm glad we had one.
SPEAKER_07:I think you get what you pay for.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. I mean the the one what was the guy's name?
SPEAKER_07:Uh oh my gosh, how did we forget his name?
SPEAKER_03:Larry.
SPEAKER_07:Was it Larry?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, how could we forget?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, it's not that big of a deal.
SPEAKER_07:I went tried to remember, I was trying to remember.
SPEAKER_03:We can't even remember Frank Lloyd Wright's name.
SPEAKER_07:Did you know Andrew Lloyd Reber?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, sorry, Andrew Lloyd Webber.
SPEAKER_07:Frank Lloyd Wright's second son invented Lincoln logs.
SPEAKER_03:That's true.
SPEAKER_07:Case you needed to know if you want something cool to say at a party.
SPEAKER_03:The art in that place.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, in Falling Water.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, he didn't know a lot about the art.
SPEAKER_07:He did make it make a point to tell us that everything that's in the home is cataloged on the website. So you could go look it all up and see what it all was.
SPEAKER_03:Meant to look up the art, the pick the painting of the uh little dead Mexican child.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Um caught your eye.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I was just like, oh, that's interesting. What can you tell me? He's like, uh and then he said something about it.
SPEAKER_07:It was just basically like just a not a nothing statement.
SPEAKER_03:He really liked this one because he got it from his friend who was like, but can you tell me why it's a dead girl?
SPEAKER_07:It was Frida Kahlo's friend. She Frida Kahlo is an artist, and she gifted that painting to the family. Oh, but it wasn't her painting, it was somebody else's.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's right because the tour guys. That's what he said about it. It was really nice of him to give somebody else's stuff too.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:That's right. But I would I did want to know more about the maybe she wasn't dead. Maybe she's sleeping. Could she be in her concert if she was dead?
SPEAKER_07:She could bring a little uh d that rhythm.
SPEAKER_03:Oh.
SPEAKER_07:I can't remember what that rhythm's called. It has a name. Um it's in a lot of stuff. You you recognize it.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Yeah. I mean dun dun something like that.
SPEAKER_07:It's a Claves rhythm.
SPEAKER_03:Oh.
SPEAKER_07:Uh yeah.
SPEAKER_03:You should know that in everything else about music because you're a music therapist.
SPEAKER_07:I do. I know every song ever written. Yeah. I know every pilot in the world.
SPEAKER_03:Um art in there from uh I don't remember where it was from, but it was from like 750.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. It was a sculpture.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. That pre-Columbian stuff. And I mean they had I would what do you think the insurance on that place is?
SPEAKER_07:I have no idea. I was just when you were talking about the firefighters, I was like, oh my gosh, what a falling water catches fire.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Left me a lot of stuff down the down the tubes.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's uh it's definitely worth checking out.
SPEAKER_07:It's worth paying for the tour.
SPEAKER_03:Yes.
SPEAKER_07:Because there's a lot of stuff that is interesting to note. And I'm sure that every tour guide knows different little things about the place. Yeah, yeah. And you get to see the guest house, and that's it's all very cool.
SPEAKER_03:Uh I was thinking what how cool could a house be in the woods? Because I every every single person I've ever talked to, including my lovely wife here, has said it's really cool. You should check it out. Everyone. I don't know. And they were right. Eight people? Eight. Yeah. It's and I'll be the ninth. It's worth checking out.
SPEAKER_07:It is. It is. And I think the guide for this for the polymath park houses was necessary because otherwise we'd be like, oh, these are some cool Frank Lloyd Wright houses. I mean it definitely gives you more information and makes you feel like ah, this is cool. I actually, if we ever build a house for real, I would love to see if you could get blueprints still and build a house like that.
SPEAKER_03:Would you want to?
SPEAKER_07:That's what I'm saying. I would do that.
SPEAKER_03:You would want to build a Frank Lloyd Wright Wright House?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, because he like made these like every man, like 10 model homes you could choose from. Like how how you can do that today. Yeah. And go into a new build neighborhood. And those were the ones we viewed. Two different versions. And I would would love to buy blueprints and build a house. Like if we if we ever built a house, I would love to seriously entertain that idea. Okay.
SPEAKER_03:I've noted. I'm down for that.
SPEAKER_07:It would be very cool.
SPEAKER_03:Do people do that still? You'd think they would.
SPEAKER_07:I don't know.
SPEAKER_03:Right.
SPEAKER_07:We do a lot of dumb stuff.
SPEAKER_03:A lot of people do a lot of dumb, a lot of dumber stuff with money.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I mean, we'd we make a lot of dumb choices when it would be just as easy to make something beautiful, is what I meant.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. It's cool. It's cool. That the that the one place had all the rocks. This is more of a touch of the uh tough Tom. Tom's owner. Tom's touch?
SPEAKER_07:I would say that's a great touch of Tom. Touch of Tom.
SPEAKER_03:Tom's touch sounds like it could be anything.
SPEAKER_07:Maybe something not so good.
SPEAKER_03:No, Tom's bad touch. Tom's not so good touch.
SPEAKER_07:Tom's not so good touch.
SPEAKER_03:But, or you could have a good touch of Tom. A good touch from Tom. Anyways, about Tom's touch.
SPEAKER_07:Who gets to decide? Tom or the touch recipient.
SPEAKER_03:It's it's one of those things where Tom's like, is this so is this good? And you're like, that's not good, Tom. Tom's like, how about it here? That's much better, Tom. Thank you. That's nice, Tom. Too good, Tom. That's too good. Anyways, he put he had rocks and they were cool.
SPEAKER_07:Anything else you want to say?
SPEAKER_03:I don't feel like we didn't talk about it all that much, but um we gotta talk about uh like Tuchu Train.
SPEAKER_07:We do, but I meant about our trip.
SPEAKER_03:Oh well we played uh I mean we got a lot of relaxation in.
SPEAKER_07:We did. We really wanted a place where we could just do what we wanted to do.
SPEAKER_03:Sleeping in one day was one of our I think we slept in until we stayed in bed till nine, didn't we? 845. Yeah, it wasn't that big, it wasn't that heroic.
SPEAKER_07:It might have been a little better if the room had curtains on the windows. We might have made it a little free.
SPEAKER_03:We bought oh, that's why we were in Dollar General.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, that's true. We bought um hair band, uh, headbands.
SPEAKER_03:Headbands. And we turned them into uh eye masks night masks. So the reason we slept, so we got a we got a uh a house that we're calling it a night mask.
SPEAKER_07:Whatever, sleeping mask or an eye mask. I've never heard anyone call it a night mask.
SPEAKER_03:It's a night mask. I broke into their neighbors' houses and I just scared them.
SPEAKER_07:We wanted to sleep and look like raccoons we wanted people to think there were raccoons in the bed.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:With our night masks.
SPEAKER_03:Fine. Sleeping masks. We we got a house with three beds. We've sported a little bit. We're gonna go to Vegas and and we just we've almost been to Vegas so many times, but we're just like spend this much money. We don't are we really gonna like this that much. Let's just go somewhere.
SPEAKER_07:Like I kept saying, I don't want to be at the mercy of the airports for a four day trip.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Because we're in Ohio and Los. Vegas is very, very far away from there.
SPEAKER_03:So we spent a fraction of the Vegas trip and got a got whatever we wanted. Cool house. And I was thinking, like, do we re did we really need to get a three-bedroom house for ourselves? It's like it sleeps eight people, but it's just the two of us.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Turns out I'm glad we did.
SPEAKER_07:We made good use of it. The first floor bedroom was our walk-in closet. We just kept all of our stuff. We didn't have to carry suitcases upstairs.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And it had a it had a walk-in or an ensuite bathroom. So we just used that for getting ready.
SPEAKER_03:And you can check this out on online if you ever want to go to the house. It's got like a two-tiered porch. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Wraparound porch. Yep. Um, but then we we like Goldilocks and Three Bears. We like tried all the beds out to you know decide which mattress was the best.
SPEAKER_03:That's why we slept in the one without curtains.
SPEAKER_07:The room without curtains was because it had the best mattress. Let us too. It's a temperatic. It was, it it was like a it was like a or not temperature. Is that what it's called?
SPEAKER_03:The one that you press the button and it's a little bit more. It raises the head up or the foot up.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And we sleep with a wedge under our mattress, so that was actually really nice.
SPEAKER_03:We had the heads up a little bit.
SPEAKER_07:Because like I've I've perfected our sleeping situation here at home. I feel. And so now when we have to sleep other places, it's not as good. It's not as good. But this was nice to have our heads elevated a little bit.
SPEAKER_03:It was. We moved the furniture around from other.
SPEAKER_07:We did. And that must be a thing that people do because it specifically said put the furniture. Our own theater room.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:We made a pullout couch like a viewing area. Yeah. And so we went to the Dollar Tree Dent General, sorry, to get sleeping masks so we could sleep in later the next day. And we bought headbands, which worked okay. But our heads were a little too big for the direction that the headbands had to go.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. But they're not they're not for that.
SPEAKER_07:They're not for that, so we can't hold it against that lovely, lovely Dollar General employee who was still looking for sleeping masks, I think, when we were leaving.
SPEAKER_03:She's probably still working for she's probably like, what were they called again? Night masks.
SPEAKER_07:Night masks. I have so much overtime into these night masks.
SPEAKER_03:Why do those people want night masks? Were they robbing their neighbors?
SPEAKER_07:I have to help them.
SPEAKER_03:Where were they staying? Hopefully they make a podcast and spill the beans.
SPEAKER_07:No. Uh so while we were there, we practiced another song.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. You were like, what's I think I know what song I want to do. And it's like Pont Pontra the Lakes of Pontra Train.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Ponch Rotrain or Pontrain.
SPEAKER_07:It's a real place. Pond, it's spelled Pont R train. Yep. Mm-hmm. It's near, it's near the uh Gulf of Mexico. I think that's what feeds it, actually. It has a bridge across the middle of it. And I guess it's a haunted lake.
SPEAKER_03:Really?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. I found an Instagrammer who's talking about it on radio rental. No, but I found an Instagrammer who she's like a hydro Haunted Hydro. Haunted Hydro. I don't know exactly what her title is, but she's doing right now since it's October, she's doing 31 spooky lake stories. So there was one on that. Uh but anyway, by the Be Good Tanyas. But the Lakes of Pontra Train is a folk, an American folk song. Nobody is attributed to writing it though. They don't I it's not known who wrote it.
SPEAKER_03:Was it earliest found in 1836? Did I read that right? It's like goes way back.
SPEAKER_07:It's from the 1800s. They think it was like post-Civil War.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, well that wouldn't be 36 then. Maybe 60. Well, no, that wouldn't be.
SPEAKER_07:Well, they were talking about cities that were established. Jackson Town, you know, that kind of thing, when those cities were established. So yeah, so it's uh but my the version I like is by the Be Good Tanyas, which is a Canadian bluegrass folk trio of women. And they're funny because the one lady, the main lady, I'll have to look up their names. But the main lady um who kind of got it started, she's the one that originally like asked someone else to join up with her. She was just traveling around Canada planting trees, playing music.
SPEAKER_03:This is this is the in the how the big Itannies were formed? She was with Johnny Appleseed.
SPEAKER_07:Basically. Jane. That was her job.
SPEAKER_03:What's her name? Are you looking it up?
SPEAKER_07:Uh yeah, I'm looking, I can't remember what her first name is.
SPEAKER_03:So she was planting apples. Did I hear that right? Or did I just she's planting?
SPEAKER_07:She was planting trees. Planting trees.
SPEAKER_03:She's she's burying apples, and somebody's like, that's not how you do it.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, I think that.
SPEAKER_03:Let's start a band. You suck at planting trees or apples or whatever you're doing.
SPEAKER_07:There the three the three ladies are Frazy Ford, Samantha Parton. Any relation to Dolly?
SPEAKER_03:I don't know.
SPEAKER_07:Doubt it. We'd know.
SPEAKER_03:I was just talking about another musical, The Best Little Hore House in Texas.
SPEAKER_07:She was in that, wasn't she?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Yep. Dolly Parton.
SPEAKER_03:I haven't seen it.
SPEAKER_07:And then uh Trish Klein.
SPEAKER_03:Okay.
SPEAKER_07:That's the trio. But then they had a fourth member, and she did she left before they originally re recorded their first album, but she came back and played on their s uh Chad GPT. What's the difference between a debut album and a first album? Because it says she departed before they released their debut album, but she returned to contribute to their first album.
SPEAKER_03:Chat GPT is losing its mind.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:I don't know. I I the debut and first, I mean that might mean something.
SPEAKER_07:So I don't even know I don't think they're like not together anymore. I just don't think they do very much. Now I've heard that they have you could still go see them in um like really intimate small venues and stuff. I think Samantha Parton was the tree planter.
SPEAKER_03:Okay, that's important to me.
SPEAKER_07:Well, then she got into a bad car accident.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, she died in somebody's arms.
SPEAKER_07:She didn't die in anyone's arms.
SPEAKER_03:He kissed her when she was still warm.
SPEAKER_07:Kissed her back to life. Oh.
SPEAKER_03:Johnny Appleseed to Sleeping Beauty. Man. What a fairy tale. Yeah, existence. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Um and but she's okay now.
SPEAKER_03:None of them are named Tanya. Okay.
SPEAKER_07:I don't really know the the uh origin of that name.
SPEAKER_03:Etymology.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. Well Is it what's etiology? Etiology? Yeah, versus etymology.
SPEAKER_03:Oh gosh. I don't know.
SPEAKER_07:Because I always thought it was etiology.
SPEAKER_03:Etiology? Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_07:I mean E-T-I-O-L-O-G-Y. Etiology.
SPEAKER_03:This is uh the study of Edwards with f fast lives. Eddies.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Alright.
SPEAKER_03:Like Fast Eddie.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, Fast Eddie.
SPEAKER_03:You know, Fast Eddie?
SPEAKER_07:The only thing I know about Fast Eddie is something that grandpa used to say.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I mean from the the hustler of the movie with uh Paul Newman and Jackie Cleason.
SPEAKER_07:Jackie Cleason?
SPEAKER_03:Wait.
SPEAKER_07:Let's do the hustle.
SPEAKER_03:No, it's yeah. But there was a guy, there was a guy named Fast Fast Eddy who used to roam the uh rest areas around West Virginia and southern Ohio. He got paid.
SPEAKER_07:Did he?
SPEAKER_03:I think so. Maybe he paid others. Maybe he did a little bit of both. Maybe. He was a working man.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:Is that what the Lakes of Ponder train is about?
SPEAKER_07:No. The Lakes of Pondra train is a is a guy down on his luck. Neat he's out of money. He meets a girl.
SPEAKER_03:So far this is Fast Eddie. Oh, not the girl part.
SPEAKER_07:He meets a girl. She allows him to stay with her and her mom, and he falls in love with her, but and he wants to get married to her.
SPEAKER_03:Falls in love with her, butt, as we all usually do.
SPEAKER_07:Butts first. Um are you at butts first, man? Um anyway, and she but she's promised to someone else, and so she says no, thank you to his marriage proposal.
SPEAKER_03:It just doesn't work out, right?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, and he just moves on and he pours out of he pours a little out for every time he gets drunk.
SPEAKER_03:Is that what it's about?
SPEAKER_07:He says every at every social gathering, a golden glass I'll drain and drink all health to the Creole girl in the lakes of Pontra Train.
SPEAKER_03:No, when you're singing that song, do you when you're singing a song in general, are you thinking about the words or are you just like singing them like they're an instrument? Does that make any sense? So in that particular song, like are you learning about the song as you're singing them, or are you just like echoing what's on the page because you're I love the way they sing that song.
SPEAKER_07:So for me it's it's it's mmm. I love the melodic, I like how the melody goes, I like where it goes, I like the ups and downs. But there are verses. You asked me a question. Yeah, I did.
SPEAKER_03:I was just thinking as I as I was as I said so I, I was like, shut up. I don't want to hear it.
SPEAKER_07:Um so there is several lyrics that do stand out to me that I enjoy singing that like when they say our house is very plain. I love that lyric when she like welcomes them in. I I do love some of the words and where they fit with the melody. Because the Our House is very plain is a down, you know, melody's going down on that part.
SPEAKER_03:Oh that's interesting. Our house is very plain. Very deliberate. Mm-hmm. And it rhymes with choo-choo train.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. Is that the Lakes of Pancha train?
SPEAKER_03:It's pretty much what I said.
SPEAKER_07:That's what I heard.
SPEAKER_03:So the big Itanyas, how long have you I feel like you've liked them for since probably 2003. Okay.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. My friend Megan burned me a couple of their CDs back in the day of CD burning.
SPEAKER_03:And have you always liked their voices? The way they I know you hate them. I don't want to hate them.
SPEAKER_07:They very too much m chew on and manipulate the their words. Like we like uh Reba McIntyre, she eats all of her word. The ends of all of her words, she like chews on them.
SPEAKER_03:It sounds like she's she does, but it's different.
SPEAKER_07:And they're doing it even more so.
SPEAKER_03:They're it's their harmony.
SPEAKER_07:I love their harmony.
SPEAKER_03:You know how when you're listening to like gangster rap?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:And I feel like the third song, you're like, I can't. Yeah. That's how I feel when I was.
SPEAKER_07:I understand that. But I also love the uh mandolin and the banjo. I mean, I I love it.
SPEAKER_03:They're really good. I gotta say, of all the I've listened to I I think I've listened to half a dozen versions of the song. And number one, I'd never heard it before. The first time I ever heard it was when We're on our trip. We're on our trip. And their version, while not my favorite because of the vocals, I like their every s every version of the song that I heard is pretty different.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I think there's no like set way to do it that I could find. Yeah. Like Bob Dylan does it different than the Celtic Woman did, and the I don't remember. There's some there's some I heard some instruments. Brady? Brady Paul. Oh, I didn't I didn't love that version. It's I don't I don't know. I don't love there's a lot of singer-songwriter stuff that I absolutely adore, and a lot that I'm just as quick to say no, thank you.
SPEAKER_07:I have such an aversion to anything that sounds like it's been modified at all that I think my pendulum is all the way in the camp of the most raw, because you know I like rough sounding singers.
SPEAKER_03:Like um, what's the woman who you love a lot? She sounds like she sounds like a female version of John Pride.
SPEAKER_07:Is it Lucinda Williams? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:We ought to do an Iris Dement demon. She's another one.
SPEAKER_03:I she's about as close on that threshold of that style of singing that I could stand. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:Uh but I mean, like, I feel like uh Tyler Childers has kind of that yeah, not my favorite. I know you love them, and that's John Fulbright, is that other one? Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Just I don't know, man.
SPEAKER_07:But they're real, but they're just that's a real sound, and that's why I like it.
SPEAKER_03:I'm so tired of pop music where they but so here's my question though, for like the B Guaton is is it her real sound? I feel like she's making a choice to sing like that.
SPEAKER_07:Okay, fair. That's fair. I'm what I'm talking about is that's what it would sound like if you went to listen to her live.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I gotcha. Yeah.
SPEAKER_07:And a lot of what we hear.
SPEAKER_03:Yes, yes, yes. I follow you.
SPEAKER_07:Doesn't sound like that when you hear it live.
SPEAKER_03:Agreed. Yeah. And I'll for what it's worth, I'd probably go to a show with you. Because they the here's the thing, what I was gonna say was like I listened to a lot of versions of the song. As far as like, I'll just call it the groove. I like theirs the most. I like I like the the the notes she was singing, I like the the instrumentation of it. It was great. It was like it's my favorite ver well, no, my favorite version of it was probably the there was an instrumental version, it was a guitar player and uh I don't know what else it was, but it was a duo, and it was a very short version of it, but it was just really well arranged. Second, the best vocals version I heard, I didn't love Dylan's version. I just I wish I did, but I didn't.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. Um I don't love Dylan's anything.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. Uh but it was uh Celtic Women.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:And that was have you heard that one?
SPEAKER_07:I don't know if I've heard that one. I've heard Celtic. Isn't that called Celtic Woman?
SPEAKER_03:Cel is it Celtic Woman?
SPEAKER_07:Gosh, I thought it was.
SPEAKER_03:There's just one?
SPEAKER_07:BRB. I guess.
SPEAKER_03:Don't want to get a name? No, you only get to say where you're from. Even though, even though the Celts technically, technically that's not exactly accurate. They're not really from like quote unquote Ireland.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, the group is called Celtic Woman.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, really?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. It's an Irish all-female musical group.
SPEAKER_03:Celtic Woman is a Bob James song. That's really good. Hot. Yeah, a woman of Ireland. Never mind, different song. Different song. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_07:Tell us more about the Celts.
SPEAKER_03:The Celts. I watched the 30 that's like a 24 series.
SPEAKER_00:I've fallen asleep to as many of them.
SPEAKER_03:It's really interesting. They didn't talk about Bob James at all. Or to be good times. Or Celtic Woman. Canada? Women slash woman. They did talk a lot about Ohio Pile and Kentuck Knob.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, did they talk a lot about the uh natural water slides?
SPEAKER_03:The audience won't go and get that.
SPEAKER_07:They will if they look up Ohio Pile, it'll be the second thing that comes up.
SPEAKER_03:So the when you when you did this, is this an easy song for you to sing? I feel like you just I know you I know you prefer you asked specifically that I would just play guitar so you could just sing. Is that gonna be a thing that we do from now on all the time? No. No?
SPEAKER_07:Okay, especially if it's your choice. I'll do whatever you want on your choice.
SPEAKER_03:Fair, good. I like that.
SPEAKER_07:And I will play sometimes. But what I like to do most is sing. And if I have to think about playing the instrument too. I'm not one of those famous people who likes to do both.
SPEAKER_03:You're good at it.
SPEAKER_07:I do like to play for myself because I know exactly what I want. That's how I get it.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, that's good.
SPEAKER_07:I like to sing that song because it's very melodic and I really love a melody.
SPEAKER_03:It there's part of it that reminds me a little bit of uh gosh, I want to say like no woman, no cry or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Other covers I would like to hear.
SPEAKER_07:Okay. Yeah, let's hear it. Who?
SPEAKER_03:On that note, I want to hear I want to hear Ziggy Marley.
SPEAKER_07:You don't want to hear Dead Bob Marley from Beyond the Grave?
SPEAKER_03:I would settle for that.
SPEAKER_07:You'd you'd allow it.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. And the Wailers. Ziggy Marley, you know, he did uh he did the Arthur theme song.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:He did uh I mean he's done a ton of stuff, but he's done uh That's his main hit Honestly that's what everybody knows him from. He did some I I I I think I first heard him on the on the Boston's album, Mighty Mighty Bostones. Uh Simmer Down. I think I heard Simmer Down, it's a good tune. But um Yeah, he'd be cool.
SPEAKER_07:Uh you wanna who I would want to hear do it? I do. Also Dead? Amy Winehouse.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, yeah. Yeah, that'd be cool.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. She's good.
SPEAKER_03:I was thinking uh Also Dead, Jerry Garcia.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_03:And maybe uh Chris from the uh kids songs for kids only. Yeah. Yeah. We should do um I could almost do uh Teddy Bear Picnic. Yeah, I love that album. Dwangle threw me out of that one.
SPEAKER_07:Oh Dwangle.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, that's a great credit. He well, he he he in these. Like it or not, he was a bit bit of an influence on me musically. Umgratulations, buddy. Um, but no, I love that album. Not for kids only.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, that's a good one.
SPEAKER_03:It's really good. Folksy you got Freight Trains on there.
SPEAKER_07:Oh yeah. You know what I don't think I knew that was on there.
SPEAKER_03:Mm-hmm. That might be the first version of that. I don't know. I that's one of those songs you feel like you, you know, you've always known. I know I'd heard it before, but like I heard it the most on that album because I listened to that album a lot. Whoops, what is wrong?
SPEAKER_07:I I don't know. I've really lost it.
SPEAKER_03:Uh I yeah What was the other question? What what what uh oh yeah or what what movie?
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:You got any well, I mean What movie would you like to hear this as part of the soundtrack? In what scene?
SPEAKER_07:Sorry, people don't want to listen to Dead Air while I think. I don't have a great answer for that. Do you?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I have a great answer for that.
SPEAKER_07:What is it?
SPEAKER_03:Back to the Future 3, of course.
SPEAKER_06:Wow. What? What do they do in that one? I don't remember.
SPEAKER_03:I would just I could see dude, I could see uh I could see uh do you remember in the the scene where it's like at night? When was the last time you saw that movie?
SPEAKER_07:I need you to remind me what the plot is.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, well, uh they go back, Marty and and Doc go back to the old the old w the Wild West.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. Oh yeah, okay.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, and uh and they it's like uh what's his name? Biff So Biff, what what's his name in the never mind. Apparently I haven't seen it in a while. But there's like a scene, it's like a little like a town festival festival or festival.
SPEAKER_07:Carnival.
SPEAKER_03:It's at night. I could just picture somebody uh just kind of in the background, just singing that song.
SPEAKER_07:Well, I can't think of an example, but you know how to do it.
SPEAKER_03:Maybe our brother were out there.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, well, that's a little too lighthearted for what I was thinking of. Uh I can't think of but something something very swampy. I mean, of course, if we go right with the thing, but like like a thriller, horror, it would it would make a good people traveling through the woods.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, I see what you're saying. Like a deliverance kind of thing?
SPEAKER_07:Well, you know Swamp thing? Sh something scary. Where the friends are traveling. Uh of uh what's the word? Montage. Oh. Like it would be a good traveling montage through the scary about to get killed.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I'm with you. Oh, or or maybe in Red Dead Redemption 2.
SPEAKER_07:Sure, I've not really witnessed.
SPEAKER_03:They're in the swamps outside of uh um Saint Denis.
SPEAKER_07:Maybe from a scene from Walking Dead.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that there you go.
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm. There we go.
SPEAKER_03:All right, walking somewhere in the Walking Dead, preferably one of the good seasons.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, and when both of the brothers were still alive.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, so we're going to Merle and Season Daryl. You know uh you know who's in you know who's in uh JFK?
SPEAKER_07:Merle?
SPEAKER_03:Merle.
SPEAKER_07:Really?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, Michael Rooker. He's a great actor.
SPEAKER_07:Is he still with us?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was in he's in Go Guardians. Go Guardians.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I know.
SPEAKER_03:Gosh, I'm spending the game. Guardians of the Galaxy Work.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah, Go Guardians.
SPEAKER_00:Brought to you by the game.
SPEAKER_03:He's in uh oh, what other show. What what else is he in that's awesome? Oh, Cliff. He's in Cliffhanger. Yeah, he's in Cliffhanger.
SPEAKER_07:What's that?
SPEAKER_03:You never seen Cliffhanger?
SPEAKER_07:Is that the movie where he's in is there like a murder mystery?
SPEAKER_03:No, it's not a murder mystery. No, no.
SPEAKER_07:I think we might have to get off the street.
SPEAKER_03:It's a Stallone movie. We got okay, we'll we'll do Cliffhanger. That's a someday one.
SPEAKER_07:Okay. We'll have to watch it.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it's really good.
SPEAKER_07:I believe you.
SPEAKER_03:Okay. Uh we done are we done talking about Flakes of Ponter Potter train?
SPEAKER_07:Is anyone still listening?
SPEAKER_03:Can we talk can we talk about playing it?
SPEAKER_07:Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't play it.
SPEAKER_03:Or sing well, I asked you about singing it. I, as you know, was not in a good headspace when I played it.
SPEAKER_07:What is what kind of guitar are you using, Rob?
SPEAKER_03:50,000 times. I just sat there and jammed on it. It's not a hard song, but I really wanted to. I don't know. I wanted to, I don't know it well, and I was I was having fun with it, honestly. I really liked playing it. But I just what what as we were playing, like I was thinking, you know how I'd do, and I just lose it. I can't think and play at the same time, and I just really screwed up. But I love the I was this is a Taylor Academy, and uh I was kind of playing it like a uh bonum.
SPEAKER_07:It's redemption.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I okay, it kind of sounds like redemption song.
SPEAKER_07:Oh, I I just meant like, are you gonna be like, look, I can play?
SPEAKER_03:I'm not gonna play it. No, I know. I thought about doing that, but that's just obnoxious. But I I do like redemption songs. I like that the reason I like yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, I don't know if I can play that because of the uh copyright. Copyright. And what this is public domain, so I think we can play whatever we want, right?
SPEAKER_07:Oh, is it the public domain if it's someone's version of it?
SPEAKER_03:We're getting into interesting territory. I don't think we were really playing a version of it. See what he thinks. I was playing it like I was playing it, so the reason I like the way they do it is because it's like got a little bit, you know, I like moving. I like to play that way where it kind of moves kind of it's got a little bit of that um stupid uh it's not stupid, actually. I love the song. Justin the Justin Beaver's Beaver song has got a French horn.
SPEAKER_07:Is that a French horn or a trumpet?
SPEAKER_03:I think it's a trumpet. Trumpet. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_07:But he kind of Love Yourself, I think it's called.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, but you can sort of play that.
SPEAKER_07:Maybe that's where he stole it from.
SPEAKER_03:You think that so? He's just the Be Good Tony this fan.
SPEAKER_07:Well, he's a like some of the things.
SPEAKER_03:He's a big train guy.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah. We spotted some trains on our trip. We like trains.
SPEAKER_03:But I was trying to put I I really like my favorite kind of guitar players are like Chet Atkins or like Tommy Emanuel. Like, I know I'm listening to some of the greatest guitar players of all time.
SPEAKER_07:But they're I love Michael Jordan.
SPEAKER_03:Jake Reichbart, give a shout out to Jake Reichbart on YouTube. Like the one-man band kind of players who play bassine. Yeah, they get it all in there, chords, percussion, the popping. And I was really going for something on the solo.
SPEAKER_07:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:But didn't hit it. And uh, it's okay.
SPEAKER_07:Hey guys, it's not as bad as he's making it out to be.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I wanted it was really cool. It was really the one I had was really great because I worked in into the song instead of doing a something off of the E minor there, I did a uh a B minor seven. That was suggested on my uh yes, it was in the tabs, and I was like, it sounds good with a B minor seven instead of an E minor. And I played that, I was like, Oh, we're gonna do that in the solo. And I I just bit the solo. So it's another time.
SPEAKER_07:And you're dead now.
SPEAKER_03:When we play it out, out, I'll play it right.
SPEAKER_07:Who's ever gonna want us to play out if we don't let people know?
SPEAKER_03:That we're playing out? We haven't played it.
SPEAKER_07:Our kids have to graduate from high school first.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but no, when I die, I'll definitely play on Sage within it's gonna sound super good. But I played it like this. This is my favorite thing to play.
SPEAKER_07:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Ready?
SPEAKER_07:Ready?
SPEAKER_03:I had that. It's so pretty. It is. You know what, you know what this is from? I don't think I'm gonna play any more on that. But it's coming back. Derek and the Dominoes.
SPEAKER_07:Oh wow, we've made it full circle.
SPEAKER_03:But not really. It's Jimi Hendrix Little Wing.
SPEAKER_07:What?
SPEAKER_03:But they did they did lip version of Little Wing on the Dadasky drawings. Well, yeah. But here's the thing. This is the I meant to bring this up. This is the version I like better. Okay. We're gonna do this to end the we'll end that for this. Okay, we're ending on this. We'll end up with this, okay? Okay, guys, hang on.
SPEAKER_07:Just hang out.
SPEAKER_03:Because I wanted meant to bring it up. Okay, so we're gonna put it back up. Little wing's like one of my favorite favorite songs.
SPEAKER_00:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:You know the song?
SPEAKER_00:No.
SPEAKER_03:It's really good. It's a Hendrix song. It's a beautiful, amazing.
SPEAKER_00:Okay.
SPEAKER_03:Just really good song. Steve Arayvon did a cover of it. It's just an instrumental version that he did. I like it almost as much. No, I like it almost as much as the Jimmy version. You know what an instrumental guy.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:It's really awesome. And it's long. It's like eight minutes, and it's just sick. Uh Derek and the Dominoes did a version of it. It's not my favorite. It's probably my least favorite song on the album. I like it, but it's not. It's they do this part that's like dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun. Which sounds like a triumphant version of like the Super Mario Bros. 3 Warships kind of. Yeah. And it just doesn't work for me. But Tedesky Trucks Band. So they have horns.
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SPEAKER_03:So they have horns. And they make that part sound really cool. So I like their version of Derek and the Domino's Little Wing. Yeah. I like their version of Derek and the Domino's versions, version of Little Wing more than Derek and the Dominic and the Domino's.
SPEAKER_07:Isn't it amazing what real instruments can do for your songs? People in the audience.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah. But I still like Jimmy's version the best. Well, he was playing a real instrument, I'm just saying. Uh Jimmy?
SPEAKER_07:Mm-hmm.
SPEAKER_03:Well, so was you know, Clapton.
SPEAKER_07:I know, but like adding horns, adding band instruments, I guess. Yeah. It's just always you can get me with a horn section every time.
SPEAKER_03:I would have liked started out the Soho Live to do it.
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