Uncle Joey's Joint with Joey Diaz - #335 - Greg Proops

Episode Date: November 24, 2015

Greg Proops, Comedian who's Album, "In The Ball Park" will be released on Friday November 27th, joins Joey Diaz and Lee Syatt live in studio This podcast is brought to you by: Texture. Go To texture.c...om/joey to get a free trial for the Texture App. The Texture App gives the use access to hundreds of magazines. Onnit.com. Use Promo code CHURCH for a discount at checkout.   HITecigs.com For a better tasting, longer lasting e cig go to HITecigs.com. Use Promo code joeyschurch for five Hit E Cig's for $50   Naileditlife.com - Get 20% off a vapor pen by using code word joeydiaz. They are also produce some of the best edibles on the market, Los Gummies Hermanos   Recorded live on 11/23/2015.
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Starting point is 00:02:13 Love that screechy sound man. I love that fucking out. That's the that time great proofs. What's happening brother everything, baby Come bearing gifts like the three wise men the new album in the ballpark. I'm vinyl Great proof take it and he also brought the new book in the smartest book in the world Authored by the smartest man the world podcast, you know how we do it. He always give him plugs when we can do what's up My brother well, I've been busy in the proofs orchard obviously and everything's orange oriented if you notice it This is my favorite part of the of the record not not the material or having worked on it or anything like that, but oh shit It's the orange vinyl So it's in that awesome 50s bowling ball
Starting point is 00:02:54 Motif oh wait, let me switch fucking tremendous fucking tremendous. That's a genius idea Yeah, Ryan and Matt who work with Jimmy Pardo and Doug Benson We will work together and we've made several records together and they do that podcast and everything and so we were thinking out Let's do it when we do the album Let's actually do an album version of the album because you can download it, of course like everyone will like I already have But if you want to spin we thought let's do a groovy album covered. I mean a groovy record that's got texture and everything and a Groovy album cover my wife took the picture my buddy Jeff our friend Jeff Marcus John did the the album cover and so it's a family affair
Starting point is 00:03:35 Now you really believe in vinyl, correct Well, I know advocate or you just did this for this album or as you can tell Joe I move with the times because the interweb is in my blood as you know, I'm like Tron I Will fight a gigabyte in a hallway or whatever Tron did on the other case I'm old-fashioned and I love books and records and so and I think books and records are the real deal there that the tactile Function of it the putting a record on to spin it the picking up a book to put in a marker in it putting it down You know, I think it's a whole groovy experience. I really think when they stopped doing albums
Starting point is 00:04:09 They took a big part of music out for me Yeah, like I never got used to getting the CD opening it up and just putting the CD in I never got used to the thrill Was completely government the whole thing about going getting the album walking home that fucking excitement of walking home Yeah ripping the plastic ripping the plastic putting it on You know if you were lucky enough you you went to your buddies who had a garage and you rolled the joint You open the album cover and you roll the joint and you pass the album cover around and look how good he looks So look how cool the guitar whatever it was this big
Starting point is 00:04:44 It's like somebody once told me that in this country way before I got here from Cuba I don't remember that buying selling a car was completely different Yeah, that they would put the car in the showroom with a blanket on top of the cover and you walk past every day going What are they gonna pull that thing up and then on that Saturday they pulled it out And they had like a mini circus and hot dogs. Oh, yeah, they pulled a couple of people would make offers and you know They took all that That that excitement for me that was no Eddie Bravo one night I was high doing a show with Rogan and
Starting point is 00:05:19 Brogan was on stage and he brought will tell me a story about Everybody in this table and anybody could relate to this story that everybody in this neighborhood hated kiss So when the new kiss out came out he had to walk at home in back I was right and jump fences and and bring it and his brother hated kiss He had to bring the album with his headphones. Yeah I'm gonna fucking bed and then you know when everybody was asleep He'd take it out and with the flashlight and when he told me I started go, you know, that's a one-man show. Yeah, you It's at least a novella
Starting point is 00:05:51 Yeah, that is a one-man show man. You could do an hour on that So what was different with the CDs for you That you get nothing I got fucking music. I Get fucking music, you know, I buy a CD about a film Let's say I'm a Batman freak and I buy a CD about a film. Yeah, they have the extras So I could look at and the interviews and shit like that, but there was something about reading Yeah Something about reading
Starting point is 00:06:21 Okay, and then with music the same thing Listen, did you just not hear the process the process started when you went to get it and then you go walk home And if you had to take a bus Lee, it's like if I told you I'm gonna suck your dick when you get to the house And now you're getting the bus in this traffic. What the fight that's the excitement It was an exciting thing now and this is the time now you go to iTunes or whatever payloads Boom fin and they send your thing and you don't read. There's no story. There's no note to the consumer Also, you know what he did. Oh look that the coupon entitles you to a free download of this record in digital formats
Starting point is 00:06:58 If you buy the album, you can download it anyway and like that. So there you are just a little note This is this to me Means the world this to me means that every time you release something I'm gonna buy it good bad Whatever the fuck Because you took the time This is what they're not doing anymore
Starting point is 00:07:22 Your music is great. I'll give you the $10 for the fucking album, but do me a favor put a little Vaseline around exactly Give me a picture of the band. Give me something Van Halen worst. However, let's Van Halen three Yeah, at least they gave you a poster of Andy whatever is the singer handcuffed to a wall I ripped that up 80 times But at least they fucking gave you something Yeah, I buy something today and I feel like I've just got fucked When I buy a CD, I'm excited unless I spent 60 bucks for the Bruce Springsteen CD Box and they'll rip you off every fucking year remastered the lost tapes. Listen. They're lost for a fucking reason
Starting point is 00:08:01 Okay, you have a bad set at the ice house. They give you a tape on the way out You take that motherfucker you put in your glove compartment. You hope the Sun melts it, okay? All of a sudden you die is some jerky. I'll says look what I found And now you got all this bad material out there after you're dead and kids are like he was fucked They they fucking did that to bill Hicks. They released every fucking thing he did, you know why he was working on whatever You're not ready to fucking do that stuff So who I always wanted that because and I never met him patrice o'neill They're releasing another album that he did and I was like why didn't why wouldn't he have released it back then
Starting point is 00:08:37 Because somebody found it, you know, somebody gave it something. Maybe it maybe the profits go To But it's not even just him It's always it always struck me as odd that they would re-release something Where you think if they if the people wanted it released it would have been released Okay right now The Beatles re-release. Yeah, what is that? Tell me what that is. No, no, no. I'm just I don't even know what it is
Starting point is 00:09:05 I'm just saying posters for it anywhere to be those re-release Sergeant pepper. Yeah, and they had two songs a new song That I don't think they have any songs wringo and yeah, let's say they got together and sang fucking jingle bells Yeah, I don't give a fuck and just did a little interview 20 years later You know what if they said the money was going to some charity a percentage. Oh, yeah I'd buy the fucking out, you know, that's the type of guy buy the album You know how many times I bought sergeant peppers 80 fucking I'd buy it again, you know, but
Starting point is 00:09:39 Sometimes they just put out these lost tapes what John Lennon that's fucking Yoko That's fucking Yoko will steal a fucking, you know, she started putting out garbage And that's not what he wanted out. Nobody wants they got too far too far How many fucking arms and that poor bastard put out. I know you know, he didn't want those chucks Or he would have wanted to work on them more. Well, you know, they do it with authors too Jack London died and left a book and I'm not kidding two or three authors came in and finished the book and put it out Now I think that one's Assassination bureau limited but I mean he was a famous author at the time
Starting point is 00:10:13 And like, you know, like mark twain's biography just got published the last couple years and it's this big And he wrote into his will this isn't to be printed until a hundred years after I die And then that's when they put it out They finally put it out and like I don't even know that he really wanted it out ever Because it's him being awful about all those contemporaries, you know, it's it's this giant journal basically of a life, you know It's a thousand zillion pages. And uh, so people Kurt Cobain his poetry after he died remember there was a big controversy Should they release that notebook that had all the doodles in it and shit? Now, that's your fucking notebook
Starting point is 00:10:47 That's not a polished piece of art that you make That you finish that you fucking edit that you put stuff on to it's a it's thoughts It's random. I know everybody wants to see the process So I understand the impetus and they urge to want to see everything an artist did But by the same token like I remember I had a friend of mine at a jimmy hindricks album It was like Just the worst fucking noodling on stage in london that some other guy put out and went like hindricks is on this
Starting point is 00:11:13 And it doesn't make you like hindricks more makes you think well, he did this gig with this guy and You know, it's just shitty and you're like It was totally being sold under that and uh, you know like jimmy hindricks with so and so and you're like He didn't want that record. Oh, he wanted to fucking of all artists You know honing refining We're exploring making it better making it different not not just here's some shit I thought of in the fucking car on the way over and now I know like pink Floyd Used songs that were left over from some album for another album that were really good. Yeah
Starting point is 00:11:47 You know, I could see that that you maybe you tapped me I could see a guy leaving 10 songs and one of them being spectacular The stones I think have dozens of songs, but I think they've been You know picky about which ones they put out they don't put out like everything they recorded the Beatles I think we're down to the limit. I don't think there's any tracks kicking around that aren't just An extra track is you know the song we know that's been sung over again They've kind of put out everything they did but it also speaks to what they wanted to do, right? They did put out maybe there's one album of oddities and rarities
Starting point is 00:12:19 They never put out, you know that when they were down, but like they put out The fucking work on their shit and they fucking put out here's 11 songs man The 70s were brutal for beatle fans They made you hate the fucking Beatles right like I like the Beatles, but the beatle fans Were brutal in the mid 70s what happened in the 70s in the 70s the Beatles broke up 71 maybe yeah 70 So in 75 you were finding yourself having arguments You know that's why in a way it was a relief when John Lennon got shot because you can't say a fucking word I'm sick and tired of you talking about this shit. They're not getting back together
Starting point is 00:12:54 You know it was like you always got into a fucking argument about the beat I came from a heavy-duty music neighborhood where every day somebody disagreed with you on something You know and and like I've told a bunch of my friends you could insult me to the end You know when I get wired up when we talk about music Like if you start fucking getting me fired up about music I get fired up And I don't know how many beatle arguments got In that neighborhood, you know like arrow smith's album is great You know, let's just say in 75 they release rocks
Starting point is 00:13:25 Okay, you know and you bring your uh eight track or your cassette player to the basketball court And you put in rocks there was always some jerk off that said take that off and put on uh, you know rubber salt And you're like fucker. We'll listen to the rocks man arrow smith is great, but they're not the Beatles You know, but they Wait till the Beatles get back together all this shit's gonna end none of this shit's gonna end and they got so Fucking annoying They got so fucking annoying and every year like oh, there's a rumor they're getting back together Then now I just talked to yoko everybody just talked to fucking yoko and
Starting point is 00:13:58 Paul and her don't still get along. It was crazy the beating the Beatles left on this country was a phenomenal beating that people do not know today and Guys that are my age and mr. Proops, they know, you know from 60 something to 70 he was dead They were playing a trick on america that paul was fucking dead, right? Can you imagine that wait what they were playing a trick on america that paul was dead Yeah during magical mystery tour a magical mystery tour and there was one other album He walked there was he out the abbey road. He's barefoot walking He's walking and when they put you in a casket your barefoot
Starting point is 00:14:34 They played a fucking day. Listen. There's people in therapy right now because of the Beatles Yeah at the end of what is it strawberry fields strawberry? Paul is dead. I buried paul. Yeah paul is dead. So everybody at the very ending it goes Breary Paul like that and you're supposed to discern that that met paul was dead And then there is one there where they go paul is dead paul. It was crazy if you look at uh, sorry 28 is It's on the license plate if you look at uh the thing there's a thing with paul a flower arrangement And it has peony charge of pepper. Yeah sergeant pepper. These motherfuckers did a number on this country. Jesus christ
Starting point is 00:15:10 John came along and softened it up the fucking magical whatever not magical mystery tour goodbye yellow brick road and the shit But and then then they broke up So now all these morons in this country were held without there. That's it. They broke up. They were fucking people were confused You know, look at the tapes when they first hit canada airport lee. Oh, yeah, got out kids crying I don't fucking cry you cry People were crying and shit So they made an emotional beat and then all of a sudden in the middle of they're getting back together getting back together They shoot they never said that but they kept going up every six months. They weren't saying shit. They weren't they hated each other
Starting point is 00:15:45 They weren't speaking they weren't even talking they could give a frenchman's fuck Did you see that show that came on two weeks ago? But how much money they had and what really went on with the oh, no How she cut the kid out of the will and the fucking because she gave all the money to shone and that's the The son had to take it to court. Oh julian. Yeah, they're worth Billions. Oh, they have to be yeah billions. He just did something. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no the money You know what they made that biggest money the Beatles you ready? They bought apple they they had a company called apple music
Starting point is 00:16:18 Oh when they sold it to and when they sold it to apple 500 million or something like that A fucking he stole their logo. Yeah, the green apple the green apple which is a migrete painting and There was an art dealer in london named groovy bob who was a Gay and had been in the army with idi amin when he was a colonial troop, right? He said he claims to have had sex with idi amin. He's quite dead now But he was a drugged up art dealer in london and all the rock stars hung out with him because he was that guy You know, he's you can look him up online and he's got the shades went on. What's his name? Golly, we just look up groovy bob and see if we can find it from there
Starting point is 00:16:49 I can't I'm blanking on his last name. My wife's gonna kill me and uh Anyways, uh, he was an art dealer. We were always trying to get the Beatles in the stones to buy paintings And he he came in with the migrete painting and left it on paul mccartney's kitchen table And it's a picture and you can look that up too if you want migrete Uh of a of a clerk with it with a bowler hat on but a giant green apple In front of his face and so paul they'd been talking about what are we going to call the company? We need a name we need a name for the Beatles. We can't call it the Beatles We want to name for the company because we're going to do all these movies and
Starting point is 00:17:21 Groups and whatnot. Oh, there he is. There he is. What's his name bob? I just searched groovy bob He's a peacock, baby. Yeah, he's got three ties on this guy's the real fuck There's a picture of him and mick jagger in the back of a car being arrested and they've got their hands up And so he left that and um Uh That is Frazier Frazier and his father was a big wig with like the bank of england He was from a really wealthy connected family, but he was an art dealer and a bohemian like, you know crazy and uh
Starting point is 00:17:52 So there's a book about him called groovy bob if you ever want to read that and uh, he he it explains in the book How he left the uh painting for paul and paul showed it to the boys and they went fucking perfect apple We're gonna call it apple because the the green apple was such a Here look up uh migrete ma g r i t t e and apple Thank you. Lee i mean to order you to do that if you would please do that No, and i didn't mean to you know say like there's a lot of beetle fans because i'm a A lot of them there i became a bigger fan of them
Starting point is 00:18:25 Like after the 80s. I don't know. Oh, yeah, I don't know. They kind of grow on you like sinatra There can be times you're like i don't want to hear it. Well, I didn't like the early ones I like the smoke pot me too. Me too. All that. I like the judge ones. Yeah is tremendous Which one do you which one is the right one? It should be uh, see the one with the apple in front of his face Yeah, that's the one he left on paul's table That one on the one on the left there I believe Fucking tremendous and that and so they always use that green apple and apple uses a big green apple
Starting point is 00:18:56 He's a belgian painter. Where were you when junglin and got shot? I was doing the play You're not gonna believe this one. I was doing the play equus at san francisco state. I was 20 and there's a nude scene in it uh, equus is the one where the kid uh as obsessed with horses and he's being a Deprogrammed by a psychiatrist, right? The psychiatrist is having a midlife crisis at the same time He's deprogramming this kid the kid's gone crazy and blinded a bunch of horses and no one can figure out why he's done this And so the play kind of they psychoanalyze the kid and that's the whole play is the kid flashing back to his world
Starting point is 00:19:31 So he gets a job as a groom and he's not no friends or anything and he Takes the horses out at night naked and rides them until he blasts off right and that's a scene in the play and He doesn't have sex with the horses He rides on top of the horses and does like auto erotic, you know puts a fucking bit in his mouth and right So it's kinky. Now who played this kid? I played the fucking kid. It was 1980 man So I was skinny and uh, you had to get naked in the second act because he reenacts the being in the stable So the actors are wearing giant fucking like, you know theatrical Holding horse heads, right? Like these so they're looming and it's very greek tragedy, right?
Starting point is 00:20:10 So they're not realistic and you're in this stable at the end and the kid loses his shit He's gonna have sex with a girl But the horses are all there that he rides on every night And he can't fucking deal because he has no sexual relationship with women But he does have one with the fucking horses, right? So He He freaks out and threatens her and she splits and then he Blinds the horses, right?
Starting point is 00:20:33 And then at the end he gets cured and the whole point of the play is because it's written by a british man And stuffing your emotions is very important while he's curing the kid as the play goes on He keeps talking to the audience and to his best friend and saying You know, I had a dream last night. I was a doctor and it was ancient greece and I was performing sacrifices and the mask started slipping And you know, like he starts to have the fucking god complex freak out of The kid is a wild thing, right? The kid's a wild thing. He committed this awful act But he's emotional and he feels and he's insane And he knows if he cures him he's just gonna become another fucking person that rides around and buys a washing machine
Starting point is 00:21:12 And what can watch his tv, right? Like he doesn't want to do it If the trick of the play is that he does it because he has to he's a doctor But at the same time he's like So at the end he goes there's a bit in my mouth a sharp bit in my mouth and it never comes out like the the onus of taking insane people and turning them into People who have jobs is bumming him out. It's very 60s either crazy, right? So I was doing that play
Starting point is 00:21:39 It was inter intermission So the second act you have to get naked and I come out at intermission It was at san francisco state and I walked into the hallway and someone goes they shot John Lennon It was that time of night in new york when it happened And I was like you're fucking kidding me. I just went no it was eight by you, right? I went no no I just said no it didn't happen and then we went back and finished the play and uh Being the selfish 20 year old actor that I was at the time Uh, it was a complete blow to the fucking solar plexus, you know that the news
Starting point is 00:22:10 Like because you know, we grew up with him and I leave since I was like five years old You know, I remember watching them at a cell when my sister and fucking, you know, the Beatles cartoon and the whole enchilada Uh, I thought oh, I'll use it right on stage Use how upset, you know, I was like, oh, no, you know, like I wanted to denial And then now I have to get naked and kill a fucking horse or whatever on stage. So, you know, describe to the youth of america How Fucked up people were that week when John Lennon got shot. It was Quiet and the next day that everyone was in a malaise and I was at the dorms at seven six two thousand college
Starting point is 00:22:47 And of course we'd all grown up with him. So all day long the radio's playing him Everybody and then the newspaper The san Francisco chronicle did a complete like whole fucking the front page a whole front section And then a photo montage, which I remember really liking at the back of all of the different periods The white suit with the beard and then during watergate John went to the watergate hearings and he shaved his head And he was wearing little round fucking shades and that picture's so bitching He's like at the watergate hearings with fucking shaved head. It's crazy. You don't even have to ask this, but I'm sorry, Joe
Starting point is 00:23:22 This was before internet. This was before cell phones. Yeah, obviously it was on monday night football But how did it get around like where you guys Was telling people tell us in the radio, but not everybody's like are people are you guys calling people on house phones? Like did you hear like because when I was a teenager, that's when the internet started So like I didn't really have that Like calling people for that sort of stuff. So how did the news? I mean, I know most of it was tv But I went out on monday night and I stood It was one of those I did acid and I went out and nobody else wanted to play
Starting point is 00:23:53 Nobody else wanted to play on a monday night, you know, it was like december or something And it was the same week. I was my mom had died I was living with a family that I had grown up with And I was working and uh like I was doing fine. I was 16 17. I was just about to turn 17 I'm doing fine and I'm working. I got everything together. The school is great. You know, I'm grieving in my own way That's why I'm grieving because yeah the pain kicked that off like it was like And I went home and the guy jimmy benda who was great. He's he's up the father and he's like, well, let's watch the game He doesn't know I'm tripping my bulls. Oh, right and he keeps saying you want to salami sam
Starting point is 00:24:34 And I'm like, I don't know. What do you mean? You're not hungry always I don't know. He knew I got tuned up So all of a sudden they just cosel came on You could find it on youtube. It'd be fucking interesting to listen to cosel came on And he said this and at the time I was a little jaded with the Beatles like I I didn't know what to fucking think and then The next day and I was living in northern new jersey And I had what was working at a lumber yard and I went to mail
Starting point is 00:25:05 My job every day was when I got there was to take a box of billing or mail and send put it in the post office I go to mail the letters and a couple letters fall out on the snow and when I go to pick one up, I hit So I clipped the letter You can finish the story I clipped the letter And it's a two credit cards With checks and I'm a little criminal that I don't know what to do, you know And I tell my friend I got these checks and he goes go see my brother my brother runs the bank right by the house works So I met him I gave him the checks. He goes, I don't know if I can make it work
Starting point is 00:25:41 Give me a few days. He called me two days. I told me to meet him at a pizza. He called me the night after this So this night I went home gave him the checks we met And he called me the next day and he goes meet me the next night at the pizza place And I'll give you your money and I remember taking that money and going into Manhattan On friday like just cotton school with a bunch of guys and being fucking blown away Like new york city like they were planning the sunday was they were going to do the minute of silence New york city was all in like he lived in new york city. He walked around this fucking park every day, you know He was fucking new york city for a while. He was totally fucking soprano
Starting point is 00:26:22 Without a gun this guy walked through central park and nobody bothered the fucking guy with his wife He got orange juice or something. They said play and it was just new york city was fucking wounded I mean, it was like a a pre 9 11. It was like a baby 9 11. And then I went over that sunday Look who it is league Yes, we have to say it remember this is just a football game. That's when they were boston Who wins or loses an unspeakable tragedy Confirmed to us by abc news in new york city john lennon outside of his apartment building on the west side of new york city The most famous perhaps of all of the Beatles shot twice in the back rushed to rosevelt hospital
Starting point is 00:27:08 dead on arrival Hard to go back to right there. You weren't shocked. Yeah, you weren't shocked You were as a kid a 16 year old kid that put me over the fucking top I was like jesus then I went to school the next day. I'll tell you how raw they were in my high school There was a portrait of the Beatles in the yeah by the gym Somebody had already put an x on john lennon. I was like god damn it Yeah But it destroyed this country for about 10 days late and it was right before the holidays. So people yeah, it was christmas and
Starting point is 00:27:45 He just had a hit record. Oh, she just had a hit record about what three weeks before three weeks before that So they kept playing and playing and then they started playing and so this is christmas Which I break down every year. So is that that's when I know it's over as soon as you hear that song listen It's over start playing 2016 You know he had a big hit with Starting over which was on the radio all the time and everybody was he was about to come back He was doing interviews and talking to people again and he spent about five years hanging around new york That's it. Nothing. Why are you so emotional joey? Because there was such a piece of my youth that I
Starting point is 00:28:22 There's nothing worse than when you don't think something's gonna affect you in an affection I was a beetle fan, but not really But at the time I was going through this shit inside and all of a sudden This fucking guy dies. Yeah, he just wasn't just some regular fucking mutt. This guy You grew up on this fucking guy and he was 40 See we you know, you had to figure 30 30 35 to 40 more years of Music and him and he would have changed. He probably would have written more books and I think become more of a world You know now there's a position for people like that
Starting point is 00:28:56 He kind of pioneered that and like now there's angelina joe lee's and people who are in show business who Run around the world and are you know crusaders and activists? I mean there always was but He was a particular one because not that many rock stars had really done that He's like the first rock star that Said women are equal and there's too much racism and war is bad and just kind of simple elemental things that They come off as genuine or because now sometimes when I see that I'm like they're just doing that For the screen time or I don't think he was doing it for the screen time. I think uh
Starting point is 00:29:26 I think he was a real artist and I think that at the end of the day when they finished the Beatles part of the Reason why he didn't want to deal with them was like he didn't love What they'd become like a pop machine in his view I think he was required to make records and he didn't wasn't grooving on that So when he was able to do his own albums the the difference in content obviously between what he writes when he's in the Beatles And then when he writes on his own All of a sudden, you know now he's writing about mother and drugs and women and you know
Starting point is 00:29:55 Way more heavy primal stuff than the Beatles dealt with shaved fish. Is that the yeah shaved fish? That's wild, right He did something else if you want it. Can you play Beatles music or would you yeah? There's one uh of john munna now. It's called mine games and it's him walking around central park if you want to see the video We're just him walking around parking park with with the kid right one of the kids here We played it before and people are like, you know, and he's having a cigarette and he's jumping around and goofing for people and signing autographs and you're like This is what he did. He wasn't hiding people always say like
Starting point is 00:30:30 Garbo was reclusive and hid garbo went to the department store and ate lunch every day and shopped You could see her on the street like there were always pictures of her and lennon didn't hide in new york rick overton told me the story about me see meeting him in a health food store Fucking steve pearl madam. Yeah steve pearl said he went up told me go So let me let me ask you a question one of the monkeys getting back Not made him laugh. Yeah that made him laugh One of the monkeys because people would go up to him and say Every benefit I couldn't fucking imagine him. What are you getting back? Look at him?
Starting point is 00:30:59 Yeah, there is why he's fucking beautiful. They shot it like right near his house And I've always said like people said it would you ever live in new york, and I go there's only one way I would move to new york If I could live like john munna That's it the dakota Go downstairs fresh squeezed under his shoes smoke a joint in the park right that's as good as it gets That's he looks so cool. That's it. Shit and he left the butler at the house a bunch of kids And that's you know, obviously none of this is staged. He just walked through the park and they filmed in that day and
Starting point is 00:31:36 Well, it's as staged as anything I suppose but listen man. I'm old-fashioned about one thing and I've said it once I've said a thousand times when new york sneezes Everybody else catches a call. Yeah, and he was the king of new york Which meant he was the king of this fucking sabbaths. Look at him They're just following him. Yeah Fuck joe nameth Fuck willis reed. Fuck the nicks. Look at him a white dude without a bodyguard. What? Yeah, right. There's nobody we'd never do this. Yeah, like he's he's cool
Starting point is 00:32:15 And obviously being amusing for everybody and you know not pushed Some cheap tricks here. Oh look at that italian ice. Yeah, right the italian ice the old-time stan Marino's look at that. That's the real deal. Could you imagine if john london made you italian ice? You would never forget it, right? These kids are probably all like Remember the time we said john london Remember the time we were in this video? Yeah, those pretzels. Those are real pollution pretzels right there So keep on playing those Was that central park zoo? That's what my wife was talking about today. She's like, where we'll go to central park zoo? I go, that's in there john
Starting point is 00:32:58 It's always good fun But I love you know, like this this is a pretty Heady song about you know talking about transporting yourself through space and through time and all that and yet the video is so hilariously here is this Oh 70 72 73, what is this? Now there's rumors that he wrote fame for david bowie, right? And then that certainly sings on it right and then he found out and john's found out about and said what the fuck You're writing songs for you back out of retirement or something. So give me a couple days and he came back with benny and the jets
Starting point is 00:33:32 Is that a true story? Well, they did whatever gets you through the night. I know that one And then he made him perform He said if the song goes to number one you have to come and play with live with me And john was like, it's not going to number one. Of course, I'll do it and of course it went to number one So there's a video of them Doing it live together. Yeah dad was seven to me. I gotta be honest with people You know, I let you motherfuckers know how this i'm driving mind of my own fucking business I got serious on you know me. I got the same my wife got serious in the car
Starting point is 00:33:59 And fucking don't let the sun go down. I came up my own job guys had a pillow Yeah, I had a fucking pillow. I it sucked the fucking energy out of my lungs You know, I'm really fortunate. Mr. Proops is real fortunate that We lived in a country at one time without isis, you know, we just had Puerto Ricans And a couple cute, you know, they're mad at these, you know, people don't remember is that in 1980 125,000 cubans came into the country and 120 of them were drug dealers Nobody remembers that they didn't give a fuck with the other 5,000 were kids, you know cast your let out 75,000 out of the prisons Jesus either buck 25. Oh, they have buck 25 on paper. It was about 200,000 half of those people were in prison that came
Starting point is 00:34:47 But you know, but we had this fucking music man. I grew up with this goddamn music I have that into the sun or don't let the you know, think of being Driving down your street and in a row. These are the music. This is the music that's out Benny and the Jets Don't let the sun go down. Oh, but let's just say Benny and the Jets led Zeppelin had an album And this is what you heard. I remember when I was a kid on wplj. They used to have beetle stones who day We just play hooky. Yeah, we just play hooky go to somebody's house plate the radio on drink and smoke pot
Starting point is 00:35:22 fucking tremendous Fucking tremendous. I don't even know my point is but uh Well, I know sometimes you get really moved by a song I uh I agree I listen to the radio all the time by myself and you find you all of a sudden you're singing along and then you're choked up And it's not always necessarily a song of the highest order either. It can be cheesy sometimes. Oh, yeah
Starting point is 00:35:45 I think we all reserve the right to cry to it seems like Crystal now like reality stars like that's what's replaced like Going crazy when someone's coming to town or buying all their books or all that stuff I don't think it's music anymore. Well, it's not rock bands now I think I think it's like the reality youtube stars like those people Or like you see the line like there was a picture You know those twitter accounts like history and pictures. I saw one of the what was that Beatles movie?
Starting point is 00:36:15 Hard days now. Yeah hard days night the premiere of it. It was just movie. Yeah, okay It was just crazy like the premiere of hard days night And you see all the only place I ever see that now is sporting events And like when a youtube star comes to town, that's right. Give me a favor. I want to show great Can you put on black sabers killing yourself to live live? But he was on dot by the second first off don curses don curses rock concert, you know again I can't go home on a Friday. I remember being at a girl's house Having a great time doing acid with your friends
Starting point is 00:36:48 But you had to go home to watch don curses rock concert 11 30. Yeah, no no It was it was 12 30 or 1. Yeah, it was after sat night live. I'm fucking. Oh my god You were home. I saw yesterday. I was writing with the music a little on And this video came on and my wife walked in and I had the earphones on and my wife goes. What what the hell are you watching? And I and I'm I show what I'm watching I pull the thing out. It's this video And they sound fucking great But in the middle of this whole thing there's this guy jumping up and down
Starting point is 00:37:24 And my wife goes look at that fucking asshole and I go honey. I gotta be honest here that asshole Was me You gotta see these guys you I used to make my own shirts and go to a concert my friend worked at levy sporting goods So before every concert we go over there make our own little shirts black sabbath AC dc or james brown devil put it on. Let's see if this is it Yeah I like it everybody to see don cursors, but There's these guys at this show that are jumping up in
Starting point is 00:38:04 Yeah, this is gone cursors. This is what came on And I guess they taped him at different places and then he played the tape Well, his was because midnight special was all in the studio. The don cautioners rock concert was supposed to be like this Mad live event or whatever And don Christian was hilarious. Here's a group. It's made quite a name for themselves. I love in the rock business I love the last 10 years. They've had hit after hit. Will you please welcome the unique stylings of ozzy osbourne? He was so hilarious that's amazing that you know that that's what he said before this every once tonight We have a fun lay show. Yeah, it was always the same. We every time we go to a fan poll
Starting point is 00:38:42 This band keeps coming up number one. That's the one for this one. I just saw this yesterday But watch this there these guys that with homemade shirts That are fucking losing their mind and I tell you I got so happy because I always thought I was jerk off There was two other guys that were bigger jerks to me Hey So I guess this guy's not going on the tour He wants more guiness. He wants ozzy giddies Bill whatever bill. Yeah, I try geyser. Is it? Yeah, geyser's the bass player build a drummer
Starting point is 00:39:27 Fucking Tony with no fingers Tony, but watch these guys. You're gonna love this this little guitar break these guys pop up God damn The roses I See black sabbatical without liquid acid doing me. Sure. Let's go Look at these moments. Joe Diaz right there jumping up in the little crying. That's me shirts. That's fucking me crying the whole thing I wouldn't lie to you guys Watch this cutting here, then we'll stop. What's these two guys?
Starting point is 00:40:18 My wife is what is what? Look at them. Look at them. Oh my god. Oh, yeah, they're the real deal these guys Look at them. That's your dick. They made the shirts. Yeah, that's what I said. Yeah, I used to make those Just So excited you have no that's what you cannot that's why when I go to a concert I'm like, uh, I'm not feeling it right now. That's how crazy I used to go I would get thought for whoever okay, so you're going all these concerts right like you're going to see black sabbath This is from 13 To 19 I was heavy-duty. I loved it. What time does the day start for on a concert day?
Starting point is 00:40:57 Two 2 p.m. What do you do a couple beers? Logistics. Yeah, take us through your day. Like oh, I want to know and then the emotion that when the guy comes on Okay, so let's say I went to see when I went to see the new barbarians That's the stones with Keith Richards without Mcjaggen It was a fucking beautiful day in april And somebody came to know I got nine in the morning. Go listen. Let's play hooky go into the city scout tickets get the tickets now We'll come back take a shower So you knew the night before
Starting point is 00:41:25 Like they like pink floyd. They call you the night before. Hey man tomorrow We're thinking of cutting school and going into the city and getting tickets for the new barbarians. So I went over with this kid named Mike Denny the devil. He had an rx7. I'll never forget this fucking kid That was part of the thing I had to pay for the toll because it was a two-seater So I went and got everybody tickets like three guys four guys tickets. I came back and you would meet like In those days maybe 5 30 first you gotta get beer So you gotta get beer you didn't get served
Starting point is 00:41:56 That took that could take either 10 minutes or an hour And we'd start with a light package. We get a case of nips Right, that's light a case of nips, which is six eight packs Okay, six eight packs four or five guys You drink that a couple numbers Maybe you hit an acid or hit a mescaline at 13 13 and shoot right the fuck over there I went to see the stones and far and on I hit a windowpane acid. Those guys started at lunchtime Wow
Starting point is 00:42:27 Lunchtime they started when I went to see the wall and 80 I was 17 I started at lunchtime and I had everything. Oh, yeah, those guys came out to The stress factory last week Really? Two of the guys the same night the same show that we were in the car together that went to pick up Pink Floyd tickets. We went to the parameters. Yeah, it was closed And then we went to st. Peter's prep and that's where we got the fucking tickets for pink floyd for $15. Yeah Yeah, $15 man $15 and 50 fucking no no internet in those days. You had to go get them
Starting point is 00:42:58 You had to go get them or no no no no no you had a mail in WPL jam mail to who all right So this is what you do send 12 50 a ticket times four Which is 50 bucks send the money order for $55 for postage and handling to p.o. Box 125 new york new york One of all two five will notify you by mail if you got tickets So in four weeks they have a raffle And they would mail you a letter with your check back or a letter with four times a check back So me you greg proofs and any problem. We're gonna go see Four nights. Okay, so let's say yes was coming for five nights
Starting point is 00:43:36 We all got together and you put in for tuesday, right? I put in for wednesday you put in for thursday friday If greg groups and you go then we all go tuesday and thursday We will get lucky and then we would go tuesday wednesday thursday. That's big talk. That means you go to park and talk shit What the fuck you know, bitch? I was there wednesday when they did the drum solo. What the fuck were you? You weren't there wednesday you fuck. I was That's the passion that you had. Yeah, we used to get up to go see at the bay area day on the green Which was at uh, oakland
Starting point is 00:44:10 Coliseum baseball park and that show started at one in the afternoon two in the afternoon And uh, we'd get up in the morning and go eat breakfast together and then start drinking. How old were you? Oh 15 16, you know and uh You know some of them were hokey. I remember one was uh, You know more california, uh logins and messina linda ronstadt renaissance, uh And then the eagles and i think peter famton came out and played with them and then what but the one that i remember was uh sammy higgar mahogany rush bluestor colt
Starting point is 00:44:45 Jay goff's band The yon hammer grew. Oh my god doing miami my Oh my god, and i think jeff beck might have been on that one too and uh You know you're you're so drunk by noon You know And this was outdoors in a baseball park So you had to file in and there was no assigned seats like you
Starting point is 00:45:08 Of course, we were on the grass. That's where you wanted to be. You know, they put the stage in the outfield and uh I remember a big fat biker chick dropped her acid on me And I was pretty high and I was just laying there and something fluttered down onto my jeans And this giant woman came running over and I was fucking high and she went like that And grabbed it right off my crotch and I was like, what's happening? And then she went thanks. I dropped my acid My first big one was you have to go in the well, you could do drugs outside in those days in the 70s
Starting point is 00:45:38 You could fucking do anything. No in those days at those concerts It's in front of no one care. You ripped a joint out. That's it. That's it. Take out the sheets of acid and she asked it It was fucking crazy But my first big one was aerosmith. Ted Nugent. Yes, frank marino mahogany rush poko And I like to say journey, but I'm not sure I don't want to say it No, no, there are 70s man They're definitely in there. Uh, and I remember walking home
Starting point is 00:46:06 And we could hear ted from my house. Oh, yeah, like from root three in the metal ends Then the dead did one and somebody jumped off a balcony In the beginning of of the metal ends in the very beginning the dead came to Jersey He was tripping on acid and he jumped off the fucking dead tripping balls bro. You decide I could fly Wow The who and the dead did a tour two together and they played I didn't get it out I didn't go to that one but they did I didn't see Trying to you know, I saw uh, I saw the who David Bowie and clash the clash. I saw the clash a bunch of times and that dude
Starting point is 00:46:41 Blondie, I saw Blondie a bunch Point Dexter Yeah, when he was at shea stadium David Johansson David Johansson at shea stadium He had a great group in the 70s The gayest constant I went to see that I loved okay, and I don't give a fuck was a flock of seagulls And now the fucking the go-go. Oh, yeah Oh shit at the garden on a Tuesday night. I want to see the pretenders
Starting point is 00:47:06 Uh one hot fucking august stick user august night and fucking the garden Jeff Beck was supposed to show with rod stewart in 84 that bitch canceled the tour in factuation Yeah, I went to see even bands like you and Lewis in the news. I love music me too And I always wanted to give everybody a chance. I went to I saw chicago. I never saw chicago I saw prince. I was probably the uncoolest one I went to but I prince I saw I saw him on acid Purple rain. Yeah. Yeah. I saw prince nucleus Jam on it jam on it and uh, she'll eat. Yeah, she lay for 15 bucks I went I was blessed that and I'm really proud of that that that oh, yeah
Starting point is 00:47:51 I kept up on my shows I talk about on my podcast and people are like they can't believe it I'll go no, I saw acdc in 1978 and they weren't the they weren't the closers man Ronnie Montrose band was the closer I saw acdc and they were awesome. They had a sneaky cordless guitar. No one had cordless guitars. Then that's how long summer August 4th of 79. Yeah, I saw Ted And that was one of those shit the craziest I ever saw ZZ top Okay, the great. I never saw ZZ type the craziest I ever saw in new york was 84 michael jackson
Starting point is 00:48:22 Yeah 84 remember 84 was michael jackson's bruce bruce came born to you you have no idea lee You have no friends and madonna prince and madonna. This was all huge huge huge You know michael jackson with the victory tour did nine nights and then the week later spring steam showed up with Yeah, he had born in the USA You have no idea prince had purple rain the movie he had a movie out prince You know a scripted movie but at the same time the album was kicking ass. This is this was just overwhelming CNN had an interesting show
Starting point is 00:48:54 And they covered the 70s 80s 90s tom hanks produced it like one night I got back from a comedy show and it's 12 o'clock at night It's on And they talked about the early 70 music scene of what happened in this country and this is a fact in 1973 The united states spent two billion dollars on ticket music sales And if you see who's are if you press stevie wonder you got to see who's on the court John Led Zeppelin the stones and the stones the stones the who fuck those were coming out of florida
Starting point is 00:49:26 They were just starting to destroy uh Forget forget the almond brothers and forget the limits. Get let's get it was starting to come out You know forget ped 73 in this country Kiss was maybe around the corner. I saw kiss. I saw kiss the night elvis died At the cow palace in san francisco. Where was the elvis? No, I didn't I wished I had you know who I saw chuck berry and bow diddly and uh Both of them were outstanding. Chuck Berry was a daytime gig and he wasn't the headliner
Starting point is 00:49:54 I can't even remember who the headliner was. He wore a white kiana shirt and purple slacks And uh, and it's you know, like loafers with tassels, right chuck and he was how old then this was 76. So he was 45 He's about what 85 now something 90 and uh Fantastic, there's a lot of pretty girls here, you know And then we're gonna do some oldies. We're gonna do some golden oldies
Starting point is 00:50:21 We're gonna do some moldy oldies and then he made the crowd split up and we sang my ding a ling I don't know if you remember that fucking chuck berry sing a long song And you know how they always talk about him not having a band like it was just guys like chuck berry toured for 125 years He did not have a band that he toured with yeah I watched the documentary on he just would travel with just a guitar So it was for like college guys on stage, right? And he walked on and plugged in and his big To show that we were starting was this
Starting point is 00:50:51 That meant go and he didn't know what song but everybody knows everybody's chuck berry song, right? Because he's got you know, so he just fucking burn So he does all these songs. He does my ding a ling and then and this is the part. I'll never forget It was boiling hot was my 16th birthday at stanford university he sat on the amp And just sat and played and everyone came on stage for like half an hour And that's how the show closed then everyone fucked off and he got up and that was it and he walked off But he sat on the amp like this and just fucking
Starting point is 00:51:27 And I thought this is the greatest thing, you know, like is this what a 50s rock shows like everybody got on stage and he's just fucking And that was it like he didn't do a big, you know Like go light show. Yeah, man. Everybody come up here and let's do this it was really and when I saw both diddly it was at a club in Berlin called the hall 78 and It was called the hall because it was really dinky and he was at the end and we came in the back We snuck in we're underage, you know fucking drinking and doing drugs and so We go, oh my god, it's both diddly right and with lady bow who just died like two months ago who was in the act And he had a lady
Starting point is 00:52:03 Fucking guitar player in his band who sang with him too and bro. Diddly had a square guitar, right? And he wore cowboy hot and shades and And his music. Oh, you know, bow diddly, right? Maybe Down to down to down to get down down down to down to down. That's bow. Diddly bow. Diddly bow down to go Give a little baby a little Sunday cool But when he played live it was Real like a real fucking freaky and at the end of the show Everybody bowing including the whole crowd for like the last 30 minutes everybody just insanity and I thought this is a great
Starting point is 00:52:41 Never mind seeing people in a in a football stadium seeing bow diddly with like 150 people And uh, he was you know, not at the top of his career. He's probably doing a gig for a thousand bucks You know what I mean? This is 1978 79 It was like and he still went out there and fucked you up It was I'll never forget it. And then we went up to him after met him and he couldn't have cared loss and uh Was dialoguing the fattest girl and So it was a perfect night, you know what I mean? Like we got fronted by him because he come on. I'm trying to you know
Starting point is 00:53:13 Fellas Right And I think I said mr. Diddly Because I was a fucking idiot and I would excuse me. Mr. Diddly and he like went. Yeah. Yeah And like, you know, I gotta ask you something for me You've seen all these bands Do you think it's helped your comedy? Absolutely, don't you joe don't you think that like it's the live experience
Starting point is 00:53:36 The the excitement the thrill of it the showmanship the moment the moment That what I like most about the rock and roll shows wasn't Rockets or pageantry or lasers It was if they were really fucking into it if the band was into it and you loved the band and you were on the right drugs and that That excited like you were saying the passion the passion to be the guy in the front row in the home made sure it's fucking losing their Shit. Oh my god I remember seeing queen and a dude when they played the
Starting point is 00:54:02 Boy me and Ralph city when they got to the solo the guy next to us broke loose You know, we're at the Oakland You know indoor place and it was that it was that tour they opened with Right like they opened with and the spotlight hit freddy. He's on the top of the staircase and he buddy You're a boy make a big noise, right and and then they closed with it too They actually did it again at the end But they did bohemian rap city for their big encore and when it got to the solo the dude next to his fucking like just
Starting point is 00:54:30 Just lost And my cousin and I became hysterical because he'd obviously waited, you know, this was it baby This was like you said you next day at the school. You're like Fucking queen and no one said shredded in those days queen smoked Smoked it You went to school your eyes were still red like before and tripping still and still tripping and fucking people do So like that's what that's what I wanted to know when I asked early like when that guy comes out And they started playing like the top song right then like what is going through your brain?
Starting point is 00:55:01 Like are you even listening? Are you just so excited? They're just screaming Listen when you go to a show like that I went to a show. I had a list in my mind that we're gonna do You know, I had a list in my mind The what music they were going to do and in my drug induced Fucking world They were doing it for me. Yeah, it's like when you see that movie with Mikey Wolberg and he he replaces the band. Yeah, I'm sorry. I pulls him aside. He says listen I don't even know if it's that movie something about
Starting point is 00:55:33 It's not about the girls getting off on you. It's the guys are getting off on you You know in a way a guy sucks you went you like they're playing that for me. I need this fucking song To make it till next week And when they played that song really you lose your fucking mind You know, I mean I would lose it did make you want to be a performer that didn't I mean watching rock stars was What I'm gonna tell you what's crazy. You saw how retarded I was in that video. That was Joe Diaz In 1983 I went to see somebody who changed my life and I like him You want me to lie to you? I like three or four of his songs. I thought he was very overrated
Starting point is 00:56:09 And a chick and his name was Frank Sinatra. My friends had a I'm from fucking Jersey. I was gonna say So last thing I'm gonna hear is Bruce Springsteen. Okay. Don't every party you go to the board on the u.s Say you gotta fucking say no enough. Don't you have any deep purple anything? You know anything I wasn't anything, you know, so I grew up with hobok and italian people The people who moved to north bergen were the people who made it out of north out of hobok italian I made it with I'm sorry. I kicked the camera right out of work. I made it I grew up with people in north bergen that
Starting point is 00:56:44 Had grown up, you know to move to north bergen, but they were originally from hobok, right So when you went to the house, what did you fucking hear? It's not you know when you talk about dinner They talked about where you were you kids going to see today? Uh, uh the eagles. Oh, I remember when I went to see Sinatra three dollars Yeah, you know like you hit your parents up for money like my friends would go sit here So they know we're gonna go to concert money 10 bucks 10 bucks. Who are you going to see Elvis? No, we're going to see Nazareth I I have to pay two dollars and 50 cents to see Sinatra
Starting point is 00:57:15 In a hoboken fucking dance hall, you know jimmy roselli the stories were just right So I didn't fucking you know I was into heavy metal and black music and all this shit and all some of my friends like let's go see Sinatra And you got to dress up that really pissed me off like that whole thing ain't gonna put a tie on Well, bro, let me tell you something He did something that I never saw anybody did With the wig didn't know the fucking lyrics to songs at the end had a a projector telling them the words He had something that I can't I can't even fucking describe
Starting point is 00:57:48 He had this control Coolest shit didn't give a fuck what the fuck you were thinking I'll give a fuck what you're thinking it's eight o'clock, right the show's supposed to start But I'm on my second scotch. Yeah, then he four of them. So sit tight And he come out there like this fucking thing and people I didn't lose it But when I saw him I lost it a little bit. I was like, look at this motherfucker. Oh, fuck Look at this fucking old fuck. Who's he think he is just and then he just sucks you in Lee next thing, you know, he's just looking at him like
Starting point is 00:58:20 Why'd they say don't and he's doing these songs that fucking got nothing to do with you They got nothing to do with you love and birds and shit the lyrics were terrible I mean you look at Sinatra's discography. It's got 3 000 fucking alms, right? Oh, yeah, you made a million records Part of his part of his mania is that he made a million records. Yeah, you know, and these songs are about We have for lunch today money. Go let's do the song about money go money go He sang about chicago la was his lady new york new york all he needed was a fucking city So some of that But when I saw him
Starting point is 00:58:53 It changed me and for a couple years on stage. I try to do that shit Control him a little too much and turn and not say nothing and I was trying to do Sinatra I was trying to fuck with them Sinatra was the one that really showed me That there was something behind this thing now. I started going to see people that I wouldn't go see after Sinatra I went to seaside day At a small place and she took me even deeper than Sinatra Deeper. Is it a crime?
Starting point is 00:59:21 Deep. She just took me Lee this black chick and a fucking thing. We paid 35 for the tickets You had to have three drinks She just killed it So I learned that little thing. It's really interesting. You were saying that about chuck berry. That's what reminded me about this because Listen, I grew up in the Palladium, which is san francisco's film ward. Yeah, maybe 900 seats Right every seat is a good one. The place is crazy. If you ever saw a show on one of those places I saw acdc And I think that's leopard right for them
Starting point is 00:59:57 August 4th 1980 August 1st 1980 after the singer died. I was gonna say that's the new singer But I saw the year before right with bonds got opening for ted Weekend worries. I mean ted was huge. He's this fucking acdc opening up for ted That's the first time I saw what music mania was in new york You know Taking the bus over the city and as soon as you got to port authority everybody was talking about acdc people like ghetto blasters Playing highway the hell and you're like, holy shit Like I just entered an acdc song and the closer you get to the garden people telling you tickets
Starting point is 01:00:34 Right, they said that you know, you're like by the time you get there leave you're so fucking excited And people walking by going hash acid. Yeah I got loose joints like a single choice big fat ones take a look at the show. Oh my god It's a different world and not very corporate surprisingly Even though it was our corporate world There wasn't the amount of swag and merch and there was no such thing as video or you know, like maybe if the band was high Price they had video on stage, but most bands didn't still do that then You know, like it was a whole another bag
Starting point is 01:01:08 Even prince and purple ran. I remember there wasn't a video on stage He had special effects and the you know a dick that shot glitter and all that crap Or what was it a guitar that shot water and you know But it wasn't that It wasn't way more about you know, like you say the cult of doing that thing on the night Well, even if you watch the sort of man is the same It's about a vh1 every two weeks and I always watch two or three songs if you watch that That video
Starting point is 01:01:35 They don't uh, there's nothing It's them playing. They didn't even have a backdrop. There's some fucking smoke from time to time. That's it says a laser beam Yeah, but that's it. You know later on I went to see productions that were huge with fucking castles I think you can learn a lot from The old-time performers like you're saying like Sinatra. My father was uh uh, and my mother I was gonna say something so stupid. I'm gonna say it anyway. We're much older than me and uh, the as they would be
Starting point is 01:02:07 Yeah, remember when you were little your parents were 10 12 years older than you and they went to school with them The uh, they took me to see when I was a little kid. Ella Fitzgerald with Count Basie um, Hattie page and the mills brothers, uh Pearl Bailey and the stepbrothers um Jimmy Duranty when I was really little Died right after that. Yeah, uh, and that show there had showgirls showgirls on stage and uh A guy did a cake walk
Starting point is 01:02:36 With the top hand tails right around the stage or surround stage in st. Carlos, california A circle star theater. So you sat and then the stages start moving The stage moved that was you know for and for not to play there a bunch of times everybody played there Uh, so I saw all those old-fashioned acts when I was a kid and um And it was fantastic, you know Because they are laid back, but they're always like you say in control like Ella Fitzgerald didn't sell it But when she started singing it was electric, you know what I mean in between she'd be like, well, here's the song, you know And then I want to think the band and then
Starting point is 01:03:13 Boom she and I swear to god, joey She did uh samford and sun Like but not lyrics like uh eddie davis the sax player got up with her and she went It was different Didn't that happen in comedy soon like people getting a little bit like it's already happening with live podcasts Play Tony Bennett will answer that when I get back. Let me go take a little take on blow by those you play Tony Bennett We'll wrap this up. All right. Yeah, I'm ready to wrap
Starting point is 01:03:54 Now what's happening, uh, we play this song every monday. It's just Tony Bennett To pick up the pieces He's still around. Oh, yeah, baby. I never saw Tony You never what I never saw Tony Bennett. No me either. I saw Ella a couple times I never saw Sonata Saw rickles in the 70s. I went to him. Is he still playing? Rickles was so fucking funny and jerry vail open for him was a all-time crooner like
Starting point is 01:04:29 Like this thing I think you as a singer jerry vail. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, and don Rickles made fun of him, which was hilarious That's pretty I wonder why more people don't do that. Like it would be kind of nice to have like a full show Instead of like Because sometimes the feature isn't great. Sometimes they are sometimes the feature is good But it would be kind of cool if like you liked a band and they wanted to do two songs. Yep Oh, I always like shows. I haven't done them in a long time because now the podcast revolution and all that but Years ago I used to play at Largo and I always had music John Brian or Grant Lee Phillips or Collin Hay or
Starting point is 01:05:04 Uh Fiona apple come down and do a couple numbers and it just makes the show so awesome comedy interviews and then a couple numbers and Yeah, it's a really groovy atmosphere And I think people really like it. I think people Pine for the interaction in the live performing they want to They want to connect that's why people go. Oh, yeah, and and I wanted to tell it to Joey too, but for you with the podcast The way that people were so excited to see black Sabbath when they come out to see you and Joey now
Starting point is 01:05:38 Yeah, they're just as excited. Like I see them and I'm a fan too and I see some people like that. I'm just as excited. So it's pretty no, I think it's uh, it's evolved, you know, everything is uh Sorry about that. You guys got me emotional. I know somebody those got clogged up. No, sorry back bitches Sorry about that. Your bad mother fuck is there No, they do apologize. You're a beautiful man and I'm gonna make juice out of you later I love let me get some shout outs here Groovy bob. I gotta remember that. I'm about to shout out to my northern emeralds. They showed up on a fucking box With the best reefer in the world here. We smoked and joined it before the show. I really well
Starting point is 01:06:18 I love that stuff. I'm drawing the rest of it to save. I'm putting in my fallout shelter Perfect, you know, I got my man Alec Moscow aid from sack Water box. I forgot to shout him out this morning. John Harris, Jonathan Hernandez Lewis Duran Um, Henry salari with a fuck all you gotta come to class cash ruling my world And my main man one by one podcast Fucking the new He's the dude who made the cover for the great cover. Yeah, he did a good job with it, man
Starting point is 01:06:51 Uh, I brought y'all because we're both releasing cds this way. Yeah, let's tell me about your cd. Joe. Where'd you do it? I taped it in washington dc cds specials. Anyway, my cds. It's not my fucking fourth day Uh, I wanted you to talk about the process. You know, i'm a mutt. You're the real deal How long did it take you? To figure this whole cd. Uh, you know, I'd been playing a lot and uh, and I'd been at a club act that I hadn't put down You know what I mean? Like it was new enough that I hadn't put it down on an album So I had a couple new things I working on that they were in there and then there's stuff that I've been doing off and on uh
Starting point is 01:07:28 And finally Sorted it out, you know and put it and then the last couple things I rift because The giants had won the world series three times in a row last year when I did the album And it were three times in five years. So it was the third time around So I the last couple cuts or the last cut is me doing the giants manager Which I improvised every night for like four or five nights and then I made them pick the best one and put it We didn't edit it too much. Where'd you tape it at the punch line in San Francisco? So I'm doing Bruce butchie going Well, you know
Starting point is 01:07:58 Angel Pagani going to give him a chance to get out there and so he made a He made a chicken tetra zini the other day that really surprised a lot of us We didn't expect that kind of flavor out of the center fielder. I don't know when you know, you want to get uh You want to get uh Angel a couple chances at the dish up there and uh Hunter pants made a kale shake that I think energized a lot of the guys in the club It was just nonsense, you know, and and I do Tony Bennett singing god bless America because he sang it at the park And he fucked up the words when he sang it and I was like he's 80 something give a guy a break
Starting point is 01:08:29 So I do Tony Bennett singing the anthem and shit is a punch line your favorite club in the country Yeah, one of them. I mean, I mean it's my home club and I'm from San Francisco So yeah, like I love going back there and it was the only place I wanted to make the record and also You know that I can get away with murder there and uh, that's what makes it good and um You know, especially like It was it was the end of the year last year and the beginning of this year Uh, the Giants had just won the world series in october. So To talk about the three world series in front of that crowd in san francisco where they don't they're not disinterested
Starting point is 01:09:00 I didn't do it in Chicago or right, right, right in san francisco talking about the team that we waited 50 years for and then we got three And so like that part was really fun. It's not all they think of that cocksucker Three world series. He's over there throwing spears at lilies. Oh, they go. That's fair I'm a red sauce. He's a red sauce. So you have three world series. We have a bunch of world series You have three And then before that it's 1918. Let's not get crazy So that three and how many years?
Starting point is 01:09:32 2004 2008 2012 13. Yeah, something like that. It only sucked the past two years It happens and then last year they sucked last year, but that's you know, that it does you guys in cycles I saw something really the Giants fans and socks fans can't fucking whine anymore We could for a long time right, but then when you win a couple it's like shut up. Shut up. Shut up Yeah, then you're a Yankees fan. We didn't win this year. Really? Fuck you Something really interesting I saw and I called me immediately was the the design they have at the airport They have the Super Bowl thing. Uh-huh every year and they have the scores And they have the picture of the MVP of the game, you know, whoever it is
Starting point is 01:10:09 Roger Craig stepping high against Miami, whatever And I was telling Lee I called me. Oh, this is really interesting that if you look at the Super Bowls The teams linger for three years. So the first year they'll lose Then they'll win one and they'll lose one right then they'll come back three years later and win two Yeah, it's really interesting what I saw from the beginning all the way the first three bought them all my hand means somebody Yeah, so it's it's like a team has three years to really figure it out Then they move on so the team has a good quarterback. They can pretty much stick around for a few years Well, Montana had how many four
Starting point is 01:10:47 How many does and Bradshaw had what four four and what about your buddy? Brady, I think he's got five isn't he five now. No, no, wait. No, no, I think it's four now. Yeah But he's been in like six or seven. Yeah, he's been in six. He will be lost to the Giants Yeah, god damn it. Well, the biggest paid days of my gambling career I quit high school and I decided to go back I was fucking broke It was the holidays and the Dallas Cowboys San Francisco kept winning and they lost against somebody
Starting point is 01:11:19 But I kept betting them and I can they kept covering that year 82. They kept covering and I remember that uh There was a guy I didn't like too much He didn't like me that he was a Dallas Cowboy for it and we were at a bar and I was fucking lit And I'm telling them I go listen what you mean to tell me is Dallas is giving a point and I have And they're gonna come into the candlestick and tell Joe Montana's story, right? It's not gonna happen. He's kept telling me. I didn't know dick. I didn't know dick Put my money where my mouth was and I'm like, you know, why would I bet we don't know that?
Starting point is 01:11:53 I'm just telling you that you're in no danger Montana's gonna chop those motherfuckers out I was a little criminal in so Sunday came and I put a bet and I bet the over And the night is I'll never forget where my friend in basements just him and I we both bet the fucking night is And when he drew that touchdown on the clock Oh, that was the game like that game. I want 800 dollars. I still remember. I was a senior in high school I was at my sister's house in phoenix I went 800
Starting point is 01:12:22 Can you fucking believe that? Sanford and then they played Any bangles right they played the bangles and beat them and beat them. I had that at the end of the game Goal line stands fucking tremendously. How good how good since he came back and scored again And they still beat him There was a stand where they had like four plays from what within the five and on third and like goal third and three Dan buns. He was a reserve fucking linebacker. They put him in and he came across the screen And nailed a fucking since he running back not icky, but the other one right at the fucking goal line and button said
Starting point is 01:12:56 I looked down where his arm was and Just fucking yard, you know And that was it Then they they they were they were forced to fucking they didn't score They did not score They had to try for a fucking touchdown and they didn't make it on fourth and that was the end They scored again that it was the end of that and that was a good team with sincey. That was kenny anderson Yeah, kenny anderson chris collins. They hadn't been to the Super Bowl either. I don't think
Starting point is 01:13:20 I love that Super Bowl. We didn't have uh, uh, uh, jerry rice done or anything. We had crappy running backs. We had url cooper Uh, no, yeah, Ronnie lot though out there hitting motherfuckers red. Oh, dude. We had the fucking best Carl Williamson, Ronnie got Dwight hicks and uh, I can't remember who the fucking fourth back in the hacks our Reynolds red dean The defense was nasty there And we didn't win the first six games We were like three and three and then we caught fire Lee I don't even forget they played that they had a special edition sunday
Starting point is 01:13:47 Dallas was tough too. Dallas was tough at starbucks still straw back But I'll tell you I saw a sunday night game with an alanda farrison The alanda falcons played fucking san franc on a special edition sunday night. Yeah, uh before yes, right? This is mbc And they had to run him back the alanda falcons then forget his fucking name But that secondary was beating up on that Dwight hicks kid That kid would hit you to fucking kill your mother like your mother would rattle in the chair at home And that's the that's the legend against the net. Uh, the jets didn't he get his finger cut off the other finger Can you imagine that tell him tell him he got the end of it tip of his finger crushed and the the you know, the medical guy says look
Starting point is 01:14:29 You know, we gotta We got to wrap this and take you to the hospital and he's like i'm not coming out of the game and the guy's like Well, if you leave it in I have to cut it and he's like cut it So he's missing Some of the end of his uh, you're back to that shit. Lee. That's when you know, you love some Ronnie lot as a legendary And so let's go. I mean as much as a joe, of course and and uh jerry But Ronnie lot is as beloved I think by the Niners fans because he was on every one of those teams Ann was you know by the end
Starting point is 01:14:56 He was a rookie like that year and I think again since he might have been second year were the other three guys were rookies but uh By the end he was the veteran and then it was his way the highway like you know, you don't come on to this team unless you're Going to play at my level Late in the career, uh, jerry rice. We got this receiver from us seen him jj stokes Who had all kinds of talent, but he wouldn't press And I I remember a story of jerry rice said come and train with me and stokes won't now i'm all right man
Starting point is 01:15:24 And you're like no you see jerry rice asked you You come over come over come over early and bring oranges You know what I mean? Because jerry rice used to like run up a mountain that was where he lived That was what he did every morning, right? I'm like seven miles, you know And then back down because jerry rice was And jj stokes just couldn't be fucking bothered. No, you know, I'm like a big deal and and I always thought you pussy When someone when frank sinatra says come over I want to work on some shit
Starting point is 01:15:53 You don't go like I don't know. No, I don't want to go down there traffic It's a tough ride to Santa Monica right now. You know that time of day golly jerry. I don't uh Well, that's so nice that you want a bunch of money on them What I remember about the niners is they never covered the spread once they got good after that super wall They had a fucking way it was all over. Oh, but that year they kept covering. Yeah, they did and you wouldn't bet them You were like they're fluke 13 games in a 10 games in a row 10 games Then they lost a lot of games in those days. They couldn't be fucking new olines
Starting point is 01:16:24 Yeah, they couldn't be new olines new olines were oh and nine They would beat the fucking niners in San Francisco beat them up throw them around bit slap them somebody broken on It was fucking outrageous. They had that number. Yeah, it used to drive me fucking crazy But they that first season they kept covering and nobody else bet. I mean I caught on I caught on like game seven is what they beat the jets and and the And the Steelers in the middle of the year and they really handed it to the Steelers and the Steelers were awesome, then and it was like, oh You know the amount maybe I'm confusing with me. I want to say it was that year Do you think the did you over here by Montana drug rumors?
Starting point is 01:17:02 Oh, yeah, the whole team. Well, it was the 80s in San Francisco, man. It was but Fred Dean left San Diego because at those days he called them a bunch of free basin motherfuckers, which they had the league covered with drug There's well-known stories. I mean all their players went out to write books. Chuck Munze They went to write books how they had a liaison in San Diego that just handled all their drug Was a good back. Yeah, until he dropped the fucking ball when you bet him He was a good back to your bed Then he fumbled on the two and you'd lose your goddamn fucking mind with chuck munze. How old is that anger? There was a must have been a game like the early 80s. This is the early 80s. Okay. Listen. Listen. There's something about uncle
Starting point is 01:17:41 Joey Uncle Joey gotta be copping you guys. Okay. So when'd your record come out? Let me there's something I gotta cop. All right. Uncle Joey plays fair. He's a great guy. I pay you when I lose. Let me tell you something There's I don't mind losing but there's they used to kill me to pay a bookie on Thursday. There's somebody fumbled That's why I stopped betting football Because I would not sleep Even as a kid me and my buddy whitey and checking me brine would bet like you know the Knicks And then they put Phil Jackson. You have no idea what it is to grow up with Phil Jackson on your team
Starting point is 01:18:16 He was a fucking lot when I was growing up. He had the needle shoulders. Yeah, and when they put him in with two minutes left Let me tell you something. My mom didn't run that house correctly. I would have thrown that tv out the fucking window Five dollars was a lot of fucking money in the eighth grade I hate it losing That's why I couldn't get out of that. You can't be a gambler. That cannot be again gamblers. Don't care whether they were No, no, no, no, no, I can't just want to gamble. Yeah, they just want no, no, no, no, no Especially when I gotta go to work. Listen, I'm selling ounces of coke. I could spare the loose 300, you know one game You come and go you got to give money back to the universe
Starting point is 01:18:51 But when I got to get up from eight to four and drill nails and cover cover sheet rock to fucking control my gambling without here Without lunch money. No, that's not that's not my world. That's what stopped me from gambling really I just I just got an email about a week ago. Some guy only can't stop gambling I'm like that that's the end once you start tapping your fucking cards and shit I didn't even have cards that if I lost I had to do fucking kinky shit Whenever I lost money, I always had to do something fucking I didn't want to do Do you ever try to go to like a casino and want a bunch of money had poker or blackjack? Fuck no Fuck no. I'm scared. I don't know how to play none of that stuff
Starting point is 01:19:30 I don't have the patience to sit there I thought that vegas was running a charity when I was a kid when you're 18 And you hear people when I want 800 last right let me give you the shot And you don't want it's like life it lets you when it's like doing blow it first you get hard on Everybody wants to hang out with you. You're a fucking king of swing. Give it two years And that's how gambling that sucks you in next thing, you know, you're fucking sucked in and listen The biggest worst beating I got was 800 that I didn't pay the guy But my roommate at the time we were 18 he took a bath for 60,000. Oh, no, he had a technique to kill him
Starting point is 01:20:03 No, he had to get two jobs and his dad had assigned for a loan. Oh my god, this kid got so He never watched football again. Like never watch sports again. Never ever ever He's on facebook. He won't friend me very You know, it was that fucking deep. He had two jobs and I saw that and I'm like, I don't want to and I'll tell you It was a degenerate gamma my mother. Yeah baseball Really the Yankees are the fucking red socks and the Mets She you know fortune Degenerate and you know what women are the worst gammas once they get into look what's going on in Connecticut with all these casinos
Starting point is 01:20:41 60 minutes did this thing about how women are getting hooked on the colors It's not just numbers no more it's becoming because they they 3d the games everything's visual butterflies and shit And that's what they're doing it for. Oh my god, it's terrible Gambling's a very honest vision. My father was a degenerate horsepower degenerate degenerate my mother too That was her game horses and they would do the three o'clock And then you lose and then my mom would catch herself in Roosevelt. You know, Roosevelt racetrack It's like a normal way up there and uh What the fuck part of new york is that we're married j. Blige is from and fucking uh the kid in the kmart
Starting point is 01:21:18 Roosevelt Yeah, rose a yonkers yonkers all the way all the way out in yonkers because it's a long trip And my mom would get out of the last race. It's like fucking hollywood park. You ever go to hollywood parkly I made a mistake. I went to hollywood park. I went to the casino once No, no on fridays when I first got here with dollars. It was dollar fridays Dollar be a dollar hot dog dollar admission. I thought I could go down there one friday I was I was scared to take money out of my pocket. That's yonkers Metal and you you gamble comfortably ain't nobody gonna rob you they got cameras and we're gonna fucking yonkers and win 800
Starting point is 01:21:49 You gotta I was an idiot and went to the actual casino one night because that's right where paul lived And I went there to the played like a minute of blackjack and this guy tried to sneak in on my bed Like because they have like they have like side bets at those Because it's weird to play blackjack in california. They have a bunch of side bets in Someone has to pay the casino to do it. There's a bank. It's really weird But there's like side bet that you'll hit like payers So this like dude was just putting money on my thing
Starting point is 01:22:21 And I was like, okay And I said no, but then he kept doing it But then I split and doubled Lost one and one one and he was trying to take from the winning one. And I was like, no, dude, we lost yours And he was like getting all upset and I was like, oh I probably shouldn't be the Scary because you know I left. Yeah, this is not a good place for me to be that stuff I think if you're gonna gamble you have to feel comfortable. Oh, no, if you lose the money and you don't have the money
Starting point is 01:22:48 No, that's what that was. Yeah. No, I spent a lifetime of that nonsense It's not my not my sport gambling And I think about it on sundays when I talk to lee and I think about it and just fucking around I lose Just talking only about bets I lose unless we talk about listen, it doesn't take a genius to bet in the wing He averages four touchdowns a game You're all waiting on if whether the defense or the other team shows up He's gonna get his four touchdowns. He's 28 points are coming from that fucking lunatic Yeah, he's pretty good. So, you know, I just I have friends that gamble or not. It's just
Starting point is 01:23:21 You're always chasing it. It's just but it's like anything else. It's just like drugs. It's a fucking distraction It really is a fucking man. I saw it kill my mother I saw it destroy that and then With gambling comes drinking If you're gonna gamble you might as well have a fucking cocktail, you know, the casino all day Yeah, you know, so it's just uh, I've never been I've never been a big game. You know, my wife bought She asked me what I wanted for christmas. I said I said by battleship. I like battleship growing up I still haven't sat down with the watch battleship. Who has fucking time for an hour to
Starting point is 01:23:52 I never understood people could sit there and say I played poker for 15 hours. Yeah, unless you're gonna win 15,000 But they don't it's nice never about that gambling is all about action People who gamble want to be inaction to gamble the next day. That's more important than winning losing when you have a big hit It's fun and everybody has a good time and you go to dinner and then then there's the weeks that there's no fucking food And the car keeps getting sold and You know And all that jazz listen 20 years of my drug addiction was the action Going into dark places. I love I love and I could buy drugs from white people. I'm not fucked that
Starting point is 01:24:25 I'm going I remember I was in Beaumont, Texas And my boy Slade's brother took me into kkkville by blow I mean right now on the other side of Beaumont, there's a town and they're fucking hate everybody And he took me in there like a four in a month to buy blow and I was like, jeez that guns and I was gonna say Fucking crazy this man And I loved half of my whole rush was putting the $50 together If I think about it now that was part of the fucking thing the cocaine was the least of my worries It was fucking putting the whole deal together borrowing the 30
Starting point is 01:24:57 That's the the whole thrill. Yeah great poops always a fucking pleasure to have you on I uh Found that you were releasing this and uh, I know how hard the work is I was just looking at lee thinking about how we shot a special in vegas and then I taped my cd and DC And I didn't use the same bits, you know, sometimes people shoot a special issue I use two different bits on the special right on the cd just to make it interesting just the
Starting point is 01:25:27 and uh It's a lot of fucking work. It's a lot of pressure, man Well, you want to do it right, you know It's just I always liked that rustic sound I grew up on I don't like to really polish cd sound like I bought uh On a trip one time. I bought uh, the kid who died freddy prince live in chicago. It was god awful But the sound is just how I like it fantastic. Yeah, I love you. I could hear a dish
Starting point is 01:25:54 I was gonna say I want to hear glasses. I want to hear glasses. I want to hear an ashtray I want to hear an ash in a fucking ashtray. That's how deep I go You know, when I look at really good comedy specials I think I liked what you did. I've always admired what you did just because it was outside the box Yeah, you know, so it's great. Yeah, it's outside the fucking box But I always liked the early specials. I like the I like the carlin transition black and white Five or six years after that. I like the lennie bruce black and white made my fucking dick hard bob newhart black and white
Starting point is 01:26:31 The richer prior at the improv with the menu behind this right, right? I like that snack Those commie central ones with the curtains and the theater, you know, not to take nothing away. No, I don't like them I don't like them. I I'd rather cut on the money and do a smaller room more intimate where my Cross And dc was perfect. Yeah dc improv. Yeah, I love that dc improv is a great little quaint There's a little beam in the middle, but besides that who gives a fuck, you know, everybody sees everybody I thought it would be a challenge because they're a little in the politically correct side
Starting point is 01:27:06 So that's why I did the whole thing it worked out. So i'm putting it out and then awesome At least I can kiss this material. Goodbye. What's the name of this record? Savage dad savage debt Savage dad savage dad. Yes, it's me walking mercy the day cam. Wow a gun in my back You don't see my our faces just The gun tucked into my jeans, you know, because that's That's my biggest fear is uh the future with your children walking around So you have to have a gun on you and the baby carries now, you know what i'm saying, sir
Starting point is 01:27:38 Our first picture was just to get like a baby a baby bag diapers and then have a gun in there But I wanted it to suck you in a little bit. I like all this. I appreciate this So thank you for bringing the album, but thank you more for what you did This to me is a lost art Even if I fucking put the arm on this you whacking off You know what i'm saying? Just Hold on come back in 10 minutes. I'll whack off back in 10 minutes. This is what makes my dick hard I like when somebody goes, you know what? I want to do something outside the norm
Starting point is 01:28:07 You know the big word now when you go to meetings is branding. Yeah. Oh my god We need to brand your Certain stagano style. I dress like an electrician But you you know what i'm saying? I'm dressed like a union electrician, but Anybody could really shit. It's this stuff that I love. I didn't think you said wine. I was like, what's he talking about? I thought he was going iTunes But this is the genius now i'm gonna have to do it You're gonna say fucking joey copied me that cock suck no
Starting point is 01:28:35 Everybody puts out albums and there's a coupon in there. You can download it too. So or lee can if he's Board beyond measure. Yeah, this is all definitely downloaded No, it's what makes me fucking happy about comedy that there's still some people who Brought their childhood Well, there's a lot of people doing like vinyl just came back and then I don't know if you saw the last health park They did a whole thing about how amazing newspapers were And how we just like shit on them like they're just news and there's not ads And it's just there. I could just read it and you know, this is all this stuff is happening
Starting point is 01:29:12 Do you see that? Do you see that they're doing this season of self park is basically It's it's amazing. It's like all the stuff you're talking about and like in the cd And all and like all that stuff. So you know my biggest thing to do from the age of 12 was To 25 whenever I was in new york, what I would just look at one ads Yeah, that's that's what makes my dick art Anytime I go to a town Even when I was just starting comedy and features somewhere I get the local newspaper and look at the one ads just in case
Starting point is 01:29:45 Because you never fucking know you never know it was I am like I meet somebody I want to relocate up here. This could be a dishwasher. I was addicted to one ads In high school, right? You know, I wanted to see what they were looking for. So when I went into mr Lungano's fucking counselor, I'd say hey, what we talking about poetry. They're looking for fucking truckloaders over there in brookley You know, whatever the fuck I always was addicted to that. So I get it, you know When I was growing up somebody told me that if you read the wall street journal for four years It gave you more of an education than a college education That's probably true. I really believed that till this day and I
Starting point is 01:30:21 Just the whole wall street journal every day. Yep. That's a big fucking read and the sunday one has a huge art section Like it's better than the new york times and even though it's a murdoch paper. They have very good writers about Sometimes when I'm on the road, it'll be given out of the hotel or whatever and you think I'm gonna fucking read one and then you get into it and go it's not all stocks and bonds There's a whole another thing. All right. There's a whole they cover everything they cover movies. They cover, you know this and that and it's like And all of a sudden you start reading about things you wouldn't have read about or things that you led to and that's what I think I don't know. I think that's what our job is to you know
Starting point is 01:30:54 Spodcasters and the book is to curate things for people the books full of records and movies and shit. I like I uh, I think you have to turn people on to it. You know, I'm a big reader I think that uh Reading can't stop me. Thank you reading helps my writing. Yeah I've always felt that that reading the more I read the better right, right? It all works out in the end. It's all part of what we're trying to do And uh for a young comic. I've always been a great reader. Like I've always Gotten something to read, you know on the plane. I'd rather than watch a fuck. That's when you read the best
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Starting point is 01:37:34 It's uh, thanks for the week You get to spend it with your family. Hopefully you're traveling right now and you listen to uncle joey and lisa yat And you know me dog from the bottom of my heart. I wish all you cocksuckers tremendous Thanksgiving, man I hope you get to spend it with your families. I hope you enjoy your families because they have the at the end of the day That's all you really got And you know what here at the church We got our own fucking family. We don't have fans. We don't have none of that shit We all fucking digging for one another
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