The Greatest Non Hits
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Let's take a trip down memory lane and dive into the endless universe of overlooked songs from our past! 🌌 In this age of music streaming, have you ever played a game with your friends where you listen to the deep tracks of old albums and debate which ones were the most underrated? Well, guess what? Chris and Tim have invented that game, and it's an absolute blast! 😄
Whether you're walking your dog, driving your car, or taking an early morning run, 🎸🎙️ these two music enthusiasts will take you on a journey through each studio album we all know and love. Tim will even serenade you with a little guitar, while Chris drops some mind-blowing knowledge about the songs.
But here's the best part – they'll listen to and rank the top 3 non-hits from each album! 🏆 It's like discovering hidden gems that never got the recognition they deserved. And don't worry, there's plenty of comic relief sprinkled throughout each episode to keep you entertained and laughing your socks off! 🤣
So, if you're in need of a musical escape and want to explore the uncharted territories of underrated songs, join Chris and Tim on "The Greatest Non Hits" podcast! Trust me, you won't regret it. 🎧✨ Let's celebrate the unsung heroes of music together!
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The Greatest Non Hits
Blues Traveler: Four
Ever wondered how a single album can revolutionize a band's career? Get ready to discover the magic behind Blues Traveler's iconic fourth album, "Four," and understand why it became a 6X platinum sensation. We'll unravel the stories behind chart-topping hits like "Runaround" and "Hook," and celebrate the band's knack for blending blues, rock, folk, and alternative sounds into a musical masterpiece. Dive deep with us as we discuss the band's journey, lineup changes, including the devastating loss of bassist Bobby Sheehan, and the contributions of guest artists like Warren Haynes and Chuck Leavell.
Join us on a musical rollercoaster through changing tempos, time signatures, and the intricate world of guitar effects. We’ll highlight the brilliant musicianship of Chan and Popper while exploring themes of meditation and spirituality, with a few biblical nods along the way. Nostalgia takes center stage as we reminisce about mixtapes, iconic figures, and humorous anecdotes. Our conversation transitions into a technical appreciation of drumming and guitar techniques, wrapped up with a lighthearted moment over a cold beer, ensuring a rich and varied musical discussion.
Finally, prepare for an eclectic mix of music and pop culture references, from Seinfeld to Step Brothers, and reflections on life’s journey with a touch of humor. We'll rank our favorite non-hits from the album and discuss the emotional resonance of lyrics that touch on perseverance and growth. Expect an in-depth analysis of impactful jams and dynamic album elements, culminating in a special shoutout to "Brother John" and its powerful closing energy. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Blues Traveler, this episode promises a nostalgic yet insightful exploration of music, life, and everything in between.
I think live music is something that if you do it right, it's really hard to get sick of it, so you can entertain that many people. I'm a little amazed that so many people are coming to it.
Speaker 2:Yes, All right, thank you for listening to the Greatest Non-Hits. I'm Chris and playing what I'll call a mashup of the song Hook and Paco Bell's Canon. In D is my co-host, tim, and we want to thank you for listening to our podcast, the Greatest Non-Hits. Today is going to be an album for the ages, blues Traveler's fourth album, titled Four, which was released in 1994. So big, huge breakout album for this band. It peaked at number eight on the Billboard 200 albums chart and it's known for Runaround and this song, hook, which charted at number eight and number 23, respectively. So it's according to Wikipedia. So let's talk about the lineup. Now for the band they're still current and active. They're out there. Now for the band they're still current and active, they're out there.
Speaker 2:The current members are John Popper, chan Chinchilla, brandon Hill or Brendan Hill sorry, tad Chinla and Ben Wilson. I think Ben Wilson's keyboard, tad Chinchilla's bass he's the brother, younger brother, of the guitar player, chan Chinchilla, brendan Hill is percussion and John Popper is vocals and harmonica. So that's where they get their distinct sound, because they're bluesy, they're rock, they're folk, they're alternative, they're a jam band, they're kind of southern rock and they're sort of in that space. I can go on and on. They've got all kinds of credentials. I think this album went 6X platinum Favorite band of David Letterman. I didn't realize that. I think I read somewhere that they're also the band that's played the most on Late Night with David Letterman of all time.
Speaker 2:Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know, tim can weigh in on that, but nevertheless their origins early, like mid-80s. I guess they had met in their hometown of Princeton, new Jersey and added players on the way On this album.
Speaker 2:at the time, 1994, it was Brendan Hill on percussion. At the time 1994, it was Brendan Hill on percussions, chan on guitar, john Popper vocals harmonica and then Bobby Sheehan was the bass player. He also did backing vocals on Brother John as well. Nevertheless, he tragically passed away in 1999, and that was sort of an inflection point. They kind of changed directions. They ended up bringing in Tad Chan's younger brother, but nevertheless most of the band has been intact for quite a long time. So despite the tragedy with Sheehan, bobby Sheehan they've been able to survive. There's Popper's obesity, struggling with weight problems, but they're still at it, still doing good. The very beginning was an interview, like a rare 90s interview, with John Popper and Chan sitting next to him.
Speaker 2:Anyway, we're going to do what we always do. We're going to listen to the album, we're going to yuck it up a lot, we've got hilarious sound clips, tim's going to join us and we're going to have him weigh in on things. But after we start listening to everything, we'll rank the top three non-hits at the end and then we'll call it a wrap from there. But, with that being said, probably there are two singles. There's Runaround, which is the song that really broke for them, and then the song Hook that Tim played, played. He's doing Pachelbel Now he's going back into hook. So anyway, uh, but yeah, those are the. Give me the two hits, and so I think everything else is a non hit. There's a song called the mountain winds again, or mountains win again, which was, uh, on a bush like commercial that you probably heard, or maybe you remember or not it doesn't matter, but anyway that's kind of in there.
Speaker 2:I I wouldn't call it a hit only just because it's in the background of a commercial, but uh, nevertheless, uh, we'll throw that in there. I don't know if it's gonna go anywhere, probably not with me, but nevertheless that's what we're gonna do today. We're happy to bring along with us. So there are some additional musicians on here. Um, there's adam brody at backing vocals. Warren haynes to slide guitar on the mountains win again. Uh, basheri johnson does some percussions. Chuck lavelle, piano keyboards. That guy's a legend. I learned something every time I do these podcasts. Paul schaefer did keyboards on stand, okay. Uh, pete kovacevic, sitar and tambura. I hope I pronounce his name right. Uh, john O Manson, vocals on Brother John. All right. Steve Thompson production Okay, most of these songs are written by John Popper doing collaboration with Chan.
Speaker 2:I don't know, we can get into that later. Let's go back to the history of the formation. It was, I think John Popper and Brendan Hill formed a band called the Establishment Hill's brother was on bass and a rotating roster of guitarists. Okay, they did some cassettes. They did covers of Gloria and Battle Hymn of the Republic. That's weird. Chan was a football player and a guitarist, promising athlete committed to music instead of uh, I guess he had knee injury, so no more football for him. Uh popper met bassist bobby, uh, bobby sheehan. They became friends and he joined as the new bass player for Blues Band, I guess in 1987. And I guess they did Okay.
Speaker 2:So the album cover has a cat on it and I guess those four Chan Popper, sheehan and Drummer did some jam sessions. They later called it the Black Cat Jam and that spawned core grooves for their first album. So a black cat also happened to be nearby. So they took it as a sign and adopted the black cat as their mascot figure, which four years later, is on the album cover of this. So there's like a cat with sunglasses, there's Blues Traveler with sunglasses, there's blues traveler, etc. So anyway, we're uh, yeah, we're. So we're seven minutes in and uh, we're gonna, but tim's gonna wrap it up. We're gonna again, you know. Thank you for listening and, uh, thanks for having us being a part of the greatest non-hits family, the G&H family, and, without further ado, we've got our buddy Tim weighing in.
Speaker 7:Tim, how you doing man Riding road Broncos, here we go.
Speaker 2:Right on. Are you happy? You did the Pachelbel in.
Speaker 7:D yeah, I want to Cannon in D.
Speaker 4:Yeah.
Speaker 7:Shout out to my Music teacher From when I was 14.
Speaker 2:Shout out to the classic, the canon, that's right. Dude, I love Pacabo.
Speaker 7:You know, there's lots of Lots of canons going off in this. Lots of bomb tracks here, yeah, yeah, there are a few. You have to dig deep. Lots of bomb tracks here, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there are a few. You have to dig deep.
Speaker 7:Not as political as Rage Against the Machine, but definitely some bomb tracks. Yeah, 90s baby.
Speaker 2:That's right. Bomb track's a good song by Rage, by the way.
Speaker 7:Yeah, I mean high school band Princeton.
Speaker 2:Yep. Shout out to Paul.
Speaker 7:Princeton High School.
Speaker 2:High school shout out paul from princeton and I think when they they ended up like making their way after high school you know brooklyn, new york is not that far away they kind of met. They had a, they shared an apartment, bergen street in brooklyn with a high school friend Doing the circuits.
Speaker 7:Nightingale Popper, I guess, was the Wetlands.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they played at the Wetlands.
Speaker 7:Preserve Yep Gina.
Speaker 2:Gina the mommy. This is interesting. Popper joined a second band called the Trucking Company and they became the Spin Doctors.
Speaker 6:Yeah, I guess around this time Wow.
Speaker 2:This is what was going on during the uh, for you know, the formative years, and sometimes the two groups would often share the stage, play non-stop concerts. That would be kind of cool, gina z right yeah, the their man.
Speaker 7:Longtime manager started out what yeah, she started out and it's groupie, and then mom, and then booker and probably all of the above yeah. Yeah, to this day, to this day.
Speaker 2:God bless her.
Speaker 7:Tell them to get their vitamins and book some schedules. Yep, practice your songs, boys.
Speaker 2:What if there's a Blues Traveler lunchbox?
Speaker 7:I would dig that. A time traveler Blues Traveler lunchbox. Oh yeah, With Marty McFly and John Popper on there. Time Traveler.
Speaker 2:Blues.
Speaker 9:Traveler Lunchbox.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah.
Speaker 7:With Marty McFly and John Popper On there Eating peanut butter. I like that, yeah, remember this peanut butter.
Speaker 6:It was like.
Speaker 2:Peter Pan peanut butter oh.
Speaker 7:That was good. That's good peanut butter.
Speaker 2:That was, that was, that was good.
Speaker 7:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Anyway.
Speaker 4:But, anyway.
Speaker 2:So are we ready to hit it? Yeah, let's do it, let's do it sure makes a hell of a peanut butter your pan is the peanut butter eaters. Peanut butter all right and we're on round and round and round All right, and we're off Round and round and round Hi oh hell.
Speaker 7:Salt, wait your turn here, yeah.
Speaker 2:I am disappointed in Salt.
Speaker 7:He's just talking out of turn. Tell me, lies Coffee and tea. Shout out to the coffee and tea drinkers. So we know this song is not right. The popper and the friend zone yeah, he got friend zoned, yeah.
Speaker 2:According to Chan, it's An unrequited love song about John. Our original bass player, Felicia. We kind of had a crush on.
Speaker 7:Felicia, don't live here, no more.
Speaker 2:She's a classically trained violinist.
Speaker 6:I have a cadabra here.
Speaker 2:Kinchla says that Felicia was a great student and eventually became a doctor. Oh wow.
Speaker 8:Or not.
Speaker 7:Yeah, I bet Saul has some ex-girlfriends he always is calling up. How do you feel about that? Hi, oh, hello, hello, hello.
Speaker 8:What a freak.
Speaker 7:Got a couple palate cleansers. Try a little Boom DA.
Speaker 8:Hot out of Boom DA here we go. Come on, cynical.
Speaker 2:Shout out to the tea drinkers Tea.
Speaker 7:Put on the kettle.
Speaker 8:I still got this dream that you just can't shake. I love you to the point you can no longer take.
Speaker 7:It's a problem You're loving too hard. You gotta show a little bit of, you know, standoffishness at first. Here Can't go zero to 60 in like a Toyota Corolla. You know that has, like you know, a couple engine problems.
Speaker 8:They go around again, they go around again, they go around again. They just go around and around God. It's bad.
Speaker 10:Call the fire department. This one's out of control.
Speaker 7:Great song here Fire, straight fire.
Speaker 1:What a freak.
Speaker 7:He's a freak on the harmonica seriously.
Speaker 2:No, that was great, great performance. That's a big part of it, I think.
Speaker 7:All the success. Wait, let's do a palate cleanser here of the Trial of Boom DA.
Speaker 2:Excellent.
Speaker 7:Should we do any?
Speaker 2:harmony, you want to go take it one step further?
Speaker 7:No, I don't, oh we got a Fond is fun, and fun can be.
Speaker 2:Thanks for keeping it weird, man.
Speaker 7:Hey.
Speaker 2:All right, this is Stan. He's weird.
Speaker 10:Stan Stanley Wong, you left one and stand up. Tragedy, oh yeah.
Speaker 8:This is a good one yeah.
Speaker 7:This might be a greatest on-hit right here Great harmony. It's a strong song here, no, no doubt.
Speaker 8:Big hitter Long Long.
Speaker 10:Way to fall foul. You let one ant stand up to us, then they all might stand up.
Speaker 8:Thunder Don't scare me at all.
Speaker 7:We've been using that clip a lot lately.
Speaker 2:Power to the people. Thunder Buddies is a missed opportunity. Yeah, power to the people. What's up Thunder?
Speaker 7:Buddies is a missed opportunity. You know it's a dime Two Nicolettes oh.
Speaker 2:He got the sentence. Guy who's like the criminal Sounds a lot like Spicoli the overlapped one.
Speaker 7:Oh yeah, for sure, Surfers are way to fall. They always steal the best barrels.
Speaker 10:Big hitter Long.
Speaker 7:Saul, what do you think about this one? What's funny? It's stinging me like crazy.
Speaker 5:It is stinging me too.
Speaker 2:You know what I think of this guy, what a freak.
Speaker 9:They go around again. They just go around and around.
Speaker 7:Oh, change up here.
Speaker 2:Change the time signature, change the tempo, slow it down.
Speaker 7:The effects on the guitar here psychedelic just got too hard. It's supposed to be hard, I agree.
Speaker 2:Chan's getting hard on the guitar here.
Speaker 7:That's just getting faster.
Speaker 2:A little speed up here.
Speaker 6:It's good bass.
Speaker 7:Play Ray. He's special. He's special, it's good. Maybe this is about meditating and that's what it sounds like. Yeah, you gotta think about your life decisions.
Speaker 10:If an answer comes to those who pray, I want you to hold on to God's unchanging hand.
Speaker 4:God can help Joshua long way to fall.
Speaker 10:Fight the battle of.
Speaker 8:Jericho, it's a long way to fall. Yeah, it's a long way. Way to fall.
Speaker 7:Deeper and deeper Way down. Oh, did you take a fall, Saul?
Speaker 10:It's very hurt today. It helped Daniel get out the lion's den. It helped Gilligan get off the island, yeah.
Speaker 8:What a freak.
Speaker 7:What the fuck is he talking about?
Speaker 10:You let one ant stand.
Speaker 2:All right, all right, little palate cleanser.
Speaker 4:all right, rudy that was a mixtape I made Is this called.
Speaker 2:Lick my Love Pump.
Speaker 8:Yeah, but you can tell it's to be emotional. Are you crying? It's very beautiful to speak, afraid to see.
Speaker 2:It's very beautiful. It's just subtle lines intertwining. Subtle and I try to finally decide why these guys are like from New Jersey. They can pull off singing blues despite the northern accent.
Speaker 8:And if you can't already tell, I am unable to let things go, just acknowledge all that shit is bullshit it is a song.
Speaker 2:That's exactly what it rocked. You know, I like to hear a song. I like to hear a song when singing a band. What's funny? It's stinging me like crazy.
Speaker 7:Saul had a cat too, I mean.
Speaker 8:It's a nice song. Keep digging.
Speaker 1:You keep digging. Looks like somebody's been down here with the ugly stick.
Speaker 5:All right, that's right baby.
Speaker 6:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, that was good, that was, I think it was good. So Chan yeah, but what I get or what I want, shout out to what what's his name. The organ player for Late Night. He was on Stand before.
Speaker 7:Paul Schaefer Schaefer.
Speaker 2:I think Chuck LaBelle too. Wow yeah.
Speaker 7:That's a good little pop-in Shout-out to the bad roommates out there Living alone.
Speaker 2:I like that shout out. That was a good one.
Speaker 7:Eat your briefs, oh god.
Speaker 8:Just go home To a carbonate show Rage.
Speaker 2:At some time yeah that must be Chuck Liddell playing into that, really good.
Speaker 8:I mean, I listen to that.
Speaker 2:Oh, this is Look.
Speaker 8:Around the remaining friends, remind me. As they say, it's up to you the things you throw away. And still you're gonna have to go and find it. You'll have to dig beneath all our grounds.
Speaker 1:You'll have to worm in every ugly stone and kept you on your own Looks like somebody's been down here with the ugly stick and simply put them down.
Speaker 7:You're gonna have to look around Deeper and deeper Way down. You're gonna have to look around, look around, look deep.
Speaker 9:I go around again.
Speaker 8:I have to look around.
Speaker 9:I just go around and around Around and around.
Speaker 2:Alright, look around. That was beautiful. Taster's choice moment Between bros that was good.
Speaker 7:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Now, this is fallible.
Speaker 7:We're rocking again, all right, we're rocking, all right.
Speaker 2:Shout out to.
Speaker 6:Fantasy.
Speaker 2:Fire.
Speaker 7:Tea drinkers, it better be caffeinated. Damn it, that's right. No chamomile for you. Get your chamomile out of here. Straight black tea, black With an alien nation here?
Speaker 8:Yeah, straight black TV Black.
Speaker 2:Just trust what? How can I trust anything?
Speaker 8:You're all fallible.
Speaker 7:It's catchy. This is like Blind Melon's Holy man kind of Okay.
Speaker 8:It's very existential and a religion aspect potentially.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Pete Selekis and Bam Producer Michael Barbiero and Steve Thompson. I think they deserve a little credit.
Speaker 8:This is well produced by me.
Speaker 10:I don't want to be right. Narcisside, narcisside.
Speaker 7:Interesting. After me, I commit my narcissi, narcissi, narcissi, interesting, punishing the guilt.
Speaker 8:Was never the intent. I was busted out of prison, babe, that's right, that's right, baby, that's really where I went Busting out.
Speaker 7:I like Brendan Peele baby Busting out.
Speaker 2:I like Brendan Peele man. He's a good drummer. He is really good Because he spills.
Speaker 7:Very technical.
Speaker 2:I mean the drummer's, the timekeeper. He's holding time.
Speaker 7:He's trekking westward on those drums.
Speaker 2:All of Bruce Chan.
Speaker 7:A little foreshadowed there. I had to.
Speaker 10:What a freak.
Speaker 7:I know Every time harmonic solo.
Speaker 2:I can't help it. They're all good, this one is just going to run around.
Speaker 6:Supposed to be hard.
Speaker 9:It just got too hard.
Speaker 7:It's such a hard song. Oh, it's getting softer. Ah, that's better. Ah, oh, man Kinshla, I kind of want to do this one on guitar, but it sounds better when it's electric. Yeah, it's hard to play on acoustic. Yeah, it's hard to play on acoustic. He does a really good fluttery strum pattern with the muting he mutes it hammer-on, mute-hammer-on kind of thing yeah. The chords and the progressions.
Speaker 8:Very succinct.
Speaker 7:Yeah, it is.
Speaker 8:I can't believe this wasn't a hit.
Speaker 2:It should have been. I saw the documentary Five six Hill Auditorium In our shadow, this song. There there's Ron Nice. This is a world where nothing is solved all right, here's the beer.
Speaker 7:Thank you, matthew. Crack open a cold one. It's all about the bush.
Speaker 8:I pick up my smile, put it in my pocket, hold it for a while, try not to have to drop it. Men are not to cry. Shut the door. Am I crying? No, I'm not crying. All inside. Or not to cry? Shut the mess up. Am I crying? No, I'm not crying.
Speaker 2:How about those bears? How about those bears? How about those bears?
Speaker 8:How about those?
Speaker 7:bears. Oh yeah, oh yeah, the bears.
Speaker 2:Oh no, I don't like that. You gotta love that thing. Oh no, I don't like that, you gotta love that thing. Ooh, you're trying right. Shut up dickhead.
Speaker 8:Ooh, I feel it coming in the mountains. Win again. I feel it. It feels better, head for the mountains of bush, the mountains win again.
Speaker 7:oh yeah, take a chance dreams, we dreamed that night, you dreamt them that night. We know that one night when we dreamt those dreams, you dreamed those dreams. Well, again these little cues. That Popper is permanently in the friend zone. Yeah, that shit sucks. He's a little bigger. Pulling her hand away from him, jeez.
Speaker 8:God, show this a little bigger. He's a little bigger hand away from him, jeez.
Speaker 7:God, show this guy some love.
Speaker 2:Hey, I'll argue he shouldn't be calling women mountains they're real people Because it seems like he's in competition with the woman. Who are the mountains? Right the mountains win again.
Speaker 7:Mountains are very voluptuous as well.
Speaker 8:The mountains win again.
Speaker 7:Just what are the odds? What are the odds of the mountain? They're always going to win. Okay, yeah.
Speaker 2:You can't compete with the mountain. He's weird. You can't compete with the man.
Speaker 5:He's weird, that's right.
Speaker 10:That's right, baby Wow.
Speaker 2:Jesus. I mean, these are learned musicians.
Speaker 8:Oh, papa Homer you are so learned.
Speaker 4:Learned son it's pronounced learned.
Speaker 7:Oh, this is Warren. I can't believe I didn't play my Warren Haynes guitar signed guitar for this one I should have.
Speaker 2:Just what did he write in this?
Speaker 8:Yeah, slag, shout out to Warren Haynes, but Bobby Sheen did write this song. I will find Love again will blow my mind. Maybe it will be that love that got away from me.
Speaker 2:Yes, it all I'm doing. Right, I could make you cry tonight. Can you feel the same?
Speaker 6:Oh, can you feel the same? Yeah, you gotta love the pain.
Speaker 8:Oh, it looks like rain again. Oh, baby, come in here, the mountain's waiting again.
Speaker 6:What do you call this? Can this place as cold as I live my life, the mountain went again Beautiful.
Speaker 7:Into the mountain bush.
Speaker 6:Oh man, oh, that was nice.
Speaker 7:Okay, another taster's choice. Yeah, between bros.
Speaker 10:This song is called Freedom, freedom, free your mind.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Trading Places.
Speaker 8:Baby, how about a freebie? It's my birthday.
Speaker 7:Dream on Quarters. What about nickels? Okay, who knows?
Speaker 8:Who knows, I like the place that the drums on this song.
Speaker 10:Oh Guitar.
Speaker 8:Do you really?
Speaker 2:love the lamp, or are you just? I like that transition. I'm glad she wasn't a big player. She's a shame. While I am sort of feeling what I feel, you can take me for granted. I guess not when it's born. But before you demand it, take a look at your back door. Bro Chan Chan's not messing around.
Speaker 10:What a freak. Big hitter Long. Big hitter Long, that's right that's right, baby.
Speaker 5:Wow, here it is Boner Jam 03.
Speaker 8:It's a mixed tape. I can't help it. Jam Show 3.
Speaker 10:It's a mixtape.
Speaker 7:I can't help Joshua. They played on Dave. Yeah, they played on Dave Letterman a bunch of times. That's right, mostly.
Speaker 8:That's some good shit man. Shout out to Chief I, which are you gonna choose? I'll choose what's mine. Say which one will be all mine. I've made a million on the folly of men. Don't even care about no consequences. Is it true that if you don't use it You'll be shot dead? Is that a serious question? I guess I know what it's for. Before you demand it, take a look at your back door, oh yeah, oh, papa Homer, you are so learned.
Speaker 10:Fight the Battle of Jericho, all right. All right, this is crashing her. Yes, it helped Daniel Get out the lines, dan.
Speaker 2:Shout out to Reverend.
Speaker 10:Brown. Shout out to Reverend Brown.
Speaker 7:Shout out to the witches Shout out to the witches. You know, grimes is a witch.
Speaker 8:Let the boy watch. I'm gonna watch, you Gonna watch. You fall like tower of cards. Let the boy watch Gonna watch you, gonna watch you fall like tower of cards. Gonna land, gonna land, gonna, land, gonna land, no matter how hard oh crossfire.
Speaker 9:You just got too hard Crossfire. Oh the bird it just got too hard.
Speaker 1:Oh the bird. Oh, papa Homer, you are so learned.
Speaker 4:Oh, papa Homer, you are so learned he, he learned son. It's pronounced learned.
Speaker 6:Patience. My team Claim the letter Jazz Odyssey.
Speaker 2:Jazz of Derek's fault. What's funny? It's stinging me like crazy.
Speaker 6:Oh, the birdie, oh, what a freak. Then there's Jamman.
Speaker 10:Affirmative, terry, I'll lead you. Call the fire department. This one's out of control.
Speaker 7:Wow, this is nuts.
Speaker 2:I like this one.
Speaker 6:Affirmative.
Speaker 2:Nice, nice, all right, that was Crash and Burn. Price to Pay is next. It's a Taster's Choice moment amongst bros. Lick my love, pumpish Ish.
Speaker 7:Pumpish.
Speaker 8:Pumpish.
Speaker 7:Yeah, tell me, I'm all ears, johnny.
Speaker 8:Baby, a little dirt-frozen girl who wanted to get out of her bed. She would do anything to keep that dream. She would do anything she could. Baby, who was she Feels so free? Baby, how about a freebie?
Speaker 9:It's my birthday, tremont.
Speaker 7:Shout out to the circus folk out there. Shout out to the circus folk out there.
Speaker 8:Shout out to the Renaissance Festival, the clowns, the jousters. He didn't quite undead. He hid into the trailer, behind the tents, and her heart began to soar at his trailer door. She was gonna go wherever he went. Who was she To feel so free, with her heart all on her sleeve, free? There was a price to pay.
Speaker 10:Is there like a specific story being told here? It's kind of general.
Speaker 8:But I'm trying to follow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shout out to the runners out there Yep, run all your races, let's run them all.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if you're an avid runner, this should get you through like a 10K. No, it's an hour show, plus Talking A ten mile If you're calling it.
Speaker 8:What if anybody's ever run up by me?
Speaker 6:Yeah, I would, it's gotta be something.
Speaker 8:Fear and love. Fear is a negative voice for her. And then she kept going free and last, and with just a tiny scar and finally on her own. No one knows what became of her. Oh, we know she got away and, though there really ain't no guarantees down here, a lot of things she did okay. Oh, why does she feel? Oh, what would she Feel so free, with her heart on her sleeve?
Speaker 2:She's supposed to be a doctor again.
Speaker 7:To just wait and see. Oh wow, who is she? Brendan, brendan's crush.
Speaker 6:Oh, maybe, oh, it's a.
Speaker 5:Brendan's. Okay, either way.
Speaker 2:Sounds like they all ended up as waiters.
Speaker 4:Ron, are you paying?
Speaker 5:attention? Nope. Well, this concerns all of us, okay.
Speaker 2:All right, that was a nice ending. Here's Hook. This is a hit.
Speaker 7:There's a lot of Peter Pan stuff in this one. Oh yes, Affirmative, Dave.
Speaker 8:I read you it doesn't matter what I say. Affirmative, Dave. I read you. That's inflection for you. So in a truth of best reflection, but I've said nothing so far. And I can keep it up for as long as it takes, and it don't matter who you are. If I'm doing my job, it's yours.
Speaker 2:All that breaks Because the hook brings you back the part in the song that everybody likes, right?
Speaker 8:I ain't telling you no lies.
Speaker 7:Yeah, it's not that deep, it's just a good, well-written song Based on Pachelbel's. Not that deep, it's just a good, well-written song Based on Pachelbel's Canon in D Pretty much identically.
Speaker 1:It's very learned.
Speaker 4:Oh, Papa Homer, you are so learned.
Speaker 8:Learned son.
Speaker 2:It's butter peanut. Peter Pan peanut butter commercial 1972.
Speaker 4:Peanut Pan is the peanut butter eater's peanut butter.
Speaker 7:You're eating a lot of peanut butter and you might want to suck it in. Okay, that's right.
Speaker 8:Unless you're making your own Two damn minutes.
Speaker 5:We good.
Speaker 1:I mean, you know, when people say he's bad, it really means he's good, he's weird, but he makes a great peanut butter sandwich.
Speaker 2:That was like sandwich. Absolutely, Of the two hits which you did yeah, suck like a fuck, Suck it in, suck it in, suck it in. If you're in to dinner in Berlin, Make it a sprint and move it, or else you'll win and then begin to see what you're made of. Come on, come on, suck me baby.
Speaker 8:Come on, come on, Come on come on now, suck me bitch oh. Maybe if he wasn't in the friend zone all the time Spending all these bills. Diddies Gibby, diddy's Gibby.
Speaker 7:Gibby. What is he talking about here?
Speaker 5:He's talking too fast for me. Do you have all these hippies permission to be here? What was that? Oh, Mexican real.
Speaker 2:Oh that's beautiful. Okay, what's your favorite between that one and Run Around Run?
Speaker 7:Around Um Probably run around yeah me too.
Speaker 2:All right, yeah, this is a good batting number. Okay, we good.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because we got some people that want us dead.
Speaker 10:Two damn men, you keep digging that sort of thing.
Speaker 8:You know it's slang, that sort of thing.
Speaker 10:You know it's slang. I mean, you know, when people say he's bad, it really means he's good, that sort of thing.
Speaker 2:You know it's slang, Shout out to.
Speaker 7:Seinfeld. Is this stinging for you, Saul? This one really stings for me. What's funny. It's stinging me like crazy. We're climbing the ladder here.
Speaker 6:We're climbing the ladder Free. Free your mind.
Speaker 2:See what the guitar and harmonica are doing, doing a good one. Devil went down to Georgia.
Speaker 10:Oh yeah, never been in a fight? You no, but that's a good thing. No, it is not. How much can you know about yourself if you've never been in a fight? You no, but that's a good thing. No, it is not. How much can you know about yourself if you've never been in a fight?
Speaker 7:It's got like a Moby Dick kind of thing going on. Okay, bud Zeppelin? Yeah, yeah, down, down, down. It's like a duel back and forth. Okay, bud Zeppelin? Yeah, yep, down, down, down.
Speaker 2:Down down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down, down down down, down this one's called just wait thank you, brad hamilton, that is.
Speaker 8:If ever you are feeling like you're tired and know you're up to a struggle, if you're headed downhill, if you realize your wildest dreams can hurt you and your appetite for pain Is drinking its fill. I ask of you a very simple question.
Speaker 2:This is more of a touchy-feely album than I realized, but you are alone touchy-feely album that I realized.
Speaker 8:Yeah, you are alone, and is your suffering a privilege you share only? Or did you think that everybody else Feels completely at home? Just wait, just wait, just wait, deeper and deeper, just wait, it will come. If you think I'm giving up on you, you're crazy. If you think I don't love you, well then you're just wrong. In time, you just might take the feeling better. Time's a beauty, the road being long. I know that now you feel no consolation, but maybe if I told you and informed you out loud, I'd say this without fear of hesitation. I can honestly tell you that you make me proud. You gotta go. Just go, just wait, just wait, just wait. You will come. Just wait, just wait, just wait, and he will come.
Speaker 6:I'm just a kid.
Speaker 5:I fell in some ice and later got caught up.
Speaker 6:I'm just some little scientist and it's coming on.
Speaker 10:Oh, where's Mr Hood? It's very hot today.
Speaker 2:It was dead by my beginning with EVP and that was gold.
Speaker 6:Just passed.
Speaker 7:Shout out to Milton Chan is crushing it, oh yeah.
Speaker 9:What a freak it just got too hard.
Speaker 2:What a freak Ha ha ha, If this is Chuck LaGalpa the anointing is beautiful.
Speaker 9:Like love and hope and trust and confidence.
Speaker 7:Thank you, nancy. Good things come to those that wait. Right, that's right. It's like a tortoise in the air. Yeah, we were talking about that Trajectory of 90s bands, right.
Speaker 2:It takes spin doctors, blues travelers and fish. Those blues travelers came out like a bang, but then they were overtaken by these guys Right, and then fish came along, and then their trajectory much, much, much longer.
Speaker 7:Yeah, because they didn't peak ever really.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they built it organically over time and just got bigger and bigger and bigger, kind of a. Thing.
Speaker 7:Yeah, they didn't have many hits on their radio. None Yo radio huh.
Speaker 8:Here's Johnny.
Speaker 10:Want you to hold on to God's unchanging hand. God, help Joshua fight the battle of Jericho. Yes, help Daniel get out the lion's den. Help Jericho get off the island.
Speaker 2:It's a nice build-up.
Speaker 8:You'll make me come back for you. Oh, I got my name. Are you sleeping, brother John? If you feel like weeping, brother John, brothers, don't shake hands, brothers, gotta fun. Brother John. Brothers, don't shake hands, Brothers, gotta fun.
Speaker 2:You fucking crazy man.
Speaker 10:Shouts and stepbrothers fans out there, out of my face I'm gonna roundhouse your ass, you get the roundhouse right here.
Speaker 9:Fucking touch my drum set because I know props doesn't touch the floor. Twice right.
Speaker 8:Let's just watch it now. What the hell is he talking about? I have no idea. There's a lot of lyrics on this song he just repeats the same thing over and over. Oh wait, just a minute, me for the joy. I just wait and see. I'll wait just a minute what will make me come back for? Anyhow, if you think that I'm going to sit around and wait for you. You can forget it.
Speaker 2:This is sort of like the lick-my-love pump of harmonica solos Very delicate.
Speaker 7:Fine line, fine line, yeah. Between clever and stupid, fine line, yeah.
Speaker 8:Between clever and stupid Brothers don't shake hands.
Speaker 7:I think live music. Wow, my dad would tell me about this story, about how he would tell his parents he was going to Brother John or Brother Joe or whatever it was, to do some Church group or whatever, and really they would just Drink beer and get high and the upperclassmen known as Brother John oh okay, interesting, yeah, yeah, we talked about that earlier. He held a bit of that reverend. He was, you know, older. This is how you gotta b buy a beer. You know, this is how you got to talk to women.
Speaker 2:I hope that's all they have. I hope there's more.
Speaker 4:I don't know, I just can't ask him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, shout out to the Spotlight fans out there. Is it Spotlight or Cass, that movie about? You know all that the Catholic Church and whatnot you fucking crazy man.
Speaker 7:No, it was a simpler time back then, god.
Speaker 5:I thought it was right in his wheelhouse man.
Speaker 10:Out of my face. I'm in a roundhouse right now.
Speaker 8:Okay, We'll try. Really matter brother.
Speaker 7:Hey, you ain't Peter Pan, you're just a man, peter.
Speaker 8:Pan.
Speaker 4:And I bring the peanut eater's butter. Peanut Nice, he's weird, john.
Speaker 8:A primitive day Are you crying.
Speaker 7:Good drum work here, solid.
Speaker 4:Peter Pan is the peanut butter eater's peanut butter. I said that right, didn't I?
Speaker 7:You said it right, peter Pan. You're telling Peter Pan from 1974. Crashing out of the window. Now get a real job, yeah.
Speaker 8:Just like falls out of the kitchen can.
Speaker 7:Oh, a little call and response. Here it's like a church choir.
Speaker 8:I don't feel too bad, all right, well isn ride that sun, won't you ride that sun? Won't you wait and see?
Speaker 6:All right.
Speaker 4:Well, isn't that special.
Speaker 2:All right, nice way to end it there. I like that. There you go All right, good stuff.
Speaker 6:That was good stuff All right Great album.
Speaker 2:Good look, good drummer.
Speaker 7:Good drummer.
Speaker 2:So what are we thinking? My first drummer. So Tim your top three man.
Speaker 7:I, almost spontaneously, can bust it over this album and I'm going to go crash and burn with that said.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah.
Speaker 7:Crash and burn.
Speaker 2:Solid bop. One of us has to go. I mean with one of the ballads.
Speaker 7:I mean we don't has to go.
Speaker 2:I mean With one of the ballads. I mean we don't have to, but no, we don't yeah.
Speaker 7:The ballads were strong, I would say they were.
Speaker 2:They just the jamming did it for me and I was going to say maybe Fallible is my number three.
Speaker 7:Okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just thought I had a.
Speaker 7:I'm going done and dusted. Number two stand. You know I got my little. You know, standing desk, a little attachment, you know. Shout to the sitters, but extra loud, shout out to the standards Okay.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, I like the way that song, the, the tempo changed in a cool way. That was good stuff. I'm going to go Crash and Burn my number two.
Speaker 7:Nice.
Speaker 2:The musicality in there was just really really way, way up there.
Speaker 7:Way deep. Yeah, you got to get in a fight, you got to fight for your rights and you got to be free. You gotta, you gotta, get in the fight and you gotta fight for your rights and you gotta, you gotta be free, so I'm going freedom. Number one, this one Great song. It had everything. Yeah, a little slow down, uh had the vigor, had the uh. Very upfront with the jam, a shout out to brother John as my honorable mention. And then the ballads, strong ballads. Price to Pay Just Wait, look Around.
Speaker 2:Yeah, those were good.
Speaker 7:But it's just the jamming was the jamming songs.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the energy was there, you could feel it, it was palpable, my number one I'm going to say Brother John, oh nice, that used to. Energy was there, you could feel it, it was palpable. My number one.
Speaker 4:I'm going to say Brother.
Speaker 2:John.
Speaker 7:Oh nice, that used to be in there, okay.
Speaker 2:It was just. It was super, super, duper jammy, and it was a good way to end the album on a high note. I think it's good, when you have your best song, be the last song, because it makes you know it ends on a high note. You should always end a performance of anything on the highest of high notes. Yeah, it's a circle.
Speaker 7:Strong song in the beginning, strong song in the end. It goes round and round, exactly.
Speaker 6:Round and round.
Speaker 7:Okay, all right, puts a bow. Yeah, it puts a bow on it, on the roundness of it.
Speaker 2:Yep, exactly Four divisible by two, it's a round number, right it's a round number, right, yeah, round numbers, uh, yeah, all right, all right, thank you for listening. Yeah, that's it that's how it's all gone. All right, rock on, take care.
