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4:06 Speaker 4: Good morning, everybody, welcome, here we go. It is that

4:10 Speaker 4: time again. Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from

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4:26 Speaker 4: contact and fos, show archives, et cetera, et cetera. Today

4:30 Speaker 4: is a Saturday, December twenty seven, twenty twenty five. Yes,

4:34 Speaker 4: it is Saturday. You know, I had had no less

4:38 Speaker 4: than four conversations yesterday with people who are having trouble,

4:42 Speaker 4: myself included, by the way, we're having trouble remembering what

4:44 Speaker 4: day it was because it seems like every year between

4:48 Speaker 4: Christmas and New Year's Day we get into this weird

4:51 Speaker 4: like almost like a time distortion thing where everything feels

4:55 Speaker 4: kind of weird in terms of what day is it.

4:58 Speaker 4: And you know, Jenny mentioned yesterday she kept thinking it

5:03 Speaker 4: was Saturday. You know, it just felt like a Saturday.

5:06 Speaker 4: So it's but it is Saturday now, December twenty seventh.

5:12 Speaker 4: So welcome everybody. Of course, we are here live, even

5:16 Speaker 4: though if you are local in Manchester, New Hampshire, we've

5:18 Speaker 4: got a little bit of a winter wonderland going on

5:21 Speaker 4: out there. I did not expect to wake up to snow.

5:23 Speaker 4: Not not much, but you know, enough to make it

5:26 Speaker 4: make the roads a little bit slippery. So if you

5:28 Speaker 4: are traveling this morning, please be careful. And but we

5:32 Speaker 4: didn't get it nearly as bad as I think. I

5:35 Speaker 4: think there's some places that are getting slammed. This is

5:37 Speaker 4: supposed to be a pretty tough storm system that's affecting

5:42 Speaker 4: a large swath of the country. But you know, New Hampshire,

5:46 Speaker 4: we're kind of lucky in that we're in this. People

5:51 Speaker 4: who don't live here assume that New Hampshire is like

5:53 Speaker 4: we have these terrible winters. They're really not that bad.

5:57 Speaker 4: I grew up here and when I was a kid,

6:00 Speaker 4: I can you know, I don't mean to do this,

6:02 Speaker 4: you know, when I was a kid, No, but I

6:05 Speaker 4: do recall back in my day. No, but I do

6:09 Speaker 4: remember when I was growing up that the winters here

6:12 Speaker 4: were a lot more challenging than they are now. They

6:14 Speaker 4: were more consistently I mean, it's been cold, this winter

6:18 Speaker 4: has been cold, But when I was a kid, it

6:20 Speaker 4: seems like they were much more consistently cold and a

6:23 Speaker 4: hell of a lot more snow. So we're kind of

6:26 Speaker 4: lucky here. We don't get really extreme winters anymore. Some

6:29 Speaker 4: some winters are very mild. We had a winter here

6:32 Speaker 4: about I think eight or nine years ago where winter

6:36 Speaker 4: just didn't even show up. I mean, it was amazing. So,

6:40 Speaker 4: you know, we're kind of fortunate here. So this this

6:42 Speaker 4: terrible storm system that's affecting places close to New Hampshire,

6:46 Speaker 4: as close as Massachusetts. Here, we're kind of getting uh,

6:50 Speaker 4: we're kind of getting off easy, and we usually do,

6:53 Speaker 4: at least where we are here in Manchester. I mean

6:56 Speaker 4: we're in kind of like this little protected area that

6:59 Speaker 4: you know, we get storm. I mean, we get you know,

7:01 Speaker 4: we'll get a blizzard you know, that might drop a

7:03 Speaker 4: foot of snow once in a while. I don't think

7:06 Speaker 4: last year we did. I mean we had we had storms,

7:08 Speaker 4: but I don't think we ever had anything that was

7:11 Speaker 4: that actually was an entire foot of snow that I recall.

7:15 Speaker 4: I don't think we really get storms quite that big

7:18 Speaker 4: anymore in this area, you know. So, I mean, I'm

7:21 Speaker 4: concerned about climate change, but you know, long term, but

7:24 Speaker 4: short term it does have some benefits, I guess the

7:28 Speaker 4: milder winters. But anyway, so if you are traveling this morning,

7:33 Speaker 4: please be careful because we woke up to more than

7:36 Speaker 4: I was expecting anyway, but we go forth. So we

7:39 Speaker 4: do have some great guests for you today. Coming up

7:41 Speaker 4: in just a few minutes at nine to fifteen in

7:42 Speaker 4: the Eastern time zone, we will have the band Box

7:45 Speaker 4: of Trash and other great band from the UK. Actually,

7:48 Speaker 4: all our guests this morning, they're all UK based bands.

7:51 Speaker 4: I don't have anybody coming in the studio. I am here,

7:53 Speaker 4: I'm flying solo. Jenny's at home, she's resting. She's been

7:57 Speaker 4: very busy. It's been a very busy time. Of course,

7:59 Speaker 4: Illaday is very busy time for everyone. But so we've

8:02 Speaker 4: got Box of Trash, who are going to be joining

8:04 Speaker 4: us via WhatsApp in just a few minutes. And then

8:07 Speaker 4: in the second hour we have the Marches, another great

8:10 Speaker 4: band from the UK, and then in the third hour

8:12 Speaker 4: the Far North. The Far North. Actually it sounds like

8:15 Speaker 4: the name of a band. It's actually just one guy.

8:18 Speaker 4: His name's Lee Wilding, but he calls this project the

8:20 Speaker 4: Far North. And by the way, all three of these

8:22 Speaker 4: artists are artists who they had their first, their very

8:26 Speaker 4: first airplay here on American radio, right here on this

8:30 Speaker 4: program on this station WMNH we did the world radio

8:34 Speaker 4: premieres for all these artists who are now great UK

8:37 Speaker 4: artists who are now making inroads into the US radio market.

8:40 Speaker 4: So in fact, that track that we open with, Something

8:43 Speaker 4: in the Water, that's another great band from over there

8:45 Speaker 4: across the pond, as they say, Rivia, love them, two

8:49 Speaker 4: great songs that we often play on the show, piece

8:52 Speaker 4: of You and Something in the Water, which is their

8:55 Speaker 4: even newer single it just came out in November. Love

8:57 Speaker 4: that song. I love both those songs so much, such

8:59 Speaker 4: a great we've had them on the show. Great to

9:02 Speaker 4: talk to, great band. But I think what we're gonna

9:04 Speaker 4: do right now, because we are going to be speaking

9:07 Speaker 4: with the guys from the Lads as they say, from

9:11 Speaker 4: the band box of Trash in just a few minutes,

9:13 Speaker 4: so I think we should go ahead and hit this.

9:15 Speaker 4: This is their newest single, Nightmare, which is really good,

9:19 Speaker 4: and then we're going to talk to these guys and

9:20 Speaker 4: then we'll play another song of theirs at the end.

9:23 Speaker 4: We'll probably we'll let them pick what we play to

9:25 Speaker 4: close out the segment. I think, but this is a

9:27 Speaker 4: great track. We played this for the first time on

9:29 Speaker 4: the show not long ago, and then at the end

9:32 Speaker 4: of this, we'll have those guys on with us via WhatsApp.

9:34 Speaker 4: But check it out. This is Nightmare and the band

9:37 Speaker 4: is Box of Trash.

10:06 Speaker 6: Hello, wish me how.

10:09 Speaker 3: You playing there?

10:11 Speaker 5: It's my bye, not only time. Uh leaving.

10:19 Speaker 8: That before I say it's meaning it.

10:24 Speaker 5: Said jass.

10:25 Speaker 6: Picky Jazz reassesses now as.

10:31 Speaker 9: Something checks me awaken out.

10:34 Speaker 8: And rouse me by.

10:38 Speaker 6: If you love.

10:40 Speaker 4: Such a n there, I just swam to the best.

10:51 Speaker 6: She said.

10:51 Speaker 4: She said me, Yeah, what you wish for.

10:56 Speaker 5: The games, saying.

10:58 Speaker 8: That I w when I told you Wow.

11:06 Speaker 5: So all right now.

11:09 Speaker 1: I still down web the crown of the lonely crowd.

11:16 Speaker 4: Sething chase me.

11:18 Speaker 5: Away, you go evers me from the book.

11:22 Speaker 8: I never you I was such a din there.

11:29 Speaker 4: I just swamp you to care.

11:35 Speaker 10: I don't need it anymore.

11:37 Speaker 3: That's how think you're coming going.

11:38 Speaker 4: Nothing needs to setting. So my body turning on, I

11:42 Speaker 4: just start.

11:44 Speaker 8: I let you know.

12:26 Speaker 10: She said, she said, she said, she said, she said,

12:31 Speaker 10: she said, she said, she.

12:33 Speaker 3: Said, she said no, No, I definitely allowed such a rider.

12:47 Speaker 11: Swam to ja.

12:52 Speaker 1: I don't hear any walk.

12:53 Speaker 6: That's something comor though I d just said it so

12:57 Speaker 6: for my body to not.

12:59 Speaker 8: Just st you know.

13:04 Speaker 4: I I love it. The track is called Nightmare. The

13:39 Speaker 4: band is Box of Trash. And let's see we've connected

13:42 Speaker 4: via WhatsApp. Let's see if we can hear these guys. Hello, guys,

13:44 Speaker 4: are you there?

13:46 Speaker 8: It's just me. It's how's it going? Hey good?

13:49 Speaker 4: How are you doing? How you how do you say?

13:50 Speaker 8: Your name?

13:51 Speaker 4: Is it bas or baz Baz? How you doing? Welcome

13:56 Speaker 4: to the show. I'm excited to talk to you. I

13:58 Speaker 4: love that song so much. Nightmare. That is catchy, it's infectious,

14:01 Speaker 4: it gets uh, you know, I wake up with it

14:03 Speaker 4: in my brain in the morning, really really good. So

14:06 Speaker 4: I'm very glad you're joining us today. Did did you

14:08 Speaker 4: write that? Are you responsible for that one?

14:11 Speaker 8: That one?

14:12 Speaker 4: I that's really really good, really good.

14:16 Speaker 12: It's about it's a kind of personal, semi personal, and

14:21 Speaker 12: you know, just kind of waking up and feeling like

14:24 Speaker 12: kid off abunding on folk, but then realizing you're really

14:28 Speaker 12: not and it's just jay, you know what.

14:30 Speaker 8: They can adopt feelings you have on a miserable day.

14:33 Speaker 4: Oh yeah, absolutely, yeah. I was reading a quote from

14:36 Speaker 4: you about that. Actually, I just found this. It says

14:39 Speaker 4: this song is one of the most raw Box of Trash,

14:41 Speaker 4: I've wrote.

14:42 Speaker 8: Uh.

14:43 Speaker 4: The song is an introspective journey through self doubt, emotional struggle,

14:46 Speaker 4: and a yearning for care and understanding, set against a

14:49 Speaker 4: backdrop of personal chaos and fleeting moments of clarity.

14:53 Speaker 8: Yeah.

14:54 Speaker 4: So that's that's a lot. Yeah yeah, uh yeah, go ahead,

15:00 Speaker 4: are you telling that?

15:01 Speaker 8: Yeah?

15:01 Speaker 4: Oh, it sounded like you're sounded like you were starting

15:03 Speaker 4: to say something. I didn't want to interrupt. No, no,

15:07 Speaker 4: it's all good. Yeah, we might have a there might

15:08 Speaker 4: be a slide delay, as there often is with these

15:10 Speaker 4: trans continental calls, but uh no, uh, I I love

15:14 Speaker 4: and I did listen to by the way, let's see,

15:16 Speaker 4: I did listen to the entire album, really really good.

15:21 Speaker 8: Uh.

15:21 Speaker 4: Now, I'm curious, so where does the name We'll start

15:23 Speaker 4: with one of the most obvious questions. I'm sure you

15:25 Speaker 4: get this all the time, but where does the name

15:27 Speaker 4: Box of Trash come from?

15:29 Speaker 8: Well?

15:30 Speaker 12: I think it's an interesting story, but it might not

15:32 Speaker 12: come across interesting. But like a collect vinyl and I'm

15:37 Speaker 12: into like sixties garbage rock. They do know that kind

15:41 Speaker 12: of early sixties stuff. It's kind of gritty, like.

15:43 Speaker 8: Justgies and stuff.

15:45 Speaker 12: Yeah, and I got a compilation vinyl thing and it

15:49 Speaker 12: was called the Trash Box, And I had a poster

15:53 Speaker 12: up in a studio and it's say.

15:54 Speaker 8: I was like, why don't we just call ourselves the

15:56 Speaker 8: Box of Trash? Yeah that way. Expectations are low.

16:06 Speaker 4: No, it's a great name. It's it's one that it's

16:09 Speaker 4: one you remember. Yeah, yeah, I like it, you know,

16:13 Speaker 4: but it also kind of I think it fits in

16:14 Speaker 4: terms of you know, your sound, it's it's it's raw.

16:18 Speaker 4: You know, you mentioned you know you really like garage

16:20 Speaker 4: rock or I think I even saw did I see

16:22 Speaker 4: the term trash rock referring to you guys somewhere online?

16:25 Speaker 4: So I don't and I'd never heard that term before,

16:27 Speaker 4: trash rock. I don't know if that's something you say

16:29 Speaker 4: over there, but but I but I really like see personally,

16:33 Speaker 4: I love that kind of production. I think a lot

16:36 Speaker 4: of I think a lot of the music that's produced

16:38 Speaker 4: and I don't even want to say a lot of

16:40 Speaker 4: the music that's produced today, because I think it's been

16:43 Speaker 4: this way for a number of decades, probably starting in

16:46 Speaker 4: the eighties. But I think a lot of music is

16:48 Speaker 4: a little bit slicker and a little bit smoother than

16:51 Speaker 4: it needs to be particularly with rock music where you know,

16:55 Speaker 4: you really want to hear those crunchy guitars and everything.

16:58 Speaker 4: But the yeah, but the production on what you guys

17:01 Speaker 4: have done really is it's it's raw. You know, it

17:04 Speaker 4: still sounds professional and it's it sounds amazing, but there

17:08 Speaker 4: is kind of a raw no iss to it, like

17:10 Speaker 4: is that is that something that's important to you? Do

17:12 Speaker 4: you intentionally try to get that sound?

17:15 Speaker 8: And we don't intentionally try and do it, but.

17:19 Speaker 12: It just kind of it's worked our way into It's

17:22 Speaker 12: the kind of all four of us are that type

17:24 Speaker 12: of person, you know what I mean? Yeah, But we

17:28 Speaker 12: recorded the album actually an Illinois a place called.

17:32 Speaker 8: Elgin Oh no kidding? Ah yeah, yeah, yeah.

17:37 Speaker 12: The album is called it's named after a hotel room

17:40 Speaker 12: and sweet oh wow, yeah, I forget the name it

17:46 Speaker 12: now Kindlewood Speech, yeah, kandle with two thirty. Yeah, it

17:51 Speaker 12: was a room number and kindle Wood Sweech was the

17:54 Speaker 12: hotel name.

17:55 Speaker 4: No kidding? So you actually so you came to the

17:58 Speaker 4: States and recorded this in Elgin, Illinois?

18:00 Speaker 8: Yeah?

18:01 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, that's why I come over. I was I

18:06 Speaker 12: was playing bass for a band down in England. Obviously

18:09 Speaker 12: I'm from Scotland and I was went down the band

18:11 Speaker 12: the Mets, and but they had a guy coming over

18:15 Speaker 12: from Illinois, Juan vella Is from Third Fire Records. He

18:20 Speaker 12: was recording them and I didn't have anywhere to stay,

18:23 Speaker 12: and the end up letting me, let's sleep on his couch. Yeah,

18:27 Speaker 12: So I went down straight back and we went to

18:29 Speaker 12: the pub after and he's.

18:31 Speaker 8: Like, do you write songs?

18:32 Speaker 12: I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah, and I let him

18:34 Speaker 12: here a demo I had Cold Space Man, and he's like,

18:38 Speaker 12: I love it. You need to send me that when

18:39 Speaker 12: you get home. And so I sent him over and

18:44 Speaker 12: he's like, I want his own in Chicago. Well, well Elgin, Sorry, yeah,

18:48 Speaker 12: what record is? So I that's how that came about,

18:51 Speaker 12: Just a kind of random meet.

18:53 Speaker 4: No kidding, that's wild.

18:56 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it was one. It's one of the coolest

18:57 Speaker 8: things I've actually done with new I.

19:01 Speaker 4: Spent a lot of time in Illinois when I was

19:02 Speaker 4: a kid because my parents divorced when I was pretty

19:06 Speaker 4: young and my mother, per the custody agreement, moved back

19:08 Speaker 4: to Illinois, where she was from originally. So I spent

19:11 Speaker 4: the summers out there, so I know I know that

19:13 Speaker 4: stayed very well I know exactly where Elgin is and

19:16 Speaker 4: well that's wild.

19:18 Speaker 8: You know. Another crazy thing about it is right in Scotland.

19:21 Speaker 8: There's a place called Elgin.

19:22 Speaker 4: Oh is there?

19:24 Speaker 12: H So, as I said to the boys, I was like,

19:27 Speaker 12: we've traveled halfway around the world to end up in

19:28 Speaker 12: a town that's.

19:31 Speaker 4: It's wild.

19:34 Speaker 8: It's quite man.

19:35 Speaker 12: But recording the album, it was like the guy juanne

19:39 Speaker 12: Velas's he was very insistent on getting the sound we

19:43 Speaker 12: had in our room because we'd send him like like

19:46 Speaker 12: not demos, but like live recordings of in our rehearsal

19:49 Speaker 12: room and he's like, I want to capture that sound

19:51 Speaker 12: that you have there.

19:52 Speaker 8: Yeah, he was quite bag on it as well. So like,

19:56 Speaker 8: like I said, it's not really us pushing for it,

19:58 Speaker 8: it was more him.

19:59 Speaker 4: M no, that makes sense.

20:02 Speaker 8: So like I was like, and he knows his stuff.

20:05 Speaker 12: We're just kind of full lads from a small town

20:09 Speaker 12: in Scotland, you know what I mean.

20:10 Speaker 8: We just play our instruments. Yeah, it's just not our thing.

20:14 Speaker 4: Oh that's wild.

20:15 Speaker 13: Yeah.

20:15 Speaker 4: You just never know, you just never know what might happen.

20:18 Speaker 4: That's incredible. So, so how long did it take to

20:23 Speaker 4: record the album?

20:24 Speaker 12: And we've done it in ten days, nice, nine days

20:29 Speaker 12: because the tenth the tenth day we ended up that

20:31 Speaker 12: was because we were in for the nine days. We

20:34 Speaker 12: were in every single day for about twelve hours a day,

20:37 Speaker 12: and then the last day we actually got to go

20:39 Speaker 12: into Chicago for the day.

20:42 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, we got the boat too and everything.

20:44 Speaker 4: Oh wow, oh very cool.

20:47 Speaker 8: I loved it, loved.

20:48 Speaker 12: Every sect in America. It's it's it's a beautiful place.

20:52 Speaker 12: So it was really beautiful.

20:54 Speaker 4: Oh that's that's awesome. Wow, yeah, that's really cool. Like

20:57 Speaker 4: I said, I spent a lot of time there when

20:58 Speaker 4: I was a kid, so I know, I know you

20:59 Speaker 4: may now that's great. And so you averaged about a

21:03 Speaker 4: song a day then when you were recording it, So

21:05 Speaker 4: that's I mean, was that what what were you feeling

21:09 Speaker 4: like in terms of was that a lot of pressure

21:11 Speaker 4: or were you were you comfortable with it or how

21:14 Speaker 4: was what was that like for you guys?

21:17 Speaker 8: It wasn't really pressure. No, we were quite comfortable.

21:20 Speaker 12: We knew the songs inside out because we it was

21:22 Speaker 12: obviously planned like to go over like just under a

21:27 Speaker 12: year in advance, so we practiced hard, you know what

21:29 Speaker 12: I mean. We've got everything tight and nailed down, So

21:32 Speaker 12: there wasn't no, it wasn't pressure. And Joanne like he

21:35 Speaker 12: he made us feel so comfortable so that like he

21:39 Speaker 12: made like like it would burn. So what happened was

21:41 Speaker 12: would lay down tracks as what like as a band

21:45 Speaker 12: like would lay down all the tracks and then the

21:47 Speaker 12: drummer went and he redone all his parts, the basis

21:50 Speaker 12: went and redone his parts. Haven't in singer, so like

21:54 Speaker 12: it was really easy and it was really quick and

21:56 Speaker 12: it was brilliant to work with them. Yeah, it was

21:58 Speaker 12: really awesome to work with man. And then I, like

22:02 Speaker 12: I said, it was no pressure whatsoever. That's not mean

22:05 Speaker 12: to start to be big headed and anything like that.

22:07 Speaker 8: There just really wasn't.

22:09 Speaker 4: That's amazing.

22:10 Speaker 3: Uh.

22:12 Speaker 4: And then and then so how how long after so

22:14 Speaker 4: so you finish up there and then you and then

22:17 Speaker 4: you go back and then what was the so what

22:21 Speaker 4: what about the mastering and everything? I mean did did

22:23 Speaker 4: was that also done in Illinois or where was that done?

22:26 Speaker 8: Yeah? That was done in Illinois as well.

22:28 Speaker 12: Yeah, okay, I can't I think Juanne got another another

22:33 Speaker 12: guy and I can't remember his name just now.

22:35 Speaker 8: Ah oh ah, I can't. I can't remember the guy's name.

22:43 Speaker 8: Now I feel bad now I can't remember the guy's name,

22:47 Speaker 8: but yeah, he got, he got, he got his friend

22:48 Speaker 8: to master it.

22:50 Speaker 12: Yeah, and I like, we had to read the vocals

22:54 Speaker 12: in one track, but I singer lyle he's he picks

23:00 Speaker 12: apart his vocals like was than anybody his own I know,

23:06 Speaker 12: everybody says this their own biggest critic. Yeah, he really is,

23:11 Speaker 12: man to the point where we're like we having to

23:13 Speaker 12: go like, look, man, it's fine as good. So one

23:17 Speaker 12: of the one of the tracks, he had to redo

23:19 Speaker 12: his vocals because he wasn't having it. So yeah, that

23:23 Speaker 12: was the thing we've done over on Scotland. One of

23:24 Speaker 12: the vocals that track code falling Down. Yeah, over here

23:29 Speaker 12: the vocals.

23:30 Speaker 4: It's cool too that in terms of the mastering that

23:33 Speaker 4: it's still you know, because I would imagine somebody getting

23:36 Speaker 4: a hold of this who then has to master it.

23:39 Speaker 4: Who you know, you got to hope that they understand

23:43 Speaker 4: that what you know, what you're going for here, right,

23:45 Speaker 4: because I think it would probably be easy to take

23:48 Speaker 4: something like this and then master it in a way

23:51 Speaker 4: that maybe it loses a little bit of that rawness.

23:54 Speaker 4: But obviously obviously they got it. Right, which is fantastic.

23:59 Speaker 12: I think Juan was, like I said before that Juwan

24:03 Speaker 12: was really keen to make sure that he got that

24:05 Speaker 12: sound that we've got in our rehearsal room.

24:08 Speaker 8: M hm. He was really keen on that.

24:10 Speaker 12: Like we see me personally, like like I recalled all

24:13 Speaker 12: the demos and like on my own, like to bring

24:17 Speaker 12: into the boys all the music and stuff, and like

24:21 Speaker 12: I would spend I would spend the ten days in

24:24 Speaker 12: one song, yeah, and everything affected and like I love

24:28 Speaker 12: all that kind of stuff.

24:29 Speaker 8: But Joan's like, no, really keen for it.

24:32 Speaker 12: So the guy master on it, he knew like what Juan,

24:36 Speaker 12: him and Joan worked together yeah on it.

24:39 Speaker 8: So like that way it wasn't going to get over

24:42 Speaker 8: produced and stuff.

24:43 Speaker 4: Mm hmmmm. They did a great job. And were you

24:49 Speaker 4: Were you intending from the beginning to do a full

24:52 Speaker 4: album because obviously, you know, we live in a time

24:54 Speaker 4: where you have a lot of different options. You know,

24:56 Speaker 4: you can do albums, you can do EPs. A lot

24:58 Speaker 4: of artists just released singles now, wasn't it Was it

25:01 Speaker 4: important to you to do this as a full album,

25:03 Speaker 4: as one cohesive set of songs. Was that a priority

25:06 Speaker 4: for you?

25:09 Speaker 12: I don't know about a priority, But we did want

25:11 Speaker 12: to do an album because like all the songs like

25:14 Speaker 12: actually tell a wild story. It's like a it's like

25:20 Speaker 12: there's the aliens, there's time travel. The whole album actually

25:25 Speaker 12: tells a story. So like like we didn't set out

25:29 Speaker 12: to do that, it just kind of came about. Yeah,

25:32 Speaker 12: But like we always knew we wanted to do an album.

25:35 Speaker 12: Maybe I don't know, there's there's just something about saying

25:38 Speaker 12: I've got an album right rather than I've got a

25:41 Speaker 12: couple of songs.

25:41 Speaker 8: Out right right. Absolutely, it was always it was always

25:47 Speaker 8: an album. We've we've released a couple of EPs, an EP.

25:51 Speaker 12: So far and a couple of singles, but it's just

25:54 Speaker 12: because we haven't been able to get back over to

25:55 Speaker 12: the States to do album two.

25:59 Speaker 4: So so, so, do you plan to ultimately return to

26:03 Speaker 4: UH to Illinois to do another to do more recording.

26:07 Speaker 12: Yeah, definitely, But we were actually we were actually meant

26:09 Speaker 12: to go to Nashville this time really yeah, October this year,

26:13 Speaker 12: but we had to cancel it.

26:15 Speaker 8: A singer ended up getting married.

26:20 Speaker 12: He was skinned and I so I think his honeymoon

26:23 Speaker 12: was book drowned about that time as well.

26:25 Speaker 8: So he couldn't do it, so I don't We're trying

26:29 Speaker 8: to get over next year. Yeah, but Juanne coming over here.

26:35 Speaker 8: I'd love to. I'd record anywhere in the States to

26:37 Speaker 8: be honest.

26:38 Speaker 4: Oh wow, Yeah, that's cool.

26:40 Speaker 8: Good. He's got a friend in Nashville. He was the guy.

26:45 Speaker 12: That he works with and Nashville done some of the

26:49 Speaker 12: songs for Red Dead Redemption too.

26:52 Speaker 8: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, so like he was going to bring

26:55 Speaker 8: him in with us as well.

26:56 Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't know, get a more cinematic sound because

27:00 Speaker 12: bands developed so like like with the sounds kind of developed.

27:05 Speaker 8: It's still got that kind of raw energy and stuff

27:07 Speaker 8: like that.

27:07 Speaker 12: Yeah, but there's there's a bit of cinematic kind of

27:11 Speaker 12: style as well. So it was wanting to bring on

27:14 Speaker 12: in this guy, but like I said, ultimately we couldn't

27:17 Speaker 12: do it. So we're hoping to get over next year.

27:19 Speaker 4: Okay, okay, Oh that's that's great. Excellent, excellent. Hey, I

27:24 Speaker 4: wanted to ask you too about the artwork for the album.

27:26 Speaker 4: I really like that. Uh, and I'm curious if who

27:30 Speaker 4: did that if if it was somebody in the band,

27:32 Speaker 4: or or do somebody outside the band did that for you?

27:35 Speaker 12: It was it was Lyle's original concept that the guy

27:39 Speaker 12: with the box on his head. Yes, so like that

27:42 Speaker 12: was Lyle's original concept. And then we've got an artist

27:44 Speaker 12: to draw up. And then like we said about because

27:49 Speaker 12: we've got space man and stuff like that, there was

27:51 Speaker 12: kind of like that feeling of like, don know, other

27:55 Speaker 12: worldly stuff.

27:56 Speaker 4: So, yeah, we.

27:57 Speaker 12: Wanted the kind of space ship bringing. We call him Brett.

28:00 Speaker 12: I'm a massive Brett Hart fan.

28:03 Speaker 4: Oh no kidding.

28:04 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, so like we named the guy with the

28:06 Speaker 12: box on his head Brett. Yeah, so like we wanted

28:09 Speaker 12: to make it as if Brett was getting dropped off.

28:11 Speaker 8: On Earth to bring our music.

28:14 Speaker 13: Yeah.

28:14 Speaker 4: Oh wow, that was.

28:17 Speaker 8: Kind of the concept of it.

28:18 Speaker 4: Yeah, that's cool. You like to hit man?

28:21 Speaker 8: Yeah, oh man, the best of was the best of us.

28:25 Speaker 4: That's awesome. No, that's very very cool. He's my second

28:28 Speaker 4: favorite of all time. My first favorite is Macho Man

28:30 Speaker 4: Randy Savage, but Brett is a Brett. Brett is a

28:34 Speaker 4: very very close number two.

28:36 Speaker 8: But Bett like as number two for me as well.

28:39 Speaker 8: Stone Cold's my favorite, though.

28:41 Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean would be Sean would be my number three. Well,

28:44 Speaker 4: have to I do. I also do a wrestling podcast.

28:47 Speaker 4: We'll have to we'll have to get you on there. Absolutely.

28:51 Speaker 12: I like watched, like, like I said, stone Colds my favorite. Yeah,

28:56 Speaker 12: I watched it from the King of the Ring ninety six. Yeah,

28:59 Speaker 12: it's like so I'd watch every raw, every pay per view. Yeah,

29:04 Speaker 12: the way they retired.

29:05 Speaker 4: Yeah oh wow.

29:07 Speaker 12: So like the matches with Brett Hart like that basically

29:10 Speaker 12: made Stone Colds for me. So like that's why I've

29:12 Speaker 12: got a fondness for Brett.

29:13 Speaker 2: Yeah.

29:14 Speaker 4: Oh absolutely, that's that's very cool, very cool. Oh you

29:20 Speaker 4: mentioned too, So so you collect vinyl? What's what's the

29:23 Speaker 4: vinyl situation like there? Because here in the United States,

29:27 Speaker 4: a lot of artists are still well, all all the

29:30 Speaker 4: major labels still put out vinyl, which a lot of

29:32 Speaker 4: people don't even realize, but a lot of independent artists too.

29:35 Speaker 4: You know, it's expensive, but but they put music out

29:38 Speaker 4: on vinyl. I mean, do you do you do you

29:40 Speaker 4: have plans to release or maybe you already have. I

29:42 Speaker 4: don't know. Is is Candlewood two thirty coming out on vinyl?

29:45 Speaker 12: Or we actually had, we had plans to release it

29:50 Speaker 12: through a company over here, but it was like through

29:54 Speaker 12: a third party and then they pulled out. So like, really,

29:58 Speaker 12: we want to and I think that's something we're going

30:00 Speaker 12: to do in the future. Like you said, is it's

30:03 Speaker 12: really really expensive, but it's something. It's it's something like

30:07 Speaker 12: I love because like having that physical copy of something

30:11 Speaker 12: I don't know. I like, I'm a collector of things,

30:14 Speaker 12: so like having like that is just I'd love to

30:18 Speaker 12: have my own album like on vinyl. That's just something

30:21 Speaker 12: that I aspire to have. Yeah, but over here, loads

30:26 Speaker 12: of bands do it. NIGN bands that loads, so they do.

30:30 Speaker 8: Yeah.

30:31 Speaker 12: Yeah, like I said, I absolutely love it. Yeah, and

30:36 Speaker 12: I've got my oldest boy he's into it as well.

30:38 Speaker 4: Now, Oh good good. Yeah, I always say nothing nothing

30:41 Speaker 4: sounds better than vinyl, you know, the warmth of one hundred. Yeah, well,

30:47 Speaker 4: very good now, And and so what's the live situation

30:50 Speaker 4: like for you guys? Are you playing a lot of

30:51 Speaker 4: shows and.

30:53 Speaker 8: We're finished up in November there for the year?

30:57 Speaker 12: Yeah, And our first gig is on the twenty first

31:01 Speaker 12: of March, and that's going to be a next EP release.

31:05 Speaker 8: Oh so we released Nightmare. Our next single is going

31:11 Speaker 8: to be.

31:15 Speaker 12: Oh no, I can't remember it's between two and I

31:18 Speaker 12: can't remember which ones. So I'm not going to say Okay,

31:21 Speaker 12: I get it wrong. But so we've got another two

31:23 Speaker 12: singles and then it's the EP release. So we're doing

31:26 Speaker 12: a headline gug up in Glasgow.

31:28 Speaker 8: Oh okay, so yeah, so and then we're booked up.

31:34 Speaker 8: We've got I think we've got a ten gigs in

31:37 Speaker 8: the diary. I mean, Glasgow's great, Edinburgh's great.

31:41 Speaker 12: We don't really get down to England much because it's

31:45 Speaker 12: a lot of the things is like pay to play basically,

31:50 Speaker 12: and it's like it's it's hard for a band coming

31:53 Speaker 12: up because promoters want you to be able to sell tickets,

31:56 Speaker 12: but bands need to get around the places to that

32:00 Speaker 12: leaving an impression, right, So the cel tickets in the future,

32:04 Speaker 12: so it's kind of hard. But we've got a few

32:06 Speaker 12: gigs down south. We'll get one in Derby and we're

32:10 Speaker 12: trying to get to London. We've got a few folk

32:11 Speaker 12: down in London that is to.

32:13 Speaker 8: Go down there. So yeah, that's one for the future

32:16 Speaker 8: as well. Yeah yeah, yeah. The one in the twenty

32:19 Speaker 8: first of March.

32:20 Speaker 12: Actually my son's band, it's going to be their first

32:23 Speaker 12: ever gig and they're supporting us, so that's kind of

32:25 Speaker 12: oh wow, man, I.

32:28 Speaker 4: Oh, that's very cool. That must be what's what's uh

32:31 Speaker 4: the name of his band.

32:35 Speaker 8: Called the Addict okay, the sixteen year old. I don't

32:39 Speaker 8: think I'm addicted to anything other than playing music.

32:42 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's cool. So they're going to be helping

32:46 Speaker 4: for you. That's awesome.

32:47 Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, man, I can't mate. Oh wow, have we

32:51 Speaker 12: standing at the back like a proud dad?

32:53 Speaker 8: Yeah?

32:53 Speaker 4: Oh that is so cool. Yeah, you must be very proud.

32:55 Speaker 4: That's amazing.

32:56 Speaker 8: I feel like I'm too young for it to be

32:58 Speaker 8: happening to do.

33:01 Speaker 4: Yeah, well there's that, there's that part, all right. No,

33:07 Speaker 4: that's cool though. That's that's extremely cool. Yea cool, very good.

33:12 Speaker 4: So the EP is that going to be all new?

33:14 Speaker 4: Are any of those? Are any of the songs from

33:16 Speaker 4: kenel Wood two thirty going to be on that? Or

33:17 Speaker 4: is it all new stuff?

33:18 Speaker 8: For its all new stuff?

33:20 Speaker 4: Oh wow?

33:22 Speaker 12: Three new originals like well Nightmares on it. We've got

33:26 Speaker 12: dB Cooper and we've actually got a cover of the

33:29 Speaker 12: well Doing of Have you heard.

33:30 Speaker 8: Of Nolan Porter?

33:32 Speaker 4: I'm not familiar.

33:34 Speaker 12: It's like a kind of northern soul, like a soul

33:37 Speaker 12: guy Nolan. He's got a song called If I Could

33:39 Speaker 12: Only Be Sure? Really cool man. So we do a

33:43 Speaker 12: kind of a rockier cover of it. Okay, so that's

33:47 Speaker 12: going to be on it as well.

33:48 Speaker 8: Oh, excellent one of the four songs.

33:51 Speaker 12: But we've got loads of songs there, and we're trying

33:54 Speaker 12: to kind of space it out throughout the year and

33:56 Speaker 12: with the thought of recording another album, so we're trying

34:01 Speaker 12: to keep songs back for this album and trying to

34:04 Speaker 12: get songs and you know what I mean, trying to.

34:08 Speaker 8: Spend plates basically right right.

34:11 Speaker 4: Yeah, that that can be that can be a challenge.

34:13 Speaker 4: I mean, it's a good problem, having a sense, but

34:15 Speaker 4: when you've got more material than is necessarily practical to

34:19 Speaker 4: release in a compressed period of time and you have

34:22 Speaker 4: to kind of space it out, and you know, timing

34:24 Speaker 4: is everything in this business, but that that can be

34:27 Speaker 4: a challenge too when you've got a you know, I

34:28 Speaker 4: mean when you when you're creating. You know, I've been

34:31 Speaker 4: in bands and I'm a songwriter, and I know that

34:33 Speaker 4: when you when you create something and you're proud of it,

34:36 Speaker 4: you want to share it with the world. And so

34:38 Speaker 4: much of this of just doing this is having the

34:41 Speaker 4: discipline to be able to hold it back, and that

34:44 Speaker 4: can be very hard.

34:45 Speaker 8: Definitely.

34:46 Speaker 12: That the other problem as well as like your newest

34:49 Speaker 12: song that you write that everybody in the band loves

34:51 Speaker 12: is your favorite song of all time. Yes, and then

34:54 Speaker 12: like see, maybe six months down the line, you've maybe

34:57 Speaker 12: wrote two or three more songs after that, which you've

34:59 Speaker 12: got the exact same feeling about. Yeah, and then the

35:01 Speaker 12: song that you originally wrote is then just coming out,

35:04 Speaker 12: so you don't have the same feeling towards it is.

35:06 Speaker 8: Trying to kind of balance that as well.

35:08 Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's challenging.

35:12 Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, but I we've kind of got

35:16 Speaker 12: it's all written down the plans there. I watched one

35:18 Speaker 12: of the other boys was here to help me because

35:22 Speaker 12: he knows a lot more of the details.

35:23 Speaker 4: And yeah, well that's okay. Now you're you're doing great.

35:26 Speaker 4: We've learned a lot this morning, actually, absolutely absolutely, bess uh. Well,

35:32 Speaker 4: we will have to and we'll definitely have to have

35:34 Speaker 4: you back for the when the EP is coming out,

35:37 Speaker 4: because we want to we want to get you back

35:38 Speaker 4: on for that talk about that and well and we'll

35:41 Speaker 4: you know, we'll we'll play you know, whatever the first

35:43 Speaker 4: single is from that. We'd love to play it on

35:45 Speaker 4: the show where where's the best place for people to

35:48 Speaker 4: go to keep up with everything that you guys are

35:50 Speaker 4: doing that the Box of Trash is doing.

35:53 Speaker 8: I think. I mean, I'm not on Instagram, but I

35:56 Speaker 8: think a lot of the stuff is on Instagram, okay,

35:58 Speaker 8: and Instagram. I'm on Twitter. It's basically the two main ones.

36:02 Speaker 4: Okay.

36:03 Speaker 8: I think Lyle does like tiktoks as well.

36:07 Speaker 12: We've got a YouTube channel that's got like live videos

36:10 Speaker 12: from our gigs and stuff as well.

36:11 Speaker 4: Excellent.

36:13 Speaker 8: So YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Twitter.

36:17 Speaker 4: Yeah, all the all the socials.

36:19 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I know.

36:20 Speaker 4: I still call it Twitter too. It's hard to I'm

36:23 Speaker 4: not gonna.

36:24 Speaker 8: I can't not call it Twitter now.

36:27 Speaker 4: Well, the problem is if if you say Twitter, everyone

36:30 Speaker 4: knows what you're talking about. But if you say X,

36:32 Speaker 4: sometimes people don't know what you mean. You know, depending

36:34 Speaker 4: on the context, it's like X. Yeah, well, very good,

36:38 Speaker 4: So I want to so we'll let you go in

36:40 Speaker 4: a moment, Baz, It's been wonderful to speak with you.

36:43 Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I do. I am going to close out

36:46 Speaker 4: the segment with another track from Candlewood two thirty. Obviously

36:50 Speaker 4: we played Nightmare, but what would you like us to

36:52 Speaker 4: play to end the segment, I'll let you pick them,

36:55 Speaker 4: kind of putting you on the spot.

36:56 Speaker 12: But up in the clouds. There's a cool story behind

37:00 Speaker 12: that as well. That's the reason why.

37:02 Speaker 8: Okay is all right to tell it? Oh?

37:04 Speaker 4: Absolutely absolutely, up.

37:07 Speaker 12: In the clouds is I wrote the music and then

37:11 Speaker 12: Wyle was going on holiday and he was at the

37:13 Speaker 12: airport and I sent him the music. He's like, right,

37:16 Speaker 12: send it to me and I'll write the song on holiday.

37:20 Speaker 12: I was like writing no bother and he wrote it

37:22 Speaker 12: well in the sky like on the plane.

37:24 Speaker 8: Oh.

37:25 Speaker 12: The first line is like we're up in the clouds

37:27 Speaker 12: for holiday bound, Oh the purbulence in the sky. So

37:31 Speaker 12: I it's basically about him going on holiday. And it's

37:37 Speaker 12: quite a cool groove as well.

37:38 Speaker 4: I love the grooves to yeah, Oh, very cool, very cool. Yeah.

37:41 Speaker 4: I listen to the whole album and I really, I

37:42 Speaker 4: really like everything on it. So that's a that's a

37:45 Speaker 4: great choice. So okay, so we're gonna hit that track

37:48 Speaker 4: in a moment. We will let you go. But again,

37:50 Speaker 4: thank you so much for joining us, and we will

37:53 Speaker 4: we will talk again in the future, definitely with the

37:55 Speaker 4: EP and now I'll reach out to you too about

37:57 Speaker 4: the podcast. We can get you on that too.

38:00 Speaker 8: I'd love it, man, I'd love it would be.

38:01 Speaker 4: Very very cool. All right, Bas from Christmas, Oh, merry

38:06 Speaker 4: Christmas to you. Absolutely all right, Bas from Box of Trash,

38:09 Speaker 4: thank you so much, my friend. We'll talk to you soon, okay,

38:12 Speaker 4: all right, take care bye bye bye, all right, wonderful.

38:15 Speaker 4: That is Baz from the band Box of Trash. And

38:18 Speaker 4: we will close out the segment with this. And if

38:21 Speaker 4: you are listening live on Saturday, stick around. We've got

38:23 Speaker 4: plenty more to come. But Uh here it is. This

38:25 Speaker 4: is Uh from the album Candlewood two thirty. The band

38:28 Speaker 4: is Box of Trash and the track is up in

38:30 Speaker 4: the clouds.

38:48 Speaker 5: Welp the house a Hollandy bags. This guy.

38:55 Speaker 7: Just loves so five chapter Love.

39:04 Speaker 6: I want to get you, know, let me get you.

39:21 Speaker 3: I'll feel your passion and I want you help escape

39:26 Speaker 3: the battle.

39:26 Speaker 9: When the rope jetself whats doncy she.

39:31 Speaker 7: Have it your road?

39:32 Speaker 6: I will be chusing you. They say, I.

39:38 Speaker 3: Want to get you, Let me let you. The boy

40:12 Speaker 3: got to know you got to.

40:19 Speaker 5: Have you know, we got to know. No, No, I'm

41:52 Speaker 5: standing in a shut.

41:56 Speaker 8: I'm listening to you and.

42:00 Speaker 5: A wonder last story, Oh my God, wad spell by

42:13 Speaker 5: how look at I ben.

42:17 Speaker 6: Standing the side.

42:21 Speaker 12: Est the time.

43:03 Speaker 5: I'll get at a back.

43:08 Speaker 8: Staying in the s s to.

44:17 Speaker 5: See me ad God miss what's fain?

44:26 Speaker 13: He fat?

44:31 Speaker 1: He got.

44:49 Speaker 5: A bil.

44:57 Speaker 6: A bl.

45:21 Speaker 4: That is the Ocean by the band replaced by Robots,

45:24 Speaker 4: love them, love that song so much. And before that,

45:26 Speaker 4: of course, we heard up in the Clouds by Box

45:29 Speaker 4: of Trash and thank you again to Baz from the

45:31 Speaker 4: band Box of Trash for joining us. Really enjoyed my

45:33 Speaker 4: conversation with him. There were some cool surprises in there too,

45:36 Speaker 4: So if you missed it, make sure you go back

45:38 Speaker 4: and listen to the podcast of the show so you

45:41 Speaker 4: can so you can hear that some quick music news

45:45 Speaker 4: I saw pop up. This is from Digitalmusicnews dot com

45:49 Speaker 4: and I did not know that this was going on.

45:52 Speaker 4: But Mary Bono files appeal following momentous share copyright victory.

45:58 Speaker 4: I had no idea that this was happening, that Mary Bono,

46:02 Speaker 4: Sonny Bono's widow, was actually fighting with Cher, who was

46:06 Speaker 4: also married to Sonny Bono. Of course, over there's always

46:11 Speaker 4: Here's the thing about the music industry, there's one thing

46:13 Speaker 4: you can always count on someone is always doing somebody

46:15 Speaker 4: for something, it says here. Sonny Bono's widow, Mary files

46:20 Speaker 4: an appeal following a federal judge is ruling last year

46:23 Speaker 4: that Cher is still entitled to fifty percent of the

46:26 Speaker 4: proceeds from her nineteen sixties hits with Sonny. Of course,

46:30 Speaker 4: everyone knows Sonny and Share. Even you youngins have probably

46:33 Speaker 4: heard of Sonny and Share at least before. Before Chare

46:36 Speaker 4: was the hugely successful solo artist that she became, she was,

46:41 Speaker 4: of course, one half of the duo Sonny and Share,

46:44 Speaker 4: it says here. Last year, a federal judge ruled the

46:46 Speaker 4: Chare is still entitled to half of the publishing proceeds

46:49 Speaker 4: from her early hits with her ex Sonny Bono, including

46:54 Speaker 4: I Got You Babe. Everyone knows that song, right, I

46:56 Speaker 4: Got You Babe? Forgive me for singing?

46:58 Speaker 8: Now.

46:58 Speaker 4: A year and a half later, Sonny's widow, Mary Bono

47:02 Speaker 4: has filed an appeal. Mary has been trying to stop

47:06 Speaker 4: paying royalties to Share under so called termination rights, under

47:10 Speaker 4: which artists and their heirs can gain back control of

47:14 Speaker 4: intellectual property years after signing it away. But last year,

47:19 Speaker 4: a federal judge ruled that termination rights do not apply

47:23 Speaker 4: to Sonny and Chera's nineteen seventy eight divorce settlement, which

47:27 Speaker 4: entitled Chare to a fifty percent cut of publishing revenue

47:30 Speaker 4: from hits like I Got You Babe, The Beat Goes On,

47:33 Speaker 4: and Baby Don't Go in perpetuity. In May twenty twenty four,

47:40 Speaker 4: California Federal US District Judge John A. Kronstat ruled in

47:46 Speaker 4: Cher's favor, but the decision wasn't made official until a

47:50 Speaker 4: final judgment that was entered just last month. That judgment

47:54 Speaker 4: was appealed by Mary Bono's attorney, Daniel Shacked Shat, to

48:01 Speaker 4: the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday, December twenty second.

48:08 Speaker 4: Mary Bono has argued she should be able to invoke

48:11 Speaker 4: her termination rights to cancel Sunny's assignment of royalties to

48:14 Speaker 4: share in the divorce settlement, but Judge Cronstat ruled that

48:17 Speaker 4: the divorce agreement was a contract for financial compensation, not

48:22 Speaker 4: a grant of intellectual property that would be subject to termination,

48:26 Speaker 4: writing that quote a right to receive royalties is distinct

48:30 Speaker 4: from a grant of copyright unquote, so it says a

48:39 Speaker 4: Shat told Billboard quote Judge Cronstat's got the law wrong

48:42 Speaker 4: on copyright terminations. His ruling, if left standing, will hurt

48:46 Speaker 4: songwriters and creators by allowing not just former spouses, but

48:50 Speaker 4: also publishers and labels to circumvent the Copyright Act and

48:54 Speaker 4: keep shares of royalties even after termination unquote, he said

48:58 Speaker 4: at the time of the judge's ruling last year. By

49:01 Speaker 4: the way, and Share was also in the news recently

49:03 Speaker 4: for this Share was the musical guest on Saturday Night

49:06 Speaker 4: Live last weekend, while Ariana Grande hosted the episode. But

49:10 Speaker 4: the seventy which is unusual, by the way, you would think,

49:13 Speaker 4: because it's not I mean, it's not super common. But

49:16 Speaker 4: occasionally you'll have a musical guest and a host be

49:19 Speaker 4: the same person. You know, like you might have Veryana

49:21 Speaker 4: Grande because obviously she's a musician. You might have her

49:24 Speaker 4: host and be the musical guest, you know, pulling double duty.

49:26 Speaker 4: You see that once in a while. But they didn't

49:27 Speaker 4: do that this time. Cherre was the musical guest. The

49:32 Speaker 4: seventy nine year old has been accused of lip syncing

49:35 Speaker 4: during her performance of her twenty twenty three Christmas track

49:39 Speaker 4: DJ Play a Christmas Song, which left some fans disappointed.

49:43 Speaker 4: Jenny and I thought the same thing as we were

49:45 Speaker 4: watching it. Is she lip syncing it? It did appear

49:49 Speaker 4: that way. She isn't even singing. One person complaining on

49:55 Speaker 4: X this is some of the worst lip syncing I've

49:57 Speaker 4: ever seen, regardless, I mean, even if she was singing live,

50:02 Speaker 4: there was a lot of processing on her voice. And

50:06 Speaker 4: I know, her huge monster hit song was it Believe

50:12 Speaker 4: Do you Believe? In Life After Love? You know, that

50:14 Speaker 4: was like that's like got the auto tune dialed all

50:18 Speaker 4: the way up on that song, and that kind of

50:20 Speaker 4: became like her sound there in that moment. I mean,

50:25 Speaker 4: auto tune obviously during that period was used a lot.

50:28 Speaker 4: It still is, I mean, but used like obviously where

50:32 Speaker 4: you're actually supposed to hear the auto tune. That kind

50:34 Speaker 4: of became the style and the vibe for a little while.

50:37 Speaker 4: And you know, I think it sounds horrible and I

50:41 Speaker 4: hate that song for that reason anyway. But yeah, so

50:46 Speaker 4: some legal news, and of course the lip syncing, I mean,

50:49 Speaker 4: you know, the lip syncing thing, well that'll blow over.

50:51 Speaker 4: Nobody really cares that much. I'll tell you what. For

50:54 Speaker 4: seventy nine years old, she still moves really well. So

50:56 Speaker 4: I'll give her that, but I don't think she was

50:58 Speaker 4: actually singing. But again, and that's not a big deal.

51:01 Speaker 4: But the legal wrangling, I didn't even know that that

51:04 Speaker 4: was going on, that there was ongoing litigation between Mary Bono,

51:08 Speaker 4: who Sonny was married to at the time of his death,

51:11 Speaker 4: and Share. I did not know about that, so that's

51:14 Speaker 4: interesting to me. All Right, we are approaching the top

51:16 Speaker 4: of the hour. We're gonna take a break. We're gonna share,

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51:22 Speaker 4: when we come back on the other side of that,

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