Beantown Podcast - Christmas Music Medley (12192020 Beantown Podcast)

Episode Date: December 19, 2020

Quinn comes to you LIVE to play through a completely off-the-top-of-his-head and unrehearsed Christmas music medley. Apologies for the level issues! Merry Christmas!

Hey what's going on it's Quinn David Furnace welcome to my show Quinn David Furnace presents the Beentown podcast for Saturday December 19th Merry Christmas happy holidays and we're gonna do it musical style today music oriented if you will with a little bit of chatter thrown in here and there I know you want to catch up on real housewives so we'll get that stuff to you but it's largely going to be music bass so sit back, put your feet up, relax a little bit, and we'll jump right in. 1.5% nd d d d d d d d ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃən ʃə nd

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d d Hey, what's happening? This is Quinn. Thank you for tuning in to today's episode. It is Saturday, December 19th. Christmas is about six days away, not just about. It is actually six days away, not just about it is actually six days away, which means there are only, I don't know, five shopping days left until Christmas. How does

that calculation work? And why do we even have, why is the shopping days calculation even a thing? Is that only business days or does that include weekends? I assume it includes weekends, because who wouldn't be shopping on the weekends? But if it includes weekends, and why is there even a shopping days countdown? You know what I'm saying? I mean, it doesn't make a ton of sense to me personally. If we're gonna go with the shopping days until Christmas,

but it's just one less than the actual days until Christmas, you know, why not just, like, have X amount of days until Christmas. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Anyways, this is my show, and we are playing Christmas tunes primarily. Although there are a couple things that I want to make sure we take care of on today's

episode. Number one, a list of discussion is advised although today we're going to keep it very wholesome although I've already sworn once. Although it's like swearing light when you say hell, I mean that's like a Christian swear. I don't think that that should really count as like if you say hell in the workplace it's not like that wow he just swore it's that's kind of like I feel like common vernacular. Number two this show is objectively terrible and I think today is not too bad but I will say that everything I'm playing today is just

from memory, from scratch we're not playing off of any music or something. And I am a pianist and I play a decent amount of Christmas carols and songs this time of year, but as you've already noticed, it's not always perfect. So I will beg for your forgiveness here when I miss a note or two. Before we get back into the music, I want to give everyone a quick rundown on this past

week's episode of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, which was pretty entertaining if I'm being honest. The whole thing is kind of, this whole week's episode is kind of centered around the fact that Sundance is coming up and Sundance is a big festival music arts film takes place fashion apparently I learned from the show. It takes place in Park City so it's right up these ladies alleys. So again we've got six housewives we have Heather and Whitney they are cousins they are blonde and then you have Meredith whose husband Seth they are separated they have are blonde, and then you have Meredith, whose husband Seth,

they are separated, they have a son Brooks, who's important in this episode, then there's Lisa, who is the queen of Sundance, apparently. She does like marketing and events planning, so this is a lot of stuff for her. And there's Mary Trump, who is the Episcopal preacher, married her step-grandfather, and then you have Jen Shaw, who is just as each episode passes becomes more and more unlikeable. At first I thought Mary was like by far the worst one, but Mary has been consistent in, you know, I think this was episode six, something like that. Like, you know what you're going to get from Mary week in week out.

Jen Shaw just finds a way to be worse and worse every week. And so there was a lot going on in this episode, it was pretty action pack. There wasn't a lot of fat, lots of kind of moving the plot ahead here thing. And so, you know, it's Sundance season. Everyone is very excited. We meet up with Jen Shaw, who is at her office. And I said this to Rachel when we were watching it. No one really understands what she does, but she's roller skating around her office. And she's talking about about how she's built up her empire. But really, I think she just married Cherif Shah, who's the defensive backs coach at University of Utah, and I don't think that she

really actually does anything except for get Botox. So she's roller skating around her office, which is just weird, and she has multiple assistants, which doesn't really make any sense to me, because I don't feel like she does anything, but Stuart is kind of her main assistant. We've met him before, but it's been a little while. And they're talking about like Sundance parties. And apparently when Stuart gets wasted, he starts wrapping and his name is Stu Chains. And it's, yeah, this guy's kind of goofy, but Gen Chagin has multiple assistants, which doesn't really make any sense.

And then Lisa, pretty much the whole episode is just like running around to, it's multiple assistants, which doesn't really make any sense. And then Lisa, pretty much the whole episode is just like running around to, there's literally one segment that's just focused on her and she's just like going around to all these different event spaces. And I don't really understand what they are, just seems like she's throwing or like event planning for a bunch of tiny little parties

and like corporate events. So she's just kind of doing that. Even at one point, we cut to her house and I don't know where her husband is, but it's just her kids and their babysitter who looks like, you know, she's like 15 years old. They ordered, carry out or delivery, whatever from Bdubs, Buffalo Wildlings, and they try FaceTiming their mom, Lisa, and she doesn't answer. So that's basically all that Lisa does in this episode. Not to say she's not busy because she's the reason she's not in the episode much because she's super busy. Sundance is like her thing with her company. So then you have Whitney who again probably Whitney and Heather are my favorite. Their cousins and Whitney's house. Jen comes over for like a hot

to party Stewart drops her off and you should see what Jen shot wears on the hot tub. You should just Google it. I mean, before she even gets there, she's doing the like Furbikini thing from Snow Dogs and her bikinis are so extra. It's just there's too much going on. They go in the hot tub and they're kind of getting a buzz on. And Jen is just like can't let this whole married Trump thing go.

She keeps trying to bring it up, but Whitney is like, no, like we're not gonna talk about that right now. Like you need to take a chill pill basically. And then basically next you have Whitney's husband. I think his name is Chris. He's like 20 years older than her. Remember they had a sultry affair

because Chris was her boss. I don't think he's her boss anymore. I don't really know what Whitney does. Maybe she's just a full-time housewife. I'm not sure. But they are gonna do a big birthday blowout. So they get on a party bus and everyone is there except for Lisa's not there

and Mary Trump is not there. I think the other four housewives are all on the party bus. And it's just like crazy, you know, Whitney's a big like pole dancer and there's just a lot of stuff going on the party bus, Tequila shots, Tequila shots out of belly buttons. And then they come back and there's a birthday party

hosted at one of their friends house and they're just like a lot of action. It's like classic, desperate housewives kind of stuff. And again, I think Mary Cosby shows up to the party, but she's not really doing anything. She didn't get a ton of action this episode. Although after the party at one point, we do cut to Mary's house and she's talking

with her housekeeper and we learn that her housekeeper, I'm not, I'm not, I'm trying to remember exactly the relation. I think it is her, her her, one of her parents' cousins, so that her housekeeper is her first cousin once removed, first cousin once removed up a generation. And we learned that they're not really close, but it's weird,

because they've been together for like 20 years or something, she's been her housekeeper anyways, whatever. And so that's pretty much all we get from Mary. Meredith is getting ready for the Park City fashion show or the Sundance fashion show. I don't really remember what it's called. It's this whole big thing. Apparently it's the first time they've done it. And I think Meredith is gonna walk in it and she condenses Whitney to walk in it. And then of course you have Brooks. Brooks is Meredith's son. He was he's like 21. He dropped out of school just

to be featured on the show. And apparently we learned in this episode he has his own clothing line, which doesn't make a lick of sense to me at all because throughout this whole show, Brooks is just like wearing the most boring basic what I would consider like normal clothes. Like usually just like jeans or sweatpants and like a sweater, but not like a, you know, crazy, fashionable sweater that you'd be like, oh wow, that's fashion. It's just like the most basic thing, but apparently he has a clothing line named after him, which doesn't really make a ton of sense to me,

whatever. He's designing a bunch of stuff for the fashion show, and apparently he's gonna walk in it too, which was teased at the end of last week's episode. And I thought we were gonna get it this time, but apparently it's not even happening until next week. So they're getting ready for the fashion show, and all of a sudden, it's just a two of them

at the house, Seth isn't there, and their other kids are at college. And it's just like Mayhem in Suzy, the alarm in the house starts going off, which doesn't make any sense. The toilet is overflowing. The dog has been like satanically consumed or something. It looks like in these inextricism,

it will not stop barking. And so Meredith is calling maintenance people to come fix it. And they're gonna be late. They show up to the fashion to like 45 minutes late, whatever. Eventually they go to here and make up. And then the other thing that happens,

there's this big Sundance kickoff party that is hosted at Gen Shaz House. And it's like, it's okay, it's not that interesting, but we do meet these two ladies from VanderHouse Rules, which is I think is like Cider House Rules. If you see the Toby McGuire Michael Cain movie, I haven't seen it, but Rachel is telling me about it. And they're talking to those ladies,

and I don't know who they are, but apparently other people do. And the big thing at this party is Heather, who we haven't heard a ton from this episode. Oh, I should mention earlier in the episode, Heather and, because this is important for the party Heather and Whitney again their cousins they go out to get drinks and they're talking about how like when you go to a bar in Utah All the drinks are super watered down. Anyways Whitney is talking about her or not Whitney

Heather is talking about her love life and like remember she used to be married and she has a ton of kids Not a ton, but maybe like like three kids I think they're daughters They're they're still pretty little they're like twin-agers at this point Maybe early teens and she's divorced now. We never we haven't met her husband That's like the only spouse we haven't met and she's like I really want to find love Yadia Diyada so we cut to this party and all of a sudden she's like ready to get laid And so she's talking to this black guy who's like with the AV equipment or something and she's kind of flirting with him But she's clearly rusty anyways eventually. I think this name is like Jack or Curtis or something eventually they leave together Oh, and that's the last we see of Heather this episode. So presumably she is having a good time. And that's pretty much all that happens in this episode.

Next week we're going to get the fashion show. We're going to get everything going on at Sundance. And I think Whitney's dad is making a reappearance. I think he's back from rehab. Remember that hair, holy cow, that hair is wild. If you haven't seen it, just Google Real Housewives, Whitney's dad, and you'll see it. It just doesn't make any sense. God bless the guy. He's, you know, getting help.

He's in rehab for, you know, pain killing addictions, pain killer addictions, but boy, it is just rough. Okay, so that's pretty much what happened in the episode. And I promise this would be a largely music-based episode. So let's go ahead and jump back into some of the music here and I'm gonna play a couple tunes that also involve singing. I will mention two things. One apologies for my voice. I'm not a great singer but I'm just gonna do it and we'll see how it goes. Two, the other thing, levels have been tricky for obvious reasons. I will give a quick shout out to Hashtag Brother of the podcast, Walter Furnace.

Thank you so much for the mic stand, probably from Kelly as well, shout out to Kelly. I'm using the mic stand for the first time today. We've got one mic going and we're gonna try to capture the piano and my voice audio. So I was tinking around quite a bit, did a lot of takes before I actually decided to record to try to get levels right. It's not perfect. Hopefully you don't have to do too much like adjusting of your volume, however you're listening to this. But thanks

again for tuning in. And yeah, let's jump back in. I'm doing I'll mention I'm doing this episode all in one take just for time's sake so let's jump back into it and we're gonna play a couple here then we'll read some ads and then we'll finish up with some music and that'll wrap us up so let's get back going here. on an open fire. Jack Frost nipping at your nose. You'll tide carols being sung by a choir Just up like Eskimos, everybody knows A turkey and some mistletoe Help to make the season bright Tiny tots with their eyes all a glow will find it heart to sleep tonight. They know that Santa goodies on his slate And every mother's child is gonna spy

To see if reindeer really know how to fly And so I'm offering this simple phrase Decades from one to 92 Although it's been said many times Many ways Mary Christmas, Mary Christmas, 1.5% They know that Santa is on his way. He's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his slate And every mother's child is gonna spy To see if reindeer really know how to fly And hence, oh, I'm offering this simple phrase

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d d I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. Oh holy night, the stars are brightly shining, it is the night of our dear Savior's birth. Long lay the world, in sin and ever pining till he appeared, and the soul felt its worth As through love

Low weary world rejoices For he underbrings A new and glorious wall Fall on your knees, O hear the angel voices, O night born, Oh night, Oh love and his gospel is peace. Changed shall he break for the slaves are brother, And in his name all oppression shall cease. Sweet hymns, a joy in grateful chorus raised, We let all within us praise his holy name Christ is the Lord. forever is power and glory evermore proclaim. Oh, night divine, oh night divine. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful. I'm going to be a little bit more careful.

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to give a quick shout out to our sponsors. We won't do a full ad read here, but let's just make sure that everyone out there gets paid, myself included, and that everyone is grateful for this happy holiday season. Oops, I had to change my Google Docs. I have to change the account.

I opened up Google Docs and all I saw were early decision essays and why I went to apply to Vanderbilt and what things you should know about me, Dear admissions office. That's a China for you. Okay, our ad reads here. Just want to give a quick shout out to Home Pride

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HomePrideOrgan.com. HomePrideOrgan in Spectrum, Perfection. And the Samson Q2U series is nestled in a mic stand today for the first time in three years of doing this show, which is super cool. Thanks again to Walt and Kelly for purchasing this cool mic stand for me. I feel very professional. And soon I will be a pro gamer. Gotta start a Twitch stream. I think that's the next step.

Year for the podcast podcast on Twitch. I mean, hey, people are doing it. You can watch Dan Bernstein, 670 the score, weekdays from 9 to noon, central on Twitch, which is pretty neat. And I do that sometimes. But the Samsung Q2U series, it's got crisp, clear audio quality, and just remember when God speaks, he uses a Samsung. And finally, this is timely because we just did one yesterday, a little cut by Q. Cuts by Q is Northwest, not Northwest. North Chicago, North Shore almost.

It is the hottest new barber we're going to road here. We can do fades and bolt cuts. I'll make you look like Ramona, Quimby, whether you like it or not, who we're getting a call from Potential Spam. Let's answer it live on the air and see if I'm going to put this on speakerphone. Who knows what it is, it's just labeled as potential spam. Let's see what this is. They hung up. Oh well. Well, that was fun while I lasted. I don't know if it came through. We got a little hello.

And it just showed up on my iPhone as potential spam. And honestly, anyone who's calling me 11.20 am on a Saturday, like, if you are trying to, cons someone out of some money or do something, like pick a better time to call. You never thought you were gonna be featured live on one of Chicago's top 500 podcasts. Now they know who they're messing with.

Maybe he was calling for a cut-spot cue because I was about to say call us at 815-298-7200 and that's what he called. Or you could email cutsbyacuteyahu.com. Honestly, better chance of reaching if you email us. Although I'll say we only check that email maybe once a year or so. So hopefully I check it right after you sent an inquiry. But that's Cuts by Q. Oh, and you need a fresh dew, something's nappy,

and you just call the experts, it cuts by Q. That was pretty neat. Took me a hot second to find the right pitch. I don't have perfect pitch, nor have I ever had perfect pitch. I did, when I was in college, oral skills. I never had to take the class. Six quarters of it, I tested out every single time. But I would, especially in my freshman year,

when I had a little bit of imposter syndrome, wasn't sure how good I actually was at music compared to some of my peers, which I think in Poster syndrome is things. A lot of people go through regardless of, you know, their area, but I would do a lot of interval training, so like, if I play this, you know, what interval is that? It's a tritone or major third, minor six, etc. I do a lot of that, and then I just do a lot of like tones as well. So you know you play a random tone on your keyboard. It's a

software. It gives it to you know they play this. What is that? You know a D flatsy sharp, et cetera. That sort of thing. And I got really good at it. To the point where you know perfect pitch is kind of a elusive concept, but, or a complicated concept. I never had like 100% accuracy every single time, but when I was in the zone, especially my first two years of college, you know, it was pretty, pretty spot on.

So, that's what I had in terms of ad reads, quick little thank you to our sponsors. And again, this is pretty much an all music episode of the Bean Tom podcast, and we're just gonna finish it off with a couple of songs. And if you're curious, did I prepare for this? Do I have a set list? No, this has been all off the time I had.

And honestly, for the most part, I finish a song and then think what song part I finished a song and then think what song do I want to play next, what key is it going to be in, should I stick with the same key, try a new key that sort of thing, that's how we've been rolling. And oh thank you to Potential Spam for calling this live on the air. I know you only said hello but your hello really made this episode so I happy holidays to you too. I hope you enjoyed that little up on the House top.

Diddy, I played for you. So let's finish off here, and I don't even know what I'm going to play next, but let's just pick a note. E flat, that sounds good. And yeah, let's play this out. What do you mean to play this out? There's no words there. We'll do it live.

We are doing it live. This is all been one take. And I forgot my water in the other room. So getting parched like in Pokemon, when you have to, if you want to pass through like the, the, you know, the entry way, you got to give the guards water from Celadon City, right? Guys, freshwater lemonade or soda pop. You always pick fresh water

It's cheapest that 50 polka dollars really goes a long way at the end of the game when you need to buy Hyper-procions for the Elite 4 we always bought max potions which is just like stupid I don't want to speak for anyone else, but I'm pretty sure we all bought max potions growing up when hyper-procions give you 200 HP and how many Pokemon have more than 200 HP? Maybe if you're going out a Snorlax or something. Okay, here we go. We picked E-flat.

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Merry Christmas. Talk to you later. Talk to you later.