EPISODE 372 — Motown Tea

[JacobCrites 4977]

Beef not happening anymore.

[souprman 10477]

They did 2 even, and both have a description naming the people in the episode, at least on Itunes. And hey! What's with the Chad hate

http://forum.earwolf.com/topic/23126-21-sue-messing-with-me/

[Big Dumb Luke 201]

SNOWBALL!

[AlbinLundholm 4020]

http://forum.earwolf.com/topic/23126-21-sue-messing-with-me/

Damn that is one interesting forum

[ThisIsAUsername 16]

Only 15 min into this but loving it. Love Foxygen and checking out Diane Coffee now. Incredible...

 

Always love the John Lennon bits on here as well

[RachelElle 217]

Oh god. Haven't started yet but Hanford's clueless and dopey John Lennon is weirdly one of my favorite characters. Underrated.

[Bernard_Shakey 3484]

His first record is really good too Mick.

I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip.

[souprman 10477]

I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip.

you bet.

 

Jonathan Rado from Foxygen's solo lp is good too.

[MarcusIrving 286]

A tarp sized book sold at 7-Eleven... Is this what Jimmy and Matt were seeing on Never Not Funny?

[Jug Bandit 133]

I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop with Hanford's character... I mean, it IS actually Ringo Starr masquerading as John Lennon, right?

 

No?

[HipsterNonsense 402]

John Lennon is one of my favorite characters. I have never been a fan of the Beatles, and it's clear that Hanford knows as little about them as I do. He's a tasty, thrashable little character.

Agreed. I'm not a HUGE Beatles fan so I was scared that I wouldn't pick up on certain references. This was off putting at first, but after actually hearing what the character was I've come to love it.

 

Also, Horatio hit it out of the park again. I loved his character and I give him bonus points for coming up with the most grating voice I've ever heard on this podcast.

[Joe Lerini 7329]

Friggin' hilarious. Such a grep.

[Henry 3777]

I always appreciate the muuuusical guests, but I sometimes tend to tune out a bit during their performances. Not this time though, Diane Coffee was incredible! Checking out some of the studio stuff now, and I'm getting a kind of dreamy Twin Peaks vibe from it. I'll definitely be participating in the CBB bump this time

[TheMeddler 69]

A Twin Peaks vibe from something with the words Diane and coffee in it? Kind of a stretch. Damn good, Coffee, though.

[Kickpuncher 5012]

"Well, every night after the show, he'd get out from behind them and leave." And then I died, and my ghost is typing this.

[Drewbie 95]

Diane Coffee was amazing, but the musical interlude that struck me the most was The Ballad of Whistlin' Pete.

 

Whistlin' Pete, when're ya gonna whistle?

Not right now, I'm sittin' on a thistle.

~ding dada ding dada ~

 

Stunning.

[Henry 3777]

A Twin Peaks vibe from something with the words Diane and coffee in it? Kind of a stretch. Damn good, Coffee, though.

 

Holy damn cow! That was almost like a "mares eat oats" moment for me

[mattman92ish 823]

When it comes to military underwater equipment people want the truth

 

I fucking love hanford's Lennon

 

Fantastic Ep

[JMonsterface 1974]

Foxygen is my favorite band. Thanks Scott.

[Poika 615]

"7 X 12? That's a weird dimension for a photograph!" had me rolling because that was the first thing I thought too when Horatio said that.

 

Very glad to hear Horatio again on CBB!

[frogpajamas 9]

I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop with Hanford's character... I mean, it IS actually Ringo Starr masquerading as John Lennon, right?

 

No?

 

Scott mentioned to Hanford/Lennon that he wrote a song about an Octopus, and Hanford acknowledged that he did write Octopus's Garden....which as we all know was written/sung by Ringo! I was expecting someone to follow up on that, but no one did

[saddlebags 581]

the way hooratio kept awkwardly dropping pentax, leica, zeiss lol

[souprman 10477]

 

Scott mentioned to Hanford/Lennon that he wrote a song about an Octopus, and Hanford acknowledged that he did write Octopus's Garden....which as we all know was written/sung by Ringo! I was expecting someone to follow up on that, but no one did

This is part of the conceit/beauty of Hanford's Lennon - he knows nothing about the Beatles. In this ep he also says when talking about 'Day in the Life' "...but I came up with a tune 'Get up and out of bed'" which is from the section where the lyrics and music were written by Paul McCartney. So the "he is actually Ringo" theory doesn't hold up.

[Blink 1844]

Random slam on Milwaukee outta nowhere

 

Pretty sure that song was not created with intent to use it as a plugs submission

[Lukas Holmes 2287]

http://forum.earwolf...essing-with-me/

 

Christ, is it the same guy again?