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Bonus Episode: Uncovering Grift, Country Punks, and RIP Ozzy · DISGRACELAND

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Speaker 1: Hey, discos, need a little more Disgraceland in your life,
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Speaker 1: just to touch, to get you through. Yeah me too.
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Speaker 1: This is the podcast that comes after the podcast. Welcome
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Speaker 1: to Disgraceland, the after Party. Welcome to the Disgraceland bonus episode,
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Speaker 1: a little thing we like to call the after party.
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Speaker 1: This is the show after the show, the party after
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Speaker 1: the party, the bridge to get you from one full
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Speaker 1: episode of Disgraceland to the other, the backyard, to dig
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Speaker 1: into the dirt, our mission to uncover the truth, to
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Speaker 1: confront the myth, to reclaim the story. On this bonus episode,
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Speaker 1: we are talking about this week's full episode subject Waylon Jennings.
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Speaker 1: We're rewinding back to our two part sex Pistol Saga,
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Speaker 1: previewing this month's exclusive episode on Alice Cooper, our upcoming
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Speaker 1: new episode on Mark Lanigan, and we get into your voicemails, text, dms,
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Speaker 1: and as always, a whole lot of rosie. This is
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Speaker 1: the podcast for the musically obsessed, the outsiders, the independent
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Speaker 1: diggers who know that the best history is the history
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Speaker 1: that gets buried. Disgraceland is where I tell the stories
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Speaker 1: they didn't want told, the kind that you'll end up
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Speaker 1: telling someone else. All right, this goes, let's get into it,
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Speaker 1: all right, Disgraceland listeners, lots to talk about in this episode,
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Speaker 1: as you could have probably gleaned from the intro there,
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Speaker 1: we got a whole bunch of content coming your way
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Speaker 1: in the next seven days. We're in that seven day
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Speaker 1: spread right now. Two new episodes being released from Disgray
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Speaker 1: sand this week. Our new episode on Waylon Jennings, which
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Speaker 1: is available everywhere for you to listen to right now.
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Speaker 1: In our exclusive episode on Alice Cooper, which is available
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Speaker 1: to our Apple and Patreon All Access members. Later in
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Speaker 1: this episode, on that note, in the part that's available
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Speaker 1: only to subscribers, I'll be talking more about Waylon Jennings
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Speaker 1: and giving you a story about Whaleen that didn't make
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Speaker 1: it into our episode. Remember that whole Cocaine Bear thing.
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Speaker 1: Remember that movie that came out a couple years ago. Well,
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Speaker 1: as if Waylon Jennings wasn't crazy enough, he had a
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Speaker 1: role in that batshit crazy Cocaine Bear story. Not the movie,
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Speaker 1: the real story, and I'll give that to you. Like
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Speaker 1: I said in the exclusive section of this year After Party,
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Speaker 1: coming up in a bit. What I want to talk
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Speaker 1: about here though, what I want to shine a light
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Speaker 1: on You know, it's interesting. We spent a good portion
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Speaker 1: of the last week's after party talking about sort of
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Speaker 1: what we do here, so kind of resetting the board
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Speaker 1: a little bit and focusing our goal, our mission, what
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Speaker 1: we're trying to do. We're trying how we're trying to
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Speaker 1: entertain ourselves with stories that are that are for the
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Speaker 1: most part, kept under wraps, unknown, et cetera. And I
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Speaker 1: started thinking, you know, what story am I going to
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Speaker 1: give him? I thought about giving you all that cocaine
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Speaker 1: bear story here in the beginning, but I'm saving that
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Speaker 1: and this story. It's music related. It came to my
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Speaker 1: attention yesterday. I want to talk about this here. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I want to shine a light on this story. I
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Speaker 1: want to bring attention to it. It's little known at
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Speaker 1: the moment as of this recording, but it might be
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Speaker 1: the type of thing that by the time you hear
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Speaker 1: this episode. I'm recording it on Tuesday of this week.
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Speaker 1: You're going to get this episode on Thursday. By the
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Speaker 1: time you hear this, maybe the story will have blown up.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe the Internet will have done its thing,
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Speaker 1: done what it's good at, and that's spreading this story
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Speaker 1: far wide, hopefully. And no, I'm not talking about the
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Speaker 1: cold Play cheating scandal, although I could that story doesn't quit.
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Speaker 1: Fun fact, I went to high school with the wife
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Speaker 1: involved in that horrific story, but that's not what I
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Speaker 1: want to talk about. I want to talk about this
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Speaker 1: story that my wife brought to my attention yesterday that
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Speaker 1: was so incredible. I was like, it was one of
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Speaker 1: those things. I was like, that can't be true, and
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Speaker 1: she showed me the video online. I was a news
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Speaker 1: segment I believe from a West Coast local news program,
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Speaker 1: and I still didn't believe it, and I spent time
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Speaker 1: this morning researching it. And it's one of those stories
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Speaker 1: where you know there's enough credible evidence right now where
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Speaker 1: I believe the story to be true, but it's still
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Speaker 1: so insane to me that I kind of feel like
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Speaker 1: the wool might be being pulled over my eyes. That's
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Speaker 1: not happening. This story is true. I'd be shocked if
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Speaker 1: I if I got this wrong. But it's that type
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Speaker 1: of incredible story, So I don't want this story to
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Speaker 1: be true. Okay, that's the other part of this. So
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Speaker 1: you remember the horrific LA wildfires that took place back
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Speaker 1: in January. Thirty people died, about ten thousand homes were destroyed.
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Speaker 1: Of course, you remember this, A lot of us have
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Speaker 1: friends who lost homes or were otherwise directly affected by
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Speaker 1: that tragedy. And then, you know, a couple weeks after
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Speaker 1: that tragedy, they had this concert that they put on
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Speaker 1: to raise money for the victims of the wildfire. Green
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Speaker 1: Day played, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga read Hot Chili. Pepper's
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Speaker 1: concert was streamed live on Apple Music, on Netflix elsewhere
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Speaker 1: as well. That event, that concert raised one hundred million
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Speaker 1: dollars to help the people who were devastated by that fire.
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Speaker 1: Great cause, great, great thing to do. And you know,
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Speaker 1: one of the things that I love about being an
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Speaker 1: American is when when tragedy happens, it just seems that
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Speaker 1: Americans step up, they put their money where their mouth is,
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Speaker 1: and they help out. And that was definitely in evidence
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Speaker 1: after this concert or during this concert again, they raised
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Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars. That's a lot of money and donations. Well,
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Speaker 1: it turns out none of that money aside from a
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Speaker 1: couple five hundred dollars gift cards. That's all I can
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Speaker 1: I can find here. For the most part, none of
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Speaker 1: that money has gone to the victims yet. Okay, about
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Speaker 1: seventy five million of the one hundred million raised, it's
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Speaker 1: been paid out. So the concert folks are like, you know,
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Speaker 1: we did our thing, and they did do their thing.
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Speaker 1: They gave their money, they sent the money out. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but not to the victims. That money went to nonprofits
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Speaker 1: who are supposed to distribute that money to the victims.
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Speaker 1: Now here's the sketchy part. Some of these nonprofits they
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Speaker 1: seem to have nothing to do you with aiding victims
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Speaker 1: of natural disaster. And the more you dig in to
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Speaker 1: this story, the more you dig into the process that
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Speaker 1: these nonprofits have to go through to receive this money,
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Speaker 1: the more you're gonna realize that the barrier of entry
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Speaker 1: to be considered as one of the recipients for this
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Speaker 1: bread it's very low. Some of the reporting I saw
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Speaker 1: said that it was. There was a simple sixth question
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Speaker 1: questionnaire that these nonprofits had to answer to qualify for
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Speaker 1: these millions of dollars in some cases. Now this information
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Speaker 1: is publicly available. You can go find this yourself with
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Speaker 1: very very little effort. Okay, I don't mean just find
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Speaker 1: somebody talking about it on x or Instagram or whatever.
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Speaker 1: You can, you can actually go to the organization responsible
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Speaker 1: for this, and you can you can find out everything.
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Speaker 1: I just told you. It's right there. But you know,
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Speaker 1: you're also probably before you even get there, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: come upon two independent journalists, one of whom has positioned
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Speaker 1: herself as a sort of unintentional victim advocate here. Her
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Speaker 1: name is Sue Pasco, and she was just asked by
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Speaker 1: some of these victims like or notified, and it was like, hey, hey,
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Speaker 1: I can't this concert happened, we can't get this money.
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Speaker 1: How do we get this money? What's going on? So
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Speaker 1: she looked into it, and this is all kind of
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Speaker 1: breaking in the last twenty four hours. It's making the
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Speaker 1: rounds on various news outlets. What Sue Pasco here has
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Speaker 1: come up with. And Sue this woman, Sue Pasco, she
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Speaker 1: doesn't seem partisans, she doesn't seem political in the slightest.
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Speaker 1: She seems to be an honest broker. And again, this
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Speaker 1: information that I'm relaying to you that she has related
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Speaker 1: to everybody is out there. It's publicly available. Okay, The
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Speaker 1: story is this, They raised one hundred million dollars seventy
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Speaker 1: five million off it went to nonprofits. As far as
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Speaker 1: we can tell right now, none of that money has
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Speaker 1: gone to the victims. We haven't found any testimony public
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Speaker 1: testimony from any of these victims saying that they actually
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Speaker 1: applied for this money and received it. Not as of yet.
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Speaker 1: That might change. By the time you hear this, that
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Speaker 1: might change, but as of yet it hasn't. And this
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Speaker 1: news has been out there now again for more than
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Speaker 1: twenty four hours. It's making the rounds. Lots of people
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Speaker 1: have seen an interview Sue Pasco making these claims. So
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Speaker 1: you would think if this money had gotten to where
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Speaker 1: it was supposed to go, that that news would be
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Speaker 1: out there. However, it's not. Okay. Now the point we
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Speaker 1: need this story to get out there. This is one
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Speaker 1: of those stories that cannot be suppressed. This is one
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Speaker 1: of those stories that deserves the coverage. It is a
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Speaker 1: very simple way to do this. We need to get
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Speaker 1: the artists from the concert to get involved in demand
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Speaker 1: transparency so that the story gets out there and so
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Speaker 1: that the victims can get their hands on this bread
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Speaker 1: they can get the release that they need. The fires
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Speaker 1: were seven months ago. There may be a perfectly logical
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Speaker 1: explanation why this money has not been dispersed, But it
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Speaker 1: does not change the fact that the fires were seven
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Speaker 1: months ago, the concert was nearly seven months ago. These
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Speaker 1: people needed relief more than I'm guessing than they do now,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure, but they still need the relief and they're
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Speaker 1: still looking to get it clearly, and still, according to reports,
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Speaker 1: these victims are coming up with bubbkis, so where's the money?
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Speaker 1: Where's the money? Lebuski is? This story is scandal. I
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Speaker 1: don't know. There may be a perfectly logical exit, it
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Speaker 1: seems super dubious. Maybe the nonprofits will claim that it
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Speaker 1: takes time to process this money, but if so, that's
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Speaker 1: unacceptable and it needs to be solved. And again, the
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Speaker 1: simple truth is that people were hurt by this tragedy.
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Speaker 1: That people need the money that they're fellow Americans donated
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Speaker 1: to them generously. That money should not be sitting idle
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Speaker 1: in the accounts of nonprofits or worse, god forbid, paying
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Speaker 1: the salaries of nonprofit nonprofit executives. And here's the main
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Speaker 1: point again, the musicians here, the rock stars Flee, Billie Eilish,
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Speaker 1: Lady Gagat, Billy Joe Armstrong. They need to speak up
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Speaker 1: and demand transparency and force this story if true, and
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Speaker 1: again it appears to be that it is true. They
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Speaker 1: need to force this story into the news more fully
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Speaker 1: so that the people can get what they need. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I want to give the organizers of the concert the
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Speaker 1: benefit of the doubt, and I am and I even
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Speaker 1: want to give the nonprofits the benefit of the doubt,
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Speaker 1: but it doesn't change the fact that the money has
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Speaker 1: not gotten to where it needs to be and that
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Speaker 1: needs to change. Okay, So this story needs to get
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Speaker 1: out there, and I hope this isn't one big disgrace.
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Speaker 1: I hope that these rock stars can push this issue.
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Speaker 1: You know, maybe if you're tooling around on X you
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Speaker 1: can tag a couple of them and we're on Instagram
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Speaker 1: or wherever, and you can tell them the you know,
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Speaker 1: where's the money? Lebowski, get out there and say something,
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Speaker 1: Billy Joe, get out there and say something. Lady Gaga,
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Speaker 1: you guys aren't afraid of the microphone. All right, let's
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Speaker 1: get the story out there. Okay. Speaking to stories, let's
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Speaker 1: talk about what other stories we have going on this
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Speaker 1: week in the Exclusive Feed. This week, we have an
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Speaker 1: episode on Alice Cooper. Matt, let's go ahead and play
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Speaker 1: a clip here so that the disgrace and listeners who
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Speaker 1: about Alis and they can hear what they're missing. Okay,
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Speaker 1: give it a The Sunset Strip is living up to
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Speaker 1: its name. It was bathed in pink and orange light
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Speaker 1: as the evening sun sank into the Hollywood Hills. The
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Speaker 1: strip looked beautiful for just a moment, then it plunged
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Speaker 1: into darkness. However, the darkness was far from still and
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Speaker 1: far from silent, because the darkness had a voice, a
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Speaker 1: voice that called out to the creatures of the night,
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Speaker 1: the ones who slept in the daytime, staying hidden from
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Speaker 1: the sun. The voice of the Knight called out to them.
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Speaker 1: It pulled them out of their hiding spots. It demanded
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Speaker 1: they'd take to the streets to satiate their unquenchable thirst,
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Speaker 1: their thirst for blood, because at night, the Sunset Strip
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Speaker 1: was crawling with vampires if he knew where to look.
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Speaker 1: Not long after the sun finally disappeared behind the hills,
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Speaker 1: the vampires stirred. They slunk down the boulevards, staying hidden
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Speaker 1: in the shadows, and they crept through the alleyways stalking
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Speaker 1: their prey. These vampires would go to the ends of
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Speaker 1: the earth to satisfy their craving and further to get
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Speaker 1: their fix. We travel all the way over the rainbow.
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Speaker 1: All right, guys, that's the Alice Cooper episode being released
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Speaker 1: this week. That is part of our exclusive offering to
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Speaker 1: more bonus after party as well. And you're gonna hear
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Speaker 1: me later in the bonus section of this after party
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Speaker 1: talking about Waylon Jennings and the Cocaine Bear. All right.
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Speaker 1: Also this week, in addition to that new Whylan Jennings episode,
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Speaker 1: and again that Whalan episode is not exclusive. It's going
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Speaker 1: to be available everywhere. It's available everywhere right now, I
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Speaker 1: should say. But in addition to that, we've got our
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Speaker 1: rewind episodes on the Sex Pistols Parts one and two
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Speaker 1: come in your way if you want a real take
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Speaker 1: on one of the greatest bands of all time, The
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Speaker 1: real mythology, not the sanitize bunk the Hulu excuse me
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Speaker 1: the Chasm. I haven't forgot about Chasm, the Chasm served
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Speaker 1: up a couple of years ago. Then check out these
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Speaker 1: episodes on the Sex Pistol, some of Zeth Lundy's best writing.
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Speaker 1: If I do say so, Chasm can't keep us down, man,
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Speaker 1: just can't. All right, So after those Sex Pistols episodes,
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Speaker 1: we've got our Mark Landing and episode coming your way
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Speaker 1: next Tuesday. Great story in that episode on Mark and
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Speaker 1: Josh Hollmay from Queens to the Stone Age getting caught
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Speaker 1: up in all kinds of Detroit shakedowns. Listen when you're
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Speaker 1: when you're chilling out with your headphones on, you get
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Speaker 1: the Mark Lanning and episode playing. You're gonna be tempted
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Speaker 1: to think about Matt Dylan, but don't. Okay, when you
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Speaker 1: hear the Mark lanning an episode, you don't know what
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about. Try not to think about mat Dylan. Instead,
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Speaker 1: be thinking about all the underrated singer songwriters who are
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Speaker 1: to their expectations with the replacements, But Mark Lannigan such
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Speaker 1: an underrated singer songwriter, got me thinking what other singer
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Speaker 1: songwriters are wildly underrated? That's gonna be our question of
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Speaker 1: the week next week. Six one seven nine oh six
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Speaker 1: six six three eight to let me know, call me,
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Speaker 1: six three eight answered the question of the week, Who
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Speaker 1: are some of the most wildly underrated singer songwriters? All Right,
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Speaker 1: I will have more recommendations next week, but I wanna
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Speaker 1: I already missed Nikki Pins. I want to also just
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Speaker 2: Hey Jake, what's going on? This is Nathan from Minneapolis.
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Speaker 2: Thoroughly enjoyed the repl Isman's episode. They're like rock gods
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Speaker 2: here in Minneapolis.
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Speaker 1: Just awesome.
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Speaker 2: Also, the Van Aalen episodes are amazing. That is my
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Speaker 2: favorite band of all time. But your question was who
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Speaker 2: is the most punk country artist? I'm gonna ask to
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Speaker 2: go with Whalen Jennings. I mean, the guy was a badass.
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Speaker 2: He played with Buddy Holly. I mean the whole coin
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Speaker 2: flip where he wasn't on the plane where he crashed.
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Speaker 2: That's that's that's crazy story right there. I got a
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Speaker 2: chance to see Whalen Jennings Lollapalooza nineteen ninety six des Moines, Iowa.
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Speaker 2: It was amazing. They played with Metallica, Rancid, Psychotica, Soundgarden.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that was an amazing lineup.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely crazy.
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Speaker 2: But thanks, podcast is awesome.
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Speaker 3: Rock and ROLLO.
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Speaker 1: Thanks man, but rock and ROLLA Nathan, thanks for calling in.
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Speaker 1: H First of all, thanks for your very kind comments
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Speaker 1: about the replacements of Van Halen episodes. But man, Waylon
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Speaker 1: Jennings at Lollapalooza in ninety six, I vaguely remember that.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't think, I don't think. I
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Speaker 1: don't think my memory ever would have gotten there if
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Speaker 1: you didn't bring it up. That must have been incredible.
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Speaker 1: I was I went to that Lollapalooza, But I went
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Speaker 1: to Rhode Island in ninety six and I don't remember
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Speaker 1: Wayland Jennings, but you know they had different artists playing
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Speaker 1: at different parts of the country. Thanks for the call,
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Speaker 1: appreciate you. Nathan Guys is responding to the question of
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Speaker 1: the week from last week, which artist, which country artist
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Speaker 1: is the most punk rock? And of course that comes
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Speaker 1: from our Whitland Jennings episode that is live right now
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Speaker 1: for you to listen to. Nathan clearly did. Let's check
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Speaker 1: out the two seven oh see what their answer is
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Speaker 1: to the same question.
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Speaker 3: Hey, Jay seven Todd, I love all your questions, but
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Speaker 3: I especially love this one, the one about the which
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Speaker 3: country stars the most punk rock? Because, after all, what's
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Speaker 3: more punk rock than Whalen Jennings, George Jones or Johnny
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Speaker 3: Cash or any of these outlaw guys, more gangster, more
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Speaker 3: hardcore than any hip hop artist or hair metal guy
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Speaker 3: or whoever you want to name. But anyway, in a
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Speaker 3: close one, I'll probably go with Johnny Cash, pretty punk
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Speaker 3: rock guy for his time, especially and I mean closed,
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Speaker 3: you could go with Whalen. It's all interchangeable. One of
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Speaker 3: my favorite rock stars. Mike Ness Social Discortion, good podcast subject.
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Speaker 3: He was kind of a combo of Johnny Cash and
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Speaker 3: Joe Strummer. Also honorable mention. Maybe it's cheating a little.
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Speaker 3: Graham Parsons jump suits with marijuana. Lee's his best friend
18:48
Speaker 3: was Keith Richards. He died in some crazy dramatic way,
18:52
Speaker 3: not that that's good. And then the whole Joshua or whatever,
18:56
Speaker 3: the burning of the body out in the desert thing,
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Speaker 3: pretty punk rock anyway. Thank you so much for all
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Speaker 3: your content. I'll look forward to it all the time.
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Speaker 1: See you two seven O Todd appreciate you. Lots to
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Speaker 1: get into there. First of all, I'll try to go backwards.
19:10
Speaker 1: Graham Parsons, the story of Graham Parsons. We we get
19:13
Speaker 1: into that thoroughly in Disgraceland and in my book. Let's
19:19
Speaker 1: just tell my son, my eleven year old, about Graham
19:22
Speaker 1: Parsons the other day. I left out some choice details
19:24
Speaker 1: once that you had here, you know, the whole Kaufman
19:27
Speaker 1: Road mangler, Joshua Tree, burning of the body thing, uh,
19:30
Speaker 1: social distortion, Mike Ness love Mike Ness loved that solo
19:34
Speaker 1: record he put out back in I believe the nineties,
19:36
Speaker 1: late nineties. Johnny Cash, Joe Strummercambo that's a good way
19:39
Speaker 1: of describing Mike Ness. I'd like to do a Mike
19:41
Speaker 1: Ness episode at some point. I feel like there's a
19:43
Speaker 1: lot from that eighties LA Hardcore scene that I have
19:47
Speaker 1: not died diet dove dove into, I have not submerged
19:50
Speaker 1: myself into as of yet, and there's there's a lot
19:53
Speaker 1: of stories out there. So thanks for prompting me. I
19:56
Speaker 1: love that about this. That's what I love about this community,
19:58
Speaker 1: you guys. I wouldn't I thought of Mike Ness in
20:01
Speaker 1: an LA punk hardcore eighties episode today at all if
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Speaker 1: it were not for your call here to seven O Todd.
20:08
Speaker 1: Appreciate you guys, be like two seven O Todd. Hit
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Speaker 1: me up six one seven nine oh six six six
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Speaker 1: three eight, voicemails, text, get answer the question of the week.
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Speaker 1: You can you can even just you know, tell me
20:19
Speaker 1: about something you want to hear. You can tell me
20:21
Speaker 1: about something you've already heard and then you like me
20:23
Speaker 1: to tell So it's all kinds of different ways into
20:25
Speaker 1: these conversations. Four one two called in brought up David
20:29
Speaker 1: allen Coe at some point four one two I will
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Speaker 1: do a David allen Coe episode. I'm not ready to
20:34
Speaker 1: do that yet six oh five? Now, six oh five,
20:37
Speaker 1: I have one, let's kind of one two three messages
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Speaker 1: from Jenner Jennifer voicemails from Jennifer in the six oh
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Speaker 1: five uh. In the first two she makes a strong
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Speaker 1: case for a blind Blind Melon episode, and Jennifer, I
20:53
Speaker 1: will have you know, Matt, we just recorded a Blind
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Speaker 1: Melon episode, and I believe Matt it's coming up. Correct
21:01
Speaker 1: me if I'm wrong with that. It's an exclusive episode.
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Speaker 4: Correct, Yeah, Jake, that is an exclusive all Access episode.
21:08
Speaker 4: It's actually last month's All Access episode. It's available right
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Speaker 4: now in the all Access feed. We've got an episode
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Speaker 4: on Blind Melon and shannonhon.
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Speaker 1: All right, thank you, my friend Jennifer. As Matt says,
21:21
Speaker 1: this is an exclusive episode, You're going to be an
21:23
Speaker 1: exclusive all Access member to hear the blind Mellon episode. Sorry,
21:27
Speaker 1: but you know good news is it's really simple to
21:29
Speaker 1: become an all Access Remember it's just five bucks a month,
21:31
Speaker 1: and you get more than that Blind Melon episode. You
21:33
Speaker 1: get a new episode like the Alice Cooper one this month,
21:35
Speaker 1: you get a new one every month, and you get
21:36
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21:39
Speaker 1: go sign up, go to disgrace landpod dot com slash membership.
21:44
Speaker 1: Don't be afraid, Jennifer, have no fear. You might not
21:47
Speaker 1: hear that all access member of Blind Melon, but you're
21:49
Speaker 1: gonna hear your voice.
21:51
Speaker 5: This is Jennifer against is a three to three.
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Speaker 3: Oh.
21:53
Speaker 5: I want to also mention colective fault. There are so
21:56
Speaker 5: many I can mention to you. I'm a radio DJ
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Speaker 5: and a live radio DJSON about two thousand and nine
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Speaker 5: somewhere in there anyways, so there as well. I wanted
22:08
Speaker 5: to answer the question though, of this you, which was
22:10
Speaker 5: who is the most punk in the country genre? Who
22:14
Speaker 5: was the most and that would have to be Dwight
22:16
Speaker 5: Yoakum White. Yoakum was found in a punk band in
22:20
Speaker 5: the punk scene when they pulled him out and said, hey,
22:24
Speaker 5: come seek country for us. So you know gonna make
22:27
Speaker 5: a moolah, You're going to do it. Take care, rock a.
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Speaker 1: Rolla, Jennifer. Collective Soul. I don't know about Collector. I
22:35
Speaker 1: don't know anything about Collective Soul, So I'm not sure
22:37
Speaker 1: there's an episode in the works there. But if you
22:38
Speaker 1: got some dirt, you got some stories, you got something dramatic,
22:41
Speaker 1: you get something that is not part of the popular
22:44
Speaker 1: sort of zeitgeist, you know, rock history. Something I can
22:49
Speaker 1: dig my teeth into, the collective soul, something crimy about
22:52
Speaker 1: all means get in touch. You mentioned County Crows in
22:54
Speaker 1: one of your earlier voicemails that I didn't play, and yeah,
23:00
Speaker 1: maybe maybe, I'm sure there's some stuff there. I saw
23:03
Speaker 1: this great interview with Adam Durretz on Instagram the other day.
23:09
Speaker 1: I don't know who he was being interviewed by, but
23:10
Speaker 1: he was talking about his time as a bartender at
23:13
Speaker 1: the Viper Room and I thought that's good. And he
23:17
Speaker 1: was talking about Gibbey from Butthole Surfers teaching him how
23:19
Speaker 1: to make ribs. I was like, Oh, that's some good stuff.
23:23
Speaker 1: So yeah, maybe accounting Crows episode. Then you get the
23:25
Speaker 1: whole friends connection. I like all that stuff, so that
23:27
Speaker 1: that could be cool. Thank you, Jennifer, Jennifer real quick
23:30
Speaker 1: on Dwight Yoakam. Dwight Yoakum would be a great episode
23:33
Speaker 1: as well. Guitarists Cadillacs, hillbilly music, love me some Dwight,
23:37
Speaker 1: love me some tight some tight faded blue jeans. Okay,
23:40
Speaker 1: those long legs, those cowboy boots. You know what I'm
23:44
Speaker 1: talking about, Jennifer, Don't act like you don't. All right, guys,
23:47
Speaker 1: be like Jennifer and get in touch. Six one seven
23:49
Speaker 1: nine oh six six six three eight. You know why,
23:51
Speaker 1: because you, guys, you know that music history does not
23:54
Speaker 1: have to be boring. You know that you've got a
23:56
Speaker 1: line on these crazy ass stories just like I do.
23:59
Speaker 1: You did, and you call, and you dig, and you
24:02
Speaker 1: text and you dig and you DM and then we
24:04
Speaker 1: get into it, and then we have this great, wonderful
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Speaker 1: library of incredible storytelling for music history that's all in
24:12
Speaker 1: part because of you, guys, and I truly appreciate it.
24:14
Speaker 1: On this whole dig baby dig things, You dig baby
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Speaker 1: dig dig, dig baby digs. Why's that hard for me
24:19
Speaker 1: to say? Dig baby dig thing? That we talked about
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Speaker 1: for the first time? Last week, I got an email
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Speaker 1: from a gentleman by the name of Scott, who, Hey,
24:29
Speaker 1: I loved your off the cuff comment about a dig
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Speaker 1: Baby Dig T shirt. I put the normal logo on front,
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Speaker 1: pocket size, and I put this on the back and
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Speaker 1: Scott here from the six two three sent in a
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Speaker 1: T shirt design that he made, and I dig it. Scott,
24:46
Speaker 1: looks like you might have used a little artificial intelligence
24:49
Speaker 1: here because that logo is not the actual logo of Scott,
24:52
Speaker 1: so I can't use that. But I am inspired by
24:55
Speaker 1: your inspiration, my friend, and we have the uh. We
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Speaker 1: have the monkeys over here at double el of his
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Speaker 1: headquarters digging in right now as we speak, whipping up
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Speaker 1: some dig Baby dig designs. I'll have that for you
25:07
Speaker 1: guys soon to take a look at. Probably have some
25:09
Speaker 1: designs you guys would choose from. I'll put them up
25:11
Speaker 1: on Patreon. We can get into it, decide which ones
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Speaker 1: we like, and then I'll get some I don't know,
25:16
Speaker 1: maybe shirts, maybe hats. We'll see, I don't know. We'll
25:18
Speaker 1: see what the merch monkeys come back with. But Scott
25:21
Speaker 1: appreciate the email. This's Grace Sapod at gmail dot com.
25:23
Speaker 1: You guys want to email me about anything like Scott
25:25
Speaker 1: b like Scott, email me can also text me six
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Speaker 1: one seven nine oh six six six three eight three
25:31
Speaker 1: eight six texts and Root Boys Slim in the sex
25:33
Speaker 1: change band. Root Boy's life is totally insane and the
25:36
Speaker 1: fact that he got a major record deal from WB
25:39
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that's Warner Brothers, and had some high caliber
25:41
Speaker 1: musicians on his albums, both with the SCB and solo
25:45
Speaker 1: is ridiculous because the songs are ridiculous but also somehow
25:49
Speaker 1: infectious as hell. Stephen Daytona, Stephen Daytona, you sound like
25:53
Speaker 1: a character in an Elmore Leonard book. And uh, that's cool.
25:59
Speaker 1: I've never heard of Route Boy Slim in the sex
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Speaker 1: Change Band. Are you fucking with me, Stephen Daytona. I
26:04
Speaker 1: just wanted to say, Stephen Daytona again. Hold on, I
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Speaker 1: am I seeing this right? Hold on? Oh man, I am.
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Speaker 1: I'm just seeing this. In the middle of reading Stephen
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Speaker 1: Daytona's email there, I got a notification here Ozzy Osbourne
26:25
Speaker 1: has died. This is Tuesday. I mentioned that earlier that
26:28
Speaker 1: I'm recording. This is Tuesday, July twenty second, damn man,
26:34
Speaker 1: seventy six years old, and of course just weeks after
26:38
Speaker 1: the Black Sabbath farewell show. Ozzy Osbourne for me one
26:43
Speaker 1: of a kind, for sure, the first heavy metal I
26:46
Speaker 1: ever heard. I remember hearing iron Man probably is a
26:49
Speaker 1: five year old and I'm one of my buddy's moms
26:53
Speaker 1: had that record. Mom, she had that record, And of
26:55
Speaker 1: course we all love the sort of you know, robotic
26:58
Speaker 1: voice in the beginning as a young kid. And I
27:02
Speaker 1: heard that song the other day actually, when I was
27:04
Speaker 1: driving with my son, and it was in the breakdown
27:07
Speaker 1: part in the middle of the song, and that rhythm section,
27:10
Speaker 1: the Black Sabbath rhythm section, is just crushing it. That
27:14
Speaker 1: song has become, I don't want to say a novelty,
27:16
Speaker 1: but it became this thing that gets played at hockey games.
27:19
Speaker 1: But the musicianship on it is incredible. Ozzy Osbourne lots
27:25
Speaker 1: to say about Ozzy Osbourne. People have said a ton
27:28
Speaker 1: They filled books about Ozzie, They've made documentaries about Ozzie.
27:32
Speaker 1: We've made an episode on Ozzie, plus a Black Sabbath
27:35
Speaker 1: episode as well. And one of the things that I
27:37
Speaker 1: feel like does not get mentioned enough when it comes
27:40
Speaker 1: to Ozzy Osbourne is the fact that he was an
27:45
Speaker 1: incredible singer, Just an incredible singer, and an incredible melodicist.
27:51
Speaker 1: That is that the right word, Matt, melodicist, you know
27:54
Speaker 1: what I mean? Just those melodies unbelievable. One of the
28:00
Speaker 1: things that I always think about, and I started thinking
28:03
Speaker 1: about this as an adolescent and when I first heard
28:07
Speaker 1: Black Sabbath, and by the time I was an adolescent teenager,
28:10
Speaker 1: I kind of knew a little bit about music, and
28:13
Speaker 1: I had this thought then somebody probably it probably came
28:15
Speaker 1: from somebody else, and I just don't remember who it was.
28:19
Speaker 1: But you know, Ozzie's main influence was the Beatles. Black
28:22
Speaker 1: Sabbath came out in the late sixties, early seventies. How
28:26
Speaker 1: do you get from the Beatles to Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath?
28:31
Speaker 1: How do they do that? And I know Tonyaomi, bill Ward,
28:37
Speaker 1: Geezer Butler, they obviously, you know, had so much to
28:41
Speaker 1: do with the creative spark of that band. But Ozzie
28:45
Speaker 1: did as well, and he gets he's been characterized as
28:48
Speaker 1: this madman, and he's known for his wild antics and
28:51
Speaker 1: the whole thing with the bat and the biting off
28:53
Speaker 1: the head of the all that stuff, But it doesn't
28:55
Speaker 1: erase the fact that what he created at the time
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Speaker 1: was almost completely novel. Nobody had done that before he
29:04
Speaker 1: was part of that. And his voice is completely unique.
29:07
Speaker 1: It's singular in the history of rock and roll, in
29:10
Speaker 1: the history of music. And he'll be remembered forever and
29:13
Speaker 1: for good reason. Just a tremendous, tremendous musician, tremendous life.
29:19
Speaker 1: And uh, he's going to be missed by so many,
29:22
Speaker 1: and I love that they got these concerts off in
29:24
Speaker 1: the last couple of weeks before he passed away. My
29:28
Speaker 1: heart goes out to his kids, to his wife, the
29:30
Speaker 1: rest of his family, to all the bandmates who played
29:33
Speaker 1: with him both throughout his solo career. Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne,
29:39
Speaker 1: Rest in peace. You know we're supposed to We're supposed
29:41
Speaker 1: to release those sex Pistols episodes this weekend. Matt Ah.
29:48
Speaker 1: I'm thinking maybe we release we re released the Ozzy
29:51
Speaker 1: Osbourne in the Black Sabbath episodes, maybe in reverse or order,
29:54
Speaker 1: Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath, Excuse Me and then Azzy and
29:59
Speaker 1: just kind of do our own little tribute here to
30:02
Speaker 1: the Prince of Darkness. Save the sex Pistols for another time.
30:07
Speaker 1: I don't know. Like I said, I'm hearing this in
30:09
Speaker 1: real time as I'm recording, and I got a notif
30:12
Speaker 1: I said I got a notification that's not entirely accurate.
30:15
Speaker 1: What actually happened was I got a text from one
30:17
Speaker 1: of you guys from the seven to four our ip
30:20
Speaker 1: to Ozzy. Thursday's after party is gonna hit different when
30:23
Speaker 1: you mentioned it. Yeah, you're right, definitely feel strange to
30:28
Speaker 1: get this get this information in the midst of a recording.
30:32
Speaker 1: But as every great entertainer will tell you, Ozzy Osbourne included,
30:37
Speaker 1: the show must go on. It's rule number one. So
30:41
Speaker 1: with that, we're gonna take a quick break and we'll
30:43
Speaker 1: be back in the flash. All right, we our back,
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Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen here in the after party. Ozzy Osbourne
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Speaker 1: has passed away. We just got this news, and the
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Speaker 1: skies have opened up outside the studio. It's pouring rain
31:10
Speaker 1: right now. You might be able to hear some of
31:11
Speaker 1: that rain, Black Sabbath, Black Sabbath style and the opening
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Speaker 1: seconds little thunder, little rain, and the opening seconds of
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Speaker 1: Ozzy Osborne's great debut. I think it's I think it's apropos.
31:26
Speaker 1: I could wait until the rain dies down, but I'm
31:28
Speaker 1: not gonna. I'm just gonna. I'm just gonna record here
31:30
Speaker 1: in honor of Ozzy Osbourne. But like I said at
31:33
Speaker 1: the end of that last block, the show must go on,
31:36
Speaker 1: and we're gonna do a little bit of business here.
31:37
Speaker 1: We've got to get into our sixty second sports rant
31:40
Speaker 1: and under thirty seconds where you guys indulge me, you
31:43
Speaker 1: give me just a little teensy bit of space to
31:46
Speaker 1: vent on what's happening in sports this week, because yeah,
31:49
Speaker 1: I'm a music guy, and I'm a books guy, and
31:51
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31:54
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32:14
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34:50
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34:52
Speaker 1: want to get into the vault section here mention the
34:54
Speaker 1: now we got all screwed up here today in today's episode,
34:57
Speaker 1: because you know, originally I started to talking about the
35:01
Speaker 1: rewind episodes we're gonna be the sex Pistols episodes. And
35:04
Speaker 1: then in the course of recording this episode, we got
35:06
Speaker 1: news that Ozzy Osbourne had passed away, so sex Pistols
35:11
Speaker 1: will not be in the rewind slots this week. We
35:14
Speaker 1: made a programming decision in real time while recording this
35:17
Speaker 1: and we will have the Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne episodes,
35:21
Speaker 1: two episodes for you and the rewind slots at the
35:24
Speaker 1: end of this week, all right, so you can dive
35:26
Speaker 1: into that and then your sex Pistols episodes. Those will
35:29
Speaker 1: remain in the archive for I don't know, I don't
35:31
Speaker 1: know for how much longer, but Matt will have the
35:33
Speaker 1: show information on those Pistols EPs for you. You want
35:36
Speaker 1: to go check those out. And again, Zeth Lundy wrote
35:38
Speaker 1: his ass off on those also mentioned Johnny Cash, and
35:41
Speaker 1: we of course of a Johnny Cash episodes, so you
35:43
Speaker 1: can listen to that. Matt will have that info for
35:45
Speaker 1: you as well in the show notes. So I got
35:47
Speaker 1: to get out of here. I'm taking off. I'm doing
35:49
Speaker 1: a little tiny vacation tomorrow. And it's uh five point
35:54
Speaker 1: fifty two here Eastern Time on a Tuesday. It's it's
35:58
Speaker 1: I get some Black Sabbath rain happening outside my window
36:01
Speaker 1: right now. I have so much to record tonight. I
36:03
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36:06
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