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This is the Downbeat on ninety seven
to one The Freak California. A good

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morning The Downbeat, Kevin Danny Mikey
JJ six percent each and every morning I'm

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paying off this teas right quick?
Do we already have callers or whatever contestants

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line up? A right cool?
We'll get to a fun little game with

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Dingu dupe the Dingu in just a
moment. But I just got an email

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seven forty five am, twenty two
minutes ago, and we have kicked this

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around. The Spear in Las Vegas, an interesting concert venue that has hosted

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U two for most of a very
long residency, and the band Phish is

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going in there for four shows right
in the middle of April, and we're

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kind of wondering what's next for him. And I just got this email a

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few minutes ago about a band who
has eighteen nights scheduled an eighteen night residency

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over six consecutive weeks from May sixteenth
through June twenty second, And I guess

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you guys can place your bets.
So one thing that I've been thinking about

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the Spear stuff is the band.
A context clue here is because the Sphere

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is owned by MSG, so it's
the Dolan family and they have connections with

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Fish, they had connections with you
two. So if there's any band that

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always plays Madison Square Garden, it's
like a thing they do. Then think

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about that, they could play at
the sphere. Great stuff, but I

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could be wrong, Detective a little
sarcasm. Well, was that helping you

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come up with any guesses? Or
is it helped? Well, when you

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said band, it changed things because
yeah, okay, that's your better clue.

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Yeah, when you said band,
because there's a lot tons of solo

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acts. You said lived there,
delicious good, This gonna sound and a

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little off the beaten path and maybe
too small. I'm gonna say LCD sound

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system. That's way too small.
It's a fun guess. It's not a

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huge menu though, like like pop
Star, but like the first person that

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came to mind was Katie Perry,
but she's got a Vegas residence. It's

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not a band. It is a
band. Ad oh, okay, Coldplay

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that comes to mind. No big
visuals. My guess is it's a it's

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a legacy band that's been around for
a while. Correct. If it's a

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new band, you're not going to
be able to pull that type of that

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runoff. Yeah, it's got to
be probably a pretty how long was you

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U Two's run like DAM two or
three months? Right? Yeah, it

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have to be somebody that's active,
that's been around for a long time.

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That's good, that's good that it
has a big reach. Okay, big

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reach mainstream here we go, mainstream
maybe stream. That's actually somewhat difficult question

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to answer. I would say yes, but I don't know what then you

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mean by mainstream things, you know, And it's got to be somebody that

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would do it, you know,
like we talked about Radiohead all the time.

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That would be one that you would
think, but they'd never do something

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like that. I'd be freaking out
a whole lot harder if it was Radiohead.

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Yeah, they done the super Bowl
before. No, No, Okay,

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that weeds out a lot of people. I'd say, and this band

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isn't exactly what this band was when
they rose to prominence, but they're kind

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of a different incarnation of themselves.
I would also say this band, yeah

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because of Death Foo Fighters. No, that's not a bad guess. I

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will say this band is U closely
associated with one of the two bands that

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is already playing or scheduled at the
Sphere Fishing You Too, Grateful, Dead

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Dead and Company Dead for Ever live
at the Sphere at Las Vegas. That

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tracks man, Yeah, for sure, because people they were done. I

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thought last year was their go away
tour. Got these people, what are

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they getting paid to do this?
Nobody goes away as long as there's cash

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on the table tedy. Oh.
It was funny that all the Taylor Swift

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stuff and of the Chiefs Ravens games, and then NFL on Fox put out

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a great tweet like our big music
celebrity and it's a picture of Bob Weir

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on the sidelines of the forty nine
ers game. It's like, yeah,

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the young people, you guys watched
Chiefs and Ravens forty nine ers lines is

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for the old Bob Weir there.
It was very funny. He's on the

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sideline with this huge beard. Football
all right, man, love football man.

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So Dead End Company residency at the
Sphere eighteen shows six weeks May sixteenth

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through June twenty second. John Mayer, Yeah, he's been playing with this.

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I would assume yes, but that's
not written in the in the right

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up here. These will be sold
out. Tickets will be expensive. Yeah,

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I wonder if they're going to be
crazy, is in any way reaction

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to the Fish thing, because those
tickets are through the damn roof and people

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will travel. Yeah. The elder
statesmen that are that are a grateful Dead

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fans for the most part, are
in that demographic that have probably indispensable income,

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and they'll they'll spend thousands and thousands
of dollars on this tree and go

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to multiple shows. Yeah. So
the benefit of a band that doesn't play

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the same show every night, and
you too, I think did essentially do

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that, but Fish won't and Dead
forever. So eighteen thousand, six hundred

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people can feel the sphere. You
know what is at the sphere? There

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are obstructed view seats in the first
section, the one hundred section. If

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you're in the back half of that, the two hundred section hangs over it,

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and you can't look up and see
the entire sphere. Okay, so

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it's kind of like a balcony situation. Yeah, you're the under the balcony.

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That sucks. Oh yeah, it
really sucks. So as I mean,

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I'm going to the Fish shows there, but and there are some tickets

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that are significantly lower priced. But
you have to kind of know that instead

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of saying, oh my god,
back of one hundred section, this looks

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incredible, but you'd be directly underneath
the thing, and you have you know,

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it's like you're wearing a hat.
It's crazy. I wonder if at

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some point, and I can't wait
to hear your review of it, at

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some point, do the visuals just
become Okay, we get it. I

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just want to hear the band,
you know. Well. I wonder if

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they're gonna have specific stuff to interact
with the songs for Fish or Dead Now

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Dead does claim that they are doing
a full yet never before seen visual storytelling

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with the ultimate connection of the music
through these innovative immersive shows, So they

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are going to have the whole thing
dancing together. I really hope Fish does

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as well. I hope they don't
just run the cool tricks that they can

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do while Fish is playing, like
all the Stockhouse stuff. Yeah, and

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I don't know if it's a blend
of those. But when Cash went and

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saw you Too, he said they
didn't utilize the entire sphere for the entire

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show. You know, they focus
everything forward on the band, and then

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they expand that and then there's a
few set pieces where you know grass is

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growing or it's turned a brick and
the bricks or fault whatever, but it's

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not over overpowering. I guess.
I don't think you can play there unless

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you spend all the time and money
to specifically craft it to your set.

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But bands like Fish and You're Grateful
Dead, you have no idea what they're

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playing, never play the same set
twice. You two was playing the same

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thing every night. Yeah, I
was gonna guess Roger Waters, but I

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think a residency of that link for
a man that's eighty years old being the

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singer, I don't think he would
be able to stand up to that kind

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of toll on his voice that sell
that probably. Yeah, Well they're doing

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Fish for four nights, and Roger
Waters is four nights. Absolutely sure,

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eighteen nights, especially if for the
Dead though you know the devil, you

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know the DEVI will do it.
I mean Fish could do eighteen nights and

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they would do fines does bands like
they just have people that just go to

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every show. I can't say smart
people. The old joke is, I

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don't know how many fans we have, but I know that they come to

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all of our shows. Like,
I can't say that if Waters did agree

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to do a run of the Wall
that I probably would try to find a

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way to go. I'm serious,
because that was one of the best shows

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I've ever seen at the American Airlines
Center about ten fifty twelve years ago.

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I think it was insane. It
was to have that access to that type

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of media and you'd be in the
wall interact to media. Yeah, of

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course, and every lyric would be
pre planned and designed. Yeah, don't

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think he's not thinking about that.
Well, I might kill him. Well,

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he'd have to space it out a
little bit. But don't think he's

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that hasn't crossed his mind to have
that type of visual media available to him

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to integrate with his his live show. It's it's interesting they're doing a bunch

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of residencies. I mean, they're
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do start doing one or two offs. They're not there yet. Yeah,

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it's got to be because you know
there are bands who who would loved I

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mean, I just I'm sorry,
I'm just real quick. Like The Killers

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are playing in a residency at the
Coliseum, Okay, four thousand people in

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it. You can't get a ticket
if you want to go like the ticket

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Master, it doesn't work because more
people want to go to it. Now,

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an eight thousand person venue, I've
been better. They're not big enough

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for eighteen thousand, Like that's that
sort of the spirit gets so big.

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It's like, I don't know,
if it was a ten thousand venue,

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the demand for these shows would be
insane. And that's where they started.

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The demand's gonna be nuts right now
for all these residencies. But once they

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get to a point two or three
years from now where they're doing one offs

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there, like how will it so? Will they be? Will just be

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all residencies? I have two ga
pit tickets for Friday Night Fish and I

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can sell them right now for sixteen
hundred bucks each. My god, my

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god, crazy. You want to
get to this, Yeah, let's do

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it. Let's dupe the Dinger.
Our friend Danny has an incredible wealth of

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knowledge on assorted assorted subjects, but
one that I'm just fascinated with is his

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big brain for nineteen eighties metal bands, hair metal, whatever it is.

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I mean, you can just name
one and he can essentially tell you every

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member of that band. I don't
know if it applies to songs and albums.

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I hope it does, because that's
more the direction we're headed. But

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we're gonna play a game with two
of our listeners called dump the or dupe

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the dingu and you're gonna have to
determine if the question I ask is something

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that he will know the answer or
will not know the answer to. And

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the winner of this particular contest will
win tickets to the upcoming concert with Rob

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Zombie and Alice Cooper. Wow,
you have the info on that. Yeah,

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it's gonna be happening at a time
in the future. It goes on

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sale tomorrow nine to eighteen at Dicky's
Arena. Okay, Sceptember eighteenth at Dickies

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Tickets on Ticketmaster tomorrow. So I
think we have two contestants on the phone.

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We got JJ with Corey and Justin. I'm I'm going to be JJ

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for a minute, Corey and Justin
and then Eric and Arlington. There.

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Yes, I am, good morning, downbeat, Good morning Corey. How

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are you this morning? Doing well? I'm doing well? How about yourselves?

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Fine? Thanks for you on your
way to work? I am I'm

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I'm actually just getting started on my
route. So I figured i'd pull over

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and talk to you guys for just
a moment. Conn of route were talking

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about I run to do pets control, all right, pet control and pest

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management. All right, Corey,
you're gonna plug your biz under pet control?

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What what thunder? Pest control?
Thunder thunder under ponder, ponder pest

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control under Big Basketball school. You're
encouraging you to think you know about pest

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control. It should think about it. You should have given Danny a supplement

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when he took Malcolm to the doctor
because he was being a pest courtesy laugh

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courtesy. Oh my god. All
right, Corey, I think they're both

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that You're gonna stay on right,
just terrible. We'll be back and forth.

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Put them up whatever. All right, help we got Eric and Arlingtonday.

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Eric, Yes, Eric, what
so man? How's the going?

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What's your whole deal? Uh?
I just like to go to concerts?

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Cool man. Well, if you
can get your head right, you may

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be going to see Rob Zombie and
Alice Cooper. All right, Well,

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I help you win if you earn
it. Now the game here for both

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you boys is I'm gonna ask a
question. I do have multiple choice for

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these things, but I think we're
just gonna go and unless he starts failing,

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I don't know. I don't know
how these are. I think I

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should be able to request the multiple
choice options if I get in a bind.

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Yeah, and maybe I could do
that. How many questions do you

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have? I have seven questions?
Can I have two where I get to

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request the trouble? Okay? Yeah? Fine? Three twice you can ask

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for multiple choice options. So Corey
and Eric yeap. All right, So

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I'm gonna ask him a question.
He doesn't say a word. You two

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have to either say yes or no
or he'll get it right or he'll get

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it wrong. And you can choose
the same it's fine, or if you

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choose differently, that's fine as well. And then that's where the strategy comes

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out. Yeah, and then the
dinger will blow your minds with his incredible

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knowledge or let you down. And
whoever has the most points. When'esay's tickets

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sound good, I will disappoint you
both. Uh hello, I guess that

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sounds good. I don't know if
they're on hold or not. I never

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know what's happening here. I don't
know what anyone's doing. All right,

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question one, dingu it might be
the hardest one. I start with,

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I don't know what ax Man replaced
Inguay Malmstein in Alcatraz for the band's second

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album. What ax Man replaced Malmstein
in Alcatraz with two z's for the band's

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second album, Corey well Ding,
you get this right or not? I

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think he might know this one.
I'm gonna go with I'm gonna go with

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the on this Eric. Are you
guessing they'll get this right? Will we

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dupe the Dingu so I can guess? Yes? Also, yeah, you

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can guess whatever you want. Sure, Yeah, I think he knows it

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all right. They're both saying yes, the Dingu will know it. Danny

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What axe Man replaced Ingway, Malmstein
and Alcatraz for the band's second album.

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I hate to do this this early, but I'm gonna need to hear the

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multiple choices on this multiple on question
one is a harbinger of things to come.

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No, I think that's a good
strategy. Your four options are Steve

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I, Warren D. Martini,
Brad Gillis, George Lynch. Which of

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those ax Men was in Alcatraz for
the band's second album, Give me those

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Gillis, Warren D. Martini,
Brad Gillis, George Lynch. I gotta

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go with Steve VII. I don't
think any of those other guys played in

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Alcatraz. The answer is Steve Vay. WHOA. That is a point because

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Warren de Martini was in rat Brad
Gillis was a night ranger, and who

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was the other one? George Lynch
Dawkin for in North Carolina. You don't

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have to show off when you guess
one, right, I do when I

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have to go to multiple choices early
in the game. One, Okay,

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it's one one. Corey and Eric
each have one question. Two what year

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did Pantera release their first album?
Corey? Actually, Eric, Eric,

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I definitely think he knows this one. Corey same yeah, I think he

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knows this one, both voting yes. Uh dingu what year did Pantera release

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their first album? First album would
have been Metal Magic, that's correct,

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and that would have come out in
the very early eighties. And I want

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to say, well, I think
it's either eighty two or three. I

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gotta go earlier, though I feel
like it was earlier than you think.

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I'm gonna go eighty two. Metal
Magic, Pantera's first album was released on

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June tenth, nineteen eighty three.
Three correct. That's a point for six

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months off. I'm so sorry.
One Mikey gets one point. The Dingu

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Son of a Bitch Question three.
Although this band had a nice career for

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themselves, they're more famous for supplying
Metallica with Kirk Hammett. Who are they?

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Corey? I think he knows this
one. Eric, Yeah, you

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know what? I think he does
too. I mean, this is Metallica,

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this is his wheelhouse. What band
was Kirk Hammett in before he joined

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Metallica? I think Kirk Hammett left
Exodus, the album before Bonded by Blood

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came out, So I'm gonna go
with Exodus. Bonus information included with the

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correct answer. Exodus is where Kirk
Hammock was before he joined Metallica. All

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right? Two to two? Two
to two? Corey and Eric showing down.

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Oh yeah, all right, this
one I have no I have no

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idea if he knows this stuff or
not. The question is for the DINGU

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What what band was responsible for the
nineteen eighty seven album titled Scum Eric,

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Yeah, I think he knows this
one too. Okay, Corey, I

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think he does knowledge. We're gonna
have to separate him if they're gonna keep

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playing that they're in lockstep, well, he's gonna have to get what he

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got one wrong already. Yeah,
what band was responsible for the nineteen eighty

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seven album titled Scum. I have
no idea. I got to go with

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maultis all right, he's burning his
second multiple choices and final multiple scum,

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Scum? Was it d R I? Was it Brutal Tooth? Was it

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Napalm Death? Was it sore Throat? Okay, I've never heard of two

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of those bands, Napalm Death and
DR. It sounds like it could be

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a DRI album, but that you
said eighty seven nineteen eighty seven album titled

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Scum. No, And for the
record, I didn't make up any of

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these band names. These are all
okay, I'm gonna rule out I'm gonna

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rule out DRI because that I'm gonna
rule out Napalm Death. Who were the

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other two? Uh? DRI I, Brutal Tooth, Napalm Death, sore

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Throat, sore Throat and Brutal Tooth. I'm gonna go with sore Throat,

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Dan, He's going with sore Throat. Total guess. Nineteen eighty seven album

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titled Scum brought to you by Napalm
Deck much about. That's the point for

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Mike. That included their hit track
human Garbage. Let's uh let's commonly used

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phrase. Yeah, and then he
got left. We can speed zone.

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We have three more, We're speed
zone. I can't do a multiple choice?

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Okay, before donning spandex for rat
what band did Juan Carlos Crusier play

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for Corey Quick? He doesn't know
it? There you go, Eric,

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Yeah, I don't think he knows
this. God Danny one Crusier I believe

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was the original bass player for Dowkin
before he was replaced by Jeff Pilson.

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Absolutely right, Docin is the correct
point for Mike. I take the lead.

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Who replaced the ousted Kevin Dubro in
Quiet Riot for one album in nineteen

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eighty eight? Corey, Corey,
do I know this? Does not know

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this? Eric? No way?
Ding you who replaced Kevin de Brow in

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nineteen eighty eight for how long?
One album? Riot? Oh? Was

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it? Oh? God? Was
it? Paul Shortino of rough Cut?

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It was damn Paul rough Cut.
Another point for Mikey. I'm gonna win

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this thing, all right, last
one? Here we go. You guys

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are tied to to you know what
you have. Guys are underestimating me.

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You have to choose differently. And
Eric, you're picking first? What band

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sang the hit songs Sinister, Double
Chain, Gang Woman and rocking with You?

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Yeah, I think he knows this
one. Eric says, yes,

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he knows it. Corey, you
have to choose. No, he doesn't.

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You gotta say no. Give me
those song titles one more time,

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Sinister, double Chain, Gang Woman, rocking with You? And I think

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this is a hard one. And
because it's hard and it's for all the

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marbles, I'm gonna give you four
options. I need the multiple choice.

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Grim never heard of the song Grim
Reaper, Van Denberg, Hurricane Malice.

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It's gonna be either Hurricane or Malice
because I know songs by the other bands,

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Hurricane or Malice. I'm gonna go
with Hurricane. Can I guess Danny

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goes with Hurricane? What My Time
Out? Whoa Sinister? What double double

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Gang Woman? Rocking with You?
Hurricane? Danny goes with Hurricane, And

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that is in correct. Malice,
damn Malice. Corey is your winner of

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the h You did it, Corey
did the best of what could Those are

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hard, right? They weren't easy. Okay, they were not easy.

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You don't just roll out of bed
and dupe the dinger, No you don't.

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You gotta get your head right.
If you'd have said see you in

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hell or rock you to hell,
obviously, sorry, Eric, you didn't

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win anything, man, Oh bummer
heay. Guess what, Eric, you

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have to miss Rob Zombie and Alice
Cooper, guess what? Listen? Listen

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to KT right now? Eric,
how often do you listen? Every day?

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Suere you ever tell your friends about
us or anything? Spread the word

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I do. I work. I
work in the field, so you're on

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the truck all day long and in
my earbudget on get out, stay on

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hold JJ, I'll have a special
message for you. You're everybody. Everybody

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wins, everybody wins. Thank you, Dingu and thank you listeners. Good

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corey, Eric, everyone more winners
here on ninety seven on the Freak,

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