Matt Connarton Unleashed 7-4-26 hour 1

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0:17 Speaker 2: Happy Independence Day from Matt Connorton Unleashed here at w

0:21 Speaker 2: m NH ninety five point three FM, as we celebrate

0:24 Speaker 2: with a brand new track from the Melted Chapsticks. This

0:28 Speaker 2: is called We Beat the British.

0:39 Speaker 3: We did it. We did it. We beat the British.

0:43 Speaker 3: We did it. We did We beat the British. Lets

0:49 Speaker 3: tennis shot was fine. I really don't know why. Now

0:53 Speaker 3: we botty like rock.

0:54 Speaker 4: Stuffs on the follow July. We did it, we did it.

0:59 Speaker 3: We met britt Ash. We did it. We did it.

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1:07 Speaker 3: We told them to go to hell. Now they're ringing

1:11 Speaker 3: in their ears from.

1:12 Speaker 4: The Liberty Bell. We did it, we did it. We

1:16 Speaker 4: beat the bread Ash. We did it. We did it.

1:20 Speaker 3: Que beat the brit Ass. They gave us beetle Mania,

1:25 Speaker 3: the stones of.

1:26 Speaker 4: Who the Glash, We give you the Melted Chapsticks.

1:29 Speaker 3: It's gonna be a bash. We did it. We did it.

1:34 Speaker 3: We beat the bread Ash. We did it. We did it.

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1:40 Speaker 4: So next time you attack us, all our sacred lands

1:44 Speaker 4: we'll beat you even hunder in the Battle.

1:48 Speaker 3: Of the bands. We did it, we did it. We

1:51 Speaker 3: beat the bread ash. We did it. We did it.

1:55 Speaker 3: Clee beat the bread ass.

1:57 Speaker 4: So Willie speak English, German, frencher Yiddish, I would get

2:03 Speaker 4: the words, all right, We beat up British. We did it.

2:07 Speaker 4: We did it. We met the bread ash. We did it.

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2:13 Speaker 4: Clean beat the British in the future.

2:16 Speaker 3: Ask us nicely, baby, we'll agree.

2:20 Speaker 4: We don't want to fill the hard bro with your

2:22 Speaker 4: own price. We did we did it. Wet the bred ash.

2:28 Speaker 4: We did it. We did it. Clee beat the red ash.

2:32 Speaker 4: The pedal was quite bunny. It really took the tall.

2:37 Speaker 4: Now we're up best of friends because we've both been

2:40 Speaker 4: rocking roll.

2:41 Speaker 3: We did it.

2:42 Speaker 5: We did it.

2:43 Speaker 3: We beat the bread ass. We did it. We did

2:48 Speaker 3: Clee beat the British. We did it. We did it.

2:52 Speaker 3: We beat the bread ash. We did it. We did it.

2:56 Speaker 3: Clean beat the bread ass. We did it. We did it.

3:01 Speaker 3: We did it.

3:04 Speaker 5: We did it.

3:05 Speaker 3: Cleep done, we did it. We did it. We did

3:13 Speaker 3: we did Cleep. We did it. We did it. We

3:20 Speaker 3: we did it. We did it. Cleeping is we did it.

3:26 Speaker 3: We did it. We did it. We did it, cle

3:34 Speaker 3: we did it. We did it right.

3:36 Speaker 2: Now we've got a w m n H ninety five

3:39 Speaker 2: point three FM and Matt Connerton unleashed exclusive the world

3:43 Speaker 2: radio premiere of the new single from the SERTs, coming

3:47 Speaker 2: out July tenth. This is called Luna, sving in my face,

4:10 Speaker 2: what bat.

4:13 Speaker 3: It's saying mon and a there's nowhere else the money

4:21 Speaker 3: man saw and then I'm coming back to say you

4:29 Speaker 3: old bad man and tell me I'm alone. If I

4:38 Speaker 3: could see you out again, to say your better.

4:48 Speaker 4: And tell him a bot, if I could be again.

5:03 Speaker 3: A baby k reality, not just amone.

5:08 Speaker 4: He's been any another exotical, He's another door.

5:14 Speaker 3: He turned bad only the Mexicans.

5:19 Speaker 6: It's all about too well, coming back to save the

5:26 Speaker 6: old bad man.

5:32 Speaker 3: And tell me the Bob if I could see what's again,

5:38 Speaker 3: to save the old bad bad and tell him the

5:46 Speaker 3: Bob if I could be again.

7:03 Speaker 2: I love that. That is really really good. That is

7:06 Speaker 2: called Luna, and the band is the SERTs, And we

7:10 Speaker 2: don't haven't booked on the show yet. They will be

7:12 Speaker 2: on the show soon though, I'm sure. And that track

7:14 Speaker 2: is not out yet. You have heard it here first

7:16 Speaker 2: that is the world radio premiere of Luna by the

7:18 Speaker 2: SERTs courtesy of Matt Connerton Unleashed, and of course we

7:22 Speaker 2: opened with We Beat the British from our friends the

7:25 Speaker 2: Melted Chapsticks, who we saw recently at the Spot in

7:29 Speaker 2: Nashua for a great show. That's where we met those guys,

7:32 Speaker 2: Frankie Hollywood and those guys. They will be here in

7:35 Speaker 2: studio with us, I believe on August first, so we

7:38 Speaker 2: look forward to that. We Beat the British, the perfect

7:40 Speaker 2: way to open the show. With apologies to my British friends, Hi,

7:46 Speaker 2: Stacey and Jeff if you're listening, but I'm pretty sure

7:50 Speaker 2: you are. That's who I watched Fireworks with last night. Ironically,

7:54 Speaker 2: and another irony in all of this, We've got three

7:56 Speaker 2: musical guests for you today and they all happen to

7:59 Speaker 2: be from the UK. I did not plan it that way.

8:02 Speaker 2: It's just how it all worked out. But here we are,

8:05 Speaker 2: and yes we are live, even though it is a holiday.

8:08 Speaker 2: As I explained last week, since moving the show to Saturdays,

8:11 Speaker 2: we have not missed one single Saturday. We have been

8:14 Speaker 2: here fifty two Saturdays out of the year. So I

8:18 Speaker 2: asked the big boss. I said, hey, can I still

8:20 Speaker 2: come in even tho it's a holiday.

8:21 Speaker 3: It'll just be me.

8:22 Speaker 2: I'll be the only one in the studio. He'll just

8:23 Speaker 2: be remote guests. And he was cool with it. So

8:25 Speaker 2: here we are and it is cool.

8:28 Speaker 3: You know what.

8:28 Speaker 2: I just realized by the way the ceiling fan is

8:32 Speaker 2: on last I knew last summer. I think it had

8:34 Speaker 2: stopped working at one point. They must have gotten it fixed.

8:36 Speaker 2: But the ceiling fan is working. No wonder it's so

8:38 Speaker 2: comfortable in here because this hot outside, So good luck everybody,

8:42 Speaker 2: it is very very hot outside. But yes, this is

8:44 Speaker 2: Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from the studios

8:47 Speaker 2: of WMNH ninety five point three FM and Glorious Hot

8:51 Speaker 2: but Glorious, Manchester, New Hampshire. And of course you can

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9:11 Speaker 2: Maybe I should stop saying it's new, but I don't know,

9:14 Speaker 2: it's just easy to say where you can also find

9:17 Speaker 2: the full archive of the show there and more information

9:19 Speaker 2: about the show and so on and so forth. So

9:21 Speaker 2: we do have a very busy show for you today also,

9:23 Speaker 2: and I will mention this throughout the show, but there's

9:25 Speaker 2: a big show happening today in Nashua, the fourth of

9:29 Speaker 2: July Rock Show, Thank you to our veterans and active

9:33 Speaker 2: duty service members. Happy two hundred and fiftieth America. Here

9:36 Speaker 2: is the lineup. Show starts at two pm, Six Minds Combined.

9:40 Speaker 2: At three pm, Aaron Billido will perform Aerin By the way,

9:44 Speaker 2: we'll be on the show with us too. He'll be

9:45 Speaker 2: here next week. He's been on a bunch of times.

9:47 Speaker 2: He's amazing. Four pm Super Child, five PM Sunset Electric,

9:53 Speaker 2: six pm, Born Fools and Dead Harrison headlining at seven pm.

9:57 Speaker 2: Also Airflow Projection Art and this will be happening at

10:01 Speaker 2: twenty six Sergeant's av in Nashua, twenty six Sergeants Ave.

10:06 Speaker 2: So the show starts at two pm, kicks off with

10:08 Speaker 2: six Minds Combined. Yeah, three of these no, I'm sorry four.

10:13 Speaker 2: Four of these artists in this lineup have all been

10:15 Speaker 2: on the show. Six Mindes. Aaron Billdo, Sunset Electric and

10:18 Speaker 2: Dead Harrison. I do not know Superchild or Born Fools,

10:21 Speaker 2: but if we can get there, perhaps I'll get them

10:24 Speaker 2: to meet them today. But yeah, so big show happening

10:28 Speaker 2: today again, I said, twenty six Sergeants Avenue in Nashua.

10:32 Speaker 2: It is a residential neighborhood. So if you're looking for

10:34 Speaker 2: it and you're thinking you're in the wrong place and

10:37 Speaker 2: maybe you got the address wrong or something, you did not,

10:40 Speaker 2: although I'm sure you know you'll see everything set up anyway,

10:43 Speaker 2: But twenty six Sergeants have in Nashua. Show starts today

10:45 Speaker 2: at two, the fourth of July Rock Show, and we're

10:49 Speaker 2: gonna have eleanor Luna. Speaking of Luna, it's funny the

10:52 Speaker 2: song that we played from the SARTs is called Luna.

10:54 Speaker 2: Eleanor Luna will be We were chatting via messenger earlier.

10:58 Speaker 2: She's obviously very busy today, but but she is going

11:00 Speaker 2: to be joining us on the show soon to talk

11:02 Speaker 2: about a lot of things going on in Nashua. So,

11:06 Speaker 2: without further ado, we need to get to our first guest,

11:09 Speaker 2: which means we need to go ahead and play the

11:10 Speaker 2: new single by the Way You heard the World radio

11:12 Speaker 2: premiere just a couple of weeks ago of this track.

11:15 Speaker 2: It's called Let's Party Like It's the nineties. You heard

11:18 Speaker 2: it here first on this show on WMNH. But now

11:22 Speaker 2: we're going to get to talk to I think I

11:24 Speaker 2: think we've got Luke from the band who's going to

11:25 Speaker 2: be joining us via WhatsApp. Oh, we had major problems

11:28 Speaker 2: with WhatsApp last week. Fingers crossed. Everything goes smooth this time.

11:33 Speaker 3: But check this out.

11:35 Speaker 2: If you missed it before, you'll hear it right now.

11:37 Speaker 2: Let's Party Like It's the nineties and the band is

11:39 Speaker 2: the radio addicts.

12:00 Speaker 6: Last, I try to stay from the back of the room.

12:09 Speaker 3: Let my must change.

12:11 Speaker 7: I'll see a strange to somebody will finally recognize me.

12:16 Speaker 3: But all lad, every bad way t me to get

12:22 Speaker 3: to you.

12:22 Speaker 7: But I'll make Jack priest and go.

12:24 Speaker 8: Excuse for so going bun, I don't know why to do.

12:28 Speaker 1: So.

12:29 Speaker 7: Let's patty legs in nineties every one out for us.

12:34 Speaker 3: Day, So chay us take asphalt. I you based chay us.

12:41 Speaker 7: Let's patty legis nineties every one some f usday, So

12:46 Speaker 7: chay yus tall asphalt.

12:49 Speaker 3: I know thea's chay us.

13:00 Speaker 5: I don't know the.

13:05 Speaker 3: Ninety one reaching.

13:07 Speaker 8: I'm a magy mess and I've talked to you.

13:10 Speaker 9: It's like this thirty STI my own grace flider and

13:13 Speaker 9: attractive stigned by suit baby that everything is going run

13:20 Speaker 9: that thing.

13:21 Speaker 3: That's thirk Go's right. But the taj says he wants

13:24 Speaker 3: to start they night, and now I don't.

13:26 Speaker 7: Know what to do, like fatty, Like just the nineties,

13:32 Speaker 7: everyone's a blasty so chay gus jay Asmo.

13:37 Speaker 10: I love based chaos.

13:41 Speaker 3: That's party just the nineties.

13:44 Speaker 7: Everyone's up plastic so chay us challaspo.

13:49 Speaker 3: I love based chaos.

13:54 Speaker 11: Like just nineties, everyone's afful so kay yes, Jespo, I

14:02 Speaker 11: love this j yes, I love it.

14:11 Speaker 12: I love it.

14:12 Speaker 13: O k yes, Jaspar, I love this cha yes, ch yes.

14:21 Speaker 5: I love it.

14:21 Speaker 2: Let's party like it's the nineties. The band is the

14:24 Speaker 2: Radio Addicts and we've got I think we have Luke Luke.

14:26 Speaker 5: Are you there?

14:28 Speaker 14: Nisuami amidos?

14:29 Speaker 3: Hello, Matts?

14:30 Speaker 5: How are you good?

14:31 Speaker 2: How are you doing?

14:33 Speaker 14: I am very very very very good, Matt. Now that

14:36 Speaker 14: I'm on your show, Matt, I'm feeling incredible right right now.

14:39 Speaker 14: Thank you so much for having me on.

14:41 Speaker 2: Oh that is wonderful I appreciate that validation and.

14:45 Speaker 5: That's good to hear.

14:46 Speaker 3: Now, is it just you?

14:47 Speaker 2: Are you the only band member with.

14:48 Speaker 14: Us well so far, yes, as me and Daniel in England.

14:52 Speaker 14: We've just been sitting at our exams and stuff like that,

14:56 Speaker 14: so we're all very, very, very tired. But you know what, Matt,

15:00 Speaker 14: I've not given up.

15:02 Speaker 5: Matt.

15:02 Speaker 14: I knew that it was your show and I would

15:04 Speaker 14: not miss this for the world.

15:06 Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, Wow, you're making me feel great. Well,

15:08 Speaker 2: thank you, Luke. I appreciate that. I appreciate you guys

15:10 Speaker 2: very much.

15:10 Speaker 14: To welcome my friends, very welcome.

15:13 Speaker 2: Love that song. Let's party like it's the nineties and

15:16 Speaker 2: I'm old enough to remember what it was like to

15:18 Speaker 2: party in the nineties, to the extent that I did

15:21 Speaker 2: actually party, which wasn't very much because I'm not a partier.

15:23 Speaker 2: But but I mean, let's start with the obvious question though,

15:28 Speaker 2: So what's what's that about? I mean, uh, what, or

15:32 Speaker 2: I guess it's obvious what's it about? But what was

15:33 Speaker 2: the genesis of that track? What what made you want

15:36 Speaker 2: to write that?

15:38 Speaker 14: So I remember being in school and I was in

15:41 Speaker 14: history class and I have these notes. Well, like I

15:44 Speaker 14: get bored, but I get so bored that I'm naturally

15:47 Speaker 14: just so now, and I remember feeling so bored. So

15:50 Speaker 14: I just went, you know what, I want to party.

15:52 Speaker 14: I want to go out with my friends. I'm sick

15:55 Speaker 14: of doing this. I want to just have a good time.

15:58 Speaker 14: And then the let's party like it's the nineties bit

16:01 Speaker 14: just hit me up my mind. And then history class

16:04 Speaker 14: was where I wrote the first ever chorus of that

16:08 Speaker 14: songwhere it's like, let's party like it's the nineties. So

16:12 Speaker 14: so it was all about me stuck in school, me

16:16 Speaker 14: stuck in real life and wanted to leave real life.

16:19 Speaker 14: And now the best nights out as humanly can.

16:22 Speaker 2: Very good, very good. So it sounds like the son

16:24 Speaker 2: came pretty quick, So was it? I mean, did you

16:26 Speaker 2: literally write the entire thing during history class or did

16:29 Speaker 2: you just get the chorus and you got the rest

16:30 Speaker 2: of it later.

16:32 Speaker 14: So when history class, I got the chorus, and then

16:35 Speaker 14: after that I went home. I had some lovely McDonald's

16:39 Speaker 14: when I got home, some lovely chitty no dots and fries. Yes,

16:43 Speaker 14: And after that I sat down and then the verses

16:45 Speaker 14: just came straight at me.

16:47 Speaker 2: Oh interesting, interesting, by the way, So I mentioned. I

16:51 Speaker 2: don't know if you were listening, but I mentioned at

16:53 Speaker 2: the top of the show. So I have a very

16:55 Speaker 2: close friend who is British who tells me that McDonald's

16:57 Speaker 2: is very different there and that it's much higher quality

16:59 Speaker 2: than in the United States.

17:01 Speaker 14: It is, it is. It is no offense. But I

17:05 Speaker 14: have been to America. I have been to what was

17:08 Speaker 14: the world's biggest McDonald's in Florida, and I must admit

17:14 Speaker 14: the English one I don't. I don't want to say

17:16 Speaker 14: it's more fancier, but like they put more efforts into

17:20 Speaker 14: the meals, which I don't really know. I mean, like

17:23 Speaker 14: McDonald's standards isn't quite high, but I must admit the

17:29 Speaker 14: meal quality fuels a lot better. So no offense to

17:32 Speaker 14: the American viewers. But if this, but if British McDonald's,

17:39 Speaker 14: like made to want or to would come to England,

17:42 Speaker 14: then absolutely go for it. Turn over and try ours

17:46 Speaker 14: at dot Donald's. Is it's absolutely lovely, very.

17:49 Speaker 2: Good, very good. Yeah, we eat a lot of Maybe

17:52 Speaker 2: I shouldn't say this. It's a very patriotic holiday in

17:54 Speaker 2: the United States, obviously, but we we do it a

17:56 Speaker 2: lot of that live for yes, yes, and I and

18:03 Speaker 2: I I did say at the top of the show,

18:05 Speaker 2: and because I have all all UK artists on the

18:08 Speaker 2: show today, which I did not plan it that way.

18:10 Speaker 2: It's just how it worked out. But so so you're

18:13 Speaker 2: the you're the first on the on the roster today.

18:15 Speaker 2: But God bless God.

18:17 Speaker 14: Bless England and God bless America.

18:19 Speaker 2: Yes, yes, well you know, I mean obviously, uh you guys,

18:24 Speaker 2: there have been a huge influence in our music, you know,

18:27 Speaker 2: without the you know, we talked about the British invasion,

18:31 Speaker 2: British invasion bands, you know, all those bands that helped

18:33 Speaker 2: shape American music. So we owe you that.

18:37 Speaker 14: Well, you are very very welcome. We're welcomed. She's not

18:43 Speaker 14: Paul John Ringo and all of those those we almost

18:49 Speaker 14: of America. Oh wait, sorry, not right. So in England,

18:53 Speaker 14: Jelyot is a bit different here as July, the four

18:58 Speaker 14: favorites actually celebrate in the one year anniversary of Oasis

19:03 Speaker 14: coming back. Oh so for us, it's like National Oasists

19:07 Speaker 14: Day here. So I'm celebrating.

19:10 Speaker 2: Now, how do you feel about Oasis? They're one of

19:11 Speaker 2: my favorite bands. But you know, when I when I

19:14 Speaker 2: talk to people from uh that that side of the pond,

19:17 Speaker 2: shall we say, I get mixed reactions. Some people are

19:20 Speaker 2: kind of sick of them and some people love them obviously,

19:23 Speaker 2: I mean, how do you feel about Oasis?

19:25 Speaker 14: I mean personally for me, they're one of the most

19:28 Speaker 14: influential bands on the planet. And the thing is, what

19:31 Speaker 14: I find is that people who say that, oh no,

19:34 Speaker 14: I don't really like Oasis have only listened to Underwall

19:38 Speaker 14: and called it a day, like did you actually go

19:40 Speaker 14: into the details? And obviously like I was there when

19:44 Speaker 14: they're told the UK and and died from Manchester, But

19:49 Speaker 14: but I went to London, which is like a sit

19:50 Speaker 14: to drive seem and I generally I bursted it into

19:54 Speaker 14: tears my song live. It was one of the greatest

19:56 Speaker 14: days of my life. So were people who say they

19:59 Speaker 14: don't like a waste. I guess they're a bit like

20:02 Speaker 14: poses in a way, well, like pretend to know stuff,

20:05 Speaker 14: but really listen to to Wonder Wall and and and

20:10 Speaker 14: and don't know Basnanga. So if it's not truly listen

20:14 Speaker 14: to them, go into their back catalog, listen to the

20:17 Speaker 14: master plan, which is all their B sides, yes, and

20:20 Speaker 14: truly getting into them. As no offense to people who

20:25 Speaker 14: don't like Oasis, but actually listen to them, it's incredible.

20:29 Speaker 14: I agree, yeah, at least that's my thoughts on it.

20:31 Speaker 2: My my my favorite Oasis song is ach Wei Switch

20:33 Speaker 2: as you know, was the B side?

20:35 Speaker 14: Oh well, that was actually the songs that I started

20:38 Speaker 14: crying and actually.

20:39 Speaker 2: Nodding the song.

20:41 Speaker 14: I was like, yes, no, loved yes, it's actually happened

20:45 Speaker 14: in and just burst into turms. That was actual on that.

20:48 Speaker 2: Side, crying on Oh, that's awesome. Was that on the

20:51 Speaker 2: reunion tour that they did over there or was that before?

20:55 Speaker 14: Yes?

20:55 Speaker 2: It was, yes, it was.

20:56 Speaker 14: It was the second song von of the A set list.

21:01 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, yeah, oh that's awesome. I'm so jealous. I've

21:05 Speaker 2: never seen them, never seen them live. So so what

21:09 Speaker 2: artists influenced that song? That's party like it's the nineties,

21:12 Speaker 2: Like did you have were there any particular artists that

21:14 Speaker 2: you had in mind, like maybe nineties artists or artists

21:16 Speaker 2: from any time period that influenced the song or did

21:19 Speaker 2: the song just kind of form in your brain and

21:21 Speaker 2: it came out how it came out?

21:24 Speaker 14: Well, I think it's a it's a bit strange. It's

21:26 Speaker 14: obviously in my brain like sometimes it it does just

21:30 Speaker 14: flow out, but there's a brick. But there's a British

21:33 Speaker 14: band called the Wombats and they have a song called

21:36 Speaker 14: Let's Stance to Joy Division Oh, which is basically like

21:39 Speaker 14: Let's Party Line the nineties, but ten times better and

21:43 Speaker 14: so like, so like I was listening to that and

21:45 Speaker 14: I was like, Wow, that's great and the song sort

21:48 Speaker 14: of feels like if the Wombats and the Buzzcocks had

21:54 Speaker 14: kids and then that kids could perform like Robbie Williams.

21:58 Speaker 14: Like that's the kind of vibe like the sort of

22:01 Speaker 14: gives so yeah, to be honest, the music that sort

22:04 Speaker 14: of inspires me is sort of like more modern music,

22:07 Speaker 14: like like Life. I tried to think of some American

22:11 Speaker 14: bands which with which like have inspired me, liked T

22:16 Speaker 14: two to like I love Like they're like my different alternative.

22:21 Speaker 14: But like, the British indie scene at the moment is incredible.

22:25 Speaker 14: We've got bands like The Roys and Club the Key,

22:28 Speaker 14: so you've probably never ever heard of, but there should

22:31 Speaker 14: be so much bigger as they are incredible. So the

22:34 Speaker 14: music that's bagging the most is like the New Ones.

22:37 Speaker 14: It's it's almost like it's almost like we're all friends

22:40 Speaker 14: and we're all like taking our ideas which other and

22:43 Speaker 14: turn it into our own. So the song sort of

22:45 Speaker 14: came from like my brain just wanting to be partying

22:50 Speaker 14: and so just all of the modern new music that's

22:53 Speaker 14: out now.

22:54 Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes sense. I imagine it gets a good

22:56 Speaker 2: response live too. People probably sing along.

23:00 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, I mean, like I remember, it was like

23:03 Speaker 14: a few days be before the song like actually came out.

23:07 Speaker 14: We played a gig and obviously with bittasing it to

23:10 Speaker 14: like four weeks with the tours and stuff like that,

23:12 Speaker 14: and people and people started like proper sending it back

23:16 Speaker 14: to us. And to be completely honest, I pried like

23:18 Speaker 14: life an absolute baby. But when it happened, because it's

23:21 Speaker 14: never ever happened before. Yeah, and and yet honestly, it

23:25 Speaker 14: was just one of the It was honestly just one

23:29 Speaker 14: of the greatest moments of my life and that I

23:32 Speaker 14: can never ever ever thank those people who changed that gid.

23:36 Speaker 2: You know, yeah, I mean it's you know, I'm a musician,

23:39 Speaker 2: and I know that it's when when you see people

23:42 Speaker 2: reacting to your music and jumping around and whatever, that's

23:46 Speaker 2: that's obviously very validating, But when they actually know the

23:48 Speaker 2: words and they start singing or they learn the words

23:50 Speaker 2: because obviously you can learn that chorus pretty quickly, you know,

23:53 Speaker 2: and they're so engaged and involved in it that they're

23:56 Speaker 2: actually singing along. I mean, that's that is an incredible feeling,

23:58 Speaker 2: no doubt, no doubt.

24:00 Speaker 14: Show. Well, my ego got boosted so oft. I mean

24:03 Speaker 14: I went from like being like a teenage kid to

24:06 Speaker 14: acting like Liam Gallagher and like ten seconds, like Maido

24:09 Speaker 14: went from zero to a thousand and then came straight

24:12 Speaker 14: down again. When we played I was on and no

24:15 Speaker 14: one knew the words. It was just such a great moment.

24:19 Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt. Are you guys playing a lot of shows?

24:23 Speaker 14: Uh yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah, Like we're Honestly,

24:27 Speaker 14: I love being in this band so much as every

24:30 Speaker 14: weekend almost we'd go out and we play outside of

24:33 Speaker 14: our hometown of Bolton, which I know for some people

24:36 Speaker 14: sound sounds like the norm, but really it isn't. Like

24:39 Speaker 14: we have lots of friends and musicians who we were

24:41 Speaker 14: in Bolton who like once a year they might go

24:45 Speaker 14: to Sheffield, which is like an hour to hour try

24:49 Speaker 14: from Bolton. Judjo just your American listeners, and it's incredible,

24:54 Speaker 14: Like we make new fans, we meet new people, and

24:58 Speaker 14: we actually have our biggest head headline show at a

25:02 Speaker 14: venue in Manchester called the Death Institute, and we're so

25:07 Speaker 14: close to selling it out and that's going to be

25:09 Speaker 14: like a really big party for us. So every week

25:13 Speaker 14: weekend we're playing in new cities, new places and making

25:18 Speaker 14: new friends and it's the best job in the entire world,

25:22 Speaker 14: and I cannot be more grateful that on this earth,

25:26 Speaker 14: I'm given this life to do this job and it's

25:29 Speaker 14: the best feeling ever and I wouldn't change it for anything.

25:32 Speaker 14: So every week it's constant gigs and gigs and I'll

25:35 Speaker 14: love it.

25:36 Speaker 2: Oh that's awesome, that's fantastic. And how long have you

25:39 Speaker 2: guys been around, because I know you're very young, right,

25:41 Speaker 2: has this has this span been around for long or

25:44 Speaker 2: is it relatively new?

25:46 Speaker 14: I mean it depends what your early classes knew was

25:49 Speaker 14: we've been technically if we've been around for two years,

25:52 Speaker 14: but we released that first single last year, so I

25:56 Speaker 14: would say that definitely in the Bolton scene in our home,

26:00 Speaker 14: we've been around for a decent bit. But I think

26:02 Speaker 14: to some people, like two years are still quite new. Yeah,

26:06 Speaker 14: So I think it just depends what you define you as.

26:10 Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, did the set like when you when you

26:13 Speaker 2: formed the band? I mean, did the sound come together

26:15 Speaker 2: pretty quickly? I mean, as it changed in that short

26:18 Speaker 2: period of time, or did you sound like you sound

26:21 Speaker 2: from the beginning?

26:22 Speaker 14: Oh my goodness, it has changed. I cannot watch some

26:26 Speaker 14: of those old videos really. I mean, like, I mean,

26:30 Speaker 14: like we used to do like ten Green Day covers

26:32 Speaker 14: in one set, and I was like, what we're doing?

26:35 Speaker 14: So like people who saw to say, like, oh, no,

26:38 Speaker 14: you're born with talent. You're not. You need to work

26:41 Speaker 14: on that talent, like like yeah, So, like we've worked

26:44 Speaker 14: hard and we've tried to like craft our own hunique sound.

26:47 Speaker 14: There's a lot of bands, Oh I want to sound

26:50 Speaker 14: like the Rolling Stones, I want to sound like t

26:53 Speaker 14: X two. But like, we don't want to be the

26:56 Speaker 14: second Green Day. We want to be the first Radio Yeah,

27:00 Speaker 14: and that's all we want to be. So yeah, it's

27:04 Speaker 14: definitely taken work, Like you have to work to find

27:07 Speaker 14: your sound. If it comes naturally, then I envy you

27:10 Speaker 14: so much. As it's taken a lot of hard work

27:12 Speaker 14: to try and find our sound.

27:14 Speaker 2: Right right, And where does the name come from? By

27:17 Speaker 2: the way, the radio addicts. I mean, you know, I

27:19 Speaker 2: don't know if there's a story behind it or if

27:21 Speaker 2: it's just I know.

27:22 Speaker 14: There is a story behind it, my friend story behind it. Right,

27:26 Speaker 14: So my mom, right, I love her obviously, so so,

27:29 Speaker 14: so so much. But in the car she listens to

27:32 Speaker 14: this radio station. Now I won't say the name of

27:34 Speaker 14: this radio station, but it is not good. Like, honestly,

27:40 Speaker 14: it's utterly terrible. It's the same ten pop songs.

27:44 Speaker 2: On loop and.

27:47 Speaker 14: Then they have Throwback Thursday and stuff like that where

27:50 Speaker 14: it's just another of those same pop songs repeated on loop.

27:55 Speaker 14: And honestly it's it's honestly awful, right, And so like

27:59 Speaker 14: when I form the band's like, I got in my

28:03 Speaker 14: mum's car and I was like, oh, not this radio

28:05 Speaker 14: station again, And in my mind I went, I really

28:08 Speaker 14: wish I could be addicted to the radio, and then went,

28:13 Speaker 14: oh my goodness. So it was almost like like you

28:16 Speaker 14: know how in like Disney Channel movies that they have

28:19 Speaker 14: like light bulb moments, it's like really over dramatic like that.

28:22 Speaker 14: Oh yeah, yeah, I was like, I wish I'd addicted

28:25 Speaker 14: to the radio. Praise one, It's that's it. So yeah,

28:29 Speaker 14: so that's how the name came.

28:31 Speaker 3: It's such a cool name.

28:33 Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's such a cool name. It's it's almost

28:35 Speaker 2: surprising that somebody didn't already have it, you know, but

28:37 Speaker 2: that's great, thank you.

28:38 Speaker 15: Yeah.

28:40 Speaker 14: Well, well the radio is so is is so important

28:45 Speaker 14: and that's the reason why, like like like stream of

28:49 Speaker 14: music is good and we get like a bunch of

28:52 Speaker 14: music at our fit fit fingertips. But I don't want

28:55 Speaker 14: to lose radio, like genuinely now that I found like

28:58 Speaker 14: my favorite radio station, like yours, Matt, like like like,

29:03 Speaker 14: i don't want it to go. It's why I'm always

29:08 Speaker 14: on the radio doing interviews. I'm always its about local

29:12 Speaker 14: radio station. I'm always listening to Radio X in Manchester.

29:15 Speaker 6: Is.

29:16 Speaker 14: I don't want these radio stations to go. They're so important,

29:19 Speaker 14: and people don't realize how much of our lives are

29:23 Speaker 14: made up from radio.

29:24 Speaker 2: Absolutely, uh you know. And there's some people who thought

29:27 Speaker 2: that radio would be dead by now, you know, because

29:29 Speaker 2: that's technology, you know, because of streaming and podcasts and everything.

29:33 Speaker 2: But it's still thriving. It's definitely changed, you know, and

29:35 Speaker 2: and obviously the radio has had to adapt, you know,

29:39 Speaker 2: like like all the shows now like this show for example,

29:42 Speaker 2: obviously we're you know, we're live on FM radio in

29:45 Speaker 2: our area, but we're also streaming, you know, and then

29:48 Speaker 2: it goes up as a podcast and but you know,

29:49 Speaker 2: you just it's just a matter of adapting. But but

29:51 Speaker 2: I agree with you, radio is very important.

29:54 Speaker 1: Yeah.

29:55 Speaker 14: Yeah. One thing I found with like radio stations is

29:58 Speaker 14: that like it's now like listen online or watch online now, yeah,

30:02 Speaker 14: to type in the website and with some life, which

30:05 Speaker 14: I thought was quite cool. But yeah, I don't want

30:08 Speaker 14: videos soever. It should not be become a niche. It

30:12 Speaker 14: should stay mainstream.

30:14 Speaker 2: But that's just my opinion obviously, Yeah, one hundred percent,

30:16 Speaker 2: And obviously I'm biased, but I don't I don't want

30:19 Speaker 2: all this to go away ever. But yeah, no I don't.

30:24 Speaker 2: I don't think it's going anywhere. So I want to

30:27 Speaker 2: ask you about so in a in a moment, we're

30:30 Speaker 2: going to app well, after we wrap up our conversation,

30:32 Speaker 2: I am going to play another song from yours. I'm

30:34 Speaker 2: gonna play this song scroll My Life Away, at the

30:37 Speaker 2: conclusion of our our conversation. But oh absolutely, this is

30:42 Speaker 2: another great song. But I want to know more about

30:44 Speaker 2: this song and what inspired it because it sounds like

30:46 Speaker 2: it's very uh, you know, I take it as as

30:50 Speaker 2: kind of a critique of of because obviously this is

30:54 Speaker 2: a global problem, not just in the US, but there

30:56 Speaker 2: as well. You know, people kind of addicted to their

30:59 Speaker 2: phones and social media and all of that and and scrolling.

31:02 Speaker 2: You know, we call it doom scrolling. I don't know

31:04 Speaker 2: if that's the term you use over there.

31:06 Speaker 14: It's definitely a term here that is that is not

31:09 Speaker 14: just just just America. Do do doom scrolling is in England,

31:16 Speaker 14: in the UK. Don't don't worry, it's the same.

31:19 Speaker 2: So I mean, I assume that's what inspired the songs

31:22 Speaker 2: Scroll My Life Away.

31:24 Speaker 14: Oh yeah. Well, the thing is is that, like I

31:27 Speaker 14: remember one time I was a bit younger, but but

31:31 Speaker 14: I was in like a restaurant and I saw like

31:34 Speaker 14: three tables of like families and like all of them,

31:38 Speaker 14: I'd liked these like four year olds with these big

31:40 Speaker 14: iPads and these big cases holding it up and now

31:43 Speaker 14: just like just scrolling and watching videos and like tapping

31:46 Speaker 14: the streams and not like getting invested into real life.

31:50 Speaker 14: And then and then, and then, like the more I

31:53 Speaker 14: look I looked around, I saw teenagers strolling I saw

31:57 Speaker 14: that you had to order on a screen, and I

32:00 Speaker 14: was like, what what what, what's like happening and stuff

32:03 Speaker 14: like that and now and that was just like and

32:06 Speaker 14: I'm stunned as obviously, like when the phone first came out,

32:10 Speaker 14: nobody thought thought it would be this bid. And there

32:13 Speaker 14: are positives to the Internet, like like like the raids

32:19 Speaker 14: have grown because of the Internet with made new fans

32:21 Speaker 14: clays the Internet. But it's it steals time, that's the

32:26 Speaker 14: main thing. It steals time from younger kids to live

32:30 Speaker 14: their life. And it scares me on how much it's

32:33 Speaker 14: changed and how much worse. It's sort of getting so

32:37 Speaker 14: strong My life way is sort of like me just

32:39 Speaker 14: venting on what is going on? And with the there's

32:43 Speaker 14: nothing interesting anymore. But it's almost like a character almost

32:48 Speaker 14: going like like there's nothing interest anymore. I've done so much,

32:53 Speaker 14: I've strong so much, there's literally nothing, like my brain's fried.

32:57 Speaker 14: So it's so it's sort of like it's sort of

33:00 Speaker 14: like me voicing through a character, what is going on here?

33:03 Speaker 14: Come on, let let let's sort of grow, touch some glass,

33:10 Speaker 14: go outside. Yeah, like it's sort of just doing come on, guys, just.

33:14 Speaker 2: Grow, come on right, right, well, it's to your credit

33:18 Speaker 2: to you know, the because I know you guys are young,

33:21 Speaker 2: that you know someone your age, uh perceives that, and

33:24 Speaker 2: and because you know, it's easy for me to see it,

33:27 Speaker 2: like because I'm I'm Generation X. My generation was the

33:30 Speaker 2: last generation to really kind of grow up without the Internet,

33:33 Speaker 2: and so so I remember, I sort of remember. It's

33:36 Speaker 2: almost kind of surreal remembering life pre Internet. And don't

33:40 Speaker 2: get me wrong, I love what we have now. You know,

33:43 Speaker 2: I don't so much of what I do I wouldn't

33:44 Speaker 2: be able to do without the Internet. So and I

33:46 Speaker 2: love that I can access music, you know, easily, and

33:49 Speaker 2: every everything about it is wonderful. But but yeah, you

33:52 Speaker 2: do see you see people with their heads and their phones,

33:54 Speaker 2: you know, or or a common problem here is I'll

33:57 Speaker 2: be uh, I'll be at an intersection and the light

34:01 Speaker 2: will turn from red to green, but the car in

34:02 Speaker 2: front of me isn't moving, and and you know, a

34:05 Speaker 2: few seconds. You know, I'm a patient guy, so I'll

34:07 Speaker 2: give them a few seconds. But then I end up

34:09 Speaker 2: having to hank that horn because and I know what

34:11 Speaker 2: it is. They're looking at their phone. Oh yeah, Oh.

34:14 Speaker 14: That issue is also here in England's my my friends,

34:18 Speaker 14: but do not worry me.

34:20 Speaker 8: Yeah, don't worry In England it's the same thing, like

34:24 Speaker 8: like white people on their phones while driving and like,

34:27 Speaker 8: come on, there's a road in front of you, there's

34:30 Speaker 8: track it lights.

34:31 Speaker 14: In front of your what are you doing?

34:33 Speaker 2: Yeah come on?

34:34 Speaker 14: Yeah she was also here in England.

34:37 Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, no doubt.

34:39 Speaker 2: Well, look, this has been wonderful. Thank you so much

34:41 Speaker 2: for joining us.

34:42 Speaker 14: And you just let me come on and let me

34:46 Speaker 14: speak with your new audience. It's utterly incredible to you

34:51 Speaker 14: having me. I'm so grateful that. Thank you, Matt. I

34:53 Speaker 14: really appreciate it. Oh.

34:55 Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely, very glad to do it, and we'll definitely

34:57 Speaker 2: do it again in the future and in a moment

34:59 Speaker 2: where please, in a moment, we're going to hit that track.

35:01 Speaker 2: But before we let you go, one other thing. Where's

35:03 Speaker 2: the best place to go online for people to keep

35:06 Speaker 2: up with everything that the Radio Addicts is doing?

35:09 Speaker 14: Oh okay, so online on everything? It is at the

35:13 Speaker 14: Radio Addicts. So that's on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, it is

35:18 Speaker 14: at the Rage Addicts. No spaces, no under stores, everything

35:22 Speaker 14: is lowercase at the Rage Addicts. Shoot and find tickets, videos,

35:28 Speaker 14: interviews everything there. Oh yeah, and we also have our

35:35 Speaker 14: website with which is the Radio Addicts dot Com and

35:39 Speaker 14: and that has our merch on there as well and

35:42 Speaker 14: exclusive photos and videos. So at the radio its on

35:47 Speaker 14: on social media and our website, The radios dot Com.

35:51 Speaker 2: Okay, okay, very good, very good. Well Luke again, thank

35:54 Speaker 2: you so much, my friend. We will definitely do it

35:57 Speaker 2: again in the future. We're going to hit that track,

35:59 Speaker 2: so we'll let you go for now. But happy, So

36:02 Speaker 2: what do you call it there? Happy Oasis Day? What

36:05 Speaker 2: do you called July fourth.

36:07 Speaker 14: Day?

36:09 Speaker 3: A copy fought for July to.

36:12 Speaker 14: Our American friends, But.

36:17 Speaker 2: It's Oasis Day, all right, Happy Oasis Day, my friend.

36:20 Speaker 2: All right, Luke, thank you so much. We'll talk again soon.

36:23 Speaker 2: You gotta take care, bye bye.

36:26 Speaker 5: All right, wonderful.

36:27 Speaker 2: That was Luke from the Radio Addicts. And right now,

36:31 Speaker 2: as promised, this is another great track and again you know,

36:34 Speaker 2: enjoy the social commentary of it. This is called Scroll

36:37 Speaker 2: My Life Away and the band is the Radio Addicts.

36:53 Speaker 3: I'm so sad.

36:54 Speaker 13: I wanted Joe sleep Good at chance half tad chest today,

37:01 Speaker 13: but here be a ah I watch enough and day

37:06 Speaker 13: in but then on your God you want. There's not

37:15 Speaker 13: say interesting anymore. Nothing from a trapper, span lass well,

37:28 Speaker 13: Joe outside, stay side, so my life's away?

37:36 Speaker 3: Ohay, oh.

37:39 Speaker 5: Wow? Why you are?

37:49 Speaker 13: Would be so good right, but don't want to change

37:53 Speaker 13: in the world days Joe to hell and I'm watching.

37:58 Speaker 5: Your good but I go oh daring.

38:01 Speaker 13: I'm telling me.

38:02 Speaker 3: Something new and I don't know what to do.

38:11 Speaker 13: There's not sick interested anymore, don't be more much trying

38:18 Speaker 13: potentials fans to last.

38:23 Speaker 3: To Wow well, then.

38:25 Speaker 13: Joe outside, I was staying side drum my life's way.

38:32 Speaker 3: Ohkay, okay, oh oh.

38:36 Speaker 5: Wow? Who are.

38:42 Speaker 3: You are?

38:43 Speaker 5: Oh oh who who you are? Oh oh.

38:59 Speaker 14: Whoa.

39:08 Speaker 13: There's nothing interesting anymore. Nothing from a tramp you spend

39:17 Speaker 13: last to Wow well, then jo outside, stay inside tram

39:28 Speaker 13: my life away? Oha, ohay, there's not a same interesting

39:34 Speaker 13: any more. Nothing from a trapetent you spin last to

39:44 Speaker 13: Wow they drove outside. I'll stay inside tram my life away.

39:53 Speaker 16: Ohay, oh.

39:57 Speaker 5: Wow, scroll my life away.

40:22 Speaker 2: Very relatable song from the radio Addicts, and again thank

40:25 Speaker 2: you to Luke for joining us. I really enjoyed talking

40:27 Speaker 2: with him. That was great and of course welcome everybody

40:30 Speaker 2: if you are listening live. Yes, we are live. This

40:34 Speaker 2: week's show is not pre recorded, even though it is

40:36 Speaker 2: a holiday, July fourth, Independence Day, Happy Independence Day. We

40:40 Speaker 2: are live from the studios of wm NH ninety five

40:43 Speaker 2: point three FM in Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. This is

40:46 Speaker 2: Matt Connorton Unleashed and I think right now, well, first

40:51 Speaker 2: let's say hello to everybody in the chat. We've got

40:54 Speaker 2: a little bit of time left in the first hour.

40:56 Speaker 2: Let's see who we have in here. Loud Entertainment joins

40:58 Speaker 2: us and says, good morning, Matt. Super Child is great.

41:02 Speaker 2: Super Child one of the bands that is playing today

41:04 Speaker 2: at the big event in Nashua. Loud Entertainment says, next

41:08 Speaker 2: Friday at Jewel, Pulsifier, Stale Fate, Fourth King, Found Slay,

41:15 Speaker 2: the Giant and Exception the only one of those bands

41:19 Speaker 2: I'm familiar with. I mean, I've heard of several of them,

41:22 Speaker 2: but Pulsifier, Jenny and I actually had dinner with those

41:24 Speaker 2: guys once, really really great love Pulsifier. Loud Entertainment also says,

41:28 Speaker 2: let's get Loud Entertainment back in the studio. Yes, we

41:31 Speaker 2: definitely message me please on Facebook if you can, We'll

41:35 Speaker 2: get you back on be Pinard who's always a big

41:37 Speaker 2: supporter of the show, says good morning everyone. Isaac Banks

41:40 Speaker 2: is in the chat. Isaac Banks, our friend from Greensboro,

41:44 Speaker 2: South Carolina, says good morning, Matt and Jen coffee. Happy

41:47 Speaker 2: fourth of July, replying to Loud Entertainment, Loud Entertainment, good

41:51 Speaker 2: morning and happy fourth of July. Yes, yes, and of

41:54 Speaker 2: course for our UK listeners, it is Oasis Day, as

41:57 Speaker 2: we learned from our friend Luke from the Radio Addicts,

42:02 Speaker 2: So of course we've got if you're just joining us,

42:06 Speaker 2: if you didn't hear me to say at the top

42:07 Speaker 2: of the show, we've got a three musical guests today.

42:09 Speaker 2: Radio Addicts was the first one. We also have the

42:13 Speaker 2: Azua Zen Oh sorry, the Azures I think that's how

42:17 Speaker 2: you say it. The Azuresins will be with us in

42:19 Speaker 2: the second hour. In the third hour, we have Million Years.

42:23 Speaker 2: They're all UK bands today, so in the interest of balance,

42:28 Speaker 2: because we are an American radio show on an American

42:31 Speaker 2: radio station. And by the way, I didn't plan it

42:34 Speaker 2: that way that we would have all British bands on

42:36 Speaker 2: the show. It just worked out that way. But we

42:39 Speaker 2: did open with a new song we beat the British

42:41 Speaker 2: from our friends the Melted Chapsticks, great band from Boston,

42:45 Speaker 2: and we'll play that again later in the show, probably

42:47 Speaker 2: in the second hour. But right now this has become

42:49 Speaker 2: an unofficial annual tradition on the show. I like to

42:53 Speaker 2: share with you every Fourth of July, or well, it's

42:57 Speaker 2: rare that the show actually falls on the fourth itself,

43:00 Speaker 2: around the fourth of July. My favorite patriotic song of

43:03 Speaker 2: all time. Some people might not think I'm patriotic, but

43:06 Speaker 2: I can assure you I am. By the way, I'm

43:07 Speaker 2: even wearing my I wanted to wear a shirt today

43:10 Speaker 2: that said America on it, but I also wanted to

43:11 Speaker 2: wear a shirt from one of the bands that we've

43:13 Speaker 2: had on the show that brings us merch. So I'm

43:15 Speaker 2: wearing my Heavy America shirt. Heavy America, great band. We

43:20 Speaker 2: haven't had them on in like three years. We had

43:22 Speaker 2: to get them back on, but I thought, oh, this

43:24 Speaker 2: shirt says America and it I'll Heavy America shirt. I

43:27 Speaker 2: even have a Heavy America track I'll play later in

43:29 Speaker 2: the show. But anyway, but what I would like to

43:32 Speaker 2: do now again this has become an unofficial tradition. My

43:35 Speaker 2: favorite patriotic song, and it's been my patriotic, My favorite

43:39 Speaker 2: patriotic song since I was a kid. And some people

43:41 Speaker 2: make fun of me for this, but to me, this song,

43:44 Speaker 2: there's nothing more American than this song. This song encapsulates

43:52 Speaker 2: what America is about. Yes, my friends, longtime listeners already

43:56 Speaker 2: know I'm talking about Yankee Rose by David Lee Roth.

44:10 Speaker 10: Why well, let me roll a buck to the sidewalk

44:14 Speaker 10: and take a look.

44:15 Speaker 3: Is whoa, whoa?

44:18 Speaker 17: She's beautiful talking about a Yankey Rose.

44:27 Speaker 3: And she loves wow Wow? Are you ready about it?

44:35 Speaker 3: The same same shine, while.

44:38 Speaker 6: Here's a shot round wild all your bathroom bosolute wearing

44:43 Speaker 6: a back of brose.

44:48 Speaker 3: Guess who's back? Answer your lay Shine.

44:51 Speaker 6: Now, I don't know what you may back way right now,

44:56 Speaker 6: He'll win, Get off the job.

44:58 Speaker 11: Go.

45:00 Speaker 3: At the beginning, says a visit done comes the couse the.

45:05 Speaker 17: Co stady, see see the shady, See sister, you're the

45:10 Speaker 17: player the t listen toes show me one line by

45:17 Speaker 17: city Light, I'm.

45:20 Speaker 6: Talking about the Yankee Roles by SETI line.

45:26 Speaker 3: I'm talking about it.

45:31 Speaker 6: When she both watch the stocks the flock while cracking

45:36 Speaker 6: up the butter.

45:37 Speaker 3: Tonight non't say song said night? Something said hell? Then

45:43 Speaker 3: at me the CANSO, I will stay fucking in their pay,

45:49 Speaker 3: saying song, bread and win. A rocking clown, still browing

45:53 Speaker 3: out his night battle fox still man.

46:00 Speaker 6: He's a basic tells to come, he said, yourself and sister,

46:04 Speaker 6: you see you seth, you see.

46:08 Speaker 3: The birthday, telling me to time, show me out trying.

46:16 Speaker 6: All right, I'm talking about the games about.

46:24 Speaker 3: Coming about with me a gay Rose. She's beautiful like

46:37 Speaker 3: I'm being like down old ye, she's down time.

46:46 Speaker 6: I'm on the case. We got the phone, no time

46:50 Speaker 6: to wist. She got the baby, and there's a little

46:54 Speaker 6: ben coming. No way.

47:04 Speaker 3: Let's see.

47:09 Speaker 10: A little bit, little bit, a little bit high. I

47:19 Speaker 10: want a little bit at.

47:38 Speaker 2: What is more American than Yankee Rose? By David Lee Roth,

47:43 Speaker 2: I ask you my favorite patriotic song.

47:46 Speaker 3: Welcome everybody.

47:47 Speaker 2: This is Matt Connorton, Unleashed and yes we are live

47:50 Speaker 2: from the studios of w m n H ninety five

47:53 Speaker 2: point three FM and Glorious man Chester, New Hampshire. Thank

47:55 Speaker 2: you again to Luke from the radio Addicts for joining

47:58 Speaker 2: us and of course coming up. In the second hour

48:00 Speaker 2: we have the Azuzins. In the third hour we have

48:03 Speaker 2: million years. And right now I'm gonna sneak this into

48:08 Speaker 2: one other patriotic thing because we have a lot of

48:10 Speaker 2: British bands on the show today, so just kind of

48:12 Speaker 2: balance things out, I'm gonna play one other patriotic thing

48:15 Speaker 2: that I do love. My favorite band Kiss, their third

48:19 Speaker 2: live album called appropriately Enough A Live three, which came

48:24 Speaker 2: out in ninety three, they would do, and I saw

48:28 Speaker 2: them on this tour on the Revenge Tour, they would

48:30 Speaker 2: do at the end of the show, the star Spangled Banner.

48:33 Speaker 2: I'm not sure why they chose that specific tour to

48:35 Speaker 2: do that, but that's how they would end the show. See,

48:37 Speaker 2: they didn't end with rock and roll all night for

48:40 Speaker 2: once on that tour. They would end with their rendition

48:43 Speaker 2: of the star Spangled banner. So this is the other

48:46 Speaker 2: thing that I kind of make it an unofficial tradition

48:49 Speaker 2: to play every year around the fourth of July, or

48:51 Speaker 2: in this case, literally on the fourth of July. Here

48:53 Speaker 2: it is from A Live three Kiss, star Spangled Banners.

49:29 Speaker 18: S.

50:44 Speaker 3: Now name what bad?

51:10 Speaker 2: So that's my favorite version. All right, Well, everybody, we

51:14 Speaker 2: are approaching the top of the hour. We gotta take

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51:20 Speaker 2: at WMNH and when we come back in the second hour,

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