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McFly'd join us for She Left Me, Lyric Lockdown and Nostalgia! Ep 17 · Galaxy Crashers: The Busted and McFly Podcast

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  Hello and welcome. You're listening to Galaxy
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  Crashers, The Busted, and McFly podcast.
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  The only podcast where the 2 worlds collide.
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  Hosted by us 2 mums who love talking all things busted in
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  McFly and reminiscing on one of the best decades of our lives,
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  The naughties. I'm Shan.
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  And I'm Tay and on this week's episode we are very excited
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  because not only are we heading back to Mcfly's early catalogue
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  and talking about the absolute bop she left me, but we are also
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  welcoming onto the podcast the amazing McFly tribute band,
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  Mcflyde. Yeah, we'll be getting to know
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  them, talking all things McFly, putting them through this or
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  that and asking the all important question, are you Team
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  Busted or are you Team McFly? We'll be diving into Song of the
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  Week and finishing up with a little game that we've got
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  planned for them. So whether you're a hardcore
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  McFly fan, a tribute band lover, or you just accidentally press
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  play and stayed welcome, we're very glad that you're here.
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  So Shannon, how's your week been?
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  Yeah, it's been all right. I finally hit half term so I can
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  now officially say I'm halfway through my first year as ATA.
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  Love that I played well. Halfway.
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  You made it. Thank you.
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  It's been, it's been rough, but I got it.
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  Yeah. I've been doing a lot of running
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  this week. Just call me Harry Judd.
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  I was going to say, all right, Harry, calm down.
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  Do you know so I've been doing Couch 5K and I've got Joe Wiley
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  in my ear and I did did a 30 minute run today and I cried.
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  It's so. Proud of you, Fair play to you
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  kids. I've got the stamina of like a 5
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  year old when it comes to trust. Me 5 weeks ago I couldn't run 90
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  seconds and now I've managed to run 30 minutes and Joe Wiley in
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  my ear was like you can finally call yourself a runner.
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  And I literally out loud in the middle of this like row she just
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  went bitch please because I've been calling myself a runner
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  since week 1. So sorry, Joe.
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  Come on. Yeah, I'm literally on runners
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  high right now. I literally, I just won't stop
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  talking about it. It was my longest run I've ever
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  done today and I stayed at my usual pace, which I'm really
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  proud of because normally I go way too fast at the beginning
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  and then I'm basically walking at the end.
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  But I managed to stay there and I'm really.
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  Proud to say. Yeah.
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  But yeah, apart from that, I'm just trying to take half term
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  with two overactive children one day at a time.
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  Yeah, today they both had to spend most of the day in two
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  separate rooms because they are actually unbearable together.
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  We are. What are we Sunday?
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  And Aria has got a bruise that reaches her eyebrow all the way
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  to her ear because Autumn has slammed a door.
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  She's gone to slam a door and Strop and it's hit her and hit
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  Aria in her face, the other side and the handle has just like
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  this. There's literally a handle mark
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  on her face. Oh, she's like handle height as
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  well, isn't she? Because she's 4.
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  So she's like her face in the handle.
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  Oh no, bless her. Oh, that's not good.
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  I'm sorry. You know, I got an injured child
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  last week. I got an injured one this week.
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  I mean, one day I'll be able to, you know, finish a week with
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  them both in one piece. One day.
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  Maybe one day. It'll be fine, I'm sure.
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  Don't worry about it. It's all good.
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  How was your week anyway? Yeah, good.
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  It was my birthday last Friday, which was so, so fun.
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  I took the day off work and we went to Lyme Regis for the
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  weekend, which was so fun. I, my husband took me away for
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  the weekend. We stayed in this really cute
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  little cottage. And then on the whole day on
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  Saturday, we went fossil hunting, which is like my
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  absolute dream. I'm not gonna lie.
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  I was. I was channelling Mary Anning
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  like I was finding dinosaurs. We did actually find some really
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  cool stuff. I got loads of ammonite fossils.
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  I found what I think is an ichthyosaur vertebrae.
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  And I've also found like a fossil trace, like footprint
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  kind of thing, which has turned to pyrite, which is amazing.
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  So yeah, it's been really fun. I really enjoyed that.
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  And this week, obviously we've got half term starting tomorrow.
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  So your half term is different to ours.
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  So our half term is this week so I'm quite lucky because my
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  daughter still goes to nursery so I get 3 days to myself so I'm
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  going to make the most of that. It does technically start
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  tomorrow, but obviously it was the weekend.
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  We get 10 days this this afternoon and some kid was like,
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  oh, we've got a week off. I was like, I literally said to
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  him, do not take those three days away from me.
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  Do not take this at least 10 days and I'm going to own that
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  those 10 days because. Definitely. 10 days of me
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  staying in one piece and not having to scream at somebody
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  else's child. Oh, I get you 100%, I get you.
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  But I did actually take. I've taken a job tomorrow at a
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  nursery so I've got only two days to myself this week, but
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  it's fine those two days I'll be able to do some wallpapering and
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  clean my bathroom properly. So yay, all fun and games isn't
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  it? For a mum over 30 it's all good.
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  Oh dear. OK, so now we're all caught up.
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  We should probably get straight in because we've got some very,
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  very special guests coming on today.
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  And that is the wonderful band McFly.
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  Welcome to Galaxy Crashes podcast.
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  How? Are you Bonjour?
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  All good for. Bonjour.
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  Hello. Hello, hello.
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  There's so many of you. It's so, so exciting to see so
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  many different names on my screen all at the same time.
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  So we'll do this one by one so that we don't all talk all over
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  each other, if that makes sense. Nice.
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  Yeah. So for anyone listening who
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  might not know you yet, tell us a bit about yeah, who's who,
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  Who's what in the band. Sure, Yeah.
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  So I'm Sam and I am the Harry Judd of the band.
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  And I don't go running, unfortunately, like Harry Judd
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  does. I I really should, but I don't
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  unfortunately. Good super.
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  He's next. Scott is next.
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  Scott over to. You Hi, I'm I'm Scott and I play
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  bass in the band, the Dougie of the band.
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  The Dougie of the band, the one and only Dougie pointer Super.
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  Thank you, Scott Lewis. Hi, I'm Lewis and I am the one
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  half of the guitar section and I am the Tom Fletcher.
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  Ah, our man, our man. Tommy F Woody, over to you.
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  Hello, I'm Woody and I'm the other half of the guitar section
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  and I'm the Danny Jones. The Danny Jones of the band.
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  One question for you, one question for you, Woody, Do you,
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  do you have Danny Jones's persona or just the the vocal
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  side of things? Well, you'll have to come along
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  to a show to find that out. We are very much up for that,
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  but just to let you know. He hasn't either.
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  Yeah. But that's a good sales
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  technique though. Yeah, I'm going.
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  To find out. No it's fine, we'll leave it in.
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  We love it. We live really far away from
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  anywhere where anyone plays. I live in literally the I always
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  call it the tower of the country.
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  We are the South, the very southwest of the UK in the
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  bottom part of Cornwall. So I am like 4 hours away from
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  any McFly gig which is so frustrating but you know, if you
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  add Cornwall onto your list for your tour then why not?
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  We'll definitely. We are looking, we are looking
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  the cobblestones down in what is that in Bridgewater at some
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  point? No, Bridgewater, me.
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  That's like 3 hours away from me, yeah.
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  So 3 hours. So far.
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  So Shannon lives in Devon, so she's like Honita near Exeter.
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  So, you know, I'll just say it, you're Shannon.
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  It's fine. Awesome.
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  Thank you so much. Yeah, why not?
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  Thank you so much for introducing yourself.
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  So the next question we've got for you is how did the band come
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  to be? I think, Sam, we've nominated
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  you to to answer this question. Yeah, no worries.
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  So, so I originally was in a Busted tribute band, the Busted
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  Experience, and I was playing drums for those guys and there
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  was a few line up changes there and I heard about Woody.
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  So the bases at the time met Woody and Woody said he was
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  trying to get a McFly tribute band off the off the ground.
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  So after a couple of changes of line up in the Busted band,
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  Woody actually came in to step in as the Charlie Simpson for
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  one of our gigs. And so did Scott to be fair as
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  well. But yeah, so Woody came in and I
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  spoke to Woody and I said, look, do you want to get this McFly
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  band off the ground? He was like, yeah, absolutely,
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  definitely. So I said, yeah, I'm all over
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  that, let's go for it. So me and Woody were yeah, we we
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  got talking and things like that.
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  And then there was only one person for the job of being
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  Dougie, and that was Scott. I used to play a band with Scott
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  God, 2000 And of course, Scott, what was it, 2010, two, 1009?
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  We were playing in the band together back in the day.
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  It must be made. Yeah, Well, yeah.
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  Yeah, it was an original pop punk band we were in and we've
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  we've stayed in touch over the years, but obviously played in
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  different bands. And I just messed him and said
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  look mate, I'm starting the McFly band you in.
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  And he literally immediately messed him back saying yes,
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  that's it, yes. I mean.
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  So that was I'm up for it exactly.
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  And Scott is at the ready. Yeah, and Scott's always been
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  one of Scott's been, always been one of my favourite bassists to
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  play alongside and he's one of the best backing vocalists
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  around as well. So I had to have him in the
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  band. So had that sorted out.
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  You're too. Nice, I know, but.
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  You know, you speak so highly. It's really nice.
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  Yeah, it's true. It's true.
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  And then, and then the, the last piece of the puzzle was trying
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  to get the Tom Fletcher. So we reached out to a few
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  friends of ours, like close friends who we know already.
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  And a lot of them, they, they were up for it, but they just
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  didn't fit the bill of Tom Fletcher, IE they couldn't get
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  the right picture, the voice, or they didn't have the right
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  persona. So I put, I put an add on, join
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  my band and we put all over Facebook and stuff.
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  And then we just got an e-mail the blue from 2 chaps.
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  One of them was Lewis. And so we auditioned them both
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  auditioned the first chap. He was really good, but just
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  didn't fit the bill for us, unfortunately.
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  So we auditioned Lewis the next day and immediately, as soon as
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  he started singing one for the radio, we went, Yep, that's our
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  Tom Fletcher. And yeah, so we got Lewis in and
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  we, we didn't know Lewis at all before.
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  So we got to know him over the last year or so or like a few
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  months or whatever. And yeah, we've just been
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  working together really hard to to try and, you know, get this
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  this whole project off the ground and get gigging and get
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  content out there and stuff. So that's how the back story the
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  band's built up. Also what a great song for like
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  a a audition. Sorry, my screen just went
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  black. Yeah, we, we picked songs that
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  were yeah, yeah, we picked songs made that end up by Tom.
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  So we done like, yeah, one for the radio.
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  I can't remember the others now and then, but we it was mainly
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  Tom driven songs that we picked and to be completely Lewis just
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  smashed them all literally on our first rehearsal of us
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  getting together. We've never played together
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  before. He just literally hit every
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  single and we're like, yeah, that that's that's the one.
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  We're we're ready now. We're.
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  Good to go. He's got a very unique voice,
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  isn't he? Tom Fletcher?
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  I mean, they all do in their own way, but I think.
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  Let's go with high. Yeah, hi.
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  His great word. Oh my God, his range is insane.
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  So for for background, you guys probably don't know much about
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  us if you haven't listened to our other episodes, but we're
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  both musical theatre trained, so we did a lot of performing
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  ourselves in a very different way to what you do.
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  Yeah, we did try gigging once and it was an absolute fail.
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  Yeah, just the two of us. But we we're very much like
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  understanding of vocal abilities and how hard it is to perform
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  live. And like, that's why I think
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  we're so obsessed with the band because we know they are live
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  singers. It must be quite difficult as
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  well-being like a tribute band, people coming and like expecting
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  to see, you know, that sort of persona from the.
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  Yeah, because the band are proper like they like put on a
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  show. Yeah, they're very like
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  entertaining, aren't they? Yeah.
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  And my question was why McFly? I know like you mentioned that
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  you were in a busted experience band and that you sort of got
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  the idea from there. But was it always going to be
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  McFly? Did it sort of like happen
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  naturally or there any other like ideas flying around us to
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  sort of tribute bands or but? Always McFly bands there with
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  with myself. McFly wasn't really on my radar
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  to being a tribute band. It was only when it was
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  mentioned to me that Woody's looking to start with a tribute
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  band, I was like, oh, actually that might be a lot of fun, to
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  be honest. And then that's then I was like
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  pursuing Woody to get this, this project started and we just
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  carried on from there. So no, it was always going to be
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  McFly. Just, it wasn't on my radar
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  personally. But I know Woody had sort of, he
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  wanted to get something off, off the ground with this.
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  I don't know if Woody's got anything he wanted to add on to
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  that. Yeah, so, so for me what it is
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  is I've been in tribute bands for the last 10 years.
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  Nice. The the main one being a status
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  Quo tribute band and. Oh cool.
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  I'm playing to a lot of old people, I'm not going to lie.
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  Like look at the audience and it's all like shiny heads and
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  grey hair. So nothing.
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  Wrong with the big grey hair. I thought it's time for a bit of
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  a change and I've seen McFly for quite a few years consecutive
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  and just the energy that we've given out.
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  The crowds were loving it and I thought, OK, could be on to
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  something here. So I went online, looked to see
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  if there's any like McFly tribute bands, and there was a
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  couple of like Mcbusted ones. But yeah, there weren't really
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  many around. So I thought, OK, we like there
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  could be like a market opening here for this.
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  Yeah, definitely. Pretty much what we did with
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  podcasting. Shan, don't you think we did the
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  same thing? We wanted to start a podcast.
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  Is there a McFly podcast? There was one very small one in
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  America and we were like, well, we live in the UK.
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  We're a bit bit different. We're going to give it a go and
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  here we are. So, you know, I love that.
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  That's awesome. Amazing.
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  Thank you so much for sharing your origins story.
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  It's always nice to know where you guys have come from.
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  Yeah, how's the online reaction been since forming the band?
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  Are you getting loads of like 30 year old mums reliving their
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  youth or is that just us? The, the, the, the plan with the
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  band, when we first go together, the plan was to build the online
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  presence first. So it was not go out gigging
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  straight away. First we've got to build the
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  set. I've got to make all the kind of
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  backing tracks or the metronomes.
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  I'm making all the videos at the moment to when we do the live
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  show, there's going to be all visuals and stuff as well.
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  So along with that, we've got to build the online brand.
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  So we were just working on getting like TikTok and
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  Instagram sort of up to speed. And so far the response we've
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  got is pretty positive. I've got to say it's, it's been
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  really, you're good. You get the odd person, you
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  know, who comments saying, oh, you know, why are you tributing
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  the band? None of them are dead yet.
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  You know, it's like, well, you know, we're tributing the music,
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  you know, or there's there's people who comment saying, oh,
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  why do people do this? Why not just going to say the
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  real band? It's like, well, we're doing
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  this to make it more accessible to people.
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  People who might not be able to travel to can't.
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  Afford. It yeah, all kind of thought
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  exactly right so that's why we do and also just because we all
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  enjoy playing the music as well so yeah, people.
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  Need to grow up? Yeah.
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  And I will say a lot of our demographic, I've got to say a
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  lot of our demographic though, who follow us online are people
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  who are, we're all in our like in our 30s.
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  And apart from I think Lewis, you're Woody's the youngest,
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  Woody's the youngest. So a lot of, a lot of our
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  followers in their 30s, some are, you know, older.
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  We do get a lot of like the younger view audience as well.
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  So it's a, it's a whole range of honestly, but we know the ones
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  who are like our age, they're kind of are probably really
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  living their youth very much like Busted fans as well.
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  So yeah, it's, it's just, that's what we're getting.
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  So that's what we're finding so far of our sort.
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  Of our audience. I will say also, since starting
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  the podcast, we've realised that there is there's actually a lot
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  of younger. Oh my God, I was just about to
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  say the same thing. We're so on the same wavelength.
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  We spend way too much time talking about McFly.
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  There is the same like I thought it was just like people who
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  listened to them when they were like my age, when they were
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  younger. And from starting this podcast
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  we've realised that it's like 1617 year olds that listen to
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  them and I just think I their music is like kind of timeless.
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  It's just fun, isn't it? And it's an yeah, the age range
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  seems to go from like like mid teenagers to like 40-50 year old
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  women and men as well. Not, you know, putting men out
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  of the, but a lot of women. But one thing that we will warn
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  you about the McFly fandom is they can get a bit Cray Cray,
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  which is something that we've we've witnessed.
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  They are very feisty and they're very patriotic, kind of with
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  McFly, aren't they? Let's put it that way.
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  Everybody has their opinions. And, you know, you're new to the
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  scene. I'm sure you will experience it
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  like we have. But just just, you know, just
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  keep your eye out for it because they can be crazy, Yeah.
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  When we, when when I played, when I played down in the
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  cobblestones with the busted experience.
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  Obviously the demographics are, you know, because we're
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  supporting a Blink 182 tribute and the demographic was like
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  pretty much 30s and above. Probably a few like younger
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  ones. But yeah, they will.
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  And a bit crazy as well. Like especially when like year
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  3000, it just went crazy in there.
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  It was. Yeah, God is the 30 year olds
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  that are the Cray. Cray is not the younger ones.
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  We can't go. Clubbing anymore, That's our
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  form of clubbing. You know, we get our kids from
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  going to see live music. That is it.
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  That is it. I love it.
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  My other question was what sort of songs do you get requested a
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  lot, like to put in your live sets?
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  Is it something that like you've made your set list based on the
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  things that you love, or are you sort of trying to think about
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  what the audience might want from your sets?
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  Well, I'll, I'll hand this one over to Woody, because Woody's
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  actually the one who's put the set together because he's seen
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  McFly the most out of all of us. Nice.
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  So, So what, what I've done really is I've looked over the
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  last sort of like four or five years at the McFly setlists just
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  to sort of see what they do live because they know what goes down
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  well at a concert. You know, they've put some songs
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  in before that might not have worked well so they haven't
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  played it since. So I've kind of all, all the
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  like ones that they've, they've done live that have been like
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  consistent, I've put into the setlist because they're kind of
• 18:07
  you have to do them because that's your hits, you've got all
• 18:10
  about you. You've got, obviously you've got
• 18:11
  5 colours, you know, you've got your staple songs that you have
• 18:14
  to do to keep say, just like the General Panthers happy.
• 18:18
  You know, if someone comes to us, it isn't necessarily a McFly
• 18:20
  fan, they, they expect to hear those songs because that's what
• 18:23
  they know. But we've also sort of tried to
• 18:26
  put in a few, I say rarer ones, but some of the ones that they
• 18:30
  don't necessarily do live much can.
• 18:35
  You tell us which ones. Well, we've been rehearsing up,
• 18:39
  I'll give you one. We've been rehearsing up Wild
• 18:40
  and Young that was in the set for, that was in the set for
• 18:45
  what, 2, two years, three years And then and then it got
• 18:47
  dropped. So, you know, we've put that in
• 18:50
  a set and there's a couple of others, but I don't want to give
• 18:53
  too much away because no, don't. No, no, come on, enjoy yourself.
• 18:57
  Thank you for sharing. I love that though, because when
• 19:00
  I was, like, creating the lyric lockdown quiz, I was like, oh, I
• 19:03
  don't know, like, which songs to do because I was like, I don't
• 19:06
  know you guys. So we didn't know, like, what
• 19:08
  sort of McFly songs are you like doing the generic, you know,
• 19:11
  popular ones? Are you doing a couple of
• 19:13
  obscure ones or? So I was like, made it quite
• 19:16
  easy. And I'm sort of regretting that
• 19:17
  now. I feel like I should have put a
• 19:18
  few more harder songs into the list because knowing those, you
• 19:23
  know, if you know those ones and you're probably going to know a
• 19:25
  lot more of the more obscure ones.
• 19:27
  So amazing. Thank you so much.
• 19:29
  Yeah, why not? We love an obscure song.
• 19:32
  Super. Thank you so much.
• 19:33
  Before I we move on to the next section.
• 19:35
  I did. I want to ask one more thing and
• 19:36
  that was if you guys take inspiration from anywhere else.
• 19:40
  I know you're a tribute band, so obviously McFly are like you're
• 19:43
  all about the the band and the sound and all of that, but I'd
• 19:45
  be interested to know sort of if you guys have any other musical
• 19:48
  influence that you sort of look up to.
• 19:52
  Yeah, but for me personally, I'm a bit of a metalhead, you see.
• 19:55
  So I like all metal music and heavy guitars.
• 19:59
  Not so much screaming, but it's screaming tied in with singing I
• 20:02
  like. So bands like Periphery, Yeah,
• 20:05
  bands like Periphery I really like and Spirit Box, things like
• 20:09
  that. Really enjoy listening.
• 20:10
  So, but I like, I listen to anything.
• 20:11
  That's the thing. I listen to absolutely anything.
• 20:13
  Blues. I played in Blues bands, pop
• 20:15
  punk bands, you know, Blink 182, obviously in Green Day, like the
• 20:18
  my childhood bands who I absolutely love and adore.
• 20:22
  The. Green Day days was so good.
• 20:25
  Yeah, exactly. So that's why I kind of hate
• 20:26
  inspiration from those sorts of that sort of music.
• 20:29
  But I'll listen to anything. Lush, I love that.
• 20:31
  And in terms of like the I know there's a few of you.
• 20:34
  I know that the your lead singers, what kind of
• 20:38
  inspiration do you guys take? Let's go Woody, what sort of
• 20:42
  inspiration do you take from other bands?
• 20:44
  Have you got any other sort of main ones that you like that you
• 20:46
  sort of take inspiration from? Obviously, yeah, as I mentioned
• 20:49
  earlier, I've been in the Status Quo tribute band for nearly ten
• 20:53
  years now and I was a massive Status Quo fan growing up.
• 20:56
  You know, my my dad, like took me every every year two or three
• 21:00
  times to go and see them. And like the 70s was, was
• 21:03
  massive in my house. Like he loved T Rex, he loves
• 21:06
  sweet, he loves Slade. So like the glam rock era I'm
• 21:10
  quite, quite fond of. But but for me, yeah, it's got a
• 21:13
  big status quo. I've seen them the most.
• 21:15
  And I mean, Francis, the front man, he, he's got a good persona
• 21:19
  about him and he can really sort of work a crowd.
• 21:22
  So yeah, I kind of love that. Base myself off him as well as
• 21:26
  Danny Jones now you know well. Danny.
• 21:28
  Guitar tech for him, Lewis don't need guitar tech for him, Woody.
• 21:31
  Yeah, yeah, I've done a couple of festival dates a couple of
• 21:34
  years ago as a guitar tech for Status Quo.
• 21:36
  That's good fun. That's so good, So good.
• 21:39
  Been backstage? Definitely something you should
• 21:41
  have led with. That is so cool.
• 21:43
  Yeah, I wear that on a T-shirt of that.
• 21:47
  Get a little badge with it on. Yeah, I love that.
• 21:50
  Oh super. Thank you so much.
• 21:54
  OK, so it's time for this or that McFly edition.
• 21:57
  No thinking too hard, just vibes that quick fire answers each
• 22:01
  member answers each question. OK, so one question 4 answers.
• 22:04
  And the main thing for this is to just go with your gut.
• 22:07
  Don't think about it too much. OK, we're gonna start.
• 22:10
  Sam Scott. Who?
• 22:12
  Last night. Me.
• 22:13
  Changed her mind about the week before.
• 22:16
  I couldn't put right, hear me out.
• 22:18
  It was what was it Saturday night versus down by the lake?
• 22:22
  And I chose chose Saturday night.
• 22:24
  And then I was just like, I've made the worst decision.
• 22:26
  And a week later I was still thinking about it.
• 22:28
  So let me off. We're going to go.
• 22:30
  Sam's got Lewis, Woody, OK, Sam's going to start.
• 22:34
  Nice. OK, first one, five colours in
• 22:36
  her hair or obviously. Sam.
• 22:40
  Personally, I, I do, I like obviously, yeah, obviously for
• 22:44
  me. OK, Scott 5.
• 22:48
  Colours. Oh, Lewis. 5 colours.
• 22:52
  And Woody? 5 colours.
• 22:56
  Oh, OK, nice. I was definitely obviously on
• 22:59
  that one. I think I was as well.
• 23:02
  But you hate five and five colours and a hair and.
• 23:04
  Like it's live colours apart from when it's live and then
• 23:06
  it's a 10 out of 10. 10 out of 10.
• 23:08
  Exactly. I'll give you that, yeah.
• 23:11
  OK, next one. Early McFly as in Teenagers on
• 23:15
  guitars and Pure Chaos, or later McFly with polished pop rock
• 23:19
  songs. Do you know what, since their
• 23:23
  since their newer stuff's come down, I actually preferred it
• 23:25
  because you just hear it's more of a mature McFly.
• 23:27
  So some of the songs like really matured and I do I I relate to
• 23:31
  those a bit more. So yeah, they're they're later
• 23:33
  stuff for me personally. OK.
• 23:34
  Later for you Scott, both. Can I have both?
• 23:39
  No, you can't. Sorry.
• 23:41
  This is this or that. It's not this or that or both.
• 23:44
  Oh, OK, I'm going to say later. It kind of hurts me to say later
• 23:51
  because I like the early stuff too so but I'm going to I'm
• 23:53
  going to say later. OK, no worries.
• 23:56
  Go on, Lewis. Such a hard 10.
• 24:01
  Let's go. I'm going earlier.
• 24:04
  I'm going earlier. Oh, I love it.
• 24:05
  I'm going early. I'm going to say later only
• 24:10
  because I was introduced to them in the later years.
• 24:15
  Ah, OK, that's fine. Perfect answer.
• 24:17
  No problem. OK, good.
• 24:18
  Yeah, I like that one. Right.
• 24:20
  So next one is Danny's vocals or Tom's vocals.
• 24:27
  Danny's vocals for me, he's he's got a bit more.
• 24:29
  I like a grunty vocal, so he's got a good bit of grunt.
• 24:32
  He's got such a great range as well.
• 24:33
  Yeah, he's got a really. I'm not disputing Toms, but
• 24:36
  Danny's just got, he's just got an amazing range of vocal.
• 24:41
  Good. OK, Super, Scott.
• 24:44
  I'm going to say Danny, just think he's got a really good
• 24:47
  range and he just looks good when he's singing.
• 24:49
  Oh. Yeah, he does.
• 24:50
  We can agree there, Lewis. I'm going to go Danny just
• 24:55
  because now I've realised Tom's an absolute pain in the ass to
• 24:58
  sing, so I'm going to Danny. Okay, okay.
• 25:03
  And Woody? Let's just put a lot of pressure
• 25:06
  on me in it so I'm show up. I'm going to say Tom just to
• 25:10
  just to claw my back for him. Back, back the boy, back the
• 25:14
  Fletcher. Me and me and Shan would
• 25:16
  probably be opposites because I'm Tom and Shannon's Danny so.
• 25:20
  Yeah, but do you know what? I think they're so different
• 25:22
  because Danny's so like raw and like almost.
• 25:25
  He makes it look effortless. But Tom is so polished.
• 25:28
  Do you know what I mean? Unique.
• 25:29
  That's it. Yeah, I was gonna say clean.
• 25:31
  His vocals are so clean and. They're just, they don't
• 25:33
  compliment each other really well.
• 25:35
  Oh, they. Really do faultless.
• 25:37
  Definitely so. Well OK, next one playing a tiny
• 25:41
  sweaty club but everyone knows every lyric.
• 25:43
  Or a massive festival crowd where only 25% of them are
• 25:47
  singing. Tiny sweaty club for me.
• 25:50
  You've done it before and it's a great atmosphere when everyone's
• 25:52
  singing, no matter the size of the venue, if it's full and
• 25:55
  they're all singing, it's amazing.
• 25:57
  OK, good. Love that Scott.
• 26:00
  Same for me, small club. Lush, Lewis.
• 26:04
  Yep, small and packed out. Lush and woody.
• 26:09
  Yeah, full house, small, packed out and sweaty.
• 26:11
  I love that, and also I think as a viewer I prefer being in a
• 26:16
  small setting. Than an intimate shows.
• 26:19
  I miss the intimate shows. They are the best, the intimate.
• 26:22
  Shows My first McFly gig was literally called the Up Close
• 26:25
  and Personal Tour and it was just.
• 26:28
  That's where I saw them as well. Yeah, I can't even remember the
• 26:31
  first time I actually, that's a lie.
• 26:33
  I was 11. 9. 2000 and nine, 2008, something like that, yeah.
• 26:37
  I was 11 and it was powder and Castle and they were supporting
• 26:41
  busted. Well, I saw them there as well,
• 26:42
  but my first like, yeah, my first like proper.
• 26:45
  I've gone to a McFly show. Not I've seen them support
• 26:48
  Busted, Yeah. Yeah, I get you.
• 26:50
  I get you. OK, next one.
• 26:53
  Yeah, next one. So matching outfits or
• 26:56
  individual style. Depends on the on the event, but
• 27:00
  individual style for me. Just put a short answer to it.
• 27:03
  OK, Scott. Same for me, individual style.
• 27:07
  Nice Lewis. I'm going to go individual
• 27:11
  because I could not see us all wearing matchy matching Dungy's
• 27:15
  dungarees. Why not?
• 27:17
  Why not? They're Woody.
• 27:21
  Yeah, I'm going to have to go individual as well.
• 27:23
  I hate matching. There you go.
• 27:26
  Some bands really work matching. Although there's been a couple
• 27:28
  of photo shoots with McFly where I'm all down for matching suits
• 27:32
  because the suits, yeah, black and white suits, I'm so.
• 27:35
  OK with yeah, what was the, what was the, what was the gig, the
• 27:38
  shows they did where they were all wearing the matching tartan
• 27:40
  outfits and stuff and they looked pretty cool there.
• 27:41
  That was like Love is easy vibe, wasn't it?
• 27:44
  Oh yeah, very much love is easy vibe.
• 27:46
  Definitely I I love that they can just get away with anything
• 27:49
  though They really can. Like they all have their own
• 27:51
  individual styles. If you think Dougie, you think
• 27:53
  dungarees, you think, you think more like suit jacket and tie.
• 27:57
  You think Danny. I think he's more like like
• 27:59
  baggy T-shirt or like, you know, band T-shirt or something.
• 28:02
  And then Harry's always got like a tight T-shirt and like, jeans
• 28:05
  on it. I just.
• 28:06
  Oh, I love. Yeah.
• 28:07
  I love all that. I'll allow matching if we ever
• 28:09
  do a Backstreet Boys tribute. Yeah, there.
• 28:12
  You. Go white suits.
• 28:14
  Why not? Why not?
• 28:16
  OK, fine, all this or that. Would you rather meet McFly in
• 28:19
  2004 or meet McFly now? Me McFly now, just because, you
• 28:25
  know, talk about the journey they've been on and go back to
• 28:27
  my first answer or the second answer, it was like how much
• 28:31
  they've been chilled over the years.
• 28:32
  Yeah. Love that.
• 28:34
  That's a great answer, Scott. Yeah, I'd say meet them now, go
• 28:40
  for a little drink after a gig. That'd be cool.
• 28:43
  Oh my gosh, imagine that would be so good, Lewis.
• 28:47
  Yeah, definitely. Now, definitely.
• 28:49
  OK. And Woody?
• 28:52
  Yeah, yeah, same for me. I reckon it has been now only
• 28:54
  because, you know, they've been on the same journey all together
• 28:58
  for so long, so they've got more advice to give.
• 29:02
  Definitely as a musician. Stop doing a tribute band.
• 29:07
  They'd never say that I'm I'm sure they'd be fully supportive
• 29:11
  I think. I don't have an answer for that
• 29:12
  one. I couldn't answer that.
• 29:14
  I think that's really hard because in my head I'm like, I'd
• 29:16
  love, like you guys have said, I'd love to like meet them now
• 29:19
  and talk to them about, you know, their whole journey and
• 29:21
  like what it's been like to be in the band.
• 29:23
  And like, we, we know so much about them now.
• 29:25
  But also, there's part of me that's like, I might have stand
• 29:28
  a chance with them in 2004. He's straight, we're young and.
• 29:34
  Just ask Danny why he's straight there so much.
• 29:36
  Yeah, I was nerdy. They were nerdy.
• 29:38
  I could maybe I could get in there then, but I just don't
• 29:41
  stand a chance now. You'd be a groupie, would you?
• 29:45
  I would have definitely been a groupie mate.
• 29:47
  I'd be a groupie now if they'd let me and if I didn't have to
• 29:50
  stay at home with my child, I'd be on that door bus.
• 29:53
  You know me. It's time for Song of the Week.
• 29:59
  And this week we are talking all about McFly song She Left Me.
• 30:18
  Oh yeah this song has such early era McFly energy.
• 30:21
  I actually really love this song.
• 30:24
  My rating for this song is literally you'll be so shocked.
• 30:27
  9 out of 10. I actually can't believe I'm
• 30:29
  seeing this. Yeah, it's 9 out of 10, and then
• 30:32
  it's 10 out of 10 for the acoustic version and then like
• 30:35
  11 out of 10 for it live. Wow.
• 30:38
  I love this song. It's not my it's not Can I just
• 30:40
  say I'm giving myself this because this isn't even my
• 30:44
  highest rated song on the album. OK and I've got 9 out of 10 so
• 30:48
  don't judge my. I was to say 11 out of 10.
• 30:50
  How can you get faster than? That, well, I loved.
• 30:54
  I love it live. I do.
• 30:55
  It's one of those songs where you're like, you know, holding
• 30:57
  your metaphorical lighters in the air, you know, it's, it's
• 31:01
  such a good song. It's my highest rated song on
• 31:03
  this album so far. I just think it's really
• 31:05
  deserved. It has the storytelling vibe,
• 31:08
  which we all know I love. It's got like a good Moody
• 31:11
  undertone and it's just a wonderful song, a proper sing
• 31:14
  along. I just, I think it's brilliant
• 31:17
  and I like the little. I think.
• 31:19
  I know you've written it, but when I was listening to it
• 31:20
  earlier and I was trying to think about my notes, so I was
• 31:22
  like, I think I genuinely quote at least once a week.
• 31:27
  Yeah, man, loads. So yeah.
• 31:34
  So what's your rating? OK, so for this song, I feel
• 31:38
  like it's one of those songs that feels really simple on the
• 31:41
  surface, but it really does like stick in your head and I cannot
• 31:46
  lie, it gives me proper like grease lightning musical vibes.
• 31:50
  It's very stranded at the drive in meets hopelessly devoted to
• 31:55
  you, which you know, I am all for.
• 31:58
  So I'm going to give I'm going to give it a 7.
• 32:01
  I feel like I'm I quite like this song again, it's sorry.
• 32:05
  It's not one of my favourites, but it's definitely up there.
• 32:09
  It's one that once I've listened to it like once or twice, I
• 32:12
  again am walking around the house singing it or humming it.
• 32:15
  Also, can we just talk about the harmonies and the backing?
• 32:19
  Vocals, that's what I mean. The acoustic version is just
• 32:23
  like there. I have no notes on the acoustic
• 32:26
  version. And I love the little like
• 32:28
  echoes that, you know, they do like the anymore anymore in the
• 32:32
  back. So kiss.
• 32:34
  Very hopelessly devoted. Now you've said it.
• 32:36
  I can't not. Hear grease.
• 32:38
  It is so grease it's unreal. And can we also talk about how
• 32:41
  it very, very much mimics Westlife and Boys Own vibes?
• 32:46
  Yeah, like. I can see the life 2 steps
• 32:48
  sitting on stools standing up. See.
• 32:51
  I can see the two step with the click, you know, like the yeah,
• 32:54
  that's how I see it. Like the Westlife 2 step with
• 32:57
  the kicks. It's insane.
• 32:59
  And also the I left messages after the tone where they the
• 33:03
  music changed. So it sounds like it sounds like
• 33:07
  he's on the answer machine. And then he says, yeah, really?
• 33:10
  And then Danny goes. It's the Yemen.
• 33:12
  Man loads like he's American. I'm like, dude, you're not
• 33:15
  American. You're from England, you're from
• 33:17
  Bolton of all places. You cannot.
• 33:21
  I was a Bolton Wondrous fan when I was younger.
• 33:24
  I don't. Know, but like they've got a
• 33:25
  very cause. Of Danny Jones.
• 33:27
  They've got very thick accent. Don't put an American accent on.
• 33:29
  We all know you're from Bolton. Do you know what I mean?
• 33:31
  Yeah. So now we've given our ratings
• 33:35
  out of 10, we're going to come over to you guys talking about
• 33:38
  the song she left me. Tell us what your rating is.
• 33:40
  And if you've got anything you want to tell us about what you
• 33:42
  like or dislike about the song, then this is your chance.
• 33:45
  So let's go to Sam first. Sure.
• 33:48
  Yeah. I mean, I'm not much of A ballad
• 33:49
  kind of guy. I I like, I like fast.
• 33:52
  They met. The hard songs.
• 33:54
  Yeah. I mean, yeah, I'd probably give
• 33:56
  it like a A7 or six. It gives me the beauty school
• 33:59
  dropout vibes from Greece. Yes.
• 34:01
  Yeah, absolutely. That's the song.
• 34:03
  That's the one I was thinking of.
• 34:04
  Beauty school. Yeah, when I was listening to
• 34:06
  earlier, when I was listening to earlier in the week, I was like,
• 34:09
  yeah, it's, it's, it's like very much Greece and that beautiful
• 34:11
  dropout one. Yeah.
• 34:13
  And like McFly always they hit the they now the vocals, don't
• 34:16
  they? Harmonies and stuff.
• 34:17
  You can't fault them at all. That's what gives it such a like
• 34:20
  that sort of rating. But ballads just aren't really
• 34:23
  my thing, personally. I get you.
• 34:25
  And also, this was 2004 McFly, so this is like young, young
• 34:30
  McFly. It's not like mature McFly
• 34:32
  thing. Yeah, I feel like I'd love to
• 34:33
  hear them because they haven't sang this on the set list for
• 34:36
  quite a while. I can't remember the last time I
• 34:37
  heard this live. And they've probably done it on
• 34:40
  a tour at some point, like as an added song, but I don't remember
• 34:43
  the last time I heard it. I'd love to hear them sing it
• 34:44
  now. OK, let's go to.
• 34:47
  Is it Scott next? Yes, Scott, let's go to you.
• 34:51
  Yeah, I'd say pretty similar to what Sam said.
• 34:55
  I mean, I prefer more of a heavier or faster sort of track,
• 34:59
  so it's not really for me, but it's still a really good song.
• 35:03
  Vocals are lovely on it and it's just got a cool feel, like a
• 35:05
  school disco kind of feel. So I'll probably give it a
• 35:09
  generous 7, but it's just not really for me.
• 35:11
  OK. So we're quite, we're quite
• 35:13
  averaging out on sort of seven anyway, so that's good.
• 35:16
  Lewis, over to you. Yeah, it's kind of an
• 35:19
  interesting one for me. Would I listen to the album
• 35:23
  version? I wouldn't probably choose to
• 35:25
  put it on, but it has its time and a place.
• 35:29
  Definitely acoustically stripped back.
• 35:32
  It's it's really good. It's great.
• 35:35
  I think I remember a video of them, they did it like a
• 35:38
  backstage warm up and someone was just recording.
• 35:41
  It was just acoustic guitar and they were just backstage warming
• 35:44
  up that one earlier. Yeah and yeah.
• 35:46
  We've we've posted that on our our Instagram to promote this.
• 35:51
  Episode. Oh right, yeah, that that is
• 35:54
  perfect. So yeah, the album, I think it's
• 35:57
  a four or five. From Ratings.
• 36:00
  Yeah, I think you're right. Album four or five, but in that
• 36:04
  setting it's a 7 or an 8. OK, super.
• 36:07
  We're happy with that. And finally, over to you then,
• 36:10
  Woody. Yeah, I'm very much with Lewis
• 36:13
  on this one. I'd give it a four or five for
• 36:15
  me with the album, you know, it's their early days, so
• 36:19
  they're not really like as established and accomplished as
• 36:24
  they are now, which is why I think when they've done it
• 36:27
  backstage, acoustically, it was a million times better than what
• 36:31
  it is on the early album. But you know, like, for me, for
• 36:36
  me, it's quite a forgetful song. I'd much rather be slapped in
• 36:39
  the face with a guitar and I'd remember that song, do you know
• 36:41
  what I mean? Whereas a bit, so a bit more
• 36:45
  acoustically, yes. It's not really for me.
• 36:47
  But you know, it's a sweet song at the end of the day.
• 36:49
  I agree actually, because I mean as much I do like the song, but
• 36:52
  one of the points that I've put down, like while I was
• 36:55
  listening, I sort of write some notes and I've put the contrast
• 36:58
  between the upbeat music and this is very, very different.
• 37:02
  And actually, if you think about Mcfly's like early sound, it was
• 37:06
  very like pop rock, you know, like it was really guitar heavy
• 37:10
  and very much like, because they were really different.
• 37:13
  It was the first proper like other than Busted, they were the
• 37:16
  first proper like pop band that were using guitars and playing.
• 37:20
  Their music drive? Yeah, and that was massive for
• 37:23
  the time because the noughties was very pop heavy, wasn't it?
• 37:26
  Let's face it, it was very much back in tracks, covers of old
• 37:30
  music, like girly pop songs. We had a lot of like Britney,
• 37:34
  Rihanna, Westlife, Boyzone, like all of these and then like McFly
• 37:38
  come out of the woodwork. You know, we have a bit of
• 37:39
  Busted, then Busted disappear and then McFly become massive
• 37:43
  because they actually were writing their own music, singing
• 37:46
  their own music, playing their own music and creating songs
• 37:49
  that has such. It was the IT was the era of
• 37:52
  cheese. Yes, it was definitely.
• 37:55
  And you were right. And that wasn't a bad thing
• 37:57
  because we actually, we love a bit of cheese.
• 38:01
  Definitely. But you're right in that like
• 38:03
  there is a massive contrast between the sort of upbeat
• 38:07
  guitar heavy songs and this. This isn't that sort of vibe, is
• 38:10
  it? So it doesn't really for me fit
• 38:13
  into their like early sound. But like you said, it does work
• 38:16
  really well live. You know, I think a lot of their
• 38:20
  songs are different live. When you hear them live, you can
• 38:23
  sort of just see it in a different way.
• 38:24
  I think it's underrated though. I do think it's underrated.
• 38:27
  I think that actually a lot of people probably wouldn't know
• 38:31
  this song. Unless you were like a quite a
• 38:33
  big McFly fan, you're unlikely to know this song because it
• 38:37
  was. Was it even released as a
• 38:39
  single? I don't know whether it was even
• 38:41
  released. It was on the album, wasn't it?
• 38:42
  But I don't think it was even released as a single.
• 38:44
  So interesting, interesting things to think about.
• 38:48
  But thank you so much for giving us your ratings.
• 38:49
  What we're going to do now, we would really love to get your
• 38:53
  opinions on some of the songs that we've already covered
• 38:55
  because we're on episode 17. So we've half of these episodes
• 38:59
  of McFly and half of them are Busted.
• 39:01
  So we alternate each week, but we'd really like to get your
• 39:04
  opinions on the McFly songs that we've covered so far and, and a
• 39:08
  few that are to come in an upcoming week.
• 39:11
  So what I'd like to do first is think about your rank.
• 39:15
  Rank out of 10, because that's what we do.
• 39:17
  And like I said before, Shannon has had some brutal ratings,
• 39:21
  Haven't you? Shannon shown up to it.
• 39:23
  I'm just do you know what? I'll I'm just I am such a like
• 39:28
  Radioactive and onwards aren't those are my albums?
• 39:32
  And I'm early McFly, so we're that sort of like the opposite,
• 39:34
  aren't we? I love these early albums.
• 39:40
  Tim. Do you next bit Shan?
• 39:42
  Oh, sorry. Waiting for you.
• 39:45
  Literally just stay on the screen.
• 39:47
  Yeah. So we would love to get your
• 39:48
  ratings on them. And now we are only ranking them
• 39:50
  against other McFly songs, so not the wider songs of pop rock.
• 39:55
  So just compared to their other discography songs really.
• 39:59
  That's something that a lot of people like.
• 40:00
  I think when we rank them, I want to make sure people know
• 40:04
  that we're ranking them against themselves.
• 40:06
  Not about, not against like pop rock songs of the naughties in
• 40:10
  general because they'd be a lot higher than some of the songs
• 40:13
  that were out in the naughties. So what we're going to do is I'm
• 40:16
  going to, instead of coming to each of you for each song
• 40:19
  because that's going to take forever.
• 40:20
  And as lovely as that would be, I'm going to give you a song
• 40:23
  each. OK, so we're starting at the
• 40:25
  very top with Sam and five Colours in a hair.
• 40:28
  Sam, what would we rate 5 colours in a hair and why?
• 40:32
  I would give it a good solid 8, maybe even 9.
• 40:35
  It's the iconic song, isn't it? Is the iconic song.
• 40:39
  I do prefer the live version than the album version.
• 40:42
  Even when it was released there was the American version, wasn't
• 40:44
  it? Which one?
• 40:44
  I think they actually do live now.
• 40:47
  So yeah, I'll give it a solid 8. OK, we're up for that.
• 40:50
  No worries at all. So Scott, over to you.
• 40:53
  Yours is obviously Oh. Really good song, I love playing
• 40:59
  the bass line. It's.
• 41:01
  Actually a really cool bass band actually, so I'm going to give
• 41:04
  it a nine just because of how much I enjoy playing it.
• 41:09
  That's so bold. I like that bold and brave lush
• 41:13
  Okie Dokie Lewis, We're going to you next with room on the third
• 41:17
  floor. Sticking with the highest scores
• 41:19
  here, it's a solid 9, especially live as well when you're in an
• 41:26
  arena and they're doing that song and the whole crowd is
• 41:29
  singing the Na Na Nas, that is a special moment.
• 41:33
  So good, so good. We agree.
• 41:35
  Actually, I think Room on the 3rd Floor was one of our lower
• 41:38
  rated track songs, but one of the higher rated live songs
• 41:41
  because we completely agree and that you cannot not join into it
• 41:44
  when it's live. So good.
• 41:47
  OK, Woody, over to you with that girl.
• 41:50
  That goal I think I'm going to have to give a a solid 9.
• 41:53
  I think the live version is better than the album version
• 41:58
  and especially with the double guitar solo in the middle with
• 42:00
  the guitar harmony that just hits different and I think it's
• 42:03
  the energy of all of them that a moment for that double.
• 42:07
  Guitar solo. Just the energy of all four of
• 42:09
  them on that song is just immense.
• 42:12
  It's just such a brilliant song and you can see that they love
• 42:14
  it so much. I just think it's so fun.
• 42:18
  It's so fun. Like how can you listen to that
• 42:20
  and not smile? Like that's one of the songs
• 42:21
  that if I was in a bad mood or I was feeling low, I'd get in the
• 42:24
  car and put that on and I'd be fine within a few minutes.
• 42:27
  Like so good, so good. OK, back to Sam then hypnotised.
• 42:32
  I'm ashamed to say I don't actually know this song.
• 42:36
  To be fair, I don't like it. So it was one of my lower rate.
• 42:39
  It was one of. My lower one of the other lads
• 42:41
  might have a review on on that one.
• 42:43
  Anybody else know Hypnotised? Yeah, I've heard it from time to
• 42:48
  time. It's alright.
• 42:50
  Nothing really to shout I'm about quite forgetful.
• 42:54
  But when it's on and you haven't heard it for a while, you'll
• 42:56
  listen to it. Yeah, definitely.
• 42:58
  I agree. Lush.
• 42:59
  OK, Saturday night then. So, Scott, over to you for
• 43:02
  Saturday night. Love it, love that song.
• 43:06
  Yes. Brilliant.
• 43:07
  Song What's your rating? 10. 10/10 for Saturday night.
• 43:14
  Oh my gosh, I love that that is. Bold.
• 43:16
  Such a good song. Bold.
• 43:19
  That's accurate. Oh.
• 43:21
  Well. It's just pure love.
• 43:23
  It is pure love. Why I don't mind Saturday night.
• 43:26
  I don't. It's not like my top song, but I
• 43:29
  don't mind it. I've I've decided I like Down By
• 43:31
  the Lake better, so. Oh dear.
• 43:34
  OK, Lewis, we're cut. We're coming to you Lewis now
• 43:37
  with one of my actually, this is probably or so far my lowest
• 43:41
  rated McFly song. I think I rated this A2.
• 43:45
  We've met this girl. That's a harsh score.
• 43:49
  I know I'm so. This is.
• 43:51
  Thank you. This is a upbeat, happy, cheery
• 43:54
  song. This is.
• 43:55
  So but I just hate it, I hope. It's.
• 43:59
  So weird. It's not you like the cheers.
• 44:01
  It's just not strong, is it? It's not strong lyrically.
• 44:05
  And it's just the problem is, is it's a bloody ear worm.
• 44:08
  And even after I literally slated the shit out of it of the
• 44:11
  episode, I then went up to my room to put some more shit away.
• 44:13
  And I was like in my head. Then I met this girl.
• 44:18
  I was like, why am I singing this bloody song?
• 44:20
  It was days later and I was still singing it.
• 44:24
  Oh dear. Go on then, Lewis, tell us what
• 44:26
  it is you like about it. If a song catches you like that,
• 44:30
  it deserves more than A2. I'm going in the 5I.
• 44:33
  Did regret it? You're going 5, OK.
• 44:35
  I'm going middle ground in the five.
• 44:38
  OK, no problem Woody, we're going to you with this week's
• 44:42
  song. So you've already had a bit of
• 44:44
  time to think about this with She Left Me.
• 44:48
  Yeah, I'm going to stick with my my four or five on that one if
• 44:54
  we're going for the album track. Yeah, yeah, no problem.
• 44:56
  That's fine. So back to Sam, down by the
• 44:59
  lake. I'm going to put a little cut
• 45:01
  marker here because again, I'm not familiar with that song.
• 45:05
  You might want to ask the other the other lads for the.
• 45:07
  Last two. I play the tribute band Don't
• 45:10
  Know Bloody Songs. Yeah, that's hilarious.
• 45:13
  Absolutely hilarious. This is what albums the Room on
• 45:17
  the 3rd floor album. This is the first album, yeah.
• 45:21
  Yeah, so. What's the Best Song on the
• 45:22
  album? Just so.
• 45:23
  You down by the lake is so good. Anybody want to volunteer for
• 45:26
  Down by the Lake? I'm going to die.
• 45:30
  Because I've got this far down in the album.
• 45:34
  That's OK. Or just fake it, you know it's a
• 45:36
  good song. Fake it.
• 45:37
  Fake it till you make it. Lewis, What were you?
• 45:40
  What were you going to say? Did you, do you like?
• 45:41
  Do you know this song? Briefly, I don't think I can
• 45:45
  have much to say about it, but. OK, we'll skip it.
• 45:48
  We'll skip it. It's fine.
• 45:49
  Let's go to, OK, there's 2O. No, there's there's the extras
• 45:53
  as well. OK.
• 45:53
  If you don't know them, just let us know and we'll just cut them
• 45:56
  out. So we've got unsaid things.
• 46:01
  Yeah, I don't know. Takers.
• 46:03
  Again, it's alright. It's alright when it when it's
• 46:05
  on, but it's not something I'd put on to listen to.
• 46:09
  OK, next one is not alone. My eyes are widened.
• 46:15
  Oh my God. Thank God someone knows it.
• 46:17
  I was about to have a heart attack.
• 46:20
  Should we go for not alone then? Should we?
• 46:22
  Should we like? Let's go.
• 46:23
  We'll skip to Not Alone. OK, who's going to take Not
• 46:25
  Alone. Yeah, go on, I'll take it.
• 46:30
  OK, Woody, tell us what your rating is for not alone.
• 46:34
  Solid 9, absolute Danny masterpiece.
• 46:36
  Yes, we agree. How amazing are the?
• 46:42
  Also, Can you believe that that song is from this album?
• 46:46
  I know it's so old. It's so old and.
• 46:49
  It just still stands the test of time doesn't.
• 46:51
  It Did any of you go to the Busted versus McFly tour?
• 46:55
  Yes. So you will have seen Danny and
• 46:59
  Charlie singing Not Alone slash 3:00 AM right?
• 47:02
  Probably the highlight of the show.
• 47:04
  I'd say it. Was so good I cried so much.
• 47:08
  The thing is with Not Alone, when Danny sings it, it's just
• 47:11
  so much emotion in it and it comes across.
• 47:15
  It's a completely different light, isn't it, when he sings
• 47:17
  it, because it's even on the album.
• 47:19
  It is good and it is emotional, but seeing it live is something
• 47:22
  else. And then obviously to have
• 47:23
  Charlie like harmonising with him, Oh my Lord, above it was.
• 47:27
  Just is that help? No, Isn't it where you hear him
• 47:30
  singing that line and. He literally.
• 47:33
  And it's just so he makes it look so effortless.
• 47:37
  The best ever. Absolutely love it.
• 47:40
  OK, there was a couple of extra added tracks so the the the last
• 47:45
  tracks were Surfer Babe. Does anybody know Surfer Babe?
• 47:50
  That's a bit of Scott in it. Yeah, go on, Scott.
• 47:53
  Tell us. You know, surfer babe.
• 47:55
  Absolutely. Great.
• 47:56
  It's in our set. It's in our set.
• 47:57
  So yeah. Oh good.
• 48:00
  Oh, it did this set. It's definitely A10.
• 48:04
  I think it's. Such a good song.
• 48:07
  I'm from Cornwall, so Surfer Babe is about people from
• 48:10
  Cornwall. I mean, I'm not a surfer babe.
• 48:12
  I always wish I could be. So in my head, I when I sing it,
• 48:16
  they're singing about me. Yeah.
• 48:18
  I'm the paddle board babe. I can be the paddle board babe.
• 48:20
  I tried surfing. I nearly drowned so.
• 48:24
  And broccoli is the last one. Anybody know broccoli?
• 48:28
  Yeah, that, that was my wife's one of her favourite songs.
• 48:31
  I like the the Piano star. You know, the bum bum bum like
• 48:34
  so. Yeah, yeah.
• 48:36
  Yeah, I'd give that. I'd give that a good nine.
• 48:38
  Again, that's probably like a Ballady song that I do like, do
• 48:41
  like. Absolutely.
• 48:41
  That's good, yeah. Oh, the story behind it, like
• 48:44
  the, the storytelling lyrics and me and Shannon are absolute
• 48:47
  suckers for storytelling lyrics because we listen to a lot of
• 48:50
  like different artists, but I think our main artists is
• 48:53
  they're probably Taylor Swift and McFly.
• 48:56
  And the main reason is because we just love a story.
• 48:59
  Like when they sing like an actual story.
• 49:01
  And I think Broccoli is one of those that like gets overlooked.
• 49:04
  But when you actually listen to it, it's so clever.
• 49:06
  Like the lyrics are just so. And they're very like of the
• 49:09
  time we were like 17 and like young and well, they were, I was
• 49:13
  like way younger than that. I was like 14/13/14 at that
• 49:17
  point, but like it's, it was one of those really cheesy songs
• 49:20
  that when you were young you would just sing and understand,
• 49:23
  you know what he was saying. I love that.
• 49:25
  Thank you so much for giving us your insights into these songs.
• 49:30
  We obviously love them all for different reasons and they're
• 49:33
  definitely some higher ranking than others, but we appreciate
• 49:36
  them all for what they are. The game time and this one is
• 49:41
  called Lyric Lockdown. We are going to read out a McFly
• 49:45
  lyric and you have to tell us what McFly song it is from.
• 49:48
  No Googling because we'll know. No humming quietly to
• 49:51
  yourselves, because we'll hear you.
• 49:54
  Bonus points if you can tell us what album it's from as well.
• 49:57
  And minus points if you argue with each other about it for too
• 50:00
  long. We know.
• 50:02
  We know how it is. We've done it ourselves.
• 50:04
  OK, guys. Are you ready?
• 50:06
  Nice, yes? Super go on then Shan.
• 50:09
  Nice. We're starting off quite nice
• 50:10
  and easy. Houston, we've got a problem.
• 50:13
  Even ground control couldn't stop them.
• 50:18
  Oh, Blondie. Have a think, We'll let you sing
• 50:22
  it in your head. I I I've been working on the
• 50:24
  backing track for this song. I can't remember the top.
• 50:27
  Of it now. Oh, go on studio.
• 50:30
  Yeah, yeah. Well.
• 50:32
  Done. Do we know the album?
• 50:37
  Motion in the ocean. It's motion in the ocean.
• 50:39
  Yes, well done. That's our that's our opening
• 50:43
  song. Working on the track for that
• 50:44
  for weeks. Oh I love that though Stargirl
• 50:48
  is a favourite. I love it so much.
• 50:50
  OK next one. Never thought a guy like me
• 50:53
  would find it. I would repeat it if I could
• 50:55
  rewind it. Happiness.
• 51:01
  Yes, well done album. The young dumb thrills.
• 51:08
  Well done. Super job.
• 51:11
  OK, Shan. What a song.
• 51:13
  OK, the rumours spreading round that she cooks in the nude but
• 51:17
  she don't care. 5 colours. 5 colours.
• 51:21
  Nice one, Nice one album is. Be the first one, wouldn't it?
• 51:28
  I guess that's brilliant room on the first floor.
• 51:30
  Yes it is well done super job. Next one living in a fantasy,
• 51:35
  don't even know reality. When you start talking, I start
• 51:38
  walking. I've been lies, lies, lies.
• 51:41
  Yeah, I'm so glad you did that. I just mouthed it.
• 51:43
  Radioactive in it. Yeah.
• 51:45
  Radioactive. So good.
• 51:46
  So good. Two points.
• 51:48
  Love that, Shannon. Nice.
• 51:51
  OK, who's going to play for the kids with long hair when nobody
• 51:55
  cares? How will they cope with the
• 51:57
  pain? Where did all the guitars go?
• 52:01
  The guitars. Guys.
• 52:03
  I'm singing a lot in my head. I was like nodding away.
• 52:06
  Album. Yeah.
• 52:08
  Power to. Play.
• 52:09
  Well done you. Guys I should have picked.
• 52:11
  Harder ones? I've picked easy ones, I should
• 52:14
  have picked harder ones. Where where the guitars go, I
• 52:18
  show real songs. I listen to that about a million
• 52:20
  times. Song man, so good.
• 52:24
  OK, last one. That's when she said to me she
• 52:28
  wasn't coming round for tea. I'll be.
• 52:31
  Broccoli. Yeah.
• 52:35
  So good album. That's a good question, that one
• 52:40
  on the third floor. Yeah, we just talked about it.
• 52:43
  It was on the on the list, Yeah, 3 on the third floor.
• 52:48
  Well done. 24681012 out of 12 guys.
• 52:52
  That was absolutely Immaculate. Well done.
• 52:55
  We are very, very impressed. And considering you're a McFly
• 52:57
  tribute band, I'd expect no less, so well done.
• 53:03
  Now we have to ask. This is Galaxy crashes after
• 53:06
  all, despite the fact that it is most likely a very obvious
• 53:10
  answer. You are a McFly tribute band,
• 53:14
  but rules are rules and we ask every guest the same question.
• 53:18
  Yes. Are you Team Busted or Team
• 53:22
  McFly? And you cannot sit on the fence
• 53:24
  with this. I don't think they will, so
• 53:28
  we're going to go to Sam first. Team McFly obviously I liked.
• 53:33
  I like both bands, but McFly holder a special place in my
• 53:36
  heart because it's where I met my now wife back in 2009 at the
• 53:42
  Up Close and Personal tour at the Cliff Pavillion South End.
• 53:46
  I met her in the crowd. Dougie threw a pizza at her and
• 53:48
  hit her in the face and she stunk of anchovies.
• 53:52
  And. Exactly right.
• 53:54
  Yeah, and. She stunk of.
• 53:55
  Anchovies, because I got that. Yeah, so that's where that's
• 53:57
  where I met my wife and then we went and saw them a few times
• 54:00
  after that. But yeah, McFly for me just
• 54:02
  because they they're close meaning to me.
• 54:04
  Love that. That's pure.
• 54:06
  That's pure Dougie chaos, isn't it?
• 54:07
  Throwing a pizza at somewhere. Yeah, I think they they timed
• 54:11
  each town they went to so. Good.
• 54:14
  I was at the same gig serve, didn't even realise.
• 54:17
  Oh really? Oh wow.
• 54:18
  Oh. My God, that's amazing.
• 54:21
  Love that revelation on the podcast.
• 54:25
  Fantastic. OK, Scott, we're going to go to
• 54:27
  you for your team Buster dot team McFly team.
• 54:31
  McFly all the way. Love it.
• 54:33
  Tell us why. Jeff just, I just think they're
• 54:37
  just great. Just like playing the songs
• 54:42
  catchy. They've just got a whole full
• 54:44
  range catalogue wise. So you've got your fast songs in
• 54:48
  there. You've got obviously your super
• 54:50
  slow songs as well, just a good variety.
• 54:53
  Whereas I think Busted tend to be just constantly fast.
• 54:56
  They have a couple of slow bits, but yeah, they do.
• 54:59
  There's definitely more range I would say with McFly in
• 55:02
  different styles as well. Yeah, definitely.
• 55:05
  Awesome. Okie, Dokie Lewis, over to you.
• 55:09
  Yeah, a tricky 1. So I am a recent convert, so
• 55:12
  maybe I've been living in denial all my life, but I have been
• 55:16
  busted since I was 7 years old and after actually listening to
• 55:21
  these songs in a bit of depth and actually paying attention to
• 55:25
  them, yeah, Busted don't stand a chance.
• 55:27
  They. Really don't.
• 55:30
  They've been around like McFly have been around a lot longer
• 55:32
  and have so many more songs as well.
• 55:34
  Like the more, the more albums they released, the more they
• 55:37
  just took over. I think as well.
• 55:38
  Like we just have so much to think about when it comes to
• 55:40
  McFly so. And I think the better the
• 55:43
  albums get as well. As they go.
• 55:45
  And they go well. According to you, because all
• 55:48
  your ratings for the first album are shocking.
• 55:51
  Shut your mouth. OK, Woody, Wait until we get to
• 55:55
  power to play, OK? OK, sorry, sorry, sorry.
• 55:59
  Woody, over to you. So originally I was, I was team
• 56:03
  Busted. I saw them on their reunion tour
• 56:06
  and then I saw them for a couple of years after that.
• 56:09
  And then I was introduced to McFly at a festival local to me
• 56:12
  and yeah, they just blew Busted completely out the water.
• 56:16
  I mean, Busted all back in tracks and you know, they're a
• 56:19
  bit boring compared to McFly. So I do realise I've probably
• 56:24
  put myself in danger with the. Busted fans.
• 56:25
  Now it is Bang Bang bang half the.
• 56:29
  Fans so. Don't don't get me wrong, you
• 56:32
  know, if it weren't for Busted, McFly wouldn't be here.
• 56:35
  But for me, McFly are just the better musicians, the better
• 56:39
  songwriters. And as a band, you know, they've
• 56:42
  stood the test of time. They ain't split up.
• 56:45
  Absolutely. Yeah.
• 56:47
  Don't. Say, what was it with me?
• 56:50
  So I went to. There was a, there was one down
• 56:53
  in Southend of it was a Garron's Park.
• 56:55
  I can't quite remember what it's called, but they were
• 56:57
  headlining, Scouting For Girls was before them and there was a
• 56:59
  couple of local acts on before that.
• 57:03
  Yeah, that's 2021 those. Like little local festival
• 57:06
  festivals, they do quite a few down this end as well, but they.
• 57:10
  Did cheat in the dunes a couple of times which is in Cornmore.
• 57:13
  That's a sick 1. They do, the little ones.
• 57:16
  In I love those because they just play like the bangers,
• 57:17
  don't they? Yeah, so like a greatest hit
• 57:20
  show. It's the best.
• 57:21
  Yeah. I love it so much.
• 57:22
  Thanks I. Think the South end one was the
• 57:24
  first one back after the lockdown.
• 57:26
  So they, you know, they've been wound up for God knows how many
• 57:28
  years and it was like let go. Do you know what I mean?
• 57:30
  Let go into the wild and it was full of energy.
• 57:32
  Big. Ever And everybody got ill after
• 57:34
  because we all had COVID. Oh, my gosh, thank you so much
• 57:39
  for giving us your. Yeah, obviously, definitely
• 57:42
  worth it. Thank you for giving us all of
• 57:44
  your opinions. We appreciate everything that
• 57:47
  you've given us today. We've really, it's been lovely
• 57:49
  having you on, actually. And it's nice to have a band
• 57:51
  because you like, it's not just one person.
• 57:53
  We're talking to four of you. So there's always so much
• 57:55
  content. It's great.
• 57:56
  Thank you so much. That brings us to the end of
• 58:01
  another episode of Galaxy Crashes.
• 58:03
  And a massive thank you to Mcflyde for joining us today.
• 58:07
  Yeah, really, really. Thank you.
• 58:08
  Thank you. Honestly, it's been so much fun
• 58:10
  chatting to you. Do you want to plug your socials
• 58:13
  and any upcoming gigs before we say goodbye?
• 58:17
  Yeah, sure. No worries.
• 58:17
  So on TikTok and Instagram, we if you just look for Mcflyde
• 58:21
  tribute, you'll find us on there, same as Facebook as well.
• 58:24
  We we focus a lot of our time on Instagram and Facebook, sorry,
• 58:27
  Instagram and TikTok. So yeah, just search that and
• 58:30
  you'll find that we have got a website mcflyde.com which I am
• 58:35
  currently working on at the moment.
• 58:36
  So you'll be able to find stuff on there.
• 58:38
  And also our link tree which is just a link tree for assessment
• 58:40
  flight tribute. In terms of the upcoming gigs,
• 58:43
  our launch show is on the 11th of April and that's.
• 58:47
  Exciting. Yes, absolutely, and that's at
• 58:49
  the Brentwood Theatre in Essex at the moment.
• 58:51
  A lot of our gigs at the moment are in the Essex area where
• 58:53
  we're all from. So we've got the Brentwood
• 58:56
  Theatre coming up on 11th of April and then on June 26th
• 59:00
  we're doing the Rayleigh Mill in Essex, an event centre and
• 59:04
  that's a Busted versus McFly gig.
• 59:06
  So we're playing with the. Pastor for that it looks,
• 59:10
  really. Good.
• 59:10
  We're doing that. And then the July the 4th, we're
• 59:13
  at the Three Wise Monkeys in Colchester and that's again a
• 59:17
  nice little intimate venue. And we've got support from Bank
• 59:20
  with Gypsy Moon, one of my good friends, his band, they're like
• 59:22
  a covers band. They're going to support us on
• 59:24
  that one. And the last confirmed gig we've
• 59:27
  got now is at the Spa Pavilion in Felixstowe.
• 59:30
  Again, that's another Busty versus McFly gig as well.
• 59:32
  And that's in November on the 21st.
• 59:35
  So but Woody is currently in talks with a lot of venues
• 59:38
  around the country, so up north, down the southwest and stuff
• 59:41
  like that. So we are going to be come on.
• 59:43
  Venturing outside. The Southwest.
• 59:44
  A little bit louder, please. Yeah.
• 59:47
  Yeah. So we are, we are venturing out
• 59:49
  out of the, the parish of Essex to other areas as well.
• 59:52
  We, we just, we just want to gauge the first chauffeur, see
• 59:55
  how it all goes and make sure it's successful.
• 59:58
  And then we'll start venturing out and, yeah, spread our music
• 1:00:01
  everywhere. Spray Mcfly's music.
• 1:00:03
  Sorry, spray Mcfly's music. Absolutely no doubt that it's
• 1:00:06
  going to go down well and that you're going to be on tour and
• 1:00:10
  and spreading your tribute band across the country because we've
• 1:00:13
  already looked at your sort of videos and like some of your
• 1:00:16
  songs and like your covers and we love them.
• 1:00:17
  We think they're all amazing so far and we've loved having you
• 1:00:20
  on. So thank you so much for joining
• 1:00:21
  us. We're going to say goodbye now,
• 1:00:23
  so. And we hope that maybe you'd
• 1:00:34
  come and join us again. Maybe.
• 1:00:36
  You know, we're going to be doing this for a long time, I
• 1:00:37
  think, Shannon, considering how many bloody songs we've got to
• 1:00:40
  get through. So we may, maybe in a few years.
• 1:00:43
  Time your your like first gig and let us know how it's being.
• 1:00:47
  Yeah, just just a quick phone call, like just a little star
• 1:00:50
  listener kind of thing would be amazing.
• 1:00:52
  We'd love to keep in touch and also would love to come and
• 1:00:54
  actually see a show. So please don't forget about us
• 1:00:56
  down here. Sure.
• 1:00:57
  That's been great. Thank you so much.
• 1:00:58
  Thank you. Yeah, yeah.
• 1:01:00
  Thank you, guys. Take care.
• 1:01:01
  Goodbye. Cheers.
• 1:01:03
  Bye. Cheers.
• 1:01:05
  Thank you. Bye.
• 1:01:05
  Bye. Make sure you check them out,
• 1:01:07
  especially if you want a full dose of McFly nostalgia done
• 1:01:10
  properly. As always, thank you so much to
• 1:01:13
  everyone for listening and I feel like a broken record when I
• 1:01:16
  say this, but if you've got a spare minute, please follow us
• 1:01:19
  on Spotify and add Galaxy Crashes to your favourites
• 1:01:22
  because it really does genuinely help us out.
• 1:01:25
  And it does indeed. And we will be back next week
• 1:01:27
  with Busted Song sleeping with the light on.
• 1:01:30
  So don't forget your lighters to hold up in the air and tissues
• 1:01:33
  for your tears, because I'll be crying.
• 1:01:36
  I am buzzes buzzing for that one genuinely.
• 1:01:40
  But until then, keep your playlist loud.
• 1:01:42
  And happiness in your hearts. Goodbye bye, bye, bye bye.