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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one the freak. The hell's going

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on in Footworth? Mike, I
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Something else happened, something else bad. Maybe Dingood's Morning News will have

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the answers. We will shed some
light on the subject. Yes, there's

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not more leakage of stuff in Fort
Worth causing great harm to people. Yeah,

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Fort Worth, come on, come
on, y'all hold up your end

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of the deal. Do better for
Worth. Yeah, we got Dallas is

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tight. Yeah, we never make
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all the other places. Got some news

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that just came in. So this. We had a discussion earlier in the

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week about we were talking about Saday
Night Live in how Justin Timberlake is gonna

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be the musical guest tomorrow night on
a new episode hosted by Dakota Johnson.

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So Justin Timberlake and I was like, Okay, he hasn't released music in

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like six years, so he's definitely
releasing music and yesterday he released a song

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Selfish, which I'll play a little
clip of in a minute. Last popped

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in plastic instrument concept. Did they
put their ds in a box? They

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put their DS in a box and
went and slapped it around Lower east Side?

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I mean, one of the more
memorable SNL's ushered in a new era

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of digital shorts for SNL. I
thought, yeah, it skits since Saturday

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on Sorday Live, right, Oh, yeah, you have to, dude,

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he's good in all of those two. Why didn't they? Old dude,

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they've got to bring Foulon back in
to do Barry GiB talk show.

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They have to. He works in
the building, so surely he'll Yes,

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Yes, everyone hates Jimmy Pound,
one of my favorite sketches of all time,

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and they have him double dip it. That's interesting. And I thought,

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like, who hosted Dakota Johnson?
Okay, what she did? What's

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she into right now? Just kind
of being the oh she got a film

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coming out JJ? All right,
she's just being the beautiful daughter of Don

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Johnson and Melanie Griffin Griffith. That's
an offshore power boating World champion Don Johnson.

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Yes, now justin Timberlake's tour just
hit. JJ just told me in

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the break She's like, his tournois
dropped just this morning, and I was

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like, I knew i'd play in
this segment earlier in the week. Great.

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He will be Dicky's Arena June fourth. He's announced his tour that probably

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has a weird name on it,
because everyone names their tours. It does

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so strange to me. What is
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Tomorrow World tour. Oh god,
I'm just gonna be doing some shows.

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How about I'm just going to be
doing my name world tour. You know,

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we don't have to name every tour
people. Hey, forget Tomorrow?

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Well, I think he means so
you should care about today. Here's a

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small clip of his new song that
I don't really like. But here's you

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know, ten seconds of it.
Twenty second seven. That's Mark Rugby A

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I'm pretty sure awesome and I wouldn't
be surprised. But they don't know you,

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baby, I would. This is
nothing on the nude in sync song.

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I like it better now than I
did yesterday. Yeah, I don't

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dislike it when you always stop it. I know I want to hear the

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whole tune. Yeah, I think
you hate it. Eight seconds playing the

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whole tune. You have to get
to the chorus. You're gonna play a

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boy band hit, you have to
at least give us the chorus. Then

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play sexy idiot playing a good song. You play six seconds and then stops

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and complaints the first eight words,
no good, not a hit? All

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right, say it wasn't a hit. It could be. It's still not

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be good garbage. Well, I
was thinking about all these like boy bands

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and then they have one guy that
broke out, and if you don't care

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about this, really stick around because
Danny is going to light you up with

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knowledge that I didn't even know about
until we're discussing in the break room the

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other day. I was thinking,
in sync is you know probably my era

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of just being twelve years old and
they're huge on TRL and he's the breakout

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star. But we've seen it with
Mike's guy Juhng Kook from BTS. That's

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right. Obviously Harry Styles has been
a huge breakout from one direction? Is

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he he's bigger than JT now,
like right now? I mean yeah,

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because he's forty three, you know, like yeah, I mean that's and

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Harry's you know, late twenties.
That's the only reason. But who would

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listen to someone older than forty three
for entertainment purposes? Apparently no one.

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Mike Danny Baylor, Shit, Mike, don't put thoughts into anyone's head.

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Uh yeah. JT's sort of the
template for doing it all. And isn't

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he a good actor? But he
just doesn't do that much. I tell

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you what was his time? Timeless, time Watch, Wristwatch. He was

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in the hit movie wrist Watch.
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Alpha Dog, No, okay,
he was good wrist He was good in

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that Timeless, the Facebook movie he
was in. You don't remember that one?

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Where is in the future? Help
me? What's the name of it?

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Timeless with a man of sea Fred? I don't know where. You

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had the damn clock on it?
So you have this. When the clock

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runs out on your wrist, that's
when you die, so you can acquire

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and purchase more time and time?
Is it in time? That sounds movie

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he was in, I don't know, that's probably it. No, I'm

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sure it was Wristwatch. And all
the rich people are at their fancy parties

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and they have like hundreds of thousands
of days or hours or million hours on

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their way, and then the poor
people are like, oh my god,

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you know you only have aunt of
times? Do you steal someone's time?

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You kind of like a black mirror
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And I don't know. I thought
it was awesome. Oh he's great.

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I think I think he's good.
I mean the rest movie he's been in

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his trolls, but all right,
great movie. I don't need this.

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Oh okay, JJ's got it.
Okay. So I mean you can't even

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go back to like New Kids on
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from from that band, right,
I mean Donnie Wahlberg, who was who

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had had the best solo career out
of Backstreet Boys. That's a tough one.

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I would say. You would probably
say it was Nick Carter. None

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of them really, none of them
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look, if you want to go
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absolutely can do that. I think
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different, a little bit different.
But those were kind of family bands.

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They I think they actually were organic. I think those things organically happen when

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you think of the boy band,
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a I don't know, some pretty
user that kind of fabricates these and gets

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outsources songs and gets them in a
studio and then creates a what's an actual

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product to market and sell is on
the job. So it is kind of

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unusual that something that is so fabricated
outside of that those confines that you would

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have any of those members reach like
superstar status, you know, like the

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Harry Styles, JT's of the world, like people like that. It just

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seems kind of unlikely that that would
happen. But it's sort of a perfect

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storm because they're they're they're farmed and
brought in and the most talented ones are

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put into this prefab boy band that's
designed for, you know, the success

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that they have. But you are
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they become famous and they're more likely
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I mean, no one would argue
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talented cool dudes. Sure, absolutely, So all of this conversation about these

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boy bands kind of got me thinking, it's like you know a lot of

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these boy bands in LA. I
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I believe New York. One direction
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UK. Yeah, he found his
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the X Factor, you know,
and they went and won. But he

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was kind of he kind of discovered
them or whatever, right when I never

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liked them or whatever. But you
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interesting to me. And two of
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It's just not as big like JT, who can go b on SNL.

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So it got me thinking back.
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happening in the early mid two thousands, like that second wave of them,

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and I was at the time playing
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more like indie folk type bands around
that era in the mid two thousands,

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a band called sorta in a band
called Sparrows, And you know, I'd

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heard about this group. They were
not adjacent to what I was doing at

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all, but there was a little
buzz about this band that came out of

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the DFW area back then, and
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was able to find out a little
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the band was called Loads for You, and it's spelled l O A d

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Z the number four and the letter
you. It's kind of a weird names,

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like maybe like loads of love,
you know, loads of money.

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Maybe that's kind of what I'm assuming, but Loads for You it kind of

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goes along with some of the other
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not I N, it's N and
then what was nicolas? Even in music,

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you know blink one two or you
know, there's always bands of numbers

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in them. Right. So Loads
for You was formed, believe it or

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not, in Uless in two thousand
and four. I've never heard of it.

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This was a mid Cities group of
kids or a young men. These

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guys were I think largely in their
early twenties, formed in Ulyss in two

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thousand and four, and they were
put together by a restaurant tour slash wanna

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be music producer. Now. This
guy owned a string of restaurants back then

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called Taketo Dreams, and he recruited
five young men that he called from a

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local talent show that was held I
think a year before at Hewlen mall.

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I hate when he mentions his food
on our morning show because I get hungry.

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Now I'm hungry for Taketo's. Yeah. So the owner of Taketo dreams

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he wants to be like a music
producer and he sees these guys at a

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talent show and is like, you
know what, I'm going to pick the

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ones that I think are the best. And I've got some songs. I

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got a buddy that's a songwriter.
I'm gonna put them in the studio and

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we're gonna make freaking record. Well, he gets them all together, all

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right, So gets them in a
recording studio and they put out this debut

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EP. It's like six songs,
and believe it or not, back then

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it kind of became a local radio
success around these parts on certain stations that

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would play that type of music.
In fact, they played a lot locally

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back then in their short career.
And believe it or not, an iHeart

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station at the time sponsored one of
their concerts, and we have I was

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actually able to find the sweeper for
a Loads for U concert that happened in

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Dallas in two thousand and four.
JJ, you'll play that all this when

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station? Hey, this is Nick
Kreamer? You remember me? It's h

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J and Theomproom. It's me Garland
Richardson Junior, and I'm CLEF and we're

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from Lost. Join us tonight for
a special concert at aw Shucks on Lower

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Greenville, brought to you by Kiss
FM, the number one hit music station.

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Okay, so how do you find
that? Did Zach find that?

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Yeah? I got a little bit
of help from I think it was Ao.

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He turned he's like the gatekeeper of
all the archives. So the loads

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for you? What? Then again? Okay, so the band leader sounds

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like he's the one doing most of
the talking. Is this guy named Nick

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Nick Kreamer? Okay, I feel
like I remember him. Yeah, a

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guy named Armando Alvarez. A dude
named Garland Richardson Junior. So I guess

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he's the son of the famous start
car racer of the the seventies and early

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eighties. A kid named h J. And then and then Cliff Cliff.

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Yeah. Now, I was able
to unearth a couple of promo photos of

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this band, and they they kind
of look like what you would expect their

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names to represent. Yea, you
know, there's there's three of them that

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are kind of you know, good
looking dudes, Nick Kreamer, Garland Richards

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is really handsome. And then this
kid named h J kind of the heart

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throb, the secret heart throb of
the group. And then they have you

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know, multicultural, So they've got
Armando Alvarez, a Hispanic kid, Latino

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kid with an incredible, beautiful high
voice. And then Cliff Cliff's African American

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kid. And he's a little bit
larger than the rest of them, Okay,

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wider, wider anyway, So they
you know, did some shows,

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but fame outside of the Metroplex escaped
Loads for You, and within sixteen months

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the members of Loads for You disbanded
due to substance abuse. There was some

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sex scandals, there was a suicide, oh oh god, and a string

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of low level crimes like car burglaries
and loitering. They're spiraling. Yeah,

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so the band just disappeared. One
of the kids, you know, ended

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up taking his own life, obviously, the heart throb HJ. Yeah,

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you know, he couldn't handle the
local fame and once it ended, you

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know, he realized, it's like, this is as good as my life's

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ever gonna get. So he ended
up taking his own life. Rest in

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peace. HJ So, after almost
twenty years of working as a customer service

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rep for Alamo Rental car, the
band leader, Nick Kreamer, the main

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guy, at the age of forty
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his first solo album ever, the
first music that any member of Loads for

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You has released in almost twenty years. So he's got a brand new album

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out, Nick Kreamer. His album
is titled All Petered Out. Now would

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you say, would you say Nick
Kreamer was the one who had the most

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talent in the band. Yeah,
there's no question. He was definitely the

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JT the Harry styles of his spokesman
when doing interviews and yeah, as you

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could hear in the sweeper, you
know, JJ. Can we play that

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sweeper one more time? This is
Kiss FM from two thousand and four,

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all the Hits one station. Hey, this is Nick Kreamer. You remember

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me. It's h Jen and it's
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we're from Join us tonight for a
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They played a local Gulf Coast oyster
bar yeah, where like there's no

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room the patios. It's it's always
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yeah nothing so anyway. Uh.
Nick Kreamer, forty three years old,

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uh, the lead member of Loads
for You, has a solo album

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titled All Petered Out, and we
have his debut single right now. It's

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gonna make it's global debut right here
at their original home iHeartRadio on the Freak

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and here it is a song off
of his brand new record. This is

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Nick Kreamer from Loads for You with
You've Got a Place. Oh hey,

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girl, you know, there's a
lot of things that I want to do

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to you, but there's even more
things that I want you to do to

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me. So put on that Marvin
Gaye record, open up that bottle of

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yellowtail from seven to eleven, and
slide on that snail trail right down the

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sofa next to me. Because tonight
that's sensation in my genes and it's making

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me wet. I want to get
and do something that shall never a fucket.

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I know you wond it. I
can see the way you've found it

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now, baby, button your blows. I've got some secret times you need

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to know about. It's a special
invitation. You can put away your mace.

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As long as I've got a face, You've got a place to sit,

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eat nature. You look at me, and that's perfectly clear. Are

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you suggesting there's addition barking in the
rear butt off of Oh, I'm sorry,

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that's not what you meant. My
god, that taser really smart.

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I've got some secret talents. If
you need to know about, it's a

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special invitation. You can put away
your mace. As long as I've got

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a face, You've got a place
to sit. Ouch. This evening didn't

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go exactly as planned. I'll spend
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my hands. I might be a
dingus, but I'm still the king of

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god Aliga's day word, I've got
some secret times. If you need to

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know about, it's a special invitation. And as long as I got a

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face, you gotta least to sit. Bitch. There you go. That

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is phenomenal to a brand new single
from a cow Nick Kremer of Loads for

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You. He is back, He's
truly back. You've got a place.

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I like the title got a place? It through me misleading once you hear

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the lyrics He's dirty and the new
album, All Petered Out comes out in

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March. Yes, actually the same
day as JT's album March fifteenth. That

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was rating. I think they're going
head to head. Yeah, oh my

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god, All Petered out by Nick
Kreamer. Oh is he playing the hook

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Line and Sinker next to the Dickie's
Arena on the same day as well.

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You can see him at a Fish
City grill. Oh Man, Creamer's back.

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That's that's a good good thing for
all of Yeah, it's a good

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thing for the metroplex and especially the
mid cities. You don't get a lot

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of good stuff coming out in the
mid Cities. Loads for you. Good

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job mates. I'm not as sweet
that he in the lyrics or in the

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middle song gave a shout out rip
to HJ no his falling band mate.

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Are you sure that was HJ that
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the late her James. Why do
you need to hear it again? Not

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right now? This morning? Yes
morning? He just go ahead and get

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ready for you said you had unearthed
the Hotney single. I expected it to

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be amazing, but I didn't know
exactly what they're expected that that was way

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way better than I expe the show
with that again, going to the weekend

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on that because that's fantastic. Nick
Kreamer of Loads for You, Foods for

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You, La, DZ for You, check online and any more of that.

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Yeah, just dropped on Spotify and
you can actually listen to it for

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free on the iHeartMedia app right now
or maybe about ten thirty world from here

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right here on ninety seven to one. The free local news not there coming

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out next hey, speaking to news, some of it local, some of

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it not. I will definitely discuss
the second weird event that is putting people

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in the hospital in Fort Worth in
a brand new way to execute people