Matt Connarton Unleashed 8-31-24 hour 2

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3:58 Speaker 6: That is called reach the band has ever felt. We

4:01 Speaker 6: have an unusual, uh situation though here with our interview.

4:05 Speaker 6: I'm just gonna go ahead and uh, I'm just gonna

4:08 Speaker 6: go ahead and tell the listeners what's going on because

4:10 Speaker 6: this is weird.

4:11 Speaker 7: So he goofed and apparently he thought he was ahead

4:15 Speaker 7: of us and not behind.

4:16 Speaker 6: Us, okay, and he's not available. Okay, So here's what happened.

4:21 Speaker 6: I'm just gonna go ahead, and I mean, I don't

4:24 Speaker 6: want to embarrass anybody, but I have to explain it.

4:27 Speaker 6: I feel compelled to because this has never happened before. So,

4:30 Speaker 6: you know, we we interview sometimes we have musicians from

4:35 Speaker 6: the area who come on and uh, but sometimes we

4:38 Speaker 6: also for example, we have Dave Strong coming in in

4:40 Speaker 6: the third hour, but we also interview musicians from other

4:44 Speaker 6: parts of the country, other parts of the world even

4:47 Speaker 6: and so obviously sometimes our guests are in other time zones.

4:53 Speaker 6: So we're sitting here and Adam and Adam Seglitch from

4:59 Speaker 6: ever Felt. It's me a message saying you know, I'll

5:02 Speaker 6: be ready at ten am, and I'm like, great, because

5:04 Speaker 6: that's when he's supposed to skype in. And as the

5:08 Speaker 6: single was playing, Reach, which is their newest single, I'm reading,

5:13 Speaker 6: I said to Jenny. I look at the message via Skype.

5:15 Speaker 6: He had messaged me on Skype, and I realized the

5:19 Speaker 6: exact wording of the messages I'll be ready to skype

5:23 Speaker 6: in at ten am, eleven my time.

5:27 Speaker 1: And where is he in that?

5:29 Speaker 6: And I'm reading the message. He's in Chicago, which is

5:31 Speaker 6: a central time zone. So I'm reading the message and

5:34 Speaker 6: it suddenly occurred to me. I was like, wait a minute,

5:36 Speaker 6: ten am. Yes, that is correct, but he's an hour

5:40 Speaker 6: behind us if he's Central time, so that's not eleven

5:44 Speaker 6: his time ten am here would be nine am Central time.

5:49 Speaker 6: Eleven am his time would be noon.

5:52 Speaker 7: He's now figured out, he has said, O D yeah,

5:56 Speaker 7: so I am so sorry. Yeah, so is that a

6:01 Speaker 7: child's football game?

6:03 Speaker 6: All right, Well, well that I can do. Yeah, there

6:06 Speaker 6: you go. So here your time zones? Yes, yes, yeah,

6:11 Speaker 6: I read that message. I was like, wait a minute,

6:12 Speaker 6: and then I thought and then I tried connecting with

6:14 Speaker 6: him because I thought maybe that was a typo. But yes,

6:18 Speaker 6: so eleven am his time would be noon our time,

6:22 Speaker 6: and at noon the show is over. So anyway, honest mistake.

6:27 Speaker 6: Adam's a really nice guy, well, a big fan of

6:30 Speaker 6: the band. Will definitely reschedule them, so there's no you know,

6:33 Speaker 6: nobody's upset about anything. Just to be clear, So mistakes happen,

6:37 Speaker 6: it's all good. But but ever Felt will not be

6:40 Speaker 6: joining us today apparently. So here's what we are going

6:43 Speaker 6: to do. We're going to you know, we love to

6:46 Speaker 6: do the world radio premieres here on Matt Connorton Unleashed.

6:50 Speaker 6: So now that we are into the second hour if

6:52 Speaker 6: you missed it at the top of the show, we've

6:54 Speaker 6: got two radio premieres this week. We have what If

6:56 Speaker 6: These Days from Club Paradise, great band from the UK

7:01 Speaker 6: who joined us a number of weeks ago, and I

7:03 Speaker 6: love this song. I cannot even express this is one

7:05 Speaker 6: of those rare songs. I don't even have the words

7:07 Speaker 6: for how much I love this song. So we're gonna

7:09 Speaker 6: play that again, and immediately after that we're also gonna

7:11 Speaker 6: play the FM radio premiere because I think an Internet

7:14 Speaker 6: station has already been playing it. But it's the FM

7:18 Speaker 6: radio premiere of the new track from Silicon Kong called

7:21 Speaker 6: Cyber Jesus. So we're gonna play those and then Jenny

7:25 Speaker 6: and I will find a suitable subject for the second hour,

7:28 Speaker 6: because there's always a lot of things going on in

7:30 Speaker 6: the music industry. Oh and I can talk a little

7:33 Speaker 6: bit too about Under the Horizon, who were on the

7:35 Speaker 6: show with us last week. Very excited about that. Yes,

7:39 Speaker 6: absolutely so. We have plenty of other things to talk about,

7:42 Speaker 6: and we will get ever felt rescheduled, I'm sure. But

7:46 Speaker 6: so let's do this. We're gonna hit our world radio premieres.

7:49 Speaker 6: And hey, even if you did already hear the track

7:51 Speaker 6: at the top of the first hour, it's worth here

7:53 Speaker 6: and again. This is such a great song. I love this.

7:55 Speaker 6: This is club Paradise. The track is what if these days?

7:59 Speaker 6: Today's the American radio premiere to be precise of this track.

8:04 Speaker 6: So check this out.

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8:30 Speaker 4: my own.

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22:07 Speaker 8: You are listening to W M and.

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22:52 Speaker 6: Welcome back, everybody. This is Matt Connorton, unleashed as we

22:55 Speaker 6: are well in our number two New Marrow Dose. On

22:58 Speaker 6: this Saturday, August thirty first, twenty twenty four. We are

23:03 Speaker 6: live from the studios of w m n H ninety

23:07 Speaker 6: five point three FM in Glorious Manchester, New Hampshire. Jenny

23:11 Speaker 6: is here as well at.

23:12 Speaker 7: The news table, present and accounted for.

23:15 Speaker 6: By the way, be careful if you're headed downtown, they've

23:19 Speaker 6: got the car show going on. Yes, so we had

23:22 Speaker 6: to take block. Yeah, we had to take a very

23:24 Speaker 6: slight detour here, but of course that time of day,

23:27 Speaker 6: on a Saturday morning, it's pretty easy.

23:28 Speaker 7: But Almoll separated me from donkeys.

23:31 Speaker 6: Yes, I'm not a car guy per se as you know,

23:35 Speaker 6: but some of those are pretty cool to look at,

23:36 Speaker 6: you know, when you see them, I'm so glad you're

23:38 Speaker 6: not a car guy. Yeah, I'm not a car guy,

23:41 Speaker 6: but but if I see like a cool looking car,

23:43 Speaker 6: I'm like, oh, that's a cool looking I could look

23:45 Speaker 6: at a car and go yeah, yeah looking yeah, yeah.

23:47 Speaker 7: That's about the extent of it for me.

23:48 Speaker 6: Yes, I as well as well. Coming up in the

23:52 Speaker 6: third hour today we have musician Dave Strong is going

23:55 Speaker 6: to be joining us and we're gonna play We're gonna

23:56 Speaker 6: play some of some of his tunes. Of course. In

23:59 Speaker 6: the first hour we were by a filmmaker, Charles Maddox.

24:02 Speaker 7: If you miss that my personal heroes.

24:04 Speaker 6: Yes, yes, absolutely. We also have been featuring today the

24:10 Speaker 6: radio premieres of a couple of brand new tracks what

24:12 Speaker 6: If These Days by Club Paradise, our friends from the

24:15 Speaker 6: UK who had on the show recently. I love that song,

24:18 Speaker 6: so we are very honored to be the first American

24:22 Speaker 6: radio station to play that track. And also Cyber Jesus

24:28 Speaker 6: from Silicon Kong, Ian Hemy, that one Ian Hemy who

24:32 Speaker 6: invented is the creator of Silicon Kong, was here with

24:34 Speaker 6: us on the show last week, and that is the

24:37 Speaker 6: FM radio premiere. I do think there might be an

24:39 Speaker 6: Internet station that's already playing it, but that was the

24:41 Speaker 6: FM radio premiere here in the United States of that track.

24:45 Speaker 6: So I'm really looking forward to seeing that rockumentary or

24:49 Speaker 6: mockumentary when it comes out about Silicon Kong. So lots

24:55 Speaker 6: of good stuff. We should remind people too, your art

24:59 Speaker 6: is still for well, not much longer, much longer, a.

25:03 Speaker 4: Couple more days.

25:04 Speaker 7: There are twelve twelve of my darkest pieces hanging at

25:08 Speaker 7: at the Midnight Creatives Collective in Nashua. Also the location

25:13 Speaker 7: of Terminus, Yes, where we recently got to go seeing

25:17 Speaker 7: Green Jello, which is insanely cool. It's an awesome space

25:20 Speaker 7: to go see people. If you haven't gotten to go

25:22 Speaker 7: there yet, I encourage you to. Yes, if you want

25:25 Speaker 7: to go in the next couple of days and check

25:26 Speaker 7: out some of my dark paintings, go ahead, yeah, And

25:29 Speaker 7: you can find more about me and my paintings at

25:31 Speaker 7: Gencoffee dot com, j E N N C O F

25:34 Speaker 7: F E y dot com. And while I have your attention, yes,

25:40 Speaker 7: I want to remind folks that right now there is

25:42 Speaker 7: a critical blood shortage. The American Red Cross has been

25:46 Speaker 7: putting out the call across the nation asking people to

25:49 Speaker 7: come in and help save lives. There is a very

25:52 Speaker 7: critical blood shortage going on right now. And also the

25:56 Speaker 7: American Red Cross has a program where they will come

25:59 Speaker 7: out and install a free smoke detector in your house

26:03 Speaker 7: and also do a safety check and let you know

26:05 Speaker 7: if you have any risks that you might want to

26:07 Speaker 7: take care of. You know, so if there is a

26:09 Speaker 7: fire year, get out of your house safely. If you're

26:12 Speaker 7: interested in getting a free smoke alarm installed and having

26:14 Speaker 7: a home safety check, visit the Redcross dot org in

26:18 Speaker 7: home smoke alarms or call one eight hundred four six

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26:26 Speaker 7: four sixty six nine to two for the Red Cross.

26:29 Speaker 6: Very good, very good. I do want to mention too.

26:32 Speaker 6: In the Facebook live chat, our friend Bruce from Legion

26:36 Speaker 6: of Solace. Of course a great, great place, I think,

26:40 Speaker 6: I said. I don't know why I keep thinking he's

26:42 Speaker 6: from Connecticut. He's actually from Massachusetts, I believe, but he's

26:46 Speaker 6: in the chat room. They do a lot for the

26:48 Speaker 6: music scene. When I was playing that Chasing the Devil

26:51 Speaker 6: track earlier, we played the newest single from them, Drowning

26:54 Speaker 6: our friend j Bellow in the chat room, and hopefully

26:56 Speaker 6: we'll get them on the show soon. They've got a

26:58 Speaker 6: big tour there going on. But while that track was playing,

27:01 Speaker 6: I missed the comment, so I wanted to go back

27:03 Speaker 6: to it, Bruce said. The vocalist who is Jay, reminds

27:07 Speaker 6: me of Howard Jones of Light the Torch and kill

27:10 Speaker 6: Switch Engage. Yeah, I can definitely hear that. I can

27:13 Speaker 6: hear that as well. Yeah, great band, Chasing the Devil.

27:16 Speaker 6: You should check them out. Tattoo Baby is in the

27:18 Speaker 6: Facebook live chat and says, hey, guys, she is the

27:21 Speaker 6: cover model, by the way, for Grim Rock's album Grimrock.

27:24 Speaker 6: Our friend from one of our actually one of our

27:27 Speaker 6: many friends now from Pennsylvania who've been on the show.

27:30 Speaker 6: So last week, of course when we had Ian Hemy

27:33 Speaker 6: Silicon Kong also from pa a Yinser apparently that's what

27:36 Speaker 6: they call them in Pittsburgh. And I just want to

27:39 Speaker 6: make sure we didn't miss anybody here bouncing between chat rooms.

27:44 Speaker 6: Actually got multiple Oh. Andre Dumont of course from the

27:47 Speaker 6: band Deed Harrison and also the Midnight Creatives Collective. I

27:52 Speaker 6: get to see Andre of course on Tuesday night at

27:56 Speaker 6: the Green Jelly Show or Green Jello, whichever you want

28:00 Speaker 6: to call them, at Terminus in Nashua. Andre says, good morning,

28:05 Speaker 6: the Saturday Morning Ritual begins, best radio show for your

28:09 Speaker 6: weekend to begin. Thank you, Andre, appreciate that, Appreciate that

28:13 Speaker 6: very much. Something that's been going on in the music

28:18 Speaker 6: industry news, Actually, this is what we do when when

28:22 Speaker 6: something goes awry with a guest. Is what happened today

28:25 Speaker 6: with our our our number two guest. There's been a

28:29 Speaker 6: lot of the biggest kind of news I think over

28:32 Speaker 6: the past week in music in the world of music

28:36 Speaker 6: is Oasis.

28:38 Speaker 9: Uh.

28:38 Speaker 6: They are reuniting the band Uh. The Gallagher brothers, Liam

28:43 Speaker 6: and Noel Gallagher. Uh, you know, bands fighting or I'm

28:48 Speaker 6: sorry I should say brothers fighting within bands not an

28:53 Speaker 6: unusual thing. History tells us. You know, you've got the Kinks.

28:56 Speaker 6: You know you've got Ray Davies and Dave Davies and

29:00 Speaker 6: their epic arguments and so forth. But apparently the Gallagher

29:03 Speaker 6: brothers putting their differences aside for a big reunion tour.

29:07 Speaker 5: We have a call.

29:08 Speaker 6: Let's grab this call. So he oh, no, nobody there. Okay,

29:10 Speaker 6: someone was just calling us. Yeah, the Gallagher brothers, they're

29:14 Speaker 6: putting their differences aside for the tour. But it was

29:19 Speaker 6: interesting to see some of the reactions on social media

29:21 Speaker 6: because people are cynical very often, and a lot of

29:25 Speaker 6: people are suggesting that, well, this isn't going to last. Uh,

29:29 Speaker 6: this isn't going to be real. The tour will end

29:31 Speaker 6: up getting canceled, you know, after five dates, because the

29:35 Speaker 6: Gallaghers are particularly famous for not getting along and like

29:39 Speaker 6: I said, brothers arguing within bands. You've got Ray Davies

29:45 Speaker 6: and Ryan Dave Davies from the Kinks. You've got bands

29:50 Speaker 6: where you have not necessarily brothers, but people who are

29:53 Speaker 6: like brothers like you know, Tyler and Perry of Aerosmith,

29:57 Speaker 6: so forth. But there are a lot of example of

30:00 Speaker 6: actual blood brothers and bands not getting along. So there's

30:04 Speaker 6: already a lot of cynicism, a lot of skepticism about,

30:07 Speaker 6: you know, whether this Oasis tour is really gonna is

30:10 Speaker 6: really going to happen. But there's also an issue with

30:14 Speaker 6: getting tickets, and the AP is reporting error messages and

30:18 Speaker 6: lengthy online cues greet fans scrambling to secure Oasis reunion tickets.

30:24 Speaker 6: It says here Oasis fans seeking tickets to the band's

30:28 Speaker 6: reunion tour endured hours long waits and in some cases

30:33 Speaker 6: disappointment as online platforms strained under demand Saturday from hundreds

30:38 Speaker 6: of thousands of fans. The britpop era behemoth, led by

30:43 Speaker 6: brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, is scheduled to play seventeen

30:46 Speaker 6: gigs and that's it. That's a short actually a short tour.

30:52 Speaker 7: It's first of limited chances to see them.

30:54 Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, these are their first shows in fifteen years,

30:59 Speaker 6: kicking off in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh and Dublin starting

31:04 Speaker 6: July four. No, that is not Manchester, New Hampshire, of course, Manchester, England.

31:08 Speaker 6: More than one million tickets went on sale on Saturday morning,

31:11 Speaker 6: with prices starting at about seventy four pounds, which would

31:15 Speaker 6: be just under one hundred dollars American. Some people attempting

31:19 Speaker 6: to get into the handful of authorized sales sites, including

31:23 Speaker 6: Ticketmaster and Gigs and Tours received error messages, while many

31:28 Speaker 6: others were informed they were in a lengthy queue. Josh Jeffrey,

31:33 Speaker 6: a videographer who lives near Edinburgh, spent hours moving up

31:38 Speaker 6: the online ticket queue before the whole site collapsed at

31:42 Speaker 6: the last step. He said, I've given up. My friends

31:45 Speaker 6: have given up. We just decided it's too much hassle.

31:49 Speaker 6: As I was in the queue, I heard wonderwall blasting

31:52 Speaker 6: out from my neighbor's house. He'd obviously gotten tickets.

31:57 Speaker 7: Yes, wow, yeah, And they were saying that within hours

32:01 Speaker 7: of the tickets going on sale, they were turning up

32:03 Speaker 7: on resale websites for as much as seventy eight hundred dollars. Yeah,

32:10 Speaker 7: seventy eight hundred dollars per ticket.

32:12 Speaker 16: No, thank you, Well, that's it.

32:15 Speaker 7: I don't like nobody that much.

32:17 Speaker 6: The way, so that apparently is trying to look it

32:22 Speaker 6: up quickly. That specifically is being addressed apparently by Oasis.

32:28 Speaker 6: They don't want they don't want these resale sites selling

32:30 Speaker 6: the tickets.

32:31 Speaker 7: Yeah, they're warning people not to buy them right.

32:33 Speaker 6: Right, Which is interesting because so the way the secondhand

32:37 Speaker 6: ticket market works is so some of these resale sites,

32:42 Speaker 6: obviously they're basically scalpers online. You know, they buy up

32:46 Speaker 6: all these tickets and then they resell them on their

32:48 Speaker 6: own sites. But some of them, this is what's a

32:51 Speaker 6: little little dirty about it to some people. Depends on

32:57 Speaker 6: we could actually do a whole segment on this one

32:59 Speaker 6: of these days. Sometimes the resale site isn't necessarily a

33:04 Speaker 6: scalper site. Sometimes it's a resale site that is in

33:08 Speaker 6: some way affiliated with the main site. So for example, Ticketmaster,

33:12 Speaker 6: I forget what they're like, there's a there's another site

33:16 Speaker 6: that's like a reseller, but but they actually just get

33:20 Speaker 6: like they're actually owned by ticket Master. It's it's all

33:24 Speaker 6: very weird and it's a little dirty, this this business

33:28 Speaker 6: whole thing is.

33:29 Speaker 7: And the thing I don't understand that they do, though,

33:32 Speaker 7: is that the the AP talks about how the the

33:37 Speaker 7: bands are warning people not to buy them, that they're

33:40 Speaker 7: saying that these tickets are either counterfeit or they're getting

33:44 Speaker 7: canceled by the promoter. So if these tickets show up

33:48 Speaker 7: on secondary sites, they're actually getting canceled, right, and you've

33:52 Speaker 7: got a nothing ticket?

33:54 Speaker 1: Which how do they get away with doing that?

33:55 Speaker 6: Which I don't understand, which I've never seen that before,

33:58 Speaker 6: where these tickets are are actually getting canceled, I.

34:01 Speaker 7: Don't understand how that works.

34:03 Speaker 6: It's yeah, it's it's a tangled, tangled web this business.

34:07 Speaker 6: Remember years and years ago when Pearl Jam tried to

34:09 Speaker 6: take on Ticketmaster and how that the end they ended

34:12 Speaker 6: up giving up.

34:14 Speaker 7: A boocket Master's quite the giants.

34:16 Speaker 6: But yeah, so Variety has this story up. Oasis warns

34:20 Speaker 6: against reselling as fans report technical issues getting tickets for

34:24 Speaker 6: the reunion tour. Yeah, because you know, you try to

34:27 Speaker 6: get the tickets, you end up in it's like when

34:30 Speaker 6: you're trying to buy them. It's like when you're trying

34:31 Speaker 6: to call some customer service line and you're put into

34:34 Speaker 6: a queue, and you know, and your waighttime is three

34:38 Speaker 6: hours and fifty eight minutes, you know estimated waytime, and

34:41 Speaker 6: then you know an hour later, your estimated waytime is

34:44 Speaker 6: now three hours and fifty one minutes and you don't

34:47 Speaker 6: know if you're ever going to get through, and then

34:48 Speaker 6: eventually you just get hung up on it. It's like that.

34:50 Speaker 6: But but so then so they try to buy these tickets,

34:53 Speaker 6: so then they go to one of the secondary sites.

34:55 Speaker 6: So here's what Variety is reporting. Oasis fans aren't finding

34:59 Speaker 6: much glory this morning while trying to buy tickets for

35:02 Speaker 6: the band's highly anticipated reunion tour, with many reporting technical issues.

35:07 Speaker 6: I'm gonna skip down, okay, so it says here it's

35:11 Speaker 6: part of this we covered already. So in a statement

35:16 Speaker 6: of Variety, Ticketmaster set its site had not crashed and

35:19 Speaker 6: the queue is moving along. Well, I suppose if you're

35:23 Speaker 6: sitting there, by the way, if you're sitting there at

35:25 Speaker 6: your computer on the site, you know it maybe it

35:28 Speaker 6: crashes or maybe your browser is having an issue. You

35:30 Speaker 6: can't be sure, but most likely it crashed, and I

35:32 Speaker 6: think the ticketmaster is probably just not being honest. But okay,

35:37 Speaker 6: so I know it's shocking. So a spokesperson said, quote

35:40 Speaker 6: as anticipated, millions of fans are accessing our site so

35:45 Speaker 6: have been placed in a queue. Fans are advised to

35:47 Speaker 6: hold their place in line, make sure they're only using

35:51 Speaker 6: one tab clear cookies, and I'm sure they aren't using

35:54 Speaker 6: any VPN software on their device. Unquote.

35:59 Speaker 7: You can your everything before you try to buy tickets.

36:02 Speaker 6: As fans scrambled for tickets, Oasis repeatedly warned against scams

36:09 Speaker 6: and ticket reselling. In a message posted to x later

36:13 Speaker 6: on Saturday morning, the band wrote, quote and by the way,

36:16 Speaker 6: the band, you know, it's not like one of the

36:18 Speaker 6: gallaghers is actually writing this. Obviously it's management, but this

36:21 Speaker 6: is what was written. Quote. Please note Oasis Live twenty

36:25 Speaker 6: five tickets can only be resold at face value via

36:29 Speaker 6: at Ticketmaster UK and at twickets. Tickets appearing on other

36:35 Speaker 6: secondary ticketing sites are either counterfeit or will be canceled

36:40 Speaker 6: by the promoters unquote. Soon after the presale for the

36:43 Speaker 6: tour started on Friday night, tickets began appearing on reselling

36:46 Speaker 6: websites such as stub hub and via go Go for

36:50 Speaker 6: as much as six thousand whatever that is pounds. I

36:54 Speaker 6: guess a face value for a standing ticket to the

36:56 Speaker 6: tour is one hundred and fifty pounds, and seated tickets

37:00 Speaker 6: up to two hundred five pounds. By the way stub Hub,

37:02 Speaker 6: I think stub Hub is the site, the secondary quote

37:05 Speaker 6: unquote secondary site that is actually owned by ticket masters.

37:08 Speaker 6: Oh no, kidden, I believe it's stub Hub. The other

37:11 Speaker 6: two websites, gigs and Tour and see Tickets, were reported

37:15 Speaker 6: to be holding fans in a temporary queue before directing

37:18 Speaker 6: them to the purchase page. But uh yeah, so so

37:23 Speaker 6: the band's management is warning, you know, don't go to

37:25 Speaker 6: these secondary sites. I'm gonna look this up really quickly.

37:29 Speaker 6: I want to know if I'm right about that.

37:32 Speaker 7: If I was actually just trying to look that up too,

37:34 Speaker 7: but I didn't quite get this stub Hub computer. My

37:38 Speaker 7: computer slowed down.

37:40 Speaker 6: Well that I suggest. If that's the case, I must

37:43 Speaker 6: clear my cookies. Take ticketmaster's advice. Uh clear, Yes, clear

37:47 Speaker 6: your cookies and your cash and uh no VPNs.

37:52 Speaker 7: I don't even know if I have that.

37:53 Speaker 6: Okay, I was wrong. StubHub is not owned by ticket Master.

37:58 Speaker 6: StubHub is privately owned. Maybe it's seat geek there. There

38:03 Speaker 6: is a secondary company, a secondary market company that is

38:06 Speaker 6: owned by a Ticketmaster. But uh yeah, so that's what's

38:12 Speaker 6: going on there. I think that, Uh, I do think

38:17 Speaker 6: the tour will happen again. Like I said, there's a

38:18 Speaker 6: lot of cynicism online, you know, there was I remember

38:22 Speaker 6: back when Oasis first got really big. There's there's actually

38:25 Speaker 6: an EP, you know, a bootleg that someone put out

38:29 Speaker 6: or a CD of one of their I think it's

38:32 Speaker 6: called Sibling Rivalry, and it's they were in the studio

38:36 Speaker 6: and someone left the tape rolling on an argument that

38:39 Speaker 6: Nolan William Gallagher were having in studio where they're yelling

38:43 Speaker 6: at each other, and it's I'm sure it's on YouTube.

38:46 Speaker 6: It's kind of interesting. I pull it up and play it,

38:48 Speaker 6: but there's definitely profanity in it. So but uh yeah,

38:52 Speaker 6: so that's uh, that's what's going on with Oasis there.

38:56 Speaker 6: So I don't know if there are they planning to

38:58 Speaker 6: come to the United States. They must be.

39:00 Speaker 7: Ticket Master also owns Live Nation.

39:04 Speaker 6: Yes, they are one and the same and have been

39:06 Speaker 6: for a long time, to the chagrin of some people

39:09 Speaker 6: who believe that that is a monopoly and that that

39:13 Speaker 6: merger should not have been approved by the government. But

39:15 Speaker 6: we won't get into all of that.

39:17 Speaker 7: They also acquired front Gate Tickets. Uh that's another company. Yeah,

39:25 Speaker 7: they apparently acquired.

39:27 Speaker 6: Yeah, they gobble up a lot of these smaller ticket companies.

39:32 Speaker 7: But there's another one called the Universe that they got

39:35 Speaker 7: that's a DIY ticketing platform.

39:37 Speaker 9: Really.

39:38 Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I'm just getting kick at all the stuff

39:40 Speaker 7: they own here.

39:40 Speaker 6: Yeah, they try to good tickets, front Gate tickets, Yeah,

39:44 Speaker 6: they got that one too. But there's a major one

39:47 Speaker 6: that everyone's heard of, and I can't remember who it.

39:49 Speaker 7: Is upgraded Birt's physical tickets into digital ones.

39:54 Speaker 6: Maybe I'm wrong, Maybe there isn't. Maybe there isn't. I

39:57 Speaker 6: thought it was a big one that people have heard of,

39:59 Speaker 6: like stub Hub that everyone's just kind of aware of,

40:02 Speaker 6: but they try to but they try to conceal that

40:04 Speaker 6: they're actually owned by a ticketmaster. Maybe I'm wrong. Well,

40:10 Speaker 6: we'll move on because we have another speaking of people

40:13 Speaker 6: not getting along well in music, No, but see this

40:19 Speaker 6: is positive because this is an example of people being

40:23 Speaker 6: able to put their differences aside for the music. Because

40:27 Speaker 6: as the Gallagher brothers obviously have had to put their

40:29 Speaker 6: differences aside to reunite Oasis and do this tour, the

40:32 Speaker 6: members of Journey, our friends Jonathan Kane and Neil Sean

40:37 Speaker 6: have also put their difference Well, actually, I don't think

40:39 Speaker 6: they've put their differences aside necessarily, but there has been

40:42 Speaker 6: a datunt because if you've been paying any attention to this,

40:47 Speaker 6: you know that they're in the middle of this stadium tour.

40:49 Speaker 6: Journey is they're out on the road with Death Leopard,

40:52 Speaker 6: so doing a stadium tour, it's big business. And you've

40:55 Speaker 6: got band members suing each other while they're on tour

40:59 Speaker 6: and over some disagreements of how money is spent by

41:02 Speaker 6: the company that they are directors of. They each own

41:06 Speaker 6: fifty percent or have fifty percent control I should say

41:09 Speaker 6: not necessarily ownership, but Jonathan Kane and Neil Sean each

41:12 Speaker 6: having fifty percent control over this company, and they each

41:16 Speaker 6: like to spend a lot of money and then they

41:17 Speaker 6: get mad at the other and it's a whole thing.

41:19 Speaker 6: We talked about this a couple of weeks ago on

41:21 Speaker 6: the show. This is being reported by I like to

41:25 Speaker 6: give the site credit Digitalmusicnews dot com, which is a

41:28 Speaker 6: great site. Don't stop believing in a Journey World tour.

41:32 Speaker 6: The band is back on the road as members settle

41:35 Speaker 6: their legal differences. Really and here's how they did it.

41:39 Speaker 6: And this is one of the oddcons Now that's impressive.

41:42 Speaker 6: It's all good, it's all good. It says, don't stop

41:46 Speaker 6: believing is in the possibility of a unified journey, which

41:49 Speaker 6: has seemingly seen members Jonathan Kane and Neil Sean put

41:52 Speaker 6: their latest dispute to rest. There will be others, I'm

41:56 Speaker 6: sure in the future, as history tells us, but that

42:01 Speaker 6: we reported closer to August. So the beginning of August

42:04 Speaker 6: so going on about a month centered on touring related

42:09 Speaker 6: disagreements between Cain and Sean, with each possessing a fifty

42:13 Speaker 6: percent interest in the companies responsible for handling journeys dealings,

42:17 Speaker 6: the veteran musicians have for years clashed over expenses and

42:21 Speaker 6: a whole lot else. As it pertains to one of

42:25 Speaker 6: the company's Freedom twenty twenty, the two couldn't agree on

42:29 Speaker 6: matters including tour accommodation expenditures, security costs, the employment status

42:34 Speaker 6: of various personnel and more. Alleged unilateral spending on the

42:38 Speaker 6: part of Sean was a particularly significant issue. Caine described, Yeah,

42:43 Speaker 6: when we talked about this before, we talked about you know, spending,

42:45 Speaker 6: you know, ten thousand dollars.

42:47 Speaker 7: Station of a ten thousand dollars hotel room. Yep, yep,

42:51 Speaker 7: I bet that really exists too.

42:53 Speaker 6: Yeah, No, I believe it and maxed out company credit cards.

42:57 Speaker 6: And the thing about personnel differences, you know, apparently on

43:04 Speaker 6: the current tour, you know, one of the members Sean

43:07 Speaker 6: or Kane, might fire somebody and then the other member

43:10 Speaker 6: is upset and hires that person back. Just a lot

43:14 Speaker 6: of dysfunction. I read too. There was even some disagreement

43:19 Speaker 6: between them about whether or not Jonathan Kane should be

43:23 Speaker 6: playing guitar on the song Wheel in the Sky. Why not, Well,

43:28 Speaker 6: he's technically he's the keyboard player, but he does play guitar.

43:31 Speaker 6: He does, so what don't play guitar?

43:34 Speaker 7: Well, he plays on somebody else's he plays.

43:36 Speaker 6: He plays rhythm guitar on Stone and Love. There's I

43:41 Speaker 6: think there's a couple Stone and Love. But but he

43:45 Speaker 6: has to write that song would sound really strange with

43:48 Speaker 6: one guitar, So he plays rhythm guitar on that. Neil

43:52 Speaker 6: Sean of course the lead player on that and I Live.

43:55 Speaker 6: I think he's always also played on Wheel in the Sky.

43:58 Speaker 6: But I guess there was a disagreement, like Shawn didn't

44:00 Speaker 6: want him to play guitar on Wheel in the Sky

44:02 Speaker 6: or something really weird. So according to this, so it

44:09 Speaker 6: says the hang ups which brought about the cancelation of

44:12 Speaker 6: the UK leg of the band's ongoing tour, came to

44:15 Speaker 6: light in late July, and a late July filing submitted

44:18 Speaker 6: by Kin to the Delaware Chancery Court. In the action,

44:22 Speaker 6: the seventy four year old asked the court to appoint

44:25 Speaker 6: a third party director to Freedom twenty twenty so as

44:28 Speaker 6: to remedy the deadlock between him and Sean, who held

44:32 Speaker 6: all voting rights over so many of the famed rock

44:36 Speaker 6: group's business moves. Given the fifty to fifty voting rights structure,

44:40 Speaker 6: it was proving excuse me, excuse me, exceedingly difficult to

44:46 Speaker 6: agree on operational details and to appoint another director, Caine

44:51 Speaker 6: explained in more words. Furthermore, the announcement arrived after Shan

44:58 Speaker 6: last week acknowledged that he and Kan quote don't always

45:01 Speaker 6: see eye to eye on everythings or sometimes on pretty

45:04 Speaker 6: much anything unquote, But the seventy year old also expressed

45:06 Speaker 6: a desire to bring on the third party director and

45:09 Speaker 6: move past the friction on the tour as the tour

45:12 Speaker 6: could proceed, So the tour could proceed running. With that point,

45:15 Speaker 6: the fresh statement from Kane's legal team reads quote, mister

45:18 Speaker 6: Seawan is prohibited from unilaterally acting on behalf of the company.

45:22 Speaker 6: In all future deadlock between mister Kane and mister Sean

45:25 Speaker 6: will be broken by the vote of the custodian, so

45:29 Speaker 6: just a third party to be a tiebreaker. Effectively, as

45:33 Speaker 6: scheduled this tour, we'll see Journey perform in San Diego tonight,

45:37 Speaker 6: play four more state side shows through September eighth, head

45:40 Speaker 6: to Brazil and Chile later that same month, and then

45:43 Speaker 6: entertain fans in Japan while in New October. At present,

45:47 Speaker 6: the group doesn't appear to have rescheduled the previously noted

45:49 Speaker 6: UK dates, which had originally been teed up to begin

45:52 Speaker 6: in October as well. Well, yeah, and that's going to

45:55 Speaker 6: be hard for them to just reschedule those. I mean,

45:57 Speaker 6: they're on, you know, because it's not just them, they're

45:59 Speaker 6: on this stadium tour with def Leopard. So well, we'll

46:04 Speaker 6: see how long this lasts and how long that the

46:08 Speaker 6: dayton remains. And one other thing we can get into

46:14 Speaker 6: before we hit the top of the hour, because we

46:16 Speaker 6: do talk on the show a lot about AI and

46:22 Speaker 6: concerns people have about AI.

46:26 Speaker 16: Yeah, this is.

46:29 Speaker 6: Trying to click this link here. This is something that

46:31 Speaker 6: you brought to my attention. Yeah, this is from BuzzFeed.

46:34 Speaker 6: Don't be swindled. Here's why Tom Hanks issued a public

46:37 Speaker 6: service announcement about some AI ads. It says Tom Hanks. Yeah, yeah,

46:44 Speaker 6: he says. Tom Hanks has issued a strong statement against

46:46 Speaker 6: medical ads made with AI that fraudulently uses his name, likeness,

46:51 Speaker 6: and voice. In an Instagram post on Thursday, the actor

46:54 Speaker 6: made what he called the public service announcement and captioned

46:57 Speaker 6: the statement extra extra read all about it. There are

47:01 Speaker 6: multiple ads over the internet falsely using my name, likeness,

47:04 Speaker 6: and voice promoting Miracle cure and Wonder drugs, he wrote.

47:08 Speaker 6: While Hanks didn't specify which specific medical ads he was opposing,

47:12 Speaker 6: he clarified quote, these ads have been created without my consent,

47:15 Speaker 6: fraudulently and through AI. I have nothing to do with

47:19 Speaker 6: these posts, or the products and treatments, or the spokespeople

47:21 Speaker 6: touting these cures unquote. Hanks revealed in twenty thirteen that

47:26 Speaker 6: he has type two diabetes and noted in his Instagram

47:29 Speaker 6: posts that he only works with Board certified doctors regarding

47:33 Speaker 6: his treatment. He handed his statement with three directives, Don't

47:36 Speaker 6: be fooled, don't be swindled, and don't lose your hard

47:39 Speaker 6: earned money.

47:40 Speaker 7: And this is again what we've been talking about a

47:42 Speaker 7: lot recently, is about people controlling their own images and likenesses. Yeah,

47:47 Speaker 7: you know, and as AI becomes more and more prevalent,

47:51 Speaker 7: is going to be more and more of these type

47:53 Speaker 7: of situations. You really got to be careful. Yeah, I mean,

47:56 Speaker 7: it looks like them, it sounds like them, but it's

47:59 Speaker 7: not them, right, and that's scary. Yeah, but you know what,

48:03 Speaker 7: you really shouldn't be taking medical advice from any ad.

48:07 Speaker 7: I In my perfect world, medical ads don't exist because

48:11 Speaker 7: they are not helpful. They try to They convince people

48:15 Speaker 7: they need stuff they don't need, or they need things

48:18 Speaker 7: that cost more money than they don't really need. Like,

48:20 Speaker 7: there's no good reason for this. Your doctor can tell

48:23 Speaker 7: you what you need. You don't need an ad on

48:25 Speaker 7: TV trying to force feed you. You must take this pill.

48:28 Speaker 7: Your life will be better if you just take this pill, right,

48:31 Speaker 7: you know, at the magic pill. The snake oil salesman

48:35 Speaker 7: has always existed and will always exist in our society.

48:38 Speaker 7: Is just now they're coming in the form of AI,

48:41 Speaker 7: which makes it even scarier because you can't tell the difference.

48:45 Speaker 6: Yeah, although when it comes to voices, it seems to

48:50 Speaker 6: me that, I mean, you could do that anyway, you like,

48:53 Speaker 6: you don't need AI to replicate someone's voice. You just

48:57 Speaker 6: need someone who can do a good impression.

48:59 Speaker 7: Right, But this isn't that. This is them replicating his likeness,

49:02 Speaker 7: his image.

49:03 Speaker 16: Right right?

49:03 Speaker 6: Well, yeah, his image.

49:04 Speaker 16: It looks like he's.

49:05 Speaker 7: Saying these things and he's endorsing them and saying, look,

49:09 Speaker 7: Tom Hanks says, this pills great for you, so I'll

49:11 Speaker 7: take it too, because you know, he's a great guy.

49:15 Speaker 7: He's so wholesome and nice, and we love Tom Hanks,

49:18 Speaker 7: so we must trust Tom Hanks. And so if you

49:21 Speaker 7: don't want to feel that way, then listen to heat

49:23 Speaker 7: his words, because he's telling you it's not him. He

49:26 Speaker 7: didn't give him permission. And these companies shouldn't be able

49:30 Speaker 7: to do that, but they're getting away with it because

49:31 Speaker 7: we don't have strong enough laws to control AI, to

49:35 Speaker 7: protect artists and entertainers, so they can control their images

49:39 Speaker 7: and how they're seen and what's coming out of their mouths,

49:42 Speaker 7: because they can make you say anything, right.

49:46 Speaker 6: Yeah, I felt from the beginning when I the first

49:49 Speaker 6: time I ever saw Tom Hanks in that TV show

49:52 Speaker 6: Bus and Buddies, I thought, I trust this man, Peter

49:56 Speaker 6: Sculleri not so much.

49:59 Speaker 7: Terrible.

50:00 Speaker 6: Remember that show was some Buddies I do.

50:03 Speaker 7: I loved that show. I love But you know, when

50:05 Speaker 7: I think of Tom Hanks, I always think about Bubba

50:10 Speaker 7: Gum Shrimp.

50:11 Speaker 12: Now.

50:12 Speaker 7: Oh yes, I got to go to a Bubba Gum

50:16 Speaker 7: Shrimp restaurant in Minnesota, and they had like a like that.

50:20 Speaker 7: They had his suit, white suit with the suitcase, and

50:25 Speaker 7: they had all kinds and of course they were running

50:27 Speaker 7: the movie, but they had all kinds of memorabilia and

50:29 Speaker 7: stuff there. And I of course got the Jenny, which

50:33 Speaker 7: was shrimp and salmon. Yes, but no, I mean yeah,

50:37 Speaker 7: I mean he's he's a great People look at Tom

50:40 Speaker 7: Hanks and they see a trusted person. So when you

50:44 Speaker 7: think you seeing him telling you this is a great pill,

50:47 Speaker 7: I take it you should too. It's easy to fall

50:51 Speaker 7: prey to that.

50:51 Speaker 6: Oh of course, yeah absolutely.

50:55 Speaker 7: But as technology continues to grow, we need to grow

50:59 Speaker 7: laws to protect artists.

51:02 Speaker 6: What would be the worst is if you start seeing

51:04 Speaker 6: this kind of thing with somebody like Morgan Freeman, because

51:08 Speaker 6: isn't he I mean, would you say, Morgan Freeman one

51:11 Speaker 6: of the most trusted voices.

51:14 Speaker 7: To a point, you know, but if he doesn't say

51:16 Speaker 7: certain words, I don't know that anybody believed there was

51:18 Speaker 7: him and you can't say those words.

51:19 Speaker 6: So Morgan Freeman.

51:22 Speaker 7: Oh wait, wrong, guy, I mixed.

51:23 Speaker 6: You're thinking of Samuel L. Jackson.

51:25 Speaker 7: I was, Yes, yes, I had him in my head

51:27 Speaker 7: for some reason.

51:28 Speaker 6: He's not always a potty mouth. I see him in

51:30 Speaker 6: commercials where he keeps it clean. But no Morgan Freeman.

51:33 Speaker 6: Though everyone trusts Morgan Freeman, how can you not? As

51:39 Speaker 6: we approach the top of the hour, so we have

51:41 Speaker 6: Dave Strong joining us in the third hour, correct, yes,

51:44 Speaker 6: and so looking forward to that. But before we have

51:48 Speaker 6: a little bit of time left, I want to play

51:49 Speaker 6: a song from our new friends in the band Under

51:52 Speaker 6: the Horizon, because we went to see Under the Horizon

51:56 Speaker 6: last Sunday at the Tupelo. Yes, they were opening for

51:59 Speaker 6: Great White.

52:00 Speaker 5: Uh.

52:00 Speaker 6: They also played a second show at the Tupolo last night.

52:03 Speaker 6: They were opening for Queen's Reich. Of course sold out show. Yeah,

52:07 Speaker 6: great pictures online. So uh, looking forward to helping them

52:11 Speaker 6: with their their radio. Endeavor's got a lot going on

52:14 Speaker 6: but I've had this particular track stuck in my head.

52:17 Speaker 6: Oh and by the way, I should mention too Tony Petrello,

52:21 Speaker 6: who of course joins us Friday nights on Retrospection Radio

52:24 Speaker 6: with poly C. When he came in last night, he

52:27 Speaker 6: was telling me how much he He couldn't remember which

52:30 Speaker 6: song it was, but one of the songs from Uh

52:32 Speaker 6: under the Horizon he really really loved. But I'm gonna

52:36 Speaker 6: play the one that I woke up with stuck. You know,

52:38 Speaker 6: when I wake up in the morning and I always

52:40 Speaker 6: have a song stuck in my head some more than others.

52:44 Speaker 7: Stuck in your head?

52:45 Speaker 6: Well, uh Unicycle by uh Jerry and the Sky that

52:49 Speaker 6: gets stuck, that get stuck in my head a lot.

52:51 Speaker 6: That's why I played a lot uh not uh not

52:55 Speaker 6: coming back by day to attend that one gets stuck

52:59 Speaker 6: in my head a lot. There was a Club Paradise single,

53:02 Speaker 6: not the new one, but the previous one that got

53:04 Speaker 6: stuck in my head a lot. But today I woke

53:06 Speaker 6: up with within my eyes from Under the Horizon stuck

53:09 Speaker 6: in my head. So we're gonna play that, and then

53:12 Speaker 6: we'll show some love to our amazing sponsors, and then

53:14 Speaker 6: we've got Dave Strong joining us in the third hour today.

53:17 Speaker 6: So there is plenty more Matt Connorton unleash to come,

53:20 Speaker 6: So don't go away here it is within my eyes,

53:23 Speaker 6: This is under the horizon.

53:38 Speaker 9: King this one there are very.

54:00 Speaker 4: Own to put you off racing the ground.

54:04 Speaker 16: What can I be?

54:06 Speaker 18: All spiritual eyes all round? I just want to be

54:11 Speaker 18: a bunch of boots with body in the crowd, go

54:17 Speaker 18: within my eyes.

54:20 Speaker 16: Go with in my eyes, with my eyes.

54:40 Speaker 3: To be expending the sub change a photo too.

54:46 Speaker 19: What you befo?

54:52 Speaker 4: I can't bring in alone?

54:55 Speaker 18: But I can't are going on around dancy of my

55:02 Speaker 18: but you my racing crowd, can I me o spead your.

55:11 Speaker 5: Now?

55:12 Speaker 4: I just want to breathe. No, but your boots arg

55:17 Speaker 4: crowd within my eyes with anybody that I can't breathe.

55:57 Speaker 16: But I can't stop going around.

56:01 Speaker 5: I can s what your.

56:06 Speaker 3: Not a cloud?

56:07 Speaker 18: What a special around waping?

56:16 Speaker 5: What you're parting.

56:21 Speaker 20: With? My?

56:22 Speaker 5: I is goo? Is that.

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