Happy Birthday Phoebe, Colin Cowherd is an idiot, and finding music!- h1

It's a crazy man. It's crazy. I've been talking to her mom all day and just like

how did this happen. Yeah, I was thinking about it because you texted us this morning, you know,

I mean, we would have eventually been like, oh, it's it's March 4th. It's Phoebe's birthday,

but like, that was one of my first texts this morning. I'm thinking like, I met Phoebe 10 years ago.

When I write when I got the job, she was visiting for some reason and you were like, this is my daughter,

Phoebe. She was 11. She was so cute. Like, she's just so cute, so sweet, so tiny, just like, oh my gosh,

what a great kid. And now to see her turn 21 years old and she's so gorgeous and so smart,

it's really cool. My work's done. Yeah, you go ahead and believe that. I can just, I can just

take it easy now. You go ahead and believe that. Now, I have to say I've just moved this 30 year

old daughter. She'll turn 29 in a month and a half. No, I've said this before. I'm going to say it

again. I know the cliche that everyone thinks their kids are the best, but I happen to know some

people that have such essay kids that they can't stand them. So my kids, I've got so lucky.

Brian and I had some to do with it, but Nick and Phoebe are just the two coolest. They're the

two coolest people I know. They're smart and they're funny and they're cool. And what's great

is now I get to be friends with Phoebe as an adult. Yes. Yeah. It's a different thing,

but it's cool. Yeah. It's very cool. It's, uh, I don't know. I guess the interesting,

it doesn't just like happen, you know, like snap of the fingers, but it ends up you're like realizing

like, oh, wait a minute. This is different. Yeah. And this is easier because you're not,

you don't have to do everything. You don't have to, you know, I guess it's just more of like,

oh, this, this is a good person as opposed to a person I have to take care of. Well, it's less

about worrying about the mistakes you're making and helping them with theirs. That's a great way

to put it. So great way to put it. Happy birthday, my love. Happy birthday. And all of us that have

been in our 20s and 30s know the mistakes we made. Yeah. Cause you do. Yeah. I did a lot.

She's got a little too much David or two. Oh no. It's not going to tell you that right now. Yeah,

but in a lot of ways, that could be good. Right? Yeah. She like we all, like the family,

we're, we're a tight family, but we have our little cabals, right? I mean, like Nick's my rider

die, but Phoebe and I like catch each other's eye and stuff and we were both just go, man.

You guys both get it. We both get it. Yeah.

So Nick 31 Phoebe 21. Man. Dave 61. I like that. It's like that. It's easy to remember. Yeah,

for sure. Yeah. It was good planning by you. Thanks. It was pretty much planned out.

It was a C section and we picked 0304 or five because it was such a cool date. Please. Yeah.

That's all I had for the show. All right. Well, I didn't plan that stuff. Happy hump day. Let's go.

Yeah. It was, it was weird. It was like making an appointment to get your hair done or something.

It was like, hey, how's 1 p.m. on March 4th? Like, and I like it. Yeah. Great for me.

Yeah, I got nothing going on. We didn't even get to, we didn't even plan it. And it turned out

that she was born on May 4th. That's Star Wars nerds. Both of us. Right. May the fourth.

Right. Because she hates that so much. Yeah. The thought of having a child either

the natural way or through C section. Both are incredibly terrifying. So major props to all

of the moms out there. Well, having done it both ways now, it was fine for me either way.

So I got through it. Yes, rough, but I got through it. The first time I learned what a C section

actually is because you know, being a very stupid and naive young man, I was like, well, they just,

they cut right there and they just lift it out. And it's easy and to find out that you basically

have to rearrange. Oh, yeah. Well, I think the entirety of an internal digestive system.

Well, there was one time, again, when I like first started on the show, Dave was telling the story

of Marines C section and Dr. Tobler, like, delivering Phoebe. And he was like,

and Marines lungs are out. And I was like, later, I was like, so was everything okay when they had

put her lungs back. He was like, that was a joke. I'm like, I'm sorry, I didn't know.

Hey, hanging the lungs up on a little hanger over here. It's okay. That sounds intense.

You know, the very coolest part of this that she's 21 now, she can finally find out would be her

taste like. Yeah, big day for her. Yeah, you know, I hear everybody in college waits. Yes,

till they're 21. Yeah, gotta get her a fast eddies t-shirt. Oh, man.

Yeah, the bars are really good at policing that I hear. Oh, yeah, in college towns. Yeah,

they're really strict. Yeah, the bars are super strict. Very close attention.

Oh, man. Yeah, I'm just flooded with memories. You know,

so weird. Go to sleep says, Dave, don't take offense to this, but you're like a cool uncle to a

lot of us. That's nice. Yeah, I might be in a cool uncle. Yeah, better than, you know, being creepy.

Dave, don't take offense, but you're like a creepy grandfather to many of us.

Let's be honest. Like if you're the cool anything, that's a good title. Absolutely. Yeah.

Did you have a cool uncle? Yeah, yeah, I got a cool uncle. Yeah. Yeah, he's not he's not cool

in like the like Tritish. He's not like Joe cool. He's not like smoking cigarettes and sunglasses.

And, you know, show it up on his motorcycle. Hey, kid one go for red twirling is revolver or whatever.

I don't know what cool people do. They wear leather jackets and white t-shirts and they

punch the record box. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Exactly. He's not fonds at cool. Hey, kid,

you want to see a picture of a naked lady? I think wow, it's pretty cool. Yeah, I got lots of

cool uncles. I have lots of uncles. We have big family. Yeah. Yeah, I, uh, all of mine were in

Benton, Illinois. I didn't get to know him very well. Um, but Richard was my favorite,

my favorite uncle. He was just laid back and cool and easy breezy. The cool uncles to me when

you're really it just starts when you're a kid. They're the ones that are fun. Yeah, right?

You either take you fun places or you, you know, when you're when the families are together,

they're the jokesters. They're making everybody laugh that kind of thing. And then you realize

later on, oh yeah, they're just kind of cool people. Yeah. Not only are they my uncle, but that's

just a cool guy. Mm hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Good. See, we've settled, we've settled like multiple

things already today. Yeah. We're only like 10 minutes in anything else we could fix.

I don't know if anything that needs fixing in the world. That's good point. Everything's so smooth.

Yeah. I guess we could all just whistle. It's also National Suns Day. Suns?

Phoenix Suns. SONS. So happy Suns Day to Nick. Big day for both of them.

Nick's just got a steel fever. He's going to say always. It's like when you got to buy one

kid a present. So the doesn't get his feelings heard on the other kid's birthday.

That's another thing too. I'm really, really happy that Nick and Phoebe are good friends.

And this is going to sound kind of smalty and kind of dark, but I'm not going to be here forever.

No. And just knowing that they're always going to be cool. Like they've never had any issues.

They're 10 years apart. They didn't have like the sibling rivalries. They're always going to be good.

And that makes me happy. Yeah. So you don't know you're not going to be here forever.

Forever. Saying, you don't, you don't know, you know, for sure.

You could get uploaded into the cloud.

Mm-hmm Davis. Davis. I'm going to talk to my Dave AI chatbot.

An immortal being. Yes. Like Dr. Manhattan.

He could be hanging out on Mars. And his pull pranks on people.

Walk around naked. Really good pranks. I think my dad's listening. Hi, Dad.

What's it? He said we happy Suns Day. So I didn't know.

Oh, I bet it could be an incredible coincidence.

Hey, Holly says it's her son's 21st birthday today as well. Happy birthday to your son, Holly.

Keep me away from Phoebe.

And he goes to KU. And that's a warning. I mean, that's not like, I'm like,

for your son's own good, keeping me away from being. That's not a Dave. No, protective thing.

That's just like watch out. That's like, that's a do yourself a favor.

You did say she's like you. Yeah. Yeah. You just devoid the colors.

They're fun to look at. Don't take them home. They don't take them home. Don't make that mistake.

Thank you, wheels. For last week, sending that link to the $29 big Mac land. All you can

eat tickets about that about four games. That's what a bargain. Dude, that's, I mean,

you can't just go to a buffet without a ballgame and pay much less than that just to get endless

whatever food, right? Yeah. That's pretty good deal. So realistically, reasonably, I'm going to have

either two hot dogs and a soda in a beer or a hot dog and nachos. Yeah. Maybe a little sweet

treat and a dog and a, and a soda in a beer. If you guys go all out, what would you get on

and all you can eat night at ballpark? Because like, I'm at deal. It's like the chicken fingers and

things like that. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, probably going to pace it, right? Something before

the game. Probably a dog before the game. That's a good way to set the tone. Maybe some chicken

fingers after that. Certainly as many diet coaks as I can throw down my gullet. And then I think

you're right. Something. What were the, what were the sweet treats? Was it like, were they like? I

don't remember. We've got a kettle. Well, that's not really a sweet treat. Ice cream cups.

All right. There you go. Probably at least one of those. So this is what you can choose from.

Ice cold fountain Coca-Cola products, hot dogs, chicken tenders,

bratwursts, nacho chips and cheese, french fries, popcorn, peanuts, kettle chips,

and the ice cream cups. That's great. Yeah. That's real good. And this is the, you know,

look, this is kind of the relationship between teams and fans that goes on when you're cycling,

right? So like, when you're at a high cycle and you're a competitive team, you don't have to do a lot

of great deals because the team, yeah, there's a lot of demand. When you know you're going to be in,

you know, in a rebuild when you're trying to get back to being great, you can see now that there's

going to be ways to go that are less expensive that are that are going to make it worth your while

because they want you to be there because they don't want you to leave. They want you to keep in

the habit of being a cardinal fan and going to games and there is it's still fun to go. Even if

the team's not going to win 95 games, it's still fun to watch baseball eat food, hang with your friends.

100% 100% and you're not going to find much around town where you're going to do all of that for

four or five hours for 30 bucks. As you guys know, like last year, I really went crazy on going to

games and went with Maureen, went with buddies and my, I think my favorite thing though was Sunday's

alone. I would eat a gummy or two and I would uber down and I would splurge on really good seats

sit there by myself, watch lemonade innings. It was just fabulous. Just great.

We was the last time you had a beer. So I did a tasting at Schlafly maybe 10 years ago. That

would have been it. I tasted about four or five different ones and then I tasted their meat and

that was good. I like that. I'd drink that but it was so strong. You couldn't look more like a

meat drinker. It's so tasty. It's like it's almost like fruit juice. I mean, it's not fruity,

but again, I mean, it goes down really easy and then for a second, you're like, whoa, that's

strong. Never had me. Yeah, it was good. I was shocked. I had a little bit, you know, just

they're bringing little shot glasses of everything and I tried a little bit of everything. Yeah.

Do you have that sound from coward? Yes, I do. Let's play that here and then I'm going to do

a live. We're going to take a break and we're going to come back and Kevin's head's going to explode.

So we can all look forward to that. So I kind of set it up a little bit here, Kev.

Just coward stuff. Yeah, just a little bit. Colin coward for those that don't know.

And I've found out on Twitter, some people don't know that Colin is, but he's a host on FS1.

He used to be on ESPN and ESPN radio. He's a big national talking head kind of like a Steven A.

Smith light. Not quite as big, similar idea. And he was talking about Major League Baseball.

And he's making the case that the Dodgers being a dynasty is actually making baseball fans in

general happier. And he's basing that on a pole done by the athletic. And the problem is that

it's the pole of basically hardcore baseball sports fans because it's the athletic subscriber base.

But also in this, we don't know where the subscribers are. Like we're half of those people from L.A.

Right. Because you're going to have more subscribers in L.A., New York, Chicago, Boston,

Philly than you're going to have in St. Louis and Milwaukee and in Pittsburgh and places like that.

I keep your pattern, John. Yeah. Keep your pattern. So let's play what he said.

So the Cubs and the Dodgers are winning a lot. And everybody is almost entirely happier.

Three times more happy than three years ago. So what's hurting baseball and what hurts any store,

any industry is lousy. What hurts baseball is the A's and the Marlins and the white socks and

the cruddy cardinals and the pirates. You put those products in the store. That hurts the store.

Okay. The store is never we'll talk about that when we come.

Little Bob Welts for you today. This album cover. I'm going to tell you some personal stuff here.

This album cover is very sexy. It's a beautiful woman with a high cut skirt.

And she's putting her tongue and Bob Welch's ear. And when I was about 12, we would go to

Kmart every Friday night and I got to pick out an album. And I never bought that one.

But I always look at where it was. I always look at that one.

And he appears to be eating like a potato chip or something. He's eating something.

Okay. So Colin Coward says what he what we just played and wheels. I take it to be two issues.

One, there's the issue of is it's not the good teams like the Dodgers who's killing baseball. It's

the crappy teams that are killing baseball. And then the second issue, of course, is that he lumped

the cardinals in with the white socks and the A's. Well, first of all, you have to understand a

couple of things. One, Colin Coward is lazy. I don't understand how someone has survived at

the level he's at being as lazy as he is when it comes to details. So yeah, he's thinking of

and he's probably reading off a prompter teams that aren't supposed to be good now. And he's just

flutthrowing him out there. Like if you look at the last 20 or 25 years, we all know the

cardinals are like third or fourth in baseball in total wins and in playoff wins. So like big picture,

they've been one of the big boys competitively for 20 years. They're not right now. We know that.

But he's lazy. He's not trying to hate on the cardinals. He's just lazy. And he's not very bright

when it comes to looking at the details of any particular story, which is why so many of his

takes suck. He'll say the dumbest thing and act like it's the smartest thing. And like, dude,

do you even read some of the thing I can't I can't stand that about guys that are about that are

about the sexy take or the thing that'll get run without looking at whether or not it even makes

any sense. So the credit cardinals thing is just plain stupid because he doesn't follow baseball.

He never talks about baseball unless he's got some weird hot take like this to get into. He

doesn't know anything about the game. He doesn't understand the teams. He doesn't know. He just

he just lists names of teams. And that's what he did when he was talking about the good teams.

He's just listing teams like this shows you I know baseball. Well, you don't you can look at the

standings. That's it. That's what you're doing. You're looking at the standings and you're giving us

a hot take. So I didn't make much of the credit cardinals thing because I know he's stupid and I

know he's lazy. And I don't know if he I don't know who he's a fan of. I have no idea. So maybe it's

also a fandom thing like he would maybe he's I don't maybe he's a cup fan. I have no idea.

But either way, I don't make anything out of that. His broad point was that baseball fans are

happier now than they were four years ago. And that's because the Dodgers are great.

That's the basis of his entire video. That's what he starts with. That baseball fans are happier

than they were four years ago. And that is because the Dodgers have become a dynasty. And the problem

with his thinking is just there's so many problems. But the first one is this is what we're

hitting at before the break. He's looking at a pole of the athletic subscribers, right? The athletic

subscribers, those are those people are me. They're die hard. You're paying money for sports

coverage specifically. You're not just a general fan. You're not just an quote average fan.

You're probably a P1 kind of fan. You're very active. You're very engaged. You pay a lot of

attention. That's not a typical fan base of any sport or any team. We're the P1s. That means

we're the ones that are always there no matter what. So you're not pulling general baseball fans.

And keeping in mind, too, that the athletic is a national outlet. They have subscribers

in New York, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Boston, New York, Toronto, and all that. Where do you

think they have more subscribers? LA, New York, Chicago, and Toronto, or Pittsburgh, Milwaukee,

and St. Louis. It's not a scientific poll. It's going to be weighted towards where they have more

subscribers. They obviously have more subscribers of the big markets. G.I. wonder why fans of the

Dodgers and Cubs and Metz and Tigers and all those teams are happier now than they were four years

ago. Probably because their teams are winning more than they were four years ago. And he's acting

like the sport is healthier because the big market fans are happy. And it's just completely stupid.

I'm back guys. DGS 134. Damn, it's gloomy out there. Some of a bitch. There's lightning. Oh, was

it a few times? Not that I want anything to be damaged or someone get hit, but at least it adds a

little texture to that grainness, right? I just want to go to sleep. I love a good stormy day. I missed

a poor rage. He was trying to nap in our office. I was sitting in the chair with my jacket like

as a blanket. Oh, you know the hack you could have gone because the boss says he's out. You could

have gone back on those couches. That's what I told her. That's what Dave said. But man, on the

off chance that like a salesperson would have seen me playing on that. It's just too humiliating

to be here. I would much rather nap in my chair and have like the ugly chair nap face. You know,

I'm talking about you. It is also known as the airplane nap face. Yeah, exactly. When I wake up,

I can't open my face with facial recognition. It's like, I don't know who you are. Really? Yeah.

I sleep hard, Kev. I mean, I do. I use the bigger rock, but I don't usually try to open the phone

that fast. I need moments to just collect myself. I'm the worst wakeer up in the world.

I need snooze three times. I need to take my time and wake up. I can't do it. Are you a pop out

of bed kind of person? I'm in between. I'm in between. What about you guys? I lay there for a bit,

but like I can't keep laying in bed for longer than five or 10 minutes because then I just want to

keep sleeping. So I make myself get up. I get you. If anyone has something you can jump in. I'm just

looking at my notes. I have tons of stuff for today, but it's just like, okay, I feel like I'm

dreaming. I feel like it's the middle of the night on Saturday night. And for some reason I'm at work

and doing a show and it's Phoebe's 21st birthday. And then I'm gonna wake up and I'll be 98 years

old or something like who knows? Satanists are now using AI. And exorcists have to keep up.

I didn't realize the exorcists were being deployed because of the Satanists. Are the Satanists

making people get possessed? That's what the article suggested. Okay.

That they're now recruiting people through AI. And that's leading to more possessions,

which is leading the exorcist to more work. Interesting. So there's a growth industry. Yeah.

Are the exorcists using AI? It didn't say so. Are the exorcists like, can they be anybody?

Or is it? I mean, I know like, you know, the Catholic Church has their own

right. Exorcist wing. Like, can could, could you or I just become an exorcist? Yes. When I did the,

the deal where we watched the exorcist and we had a panel discussion, one of my fellow panelists

was a Baptist exorcist. Okay. So I mean, do you have to be a minister, priest, pastor,

or can you just be a dude? I don't think there's a certification for it. I think you can just

show up. You just got to know the stuff. Yeah. To say. Yeah, but the demons got to be like,

where are your credentials? I don't know. You just because like, is it like a vampire situation?

You have to be invited in. Yeah. But if you're disinvited from someone's body,

I don't know. Okay. I'll leave. I feel like their rules there are kind of flexible.

Yeah. As to how that all works. I don't know though. Yeah. How do you decide to get into that

career? Like what makes you think? You know what? You know what? I think I'd be good at casting

and demons. Yeah. Even though I seem to fear me. Go to sleep says, my retro themed game,

vape shop had our biggest day every yesterday was a struggle to get through the fall and winter.

Not asking for a shout out, just sharing good news in this gloomy world. We're family here. We

celebrate the good and we get through the bad. So good for you. Glad you had a big day. That's

awesome. Good for you. I'm Washington, Missouri. Washington, Mo loves vapes. I'll tell you that.

I loved Washington when we drove through for the so cool. There's a donut shop I want to go to.

Way too haunted. I want to go to Washington. It's haunted.

Bart Washington. We were in was haunted. Yeah. Worshinken. Worshinken. I have something here.

Shoot. So Bill Billa checks girlfriend Jordan Hudson. Yeah. I can't help you guys. It's weird

calling her girlfriend, by the way, because she's like, Bill Billa checks granddaughter. Yeah.

She is a little whatever is going on there. I don't know. I kind of can't help it. With this woman,

I got to give her some respect because she just she is so open about who she is. You know,

like she like she trademarked the word gold digger. I'm pretty sure, right? Like,

she's she's not hiding what's going on. And I have to give her some respect for at least just like,

you know, I'm Jordan Hudson. And this is what I'm all about. Can I tell you something? What's up?

Before you go on. Yeah. I read on her on the sheet. Rage has I can't help it. I'm fascinated by

Jordan Hudson. Got to respect it when someone just leads with exactly who they are. I read that as

Jennifer Hudson. So I also read that it was like, I didn't realize she was even doing stuff anymore.

I had that exact same thought. I was like, Oh, she's singing again. Okay. She did such a great

job playing Aretha Franklin. I'm just glad I gave her flowers.

Jordan Hudson, the 24 year old who is dating Bill Bella check. On Saturday, she posted an

Instagram photo of a yellow hair clip, which she had decorated with a pink bow and beads spelling

out the words be old. Huh? What does that mean? Anyway, she was talking about her cheerleading

competition. And she compared, which is also it's like, you're talking about your doing a

cheerleading competition. She was talking about social studies class. She compared her participation

in cheerleading to Tom Brady's historic career in the NFL. So she said, for the record,

a 24 year old flyer is the equivalent of a 42 year old quarterback. Hashtag old dog new tricks.

Hashtag geriatric cheerleader society.

What is going on? Do you think Bill says note anything? No, he's ever like, you know what, honey,

maybe not bring Tom Brady into it. I think he loves it. I just was googling this stuff.

Something with this Patriots thing is going on here. What do you mean? So Bill Bella check is

in his 70s dating a 24 year old. The owner Robert Kraft is like 85 and married to a 54 year old.

Tom Brady is apparently dating a 25 year old. I'm not certain this is a Patriots specific thing

there. But it's like, this is like, this is the big three in the Patriots dynasty. And they're all

like, yeah, update people. My daughter's age. That's fine. I think it's more just about old men

with lots of money. Yeah. No, I agree. I agree. Danny Amindola, former Ram, former St. Louis Ram.

He's 40. He's dating a 21 year old. Where are you getting this info? It was on Twitter.

It's on a Twitter pit. It's on a tweet. It's on age gap relations. Yeah, it's

tweet. Yeah. I get all that stuff from the tweet. Jeff has got a Google alert alert for age gap

relationships. I googled Jordan Hudson. It was like the third thing that came up. Not googled

search down the tweet. Can you can you find your net worth? What's your net worth? I don't know.

Whatever Bill Bella checks is.

Rachel is just talking her up. Look, I'm not saying like it's like, it's

turned out particularly exactly how I feel. I am fascinated by this person because of the fact

that she's just like, yeah, what are you going to do about it? Mitch says, why can a senior citizen

date a 24 year old, but a 19 year old dating a 16 year old is illegal. Mitch buddy. Mitch got

it. He's asking the right. Mitch. Let's get to the bottom of this. We got lost. I know you're asking

for a friend, buddy. He got lost. Mitchell. Hold on a second. We love you, Mitch.

I swear it's not me. I believe you, Mitch. I mean, I'm not even going to be as far as I

believe you. Just keep it at the college, buddy. Just keep it at the college level. It's like my roommate,

though. Oh, that was awesome. That was great. Yeah, the photos of them, like kind of when they

first burst onto the scene as a couple and she was dressed as a mermaid and he was like catching

her out of the ocean. Oh, yeah. I didn't see no 19 when they met, man. I was like, I've never seen

anything like this in my life. Do you think he cares? No, he does. He does. He has to know, right?

Of course. He has to know what's going to. He's just like, I don't care. It wouldn't be happening.

That's a good point. Very good point. Like he, he doesn't, he doesn't, he has an option.

He's like, I'm fine being used. I can't get out of this right. He's strong armed, me.

That's so weird, man. Yeah, there should be a rule. If you're over 50, don't go see your girlfriend

in a cheerleading competition. That's a great rule. Unless you live in the villages, it's just a

weird night. It's theme night. Well, they do get wild in the villages. That's what I hear.

She was born in 2001. Oh, my God. He was already winning super balls. Dude, it's like, I know the facts

of the case, but when you see it laid out, it's like, what the heck, man? It's so weird. You're like,

yeah, yeah, when she was born, yeah, you were 55. She was a tiny little baby when you were 55.

Come on, man, how does your, how do you have nothing in your brain that goes? Yeah, this is just not

right. It's not a crime. We know that. I'm saying that just saying nobody's doing anything illegal.

It's super weird is what that's like a 16 year old and the 19 year old. Hey, hey,

hey,

Mitch just don't put that stuff in writing.

The back DGS 149, so

some of my earliest memories of music are listening to the Beatles when I was four or five years old.

And I just remember the feeling in my body, right?

When I heard a song I loved, like the hair in the back of my neck would stand up, I'd

get chills.

I just saw a deal last night where not everyone feels that.

Yes.

That sucks.

I know.

Do you guys get that?

Do you guys get chills when you hear music you like?

Yes.

Every time.

Just had new songs I found yesterday that did it.

I just like the sound of the music.

Yeah.

I got it.

Give me like a physical.

Oh my god.

Seriously.

It gives me, it almost gives me a buzz.

Isn't that interesting?

Because I assumed that all four of us would say yes just because it's so egocentric.

I feel it.

So I'm sure Andrew feels it.

And I just never even imagined sort of like half the people in the world don't have an

internal monologue.

Right.

Right.

I'm not happy with the people.

You know what it is?

I think my tolerance for music is at an all time high, meaning I haven't found new music

that excites me in quite a while now and like I don't know sometimes I'll be like what

should I listen to?

And I just feel so like humdrum about it.

I'm like, I guess I'll put on the Green Day International SuperHeads album because I

always like that.

You know, there's very few times where I'm like stoked to put something on.

And I don't know if that's just being 34 or what I think that's a lot of it.

Yeah.

You're at the age where typically people stop like really seeking new music.

And the thing is as I would like to hear new music, I just the kind of alternative music

that I like.

I don't feel like they're really making these days.

Like when I hear alternative, it's not what I consider to be alternative.

So like the genre that I came up on, it just feels like it doesn't really exist anymore.

So like there are some like hip hop artists that get pretty excited for their music, I

guess, but I don't know.

I'm pretty kind of interested in some metal.

It makes me sad.

Not really.

Yeah, we're we're wheels and I are different is that I I know that there are rock bands

out there who I don't know who I would love.

But I don't seek them out.

And even like on TikTok when it's like here's new favorite 70 style rock band, I'm like

I'm gonna see what else I just well, okay.

So a couple years ago on this band hers, got really big on TikTok and people were using

the sound from a couple of other songs and I'm like, man, I love this band.

This band is so cool.

Look them up.

Well, they died in a car accident.

The entire band died in a car accident in 20 yes, but that was like crushing.

It's like I finally found this new, you know, quote, unquote new band I'm excited about.

And they're gone.

I'm never going to hear new music from them.

I had a similar thing where I found a band and I was like, man, this is awesome.

This is just what I'm in the mood for.

And I'm like, ah, what a the they don't seem to have very many songs.

What a prime they're not dead, but they're they're, you know, not a band anymore.

Yeah.

And it's like, ah, come on.

Yeah.

It does take a little like, it doesn't take much, but a little bit of effort.

Like I'm on I mute or I would call it Apple music.

I'll be listening to something I like when you scroll down and be like, oh, you might

like these others.

And a lot of times you're like, and no, and no, oh, that one.

All right.

That one.

And then that can lead to another one.

And it's pretty cool.

Yeah.

But I kind of get what you're saying, Rachel, because the kind of music that you listen

to may not be the same like the genre and rock and metal is not the same.

But there's so many branches of it that there's enough similarity to the stuff that I grew

up on, you know, and it's just how heavy is it?

How loud is it?

It's a pitch in the chest.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're, you're definitely like tapped into it, John Rudd, the word, they're cranking so

much stuff.

Yeah.

All the time.

And it's not to say it's different.

Like a lot of the stuff you see now, the metal core stuff now is not like Metallica

stuff.

I mean, it's, it's a different style, but it's still got enough of the original.

You're okay with it.

I'm really glad that I don't have an old man syndrome like, oh, wrecking my day.

Like great.

I love it.

Like when I'm in the car with Phoebe and she's playing music I've never heard of.

And I'm glad that I'm a musician.

Go to sleep.

We'll relate to this because there's no song that you can play me that I don't have an

idea what they're doing.

You know, like I, I, sure, I'm, I'm fluent in that language.

Doesn't mean I could play it, but I know what they're doing.

So I can appreciate her music without, like, oh, I'm going to go download whatever it

is.

So I'm happy when people when generations have new stuff.

Yeah.

How important would it be if they just had our stuff?

Yeah.

True.

It's going to be a big concert here for me in St. Louis.

What's that?

A lot of bands.

Yeah.

A lot of new-ish bands playing smaller venues, it's going to be great.

Like I hear the Dave Glover bands playing Del Mar hall.

That's the, that's one, right?

Right?

The highest ticket in town.

Yeah.

I'm going to be there.

Better get those tickets.

Del Mar hall, April 17th, Friday, my band opening up with a 30, 40 minute set of the Beatles

and then a Dewey Brothers tribute band and then my buddy Dave Kalsey's Clapton band.

So it's going to be a really fun night of music.