Turbo Cats | Matt Connarton Unleashed

0:00 Speaker 1: Let's get these mics on because Turbocats is in the house. Yeah, good, we got uh. Hello, Actually, let's do this, Jim. Let's start with you. Tell us who you are, what you do in the band, and any other pertinent information you want to If you want to mention your screen printing too, feel free. Thank you. I got this sexy new shirt that you gave me, but yeah, go ahead. Thanks.

0:23 Speaker 2: Hey, my name is Jim Hurley and I'm the drummer with the Turbocats. Gosh, how long we've been together, guys, like probably like five years or so. Yeah, push, it's been a wonderful journey. Yes, it's a very interesting journey.

0:37 Speaker 1: I'm just you know, the drummer in the band. Do my part.

0:40 Speaker 2: I do screen printing, simple stuff, mostly bands, but I guess it could really apply to anything. So if you need screenprinting, just check out the Turbocats on Facebook and you can message us.

0:51 Speaker 1: We'll take care of you. Yeah, very good, very good, and please follow us. Yes, yes, all right, and you sir.

0:59 Speaker 3: So I am WES. I play guitar and turbocats. I also write a lot of the music and also do vocals, and it's been a super fun time. I love playing with these guys and we all have a special part in the band.

1:17 Speaker 4: All right, very good, and you My name is Chris Bean. I play bass, I do vocals to written a song or two more to come, yeah, more to come to so that's really exciting.

1:31 Speaker 1: And yeah yeah, very good. Ready, very good, very good. So you've got some new uh, you got a couple of new songs actually that we're going to feature today. One of them I'm particularly excited about that. I I'd mentioned that I definitely wanted to play first on the show today. Now, local listeners in Manchester, New Hampshire, of course, will be very familiar with the subject matter of this song. But but but a Cadillac motel, which I love such a great the song. Not I've never actually been inside the building, but but tell us about this for for people who are not in the area who might not know about the Cadillac motel.

2:16 Speaker 3: Okay, So I'll start it off by saying this. So one of my favorite musical artists is lou Reid from Velvet Underground. He's a huge inspiration on me. And there was one day where I was thinking about lou Reid and I feel like he was really good at kind of he was in the New York music scene, and he was really good at kind of like capturing certain vibes from New York and certain places and talking about like maybe the more dingier side of things. Not always the most PG stuff, especially at the time, but I really liked that idea how he would just kind of write about things that were around him and stuff like that.

2:53 Speaker 3: Yeah, so I was kind of inspired to write my kind of lou Reed inspired song. So okay, I was kind of thinking, like, well, what could I write about in Manchester where I could kind of have the same vibe as like a Lou Reed song. And for those listeners who don't know the Cadillac Motel, it's located on Chestnut Street. They have a slogan called stay a Night or a Lifetime, So that just kind of sets up the vibe for the place where maybe there's been some shady things that have gone down there in the past.

3:27 Speaker 3: And we figured it was a Manchester staple and it was a great thing to write about. So I immediately just got out my pen and pad a paper and that song literally just came out of me. It was almost like I feel like the best songs I write. I don't even think about them. They just kind of come out. And if you come to Manchester, you got to drive by it at least because it has a lot of character. You know, a lot of stories that have lived within those walls. This sure is a place to check out.

3:55 Speaker 1: And now have you approached the management there and said, hey, do you want to uh use this song in some way to promote your establishment?

4:04 Speaker 3: So I haven't, but honestly, that would be super cool. I was totally thinking about it. Yeah, I mean we might as well. We've we've thought about, uh just renting a room there for maybe a few hours or a nighttime just to get.

4:16 Speaker 1: In the or a lifetime, yeah, or a lifetime for life.

4:19 Speaker 5: Maybe we'll like it so much we don't want to leave.

4:25 Speaker 1: Oh boy, Well, we should play this and then we'll come back in chat some more. I'm dying to play this. This is so good if you're just joining us. We've got Turbocats here with us in studio, and here it is brand new track from the turbot from see I keep doing it from Turboil Cat. We had a whole I should explain to the audience. We had a whole conversation off air about I was asking these guys, is it Turbocats or the Turbocats. Pretty sure it was just turbo CAATs. But yeh, there's there's a lot of bands that are plagued by that, you know, whether to include the the the you know, like, uh, you know, I told these guys U Jim that you weren't here yet.

4:58 Speaker 1: But I was talking about how growing up, talking Heads was always one of my favorite bands, but my entire childhood I thought it was the talking Heads, and then eventually I realized it was just talking Heads. So I'm trying to be very precise, but it is Turbocats, not the Turbocats. And check this out. I love this. This is called Cadillac Motel.

5:32 Speaker 6: I've been busted. I can discust it.

5:40 Speaker 7: I'd pick shot up, I ben down, Hotel, stay and night.

6:13 Speaker 8: For a lifetime, hunches a street in the six or three?

6:28 Speaker 8: How the cattle my hotel?

6:33 Speaker 9: Welcome?

6:45 Speaker 6: I haven't Boston. I've been discussed.

6:53 Speaker 9: I've been shut up. How hotel, hotel, hotel.

7:34 Speaker 10: Stand night or a light?

7:40 Speaker 1: I love it. I love it, got a lot. It's motel. Right, Yep. That was another thing we talked about off air as a motel or hotel. I love that you did capture that lou read vibe. I think, oh, thank you so much, well done, Well done, guys. Turbo Cats is here with us in studio and that's one of the brand new songs. Now, what's the plan for these because you've got you got two brand new songs that we're playing today, and then if you know, if we have time, we'll get in some of some of the older stuff too from the last time you were with us.

8:06 Speaker 1: But actually before before we talk about that, we have a call. Let's see who's on the line. Hello, caller, you're on the air.

8:15 Speaker 11: Oh snap, oh it's up Jim calling in to show my support for the Turbocats. I have a turbocat on top of me right now. It's very it's pretty cool and yeah, just decided to listen in to some Turbo CAATs on ninety point five three.

8:38 Speaker 10: Nice.

8:39 Speaker 5: What's the turbocat's name? We got to the area.

8:44 Speaker 11: He's like, he's one of those Orange guys.

8:46 Speaker 12: Nice.

8:46 Speaker 1: We love the Orange guys.

8:48 Speaker 11: Yeah, getting up the things what they do?

8:55 Speaker 1: Great?

8:58 Speaker 11: Oh yeah, good, that was a good try.

9:01 Speaker 5: Oh thank you cool.

9:02 Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks, we'll be playing it again this afternoon. You'll hear us.

9:07 Speaker 11: Well, awesome, all right, I'm gonna I think that was about it.

9:12 Speaker 5: Can we get a moo?

9:13 Speaker 1: Yeah before you hang up?

9:16 Speaker 11: All right?

9:18 Speaker 3: Oh, I guess request some people are modest about.

9:26 Speaker 1: Yeah, what is that a moo? Yeah?

9:29 Speaker 11: Moo?

9:29 Speaker 1: Yeah?

9:30 Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah, so I'm pretty sure I unless if someone else that I don't know have coined it before me. But so I had a black and white cat. Unfortunately she's over the Rainbow bridge now okay, but I had her for over ten years. Her name was Pepperoni, my pep Cat. But I wrote a song called My Cat Looks Like a Cow, which is on our last album, and it's about my cat Pep in her looking like a cow. So in this song I coined the term moo yoo because I'm like, well, if a cat was actually mixed with the cow, what sound would it make?

10:08 Speaker 6: Right?

10:08 Speaker 10: Move?

10:09 Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes sense?

10:11 Speaker 11: So my job.

10:16 Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah you're still there. Awesome, Maybe we could get.

10:20 Speaker 11: A mood Yeah, yeah, I realized I kind of missed that last part about the request.

10:24 Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we can we hear it now? Can you give us our best moo yoo.

10:30 Speaker 11: Oh yeah, moo yoo yeah.

10:34 Speaker 1: Well done. Yes later man, oh very nice. All right, So I want to talk about the other the other news song before we get caught up on everything you guys have been up to actually, and then we'll talk about what you're going to be doing with these But I'm dying to talk about this because again and Jimmy weren't here for this, but we had an off air conversation about this. So I learned something from Wes about well tell us about the backstory of UFO and the six O three.

11:07 Speaker 3: Okay, So, on the same lines as Cadillac Motel, I kind of wanted to start writing some lot of songs that were local and kind of true to people who listen to us who live around here and stuff like that. So another thing which I feel like puts New Hampshire kind of on the map is that the first alien abduction that was reported actually took place in New Hampshire and it was a couple, Betty and Barney Hill, and it was in the fifties, I believe, and they were driving up north and basically they saw a bunch of lights and spooky stuff going on, and they basically had a blackout period where they both kind of there's this time lapse where they can't account for and they don't really know what happened, and they started kind of having these like reoccurring dreams of aliens basically like examining them and taking them on their ship.

12:06 Speaker 3: And it's really interesting because they ended up actually getting a psychologist to basically hypnotize them and kind of try and have them recall some of these memories and things that happened. And the thing that was really crazy was that the psychologist actually got them to both share things of their experience, and a lot of what each part of the couple was saying actually corroborated what the other one was saying. So, I mean, I think UFOs are alive and well, especially in the six ZH three.

12:40 Speaker 3: And there's one little more bit to the story is that we have a lot of friends up north, so we play a lot of shows up north. The Unwells are a great band from up north. Timmy heist in the four five six. But every time we drive up north to play those shows, I always think about this alien abduction because it could happened to us, that could happen to anyone, and who knows. Maybe it did at one point with us, because I think there probably was, yeah, going through the notch. Yeah, I think there was one time that we were driving up and there actually is a moment of time that was actually unaccounted for for us.

13:15 Speaker 1: Really.

13:15 Speaker 3: Yeah, and the next thing we knew, we were at the Rock and Roll Show ready to play. So I have has a double meaning.

13:24 Speaker 1: Well, so I didn't know this. This is the part that I learned when we were talking off era that that was the first there's was the first documented alien abduction or the first reported however you want to say it. I didn't know that. Yeah, So very very interesting. Well, let's give this a listen, uh UFO and the six O three. You have the title right, yep, okay, yep, right here it is and this is Turbocats brand new from Turbocats.

14:15 Speaker 13: Lists lists.

14:33 Speaker 14: Sust so.

15:14 Speaker 15: M on the Cold Table, May seven, Name to Stay.

15:49 Speaker 9: South West Snow.

15:53 Speaker 14: Snow and six O.

15:59 Speaker 1: Six U f O and the six oh three brand new from Turbocats. And we have Turbocats here with us alive in studio. Yeah, it's another great track. Guys. Oh, thank you so much, you absolutely so. What is the what is the plan with with the new songs? It's the two new ones that we're featuring today.

16:50 Speaker 3: So I think basically our plan is that we were basically gonna release these two new tracks that everyone just heard on all our streaming plans, platforms and all of that sort of stuff as we continue to work on the new album kind of as a teaser, just to get people excited, just so they can kind of see where our new sound is going. Yeah, hopefully they enjoy it, and then when we finish our full length album, then we'll drop it as a whole in those two new songs will be on the new album.

17:20 Speaker 1: Outstanding, Outstanding. Well, I thought we had somebody on the line, but they're not there. Try again call er if you'd like. But no, very cool. Now do you have any kind of an eta on when?

17:33 Speaker 3: So it seems like it's going pretty quick. After recording our last album, where we were doing a lot of like trial and error sort of stuff, it seems like with the new one we have a very good method down.

17:45 Speaker 1: Which we do.

17:47 Speaker 3: Have to throw a lot of props to Jim over here because it's still learning. Yeah, we're learning, we learn as we go, but he has a lot of great audio equipment so we can actually record at our practice space, and Jim's put a lot of work into perfecting the art. I shall say, okay, and this recording process is going a lot quicker than the last one. Okay, so it should be it should be done pretty quickly. I think maybe like a couple of months.

18:15 Speaker 1: Talk Oh wow, yeah, oh cool, yeah, awesome.

18:18 Speaker 3: We do it all in house, so for us, it's you know, we can mix it, master it, do all that all ourselves.

18:24 Speaker 1: Oh that's that's great. Yeah, that's great.

18:25 Speaker 3: And it gives it that punk DIY ethos too, which we.

18:28 Speaker 5: All love so much.

18:29 Speaker 1: It does, it does, but it still sounds great too. Sonically, it sounds really really good. Thank you and Jim you also, so we should mention too. I think we alluded to it earlier. But the shirts, so you're you're screen screen screenprint all speaking a DIY, you screenprint all these yourself?

18:44 Speaker 16: Right?

18:45 Speaker 1: Yeah?

18:45 Speaker 2: Yeah, basically you know the studio where we're set up, I've got a room where you know, I've set up for screen printing. I just started doing our own work and then other bands would ask me to do work, and you know, I've done a couple of businesses and whatnot.

18:58 Speaker 1: Excellent.

18:58 Speaker 2: I've been upgrading the Whipminton yeah, set up to do you know, basic screen printing work. Yeah, you know yeah, and their quality shirts. Yeah, they come out really nice. People have been happy. I mean I've been at for about eight years now. Oh okay, it's eight years and you know I haven't had any problems.

19:16 Speaker 1: That's great. Thing, that's great. Now, are you guys doing anything from each other than shirts or just shirts so far?

19:24 Speaker 10: Stickers.

19:25 Speaker 2: I put some stuff up on Etsy, you know, it's some print on demand using our logo, So people want like, you know, coffee mugs, t shirts, hoodies.

19:33 Speaker 1: I've got some of those items up there. Yeah, print on demand excellent, excellent.

19:37 Speaker 3: And there is actually a new logo up on the Etsy side too, yeah, which is really cool.

19:42 Speaker 15: Yeah.

19:42 Speaker 3: We actually played a show recently at the Bungalow and one of the other bands that played gone in contact with us after and they liked our music so much and they ended up drying up this mock design almost like a new Turbocat's logo.

19:57 Speaker 1: Oh wow.

19:58 Speaker 3: So we ended up purchasing it from him because it was a super cool rad logo. So that's also up on our Etsy what Jim was talking about. So, okay, we have the classic logo which is on your shirt.

20:10 Speaker 5: And then we have the new logo too.

20:13 Speaker 3: Oh okay, there's many options, so check out our Etsy site. There's a lot of good stuff there.

20:17 Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, absolutely we should play one of the let's play one of the older ones. Do you guys want to?

20:25 Speaker 11: Oh?

20:25 Speaker 1: Should we play?

20:26 Speaker 16: You know?

20:26 Speaker 1: I feel like we should play My cat looks like a cow? Oh yeah, because we talked about it earlier.

20:32 Speaker 16: Yep.

20:32 Speaker 1: So uh and and what is it a move?

20:36 Speaker 13: Move? Yeah?

20:38 Speaker 5: Yeah, one, two three?

20:45 Speaker 1: Ye should have done that for the station. ID. Oh wait a minute, wait a minute, we have a call. Let's see see who's on the line here. Hello Coller, you're on the air.

20:56 Speaker 16: Hello is always thanks for hosting.

20:59 Speaker 1: You're welcome.

21:02 Speaker 16: Uh Chris, mister Hansen Barlow and Jim, my previous drummer from another Yeah, Jim, Jim knows me as Frank. I was Frank back in the day. I just want to I just want to say a couple of things. Number One, have you guys had your za?

21:26 Speaker 5: Oh my god, is a weekly part of my diet.

21:30 Speaker 1: I am always.

21:33 Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, I love that, love that the other the other thing. I want to say, this is more directed towards the masses. Check these guys out live. So a quick little vignette from the cisco. I was at Keen Music Fest last year, my favorite events of all events every single year. I actually didn't know you guys were on the air this morning. I kind of wish I knew previously because I'm on the way to appointment at whatever so key Music Fest. I was actually Jim couldn't be there, and and I came to like support Jim because, like I said, he was my previous drummer.

22:14 Speaker 16: Guys Chris and mister Barlow held it down. I was supremely impressed to the point where there's another band on another station I wanted to see, and I would. I just stayed glued to that gazebo. I love you, let me tell you so obviously. I look forward to the day when I could see the entire lineup. And you know, I can't always make it to your shows, but I definitely want to make it to one of your next shows because these guys rock guys, and I'm glad. I can't wait. I don't know it's is I cantellct motel and uh, what's that other one?

22:52 Speaker 16: The six o three is that? Is that recording out?

22:56 Speaker 5: So it will be soon.

22:57 Speaker 3: So we debuted him on the radio show today. But this weekend, at some point I'm going to get them up on I think there's kind of a few days waiting period, but we're gonna get them right up on all the streaming platforms.

23:09 Speaker 5: So give it.

23:14 Speaker 16: Spread the spread the cheers.

23:15 Speaker 1: Oh for sure.

23:16 Speaker 3: Yeah, they should be up within a week. And then just keep checking turbocats on streaming platforms and you'll see them up here soon enough.

23:27 Speaker 16: And one more thing, and one more thing. This is for the masses and for you, Matt. Okay, I'm not even I'm a dog person and these guys my head songs about cats. Let's let me tell you. I'm a believer. So thank you, thank you for taking the call. Man.

23:46 Speaker 5: We need a move yefore you leave? Oh yeah yeah yeah, give us your best mood. Yeah before you leave, hey, so just go.

24:00 Speaker 1: You're still there, Yeah, I'm still here.

24:02 Speaker 16: So I mistakenly turned on the radio in my car. I didn't want to do that because I obviously feedback.

24:07 Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, these guys were asking for a mu yao before you.

24:11 Speaker 16: Go emi yow yea. Yeah, all right, take care.

24:18 Speaker 1: Guys, thank you, thank you. All right, very nice, very nice, nice here from Cisco. All right, so without further ado, speaking of mu yao, we will play. My cat looks like a cow, and this is turbocats.

24:54 Speaker 10: My cat is.

24:55 Speaker 13: Black and why she got spots like that cow?

25:01 Speaker 6: But she doesn't go.

25:05 Speaker 10: She goes yet you won't my my pussy cat and.

25:13 Speaker 17: Know my.

25:17 Speaker 10: She'll be out on safe playing with her batta gull.

25:28 Speaker 10: My cow looks like a cow.

25:33 Speaker 15: We a.

25:37 Speaker 9: We have we have.

25:46 Speaker 12: Horses huber though, excuse to the little ladies go only going she goes. M The cow's got confused. They don't know what to do.

26:09 Speaker 10: Well, she looks just like a cow, but she don't love.

26:20 Speaker 10: My cat looks like a cow.

26:25 Speaker 13: Who we are? Who we aw.

26:33 Speaker 10: W we a? My cat is black and why she got spots like a cat. But she doesn't go loves she goes?

26:50 Speaker 9: Now you five my pussy cat.

26:57 Speaker 13: They don't by.

27:01 Speaker 10: Show down.

27:03 Speaker 9: Same play with.

27:12 Speaker 10: My cat looks like a.

27:16 Speaker 1: My cat looks like a.

27:20 Speaker 10: My cat looks like a.

27:24 Speaker 13: My cat looks like a cat.

27:39 Speaker 1: My cat looks like a cow. The band is Turbo Cats and we've got the guys Jim West and Chris here from a Turbo Cats here with us in studio. And yeah, that's another that's another great song from you guys. Thank you by the way. So for those who are listening live, you guys have a show today, do you know? Oh you don't, okay, Oh, we're just it's a few people getting together. Oh gotcha, I gotcha. All right. So are you guys playing out a lot? Are you doing a lot of shows? It sounds like you've been busy.

28:06 Speaker 3: Yeah, well, yeah, we've been super busy. We've been playing a bunch of shows, a lot of shows up north. We played at the Bungalow. We do have some house shows coming up this summer.

28:18 Speaker 15: Yeah.

28:19 Speaker 3: Yeah, the spot and Nash was the super cool spot. If people haven't been there yet, that place is awesome, excellent. Right now, we're kind of focusing on getting our album out before we try and book like a bunch more shows and stuff like that.

28:32 Speaker 1: Yeah, house shows coming up in July. Yeah, very good, very good. So for people obviously you've been on the show before, but for people who are new to you, tell us about the turbo cats concept. Where does where does it come from? Obviously? I mean I assume all three of you enjoy cats. Yeah, so although it'd be funny if one of you was actually allergic to cats or something, I am actually.

28:58 Speaker 5: Everybody has them.

28:59 Speaker 2: It started with I was in a band called Slow Coyote and we didn't have a bassist. So we for, you know, what's let's find a guitarist and have him played bass for us. So we found Wes Yeah, and you know, he went out and bought a bass, started playing bass, and then the lead singer guitarist for that band, you know, left for New Orleans and we were kind of stuck behind, and Wes had been doing a solo thing for quite a while, so it's like, hey, let's let's rock out my solo songs.

29:27 Speaker 1: So we started there.

29:30 Speaker 2: And then he's like, hey, you know a friend of mine that I used to be in a band with a long time ago and grew up with, Chris, would be interested.

29:37 Speaker 1: So Chris came on board, and it's just you know it, it worked from there. Yeah, you know, so it's been great.

29:44 Speaker 15: It worked out.

29:45 Speaker 3: Yeah, you want to share your origins bass and turbo cast, Yeah, because I remember I was well, I was not playing in a band at the time, and I saw your post on Facebook, I.

29:58 Speaker 4: Believe, saying, oh, looking for a B player, and I'm like, oh, well, dude, hit me up, I'll play. You know, I love playing, so yeah, and it's been love ever since. I love playing with these guys.

30:12 Speaker 1: Yeah. I feel like they've made me a better musician for sure.

30:18 Speaker 4: Okay, that's also one thing I love with playing with them.

30:22 Speaker 1: Yeah.

30:24 Speaker 4: And yeah, I've known I've known Wes near like my whole life. Yeah, and I met Jim through Wes, through this band, and it's just been a really tight group since.

30:33 Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, Yeah, we're all very close friends, which helps just relaxed.

30:40 Speaker 2: There's never a tension. Yeah, we just get along so well, come up to you agree on things so easily. Yeah, no, that's a no cat fight.

30:54 Speaker 1: We should play because this also came up in the conversation with was it with Cisco yeah, or was it with my cruising for ZAO And you mentioned Zaza Wes. You said, I think Za's an important part of your Oh definitely.

31:11 Speaker 11: Yeah.

31:12 Speaker 3: So, and it's funny this this song actually has a little bit of a backstory, but I lived in Boston for a while in my early to mid twenties, and a lot of my friends that lived there. I don't know if they coined this term or where it came from, but they would always talk about pizza as za, okay, which I always thought sounded ridiculous, but I've always thought about it, So I kind of just started adopting that term aged because I thought it sounded ridiculous, yeah, calling pizza za, but that I grew to really like it.

31:42 Speaker 1: Yeah, And this.

31:43 Speaker 3: Song's also about when I played in a punk band when I was in high school. Uh, we just would basically eat nothing but pizza, and it was always a fun time. You know, think of like grabbing some pizza, going to punk shows, washing in the pit a little bit. So yeah, I feel like there's a lot of good memories tied to pizza, and this was kind of just a song about that.

32:03 Speaker 1: Pizza is my favorite food. Oh, I agree. We knew we liked you for a reason.

32:07 Speaker 5: Yes, Cats, I like all the same stuff.

32:11 Speaker 1: All the good things. Yeah, that's right. Some of it. I'm trying not to eat. The you know, the meat lovers is probably too much at some point. All that I know all that pepperoni, though, I'm trying to not eat pepperoni anymore. It's processed and it's bad for you. Oh my god.

32:28 Speaker 3: Before we played this song, we should each member of the band should share their favorite type of pizza. Oh there you go, Chris, what's your favorite type of pizza? Beach pizza?

32:40 Speaker 1: Yeah, I like beach pizza. Some people don't get it, but I like it.

32:46 Speaker 7: For me.

32:47 Speaker 3: I would honestly just say, like a New York style plain cheese or pepperoni is what I'm rocking.

32:56 Speaker 2: I was gonna say anchovies, but you know that brings back memory probably like a veggie, you know, Mediterranean style, and you know, pineapple pizza is pretty good.

33:12 Speaker 1: Don't do that to me. Look, I'm not a religious person, but I do feel that. I do feel that pineapple on pizza is a sin against pine that's my that's my making it worse. Oh god, oh god, oh my god.

33:30 Speaker 5: So funny.

33:31 Speaker 1: That is the ultimate debate. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it really is. I shouldn't be, it shouldn't be. All right, let's play this. This is cruising for Za and this is serbo cats.

33:51 Speaker 18: We were boys, canny cats as drug we were owns on the stays, the story.

34:04 Speaker 6: Music blasting about the.

34:05 Speaker 13: Stays heal.

34:09 Speaker 19: Cruising Forest cruising Foreson Creusa Foresot.

34:20 Speaker 15: Crew say.

34:24 Speaker 6: Foreson, we walk up before the show.

34:32 Speaker 13: We want that challenges style, deep.

34:36 Speaker 10: Dish, just a foras pizza bat slides.

34:41 Speaker 14: It's all.

34:45 Speaker 13: CRUs in Forest Crows Forsot crews in Foresot.

34:57 Speaker 14: Crew say.

35:00 Speaker 19: Boso CUIs forest Creusa Foresot Cruising foresat cruising doors.

35:38 Speaker 9: We were teenage or scanning.

35:40 Speaker 6: Teenage kids getting drunk.

35:44 Speaker 13: We were getting.

35:45 Speaker 8: Lines of the scary deals.

35:49 Speaker 10: Stories part it's a question how a scary deo.

35:56 Speaker 13: Cruising forest.

36:15 Speaker 19: Crews foresees.

36:37 Speaker 1: Cruising Frizza. The band is Turbo Cats and they are here with us in studio And for those of you who are if you're an audio only listener, I do suggest you check out the video because apparently Jim Hurley is a shape shifter. He is transformed into a cat. And uh, you know, I hope we're not supposed to pet you because it's gonna get a little weird. But

37:04 Speaker 1: but my goodness, my goodness, do you uh are you still able to speak as you're a cat or do you just me ow?

37:10 Speaker 16: Or what?

37:11 Speaker 10: Wow?

37:13 Speaker 1: Yeah, very good very good. This is uh freaking me out a little bit, but it's cool. It's cool. I don't know. I don't think we're allowed to have animals in here, but uh, this might be you know, we can make an exception, I'm sure. But very impressive. Yes, yes, you transform into a cat when you're on stage. Well it's hard to breathe, but I can imagine. I can imagine. Well, very good, very good. I I appreciate Uh, I appreciate this. We don't have a litter box or anything set up, so I hope you can hope you can hold it till you get home?

37:55 Speaker 1: Is a problem? Oh my, do you want some tree eight so I can see if I have anything in my bag? I don't know something I have anything?

38:04 Speaker 16: Well?

38:04 Speaker 1: Very good? Well, well thanks guys, and uh and and uh turbo is that what you're calling?

38:12 Speaker 14: Yeah?

38:15 Speaker 1: Well this is wonderful. Guys, thank you, thank you all so much. And us and uh, where should people go online? Where's the best place to go to keep up with everything turbocats is doing? Chris, you want to take this one?

38:26 Speaker 5: Pretty good? Facebook?

38:28 Speaker 1: Uh, turbocats. We're on x turbocats.

38:34 Speaker 4: We're also on Spotify, Apple Music just search Turbo CAATs so that's where you'll also see the new songs coming up to all right, also be on YouTube page as well, Turbo Cats.

38:47 Speaker 1: Outstanding, outstanding. Well guys, this has been wonderful, Thank you so much, and uh we will close out the segment with rock and roll graveyard spooky spooky. That is so weird looking at Turbo over there on the corner. All right here it is rock and roll graveyard turbot Cats.

39:37 Speaker 12: Well, I was walking through the grave yard lady one night, and the sound that gave me a fright.

39:46 Speaker 15: I called the sound to a group of rocking girls.

39:49 Speaker 14: They were rocking, so log and yumped him outs.

39:53 Speaker 13: It was a rock rock, rock.

39:55 Speaker 17: And cold graveyard hock rock rocking little break yard rocking graveyard.

40:09 Speaker 10: Frankenstein shoving the scans when.

40:12 Speaker 7: Al Battle was saying, yo, got deadly, says Brandy, Google shot.

40:18 Speaker 6: It is Atswell, Draco play his hops for Toby.

40:23 Speaker 13: That's it.

40:23 Speaker 14: What's up?

40:24 Speaker 17: Rock rocking break nard rock rocking break yard rock rocking brak yard.

40:39 Speaker 6: Oh my god, that I'm sober there.

40:44 Speaker 20: Things started, Oh yard ship he knows the goats, the goats send that grave yard are hacking against loans.

40:59 Speaker 8: That work's steed under Roman, that say the rock show that's the best I've ever seen.

41:05 Speaker 13: That the rocking with all the goods on Hollopy.

41:09 Speaker 17: It was a rock rock rock and roble, grave yard rock rock rock and roll, grave Yard rock rock rock and grave Yard rock rock, rocking roll, grave Yard rock rock rock and roll, Graveyard rock rock rock n roll.

41:35 Speaker 10: Graveyard rock rock, rock 'n'.

41:39 Speaker 18: Roll, grave Yards rock rock rock n roll, grave.

41:43 Speaker 10: Yards rock rock rock n roll.

41:47 Speaker 8: Graveyards rock rock rock n roll, grave Yard.

41:56 Speaker 17: Rock rock, rock and roll, graveyard.

42:01 Speaker 13: Rock.

42:01 Speaker 10: And do you pray job it rock, drop me rock.

42:05 Speaker 9: And go pray shop it whatever.

42:14 Speaker 16: Yeah,