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Speaker 1: Hi, this is Bobby Brown and welcome to another fucking podcast.

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Speaker 2: Kids with your loud music and your Dan Fogelberg, your Zeema,

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hula hoops and pac Man video games.

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Speaker 3: Don't you see? People today have attention spans that can

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only be measured.

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Speaker 4: In namo seconds, old legends.

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Speaker 1: They just do great black legend and an adamwork from

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with a lot of like.

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Speaker 3: Hello, Yes, it is part of time. Hello Las Vegas,

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Hello world, Hello, my loyal minions. It is good to see.

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What's always good to be seeing. It's another refor podcast.

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I'm Miszey Presley of the host of the program. Welcome.

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It is Thursday night here in beautiful Las Vegas de Badle,

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nine to ten pm as I am recording this, and

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I have a very special show for you. I went

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back to the old intro because why not. I like it,

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It's classic, it's part of this. Unless you're listening on YouTube,

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then you're not getting the old intro because the old

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intro clicks copyright because of end ever After. But that's okay.

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You get the new intro that doesn't click any copyrights.

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Fun show tonight, I am going to be I bought

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it this afternoon. The cheap trick, all washed up CD.

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They did not have the vinyl. But actually so this

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worked out better for what I'm going to do. But

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I think I'm sure with the vinyl you get a

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free download you usually do. And I'm going to listen

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to this for the first time tonight. I am going

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to go track by track, and I'm gonna give you

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My immediate reaction after each song is he how are

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you gonna be able to do that on the podcast? Well,

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it's very very easy. I pause the recording, I play

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the song, and then I take out a snippet of

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fifteen to twenty seconds. I put it in the podcast,

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and then I start talking. Unless you're on the YouTube,

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you will not get that snippet of each song because again, copyright,

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they're they're they're they're sticklers about that over there, and

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uh and me constantly trying to have sources of income

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come from this podcast come from my YouTube. I gotta

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be careful with that. So there is that. Oh my god,

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I almost forgot Ladies and gentlemen, the words of my

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close personal friend still call Steve Austin. Got to crack

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one for the working man. Ah beer is So that's

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a glorious thing. Oh that's great. If you are not

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a regular listener or a regular listener to the show,

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it has not gone to the Patreon. I suggest you do.

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That is Patreon dot com slash Realizy Presley. If you're

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listening on on iTunes, you're listening on Spotify, you're listening

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wherever other than the Patreon, which is only five dollars

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a month. Patreon dot com slash real Lizzy Presley, you're

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getting ads and it's rather annoying. Patreon you don't get

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any ads. You don't go, you don't get no stinking ads.

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Plus you get extra shows. There is one new show

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a week on the Patreon that is free that I

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open up for the world because you should be able

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to get that experience and decide that, oh my god,

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I want to be part of the Patreon family, with

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the fine folks that are already in the Patreon family.

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Planning another zoom meet up on the last one. Who's impromptu,

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but we are going to do that. The Listener Drunken

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Summit is coming up next month, and I think I

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decided on the combatants, So Scotty and Laurie get ready,

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I'm gonna pick one more of you guys from the

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Patreon family to be part of it, and Dennis the Jew.

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Hopefully we'll be part of it. Maybe I can get

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Paul Gargano back. We'll see. He's expressed interest in coming

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back to do a show here and there. I have

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to talk to him anyways, because I have to get

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a phone number of the walls of Jericho for just January,

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when the new Fozzy single comes out, Jericho said he

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would come on. So we got that going for us,

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which is nice. What else, folks, if you're gonna be

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in Las Vegas for Christmas, come on, just come on

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for Christmas. It's cheap out here for Christmas. You can

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get in cheap hotels. It's not busy as shit because

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the night after Christmas, my fellow kiss tards out there,

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and I am one of you. Do not think that

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is a disparishing term. I just don't wear the footy pajamas.

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Thank you, Tom and Zeus. My Ace Frailey tribute band

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called at a tribute to Ace Frail. If you are

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looking to book us, now would be a good time

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because there's unfortunately Ace is gone and we honor his

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music well and we are doing an Ace tribute remembrance

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show here in Las Vegas at the Dive Bar. The

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tickets are only ten dollars on event bright, fifteen dollars

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at the door cash. We are going to be doing

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a full hour and a half set of Ace Frehley music,

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both with kiss and not in Kiss, and then there

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was going to be an all star kiss jam at

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the end of the night. And I've already got some

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away who those are yet, but yeah, it should be cool.

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I'm gonna have a couple of special guests during the

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act show as well. Very very glorious Friday, December twenty

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sixth at the Dive Bar and fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Hopefully it's warmer than it is right now. It's cold

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as shit again. If you are part of the Patrion family,

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you heard the episode last night where I was whining

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about the cold and complaining about people that complain about

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me whining about the cold because oh gross and balls,

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you're a Minnesotan. Yeah, that's why I left, because I

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don't like winter, and I live in the desert, and

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the desert has winter, just not nine feet of snow.

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So that's a glorious, glorious thing. What else is coming up, folks?

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Of course, We've got the Monsters of Rock Cruise coming up.

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We've got Cruise to the Edge coming up. We've got

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the Mountain Music Festival coming up. And if you are

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if you are in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, if you are

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in Minnesota, my hometown, I'm not gonna tell you the date.

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I'm not gonna tell you the month, but it's gonna

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be in February. Act is coming back and we're going

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to be doing a show. And that's all I'm gonna

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say about that. Stay tuned on the information. And let's

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just say there may be a chance for some local

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friends to get up and play as well. We're just

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gonna leave it at that. Official announcement coming right around

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New Year's maybe a couple of weeks, but but there's that.

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So that is what is going on in izy world.

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I don't have any hosting gigs right now. If you

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are coming to Las Vegas to get married, hit me

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up page at Isypresley dot com. I'm so used to

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just sending you to the Patreon and we can work

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out a deal. I am legal to do it here,

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or if you want me to fly out to where

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you are, you can take care of those expenses and

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pay me and I will do it there as well.

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I'm legal, I'm good to go. If you do like

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the show, don't want to join the Patreon, I understand.

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I get it. You don't want all the extra value,

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don't want the extra shows that are just for you

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on the Patreon. You can just send me money venmo

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is real Isy Presley cash app dollar signed Iszzy Presley

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and is he Presley? Yaou dot com is your paybill

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or if you have my phone number, feel free to

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just zell because it's free. So there is that. Like

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I said, we do have the cheap trick. I'll wash

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it up. Record review coming up momentarily. I saw something,

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so I'm on hinge, I'm on tender. I'm constantly looking

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for trim because I'm a lonely, lonely man. But that's

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what happens in this day and age. When do you

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have very bad social skills other than when there's a

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microphone in your hand. Or maybe it's my ab maybe

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it's my fatness. I don't know, I don't know. Maybe

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it's the fact that I like extremely out of my

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league women. You know the kind of girl that she's

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on your arm, dude, looking go it must be for charity.

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There's no fucking way. You've gotta be kidding me. No shit,

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Look that I appreciate that. And something that I've been

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noticing on hinge girls that want you to shit. They

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just think they can grab food off of your plate.

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I do not agree with this. I am anti tapas.

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Speaker 5: Joey doesn't share food.

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Speaker 3: It's true, it's true. I am not a food sharer. Yes,

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I will give up a couple fries like any respectable

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human being will do. But I am anti tapas. Get

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your own appetite. Tapas is just overpriced appetizers. That is

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all it is. Hey, order a bunch of appetizers for

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the table. No, no, no, I mean I'll take food

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that's given to me. If somebody orders something for the table, yeah,

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I'll indulge. But if I'm ordering it, If I am

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ordering it, Joey doesn't sharefond not happening. I'm sorry. Keep

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your grubby paws off of my plate. Even if there's

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a chance of a blow job involved, then maybe you

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can have a couple fries I saw. I do not

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know if this is real, but I also saw this

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on Hinge in some gal's profile, saying that in Oklahoma,

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it is illegal to take a bite out of somebody

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else's hamburger. And I tell you this, I applaud this law.

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This is brilliant. This is good. You do not die

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in to other people's food. He snorts, You know where

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I can score some Ah shit. I'm sorry I played

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the wrong clip, but I do like that one.

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Speaker 5: Joey doesn't share food.

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Speaker 3: There it is there, it is. It's that simple. It's

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maybe it's because I'm poor, but you think being poor

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you would want to help other people and give up

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some food that is on your plate. I just don't know.

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I don't know. It's different. Hey try this. But usually

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when a guy is saying, hey, try this, he wants

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you to try it because it's brutal. There's no reason

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for that. It's nasty. It's brutal. Try this. It's gross.

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just being nice or is it nasty? If a girl

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asks you to try it, oh my god, this is

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so good. Try this. Yeah, I'll give it a shot,

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but for the most part, keep your paws off my plate.

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I've bitten fingers off. I have a system, and that

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system is called Izzy getting Fatter. And I don't know

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how much longer I can go with this bit, So

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I think we should just stop. I think that we

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need to dive into Cheap Trick. I've got the sum

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bitch with me, I've got beers with me. We are

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going to drink beer. We are going to listen to

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Cheap Trick. And if you want to hear my kiss

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recap of the Kiss Weekend, the Kiss Tart Fast here

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here in Las Vegas, go over to the Patreon Patreon

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dot com slash Realizzie Presley. It's the free show for

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this week. You can go there and listen to that,

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listen to the whole experience. And I still need some

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more of that Norwegian chocolate because I ate it all

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because you know, fat guy problem. So let us dive

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into the brand new Cheap Trick record. It is called

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All Washed Up. It was released on November fourteenth, today

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is November twentieth. I just bought it today one because

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I may or may not forgot the exact data was

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coming out. I was trying to get a member of

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Tea Trip on this show. I was in touch with

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their pr PR people and they tried to make it happen.

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not really doing many interviews right now. I think he said.

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not really seeing much, so maybe it's not me. It

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is what it is.

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Speaker 1: So.

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Speaker 3: April twenty ninth, twenty twenty five, Cheap Trick lead vocalist

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Robin Zander revealed in an interview with John Thompson of

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Tampa Bay Music News, the band's next album was nearing

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the end of recording and production processes. Off from Wikipedia,

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so it's gotta be true. It was tentively titled All

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Washed Up, a reference to the band band's nineteen eighty

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album All Shook Up. Okay. August twenty second, the lead single,

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twelve Gates was released, and I remember when that came out,

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and I was excited. You know why, because it's just

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like when the ACDC record came out, you know what.

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It sounds like. That sounds like ACDC. This sounds like

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Cheap Trick, and I'm very excited. About this now. Like

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I said, the only song that I have heard off

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this record is that lead single twelve Gates, which I

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really really enjoyed. I know there is another single out

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Alreadius called the Riff I Won't Quit. I have not

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I could do this. Let's see. All tracks are written

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Way to Wish Dah written by Jerry Dale McFadden and

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Robert Reynolds. This is your track listing number one, All

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Washed Up, Number two, All Wrong, Long Gone. That's a

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fucking name. All Wrong, Long Gone. Number three The Riff

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that Won't Quit. Now keep in mind this is the CD.

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They did not have the vinyl at Zea Records when

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I went and bought this. But I'm okay with it

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because I could bring this in the car. Not that

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I couldn't, but you know what I mean. Track number four,

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Bet It All, track number five, The Best Thing, track

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number six, twelve Gates, They afore mentioned number seven, Bad Blood,

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track number eight, Dancing with the Band, Track number nine,

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Love Gone track number ten, A Long Way to a

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Staff and track number eleven Wham Boom Bang. They do

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have a long list of guest performers on this record,

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highlighted by of course Dax Nelson playing drums. Because Dax

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is not an official member of the band, I believe

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the only members of the actual legal members of the

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band are Rick Nielson, Tom Peevis and Robin Xander and

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Bunny Carlos. And Bunny does not tour. Bunny sits back

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and collects checks, but he still has his percentage of

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the band, so that would be a good real and

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Robin Taylor Xander, who does play with them live as well.

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Dax of course plays plays the drums live now. Robin

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Sailor Xander got some of those weird rock star kids

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names going on here, and really nothing nobody else that

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really pops out. Chris Lord lg Elgee, however you say it,

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I don't know, but I say we should get into this.

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I have a fresh beer, and the great thing is

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while I'm listening to these songs and then commenting on them.

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While I'm listening to them, I can go grab another

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beer if needed. So here we go, and you are

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going to hear a quick snippet of the song. You're

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not gonna hear the whole thing on YouTube. You're not

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gonna hear any of it. So there's that. That is

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what it is. And this is the first track, the

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title track, All Washed Up?

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Speaker 5: What that rip.

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Speaker 2: That?

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Speaker 3: Obviously you just heard eighteen seconds of that song. I'm

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not going to play the whole song because I want

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you guys to enjoy it and get a taste of

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it and go out and buy it. Why Because it's

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fucking cheap trick. The song is called all Oh shit,

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cancel that. The song is the first tracks called all

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Washed Up. It grooves, it rocks. I could have done

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one of those those those videos, the reaction videos where

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you watch people listen to something for the first time.

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How those things get so many views is fucking beyond me.

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And I know people that do it, and God bless them,

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and I hope they're making money off of it. But

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the first song on this record, it rocks. It grooves,

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and it sounds like cheap trick. A different cheap trick,

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but it still sounds like cheap trick. I like this song.

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I approve of this song. I am all in already

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on the record. Now, let's move on to the second track,

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which is.

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Speaker 2: Called all Wrong, Long Gone.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, just you know, just a small clip. I

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don't want to give away the whole freaking song. You

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heard Robin come in. It's this has a very eighties

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vibe to it. I did like that the ending of

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the song was a hard end. There was not a

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fade out on this song. Robin Zander at his age.

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The fact that he can still belt it out like

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that and do it live that This isn't tricks of

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the record trade.

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Speaker 6: This isn't uh whatever the fucking the the the recording

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program is.

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Speaker 3: Pro Tools. This isn't fixed with Pro. This is Robin

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Zander fucking bellering it out. Could you hear it?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 3: Because I'm not gonna play the whole fucking song. Could

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I have played a different clip? Probably, but sorry about it,

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by the record or go listen to it. You have

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your streaming services, go listen to it and you'll hear

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what I said. No, I like this song. It's a

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laid back eighties vibe to it. I really just doesn't

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have the seventies rawness and I don't really expect a

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lot of that from this record just because it's twenty

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twenty five. The seventies was a long seventies was nineteen

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seventy five? Was fifty years ago? Ugh, gotta heap being old. Anyways,

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let is let us move onto the next track, which

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is called The Riff That Won't.

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Speaker 4: Quite.

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Speaker 3: You know, I'm three songs in and I am all

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in this. I'm loving this record so far. This uh

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and you know the song the Riff that Won't Quit.

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It had to have come from somebody playing a riff

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and going, dude, this rift doesn't quit or whoever heard it,

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go dude, that's a riff and it won't quit. It's

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got a very jammy feel to it. It's got a

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very groovy feel to it. When you get to the solo,

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there's a little uh to me, there's a little throwback

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to gonna raise hell feel in it a little bit.

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This This is This is a great song. This is

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actually the current single as well, so you can go

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find it wherever you can. I'm sure it's on YouTube.

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I mean, you know it's not on fucking you know,

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rock radio because God forbid. But yes, great song and

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I am looking forward to the next one, which is

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called bet It all. Yeah, I'm not a fan of

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the song. Just see, every cheap trick record is gonna

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have that one weird cheap trick song and sometimes they're cool,

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sometimes they're not. And pure honesty, pure straightforward, this is

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not this is for me. This is going to be

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a skipper. I'll be skipping this song next time I

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listened through it now. It's just it just doesn't grab me.

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We all have those songs. Let us move on to

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track number five, The Best.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 3: I am a sucker for a good ballad and after

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bed at All, I was really hoping they could bounce

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back with something great and they did. Like I said,

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I'm a sucker for a great ballad. I think this

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is a great ballad that showcases the amazing, amazing talent

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of Robin Xander. Holy that this sounds like classic Robin.

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The song itself is good. It's not the flame, but

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it's never nothing's ever going to be the flame. It's

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a it's a nice heartfelt song, well written, well put

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together song, and Robin Xander absolutely shines on this song.

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This is definite thumbs up on this one. And now

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we move on to the very first single, which I

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would hope that we've all heard more than once twelve Gates.

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I love this song. I do love this song very

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a laid back, mellow, cheap trick song that sounds like

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cheap Trick. It's great, it's great, and we've all heard it.

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I should hope we have heard it. I mean, it

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was the first thing out in August, and it's great.

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I don't know what else to say about the song,

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but dig alright, goddamn dig it viz very flippy a

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little bit. If you guys aren't familiar with Flip, go

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check out Flip fl i Pp. They opened a lot

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for Cheap Trick in the nineties. Great band, My second

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favorite band of all time. Check flip out. If you

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like this song, you'll dig Flip All right, let us

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move on to the next track that is called bad Blood,

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another mid tempo cheap Trick song that I do like.

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If you want my love, you got the same kind

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of tempo that we came to grow to have Cheap

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Trick two as they started to mature into the eighties,

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late seventies, early eighties, And it's good. I like it.

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Xander Shines. I think that's the one thing that you're

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gonna find on all of these tracks. As Robin Xander

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just shines. I like this song. I like the solo.

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I don't know what else to say about, but yes,

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I like this one. That's good. It's good, it's good.

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This album so far is definitely not a full blown

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cheap trick rocker, but that does not mean it's bad.

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Let us move on to the next track, which is

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track number eight, Dancing with the band straightforward rock and roll.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 3: Kind of felt like they rewrote that seventy song, but

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that's okay. Bands rewrite their own songs all the time.

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Like I said, straightforward rock and roll, backbeat, boogie woogie

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for you boys, can't go wrong. Dude. It's that it

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sounds like a cheap trick song, and that's what you

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want cheap trick to sound like. Let us move on

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to the next song. And I'm sorry, I'm not giving

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you in depth, full blown blah blah blah blah. You

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don't need all that shit. Good, yes, bad, No, this

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is what it sounds like.

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Speaker 5: Here we go, moving on. Love Gone.

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Speaker 3: Okay. So I cheated a little bit on that one,

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and I gave you a little bit deeper into the song.

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Just so you can hear the tempo change another mid

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tempo not the tempo change, but like the change from

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the beginning into the full band. It's look another mid

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tempo cheap trick song that sounds like fucking cheap trick.

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I don't know what else you want. You know, you're

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not gonna get a full album of full blown early

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seventies cheap trick. It is what they are now, is

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what they've been since the late seventies early eighties, and

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there's nothing wrong with it, you know, because it's goddamn

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cheap trick and they do it well. I like this song,

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A cool little slide solo in there. Always dig a

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nice little slide solo. It's good. It's good. I like it.

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It's good. So here we move on track number ten,

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a long way and I'll washdown long listed today. So,

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as I said earlier, pretty much every cheap Trick record

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as a song or two that sounds like a weird

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cheap trick song. The other one on this record that

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we heard it was called bet at All. I did

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not like it. I was not a fan. Now this one,

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on the other hand, it's you know, it's your mid

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tempo cheap trick song, but it's got a cool vibe

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do it and it turns into a pretty normal, mid

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tempo cheap trick song at some point. Of course, we

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didn't get there because I'm not going to play the

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whole song for you, so I don't want to get

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in travel. Well, plus, I want you to buy the record.

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I want you to listen to the whole record, and

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I hope that's what this experiment does, gets you to

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listen to the whole record. I dig this song. It's

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it's got a weird it's like I said, it's that

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weird cheap trick song, but it's a cool, weird cheap

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trick song, cool cool, It's just got a vibe to

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it that I dig that I dig overall, I'm loving

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this record other than the bettered all song. All right,

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it is time for the last track called wham Boom Bang.

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Speaker 1: I got a big fat screen so you can see

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my baby's gone at night.

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Speaker 3: Well, you know they love them some Beatles, and there

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it is. There's your there's your cheap trick Beatles song

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called wam Boom Bang, and I dig it. I dig it.

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Fun way to close out the record. It's just it's

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just it's fun. It's fun. Not every album needs to

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have a slam dam banger to close it out or

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that huge ballad to close it out. It's good. Look,

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it's fun and I like it. Total length of the

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album thirty nine minutes and fifty six seconds, eleven total tracks.

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The only track I didn't like was bad at all.

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I think every track had its own little quirk and

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cheap trick fun part. It's a cheap trick record. I

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don't know what else to say about it. It's good.

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I like it. Is it in color? No, it doesn't

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have to be. It's nearly fifty years later. It's it's good.

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It's good. Get out and buy this. If you like

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cheap trick, you will like it. And if you don't

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like it, that's fine. Produced by Julian Raymond on the

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BMG label. It is out now, Get out, buy it,

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download it, or however you get it. Man, get the vinyl.

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I wish I had the vinyl. Maybe I'll get the

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vinyl at some point. I don't know. I had the

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vinyl for the last one, or was it the one

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before it, I don't know. There's a few years ago.

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Oh my god, I'm fucking tired. I'm sorry. I took

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a nap earlier. And if you ever taken a nap

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where you dreamt about taking another nap or dreamt you

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were napping, it was fucking weird. It was cool. Cheap

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Trick all washed up. I highly recommend this record and

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this is no bullshit. I listened to these songs for

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the first time before talking about him on the show,

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and I went track by track. That's what you got there.

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