The Mechanics take over today

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Ladies and gentlemen, Today we have
a special announcement regarding our usual dynamic duo,

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Tuskanawin Chang. Here, I'm back
to the eighties radio. Regrettably,

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today Tuskana Wan Chang will not be
gracing the airwaves due to an unforeseen circumstance

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related to their hair. But fear
not, because we've arranged for an equally

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incredible duo to step in keep the
vibes alive. Today, You'll be in

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the capable hands of the mechanics Rusty
and Zeke, who are thrilled to bring

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you a unique and entertaining show.
Here. I'm back to the eighties,

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so get ready, tune in,
ask to Rusty and Zeke take the helm,

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insuring you still enjoy your favorite tunes, engaging discussions, and a dose

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of mechanic humor on the only back
to the eighties radio. Dangy, oh,

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my shooters and hooters out there.
This is Rusty that's riped the mechanical

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wizard. You're listening to Back into
the eighties radio. Goddamn, we took

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over the station because those are them
rides. Who knows where the hell they're

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at. That was some wasting years
by my favorite metal man getting old Maiden.

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Baby, you know what I'm talking
about. We're gonna be playing all

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kinds of kicking metal tonight. You've
been a hold on your saddles. Is

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my partner with Crime, the mechanical
Wizard of all times. Seek Hello,

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Rusty, it's been a while.
It's been a while since we haven't been

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on the air here. You sound
a little slow, and you taking some

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of them You taking some of them
cotton swabs or oxy swabs, some of

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this waffle cannabis infused wabba tropical gummy, And I got to tell you,

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Rusty, this is gosh dang good. So anyway, they got me going

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pretty slow, but it said,
okay, I'm back up and righting along

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here, happy to be on back
to the eighties radio. It's too bad

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of them too. Then two gentlemen
go that long haired little fella and then

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that short haired little fellaw, But
that's okay because we're here to play the

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better music. I gotta tell you
something. Did you know that today somebody

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went up and stole and stole from
a statue of Abraham Lincoln. They stole

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his top hat made out of pure
bronze from a sculpture. If this happened

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in Ohio River over there in Kentucky
and Louisville, they took Abraham Lincoln's top

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hat. Now, why would you
want to ever do something like that,

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Belzeka, I'm gonna tell you right
now. We live in a time where

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all was that you rusted, was
that you rusted. No. Now,

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remember I had nothing to do with
those converted problems, but I do know

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there wereth some casher ruty. Now
the top hat of the great Abraham Lincoln,

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who freed the slaves, that opened
the doors for a possibility of equality,

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which today in America we have yet
seen. I think in America it's

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kind of like an engine with a
bad exhaust. We've kind of backfired.

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We kind of gathered it up to
move an engine really quick and finely tuned,

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but some type of a clog still
got in there, and we're backfiring.

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That's what I think about society's racial
tension. This generation's asleep, and

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this song is going out to all
you sleepy heads that talk in your sleep.

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Here's nineteen eighty three from the album
in Heat. Here's a classic rock

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song from eighty three. It's not
really classic rock but anyway, here's the

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Romantics with a song called Talking in
Your Sleep for all you sleepy New generation

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kids. Hey, this is Lauren
number from the first and original Expose,

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and you're listening to back to the
Eighties radio. Let's crack a lack of

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everybody back to the eighties radio.
You are on the mechanical line. That's

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right. We ain't in Detroit,
but me and Zeke are running the show.

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Them two Fancy Pants sailor So Cold
La Scissors ain't in the studio,

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but we are. We're playing some
of the music we love. And that

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was some Stray Cats with I Won't
Stand in Your Way and something by Talking

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in your Sleep by the Romantics.
If you think us mechanics don't know music,

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we got to kick you straight up
in the ass. You know what

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I mean. We gotta change your
gaskets. Hey, Zeke, you gotta

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tell these folks we know music of
the eighties. I mean, Lord six,

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me and this boy rut here we
mentioned so many metal festivals, pop

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festivals. Man, we went to
rage Keates partied before they were raging thee

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want you lay down some justice on
these Here's city folks. You know Rusty

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that reminds me of back in nineteen
eighty eight. All through the eighties,

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actually, well in particular nineteen eighty
six. I know, I say eighty

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eight, but oh my goodness,
everything was going right. In nineteen eighty

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six. We had just finished the
eighty five Worldwide Concert for AIDS. We

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finished in nineteen eighty three, and
then everybody from metal. But then nineteen

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eighty six came and we got a
whole new set of songs. Now,

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I gotta tell you, Rusty,
I miss those days. I'll tell you

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what I don't know what to say
about today. I could tell you that

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with everything happening in the politics,
my goodness, Ah, today I can't

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take it, and everybody's getting offended
for anything. Could you imagine if they

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would have grown up like you and
me, Rusty, they would have died?

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Oh Zeke. I'll tell you there's
nothing but a bunch of pansy asses

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and candy ass whippers snappers out in
the societ T streets today. They're,

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like I would say, any sue
Zoo engine and the Chevy love wacks going

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to crack. You know what I'm
saying. Trust, there's one thing that

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I truly, I truly miss.
Back in the eighties when me and you

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were some high school runabouts, I
was looking like I should have been in

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Leonard's skinner. Hey, you know
what you mentioned some cars from back in

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the nineteen eighties. Do you remember
the Chevy love truck that was just as

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popular as a Ford Escort? Oh, my god, buddy, I remember.

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I had a chance to buy myself
a mini truck. Remember the mini

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trucks when everybody was lowering them and
cruising with big sound systems, and we

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cut the sharks off and drop them. You couldn't carry a cart and of

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eggs in one of them. Goose
darn mini trucks back in the eighties.

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But here, here's a story about
a young man here. So I bought

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myself a Chevy love truck after a
horrible accident I had when I was residing

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in so in California. I had
myself I wiped out my Nova Supersport doing

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ninety miles an hour on the sixty
freeway. I sput around five times.

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It had an e Suzu engine.
Oh, it was so killer. Whatever

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happened to that Ford Tempo you used
to drive? You know, color was

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khaki on one side and the other
side was like a darker color. Oh

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that's right, me and me and
my good cousin in Los Angeles, Roberto,

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because I've got a little bit of
Mexican in me. So okay,

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okay, I'm I'll say wrong.
I didn't say nothing wrong. I sold

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that vehicle for a Q twelve thousand
dollars, and I went ahead and I

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put that money together with some other
money, and I bought myself first Chevy

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K five Blazer ninety eighty three.
The less of the Cape. I was

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rupe beer brown and that thing.
Don't believe a word this man says.

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Don't believe a wordless man says the
man still driving a because I seen you

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driving the four Temple still. The
only thing you drove on was your Shwin

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Scrambler that you polished up from the
seventies, and you rolled around to that.

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But you never took that fancy Iraq
out of your garage in the eighties

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because you were afraid of scratching it. Besides, you were getting call girls

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like you were ordering pizza, and
you never came out of your rooms.

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You were like a hobbit. You
ordered hobbit. That's when you were guilts

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charge rusty and you know what,
I was working under the under cover of

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the night, just like this following
song one of the great Underrated Stones nuggets

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from the most Underrated era nineteen eighty
three. Here's the Rolling Stones. I'm

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back to the eighties with undercover of
the knives. Every wish you could go

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back to the eighties with the crazy
clothes and those wacky hairdoes well. Let

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Tescano and Chang transport you back in
time, back to the eighties. That's

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right, letty, gentlemen, this
is back to the eighties radio. I

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don't know who said that this job
ain't hard. You just heard a couple

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of great songs. One of those
songs was, of course the great rockers

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the Rolling Stones themselves, and then
followed by a song written and sung by

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the lead guitarist Pete Townsend, appears
as their sixth track on the group nineteen

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eighty two studio album is Hard Billboard
one hundred number twenty five AHI. That

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was Eminent's front by the Who.
Speaking of the who, who in the

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hell told some of these people how
to dress it? Every time you see

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a music video back in the nineteen
eighties, it was horrendous with the way

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they dressed. Mick Jagger, you
wear it a football jersey from the Philadelphia

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Eagles with bicycle pads. Jimmy Hendricks
never dressed like some tripped out firefly.

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Well hell, one of the greatest
musical artists of all time who not only

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changed fashion and made a face for
it, but did the same with his

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musical content and albums in musical style, the great David Bowie. We're gonna

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talk about fashion. There's a cat
that had lots of fashion. That's right,

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That's right, boy George rock Set. How the hell can anybody make

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a mop look cool with a couple
of head headpieces and some makeup. Goddamn,

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boy George had it going. I
got no problem with anybody's gander.

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But you look at boy George with
that mop top and some of those fancy

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scarves in his hair and that makeup. You turn your head, he's gonna

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look like a scarlet son. And
they made some music. They were fearless,

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fearless. I could tell you another
band that was fearless, but they

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didn't have any fashion sense whatsoever.
Fleetwood Mac Gosh, dang, every time

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I saw Fleetwood Mac is like I'm
looking at my dad go shopping that fed

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coat Fleetwooden Mac. Now there's a
goddamn band that everybody sang except the bass

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player. The funny thing about Fleetwood
Mac is everybody was banging each other.

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Hell Mick Fleetwood bang both them gals. Both them gals are hotties. But

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I always I care for the songs
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I do dig me some steev Nick's
kind of mysterious, kind of sexy,

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but kind of uh seems like she
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too much, or some cigarettes.
Kind of like the way Lucille Ball sounded

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in the later days, kind of
raspy. I'll take me some Christive big

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vee. Talking about fashion, they
all had some fashion. You go ahead,

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look at Lindsey Buckingham. Guy had
some fashion. He went from looking

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like a Jimmy Hendrick Santana looking character
into some kind of alternative of maybe Gary

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Numan, we are devo kind of
shit, I don't know, with a

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blazer. Far fetched away from what
David Bowie did. David Bowie went from

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ziggy star dust to looking like a
kind of a street beat, tough kind

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of guy that has some knowledge and
sells good blow in a library with a

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very chisel looking face. We're talking
about fashion. Come on, Cole Uncle,

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about Kim carrs in nineteen eighty when
she sang Betty Davis's Eyes, she

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came out looking like a spy from
Double O seven, all dressed in silver.

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The woman looked like a like a
robot or like a TV dinner.

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Well, we're gonna talk about hair
well. Fashion is hair, of course,

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that's what started that glam Bam sissy
metal where everybody started wearing permed hair

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and everybody was wearing tight pants smelling
like ack on that and wearing leg warmers.

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We're gonna talk about hair welly Hell, yeah, we're gonna have to

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talk about gals that had hair back
then with heart. You remember when them

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sisters went glam and their hair puffed
up like they looked like maybe they were

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on Dynasty or some kind of crap
show like that, where everybody looked sexy

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and had big hair. Hell,
we can talk about that sissy band,

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White Lion and Watsnake. What happened
to the rainbow David Cover? It'll turn

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into wat Snake. Here I go
again, keep crying like assisty. You

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ain't got no balls. You're gonna
go all over again. You're gonna be

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like a car with only two tires
on the left side, golden circles.

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So you know what I'm talking about? Zeat God, Davin, What about

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hey, Rusty? What about that
fancy perm and that the fancy black perm

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that Oats had and Hall was sporting
them long goldilocks hair A holler notes,

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will you make my dreams come true? From nineteen eighty oh man? And

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then we can't forget about poison hole
to Toledo poison then boys look just like

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chiss, but women then boys look
like share with clothes. I said it

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you ever been to the rainbow?
I've been to that rainbow One time.

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I saw that chain fella in a
back stall in the bathroom and guess who.

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There were four sets of feet in
there, and I was looking and

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the first person, you know,
the first you know, the first person

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who came out of where that stall
is with Chang. Chang was the last

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one. It was. It was
leader Ford. Leader Ford came out of

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that stall and she had a guitar
with her. I don't know what Chang

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was doing with leader Ford. But
I tell you what, kiss Me Deadly

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was in this hit for no reason. You know what. Let's go ahead

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and the end of this conversation out
here you're listening back to the goddamn radios.

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Was Zeke the mechanical Creek and everybody's
truly Rusty the solid dog pipe.

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We're gonna take you out a little
bit with some hotness. It's leader Ford

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right here, the one and only
back to the goddamn radio until Obah barcks

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off me. I know, love
talking back to back of the day of

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eighties. You're hitting it home when
Rusty and Zeke we took control because we

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got the wrenches and all the vis
scripts to get it on. Tonight talking

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about big hair tonight, Holy macro
we just hurt a little bit of hard

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them big hair sisters with what about
love? Them girls were hotness hair,

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no hair or that. I remember
when leader Ford was Jammal was a runaway's

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a Jones Jet and they didn't have
no big hair. They just looked like

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some tough You know, we were
talking about fashion. I know we're not

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talking about fashion anymore, but there
were two bands of the eighties that put

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a whole new definition on fashion.
One of them was Duran. Duran and

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a Flock of Seagulls. Flock of
seagulls. Oh man, these boys took

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fashion to another level. I mean
they had songs like space Age love song,

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Come On, Come On, flock
of seagulls. It looked like a

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seagull did a flock a dodo on
their hair? Did but he do?

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What the hell is that on his
head? What about? What about that

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that singer from The Cure, Robert
Smith? Did you see his hair?

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Man? I'm telling you, I
have to agree with Chang when he's says

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that feillure right there looks exactly like
that scary ass creature in that soul movie.

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I'll tell you runs. Although that
little bicycle, it's like God damn.

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Speaking of Eliza Manelli, did you
vote for Reagan back then? Because

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now they we're getting close to voting
season here in the United States next year?

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Did you vote for Reagan or did
you vote for who was going against

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Reagan back then? Was it was? It was it Walter Mondale? Yes,

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it was it was Wally Mondale.
He was more or less like some

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of that worked at I'd say a
library or maybe like an old veterinarian.

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He had really no personality. You
know, he had some ideas. But

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if you ain't got no fun,
nobody's going to want to hear you're skunk.

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And I wasn't going to buy into
that rood. No wait a money

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here, Zeke, goddamn, you
asked me a question. These good folks

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you voted. You voted for Rake
and Style all you voted years that I

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could vote. I remember, I
was living in southern California. I already

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had to work for me. I
was already working aready. You're in your

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fifties back then, son of a
monkey, and I'm gonna tell I'm gonna

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sit you straight. You wouldn't.
I'm gonna i'm you so hard that the

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rest of your head's gonna fall off. And that's not much to say.

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Anyway, back to my story.
Good job, talk about fake news,

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talk talk about fake news. If
you went to if you went to prom,

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if you went to prom and then
in the eighties, then you know

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you know how it was to go
out, especially over there by Tulsa,

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Oklahoma. The Gap Band rolled out
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and of that,

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no hero. Back to the eighties, you dropped the bomb of the

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baby. This is back to have
this. He's a little gap bands you

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well, you're holding my hand.
Where's your other head? Between two pillows?

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Those aren't pillows? Oh oh he
huh. See that Bear's game last

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week? Hello game, Hello game. Games got a great team this year.

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They're gonna go all the way fights
the eight ss radio. Right,

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everybody, welcome back to back to
the goddamn eighties Radio. U are hanging

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out with Zeke the mechanical freaking everybody's
face wrench Monkey, and in between the

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sheets, Im the Sheek under the
hood Rusty Dog, and we're getting the

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funking funky out tonight. Oh yeah, baby, we had a little bit

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of drop the bomb on you wav
Oh, I'm gonna drop the bomb on

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his sister tonight out and everybody's freaked
the super freakment of Rick James. I

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bet you goddamn Yankee Doodle Diddlydus didn't
even know me and Zeke here can drop

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the funk and get funked up.
We're gonna get funked up, right,

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buddy, No funk up of Pinto. If you know, we're gonna talk

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to about til you know what that
reminds me. I saw God driving a

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green pinto You know what kind of
green it was? You know, the

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color of green that when people picked
avocado, people picked their nose. It's

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that type of green, the green
that looks like like somebody just chucked one,

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just like that. Anyway, all
but Zeke. The last time we

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had a car in the shop,
I don't know if you remember, somebody

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brought that Cadillac in. You know
that Silverado, the nineteen eighty one version,

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built like a boat where the alignments
I was going on, Yeah,

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oh man, yeah, a bunch
of crab all big old fancy boat that

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some bitch should be on Gilligan's Island
shipwrecked those miles of Cadillacs, if you

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know what I mean. Any I
remember it came in and that fancy guy

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got out of the car kind of
looked like Ted Night, Remember Ted Night,

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Mary Tyler Moore show man. She
was the devil. It's sinstress back

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there, gorgeous little little gal.
And he he left a booger on that

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damn wheel and that dashboard. I
swear to you I saw nerves in it,

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and it was if I didn't know
better, I thought it was juacamole,

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but it was his booger because he
had had hair in it. That

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is so braw and so bad.
I know where you're going with let's get

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away store subject, and you know
what that brings up a great a great

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song, Gary Call, speaking of
private, do you remember how she gas

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was back then? I remember the
year was nineteen eighty eight, cas was

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seventy eight, seventy eight, gosh, dang sense. And now today we're

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five dollars a gallon Rusty. That's
over a five hundred percent increase, five

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hundred percent. Gosh damn. Oh, I know, buddy, look at

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all the vehicles that your vehicles are
getting so ridiculous. We've seen a decline

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in our business only because technology is
running these goddamn vehicles. You can sit

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in front of a goddamn computer,
watch pornal, watch your stocks, look

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at pictures of things you got ordered
on Amazon. You can get in a

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goddamn car driving down the street.
You've possibly goddamn you're still going to get

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there? What the hell? What
the hell I'm telling you right now,

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Zeke, things have got to challenge
No, I don't know. And if

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we are going to create some kind
of a change. This is what we

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gotta do. We gotta fight the
good fight. You know. It's like

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that song Tryumph made back in the
year. Why do we play that one?

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Gonna take you out right now with
some triumph with fight the good fight

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and a double doser of another three
piece bag back of the nineteen eighties.

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We're gonna get a little rough with
something like botor head killed by Dead.

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You're listening to Zeke and Rusty round
of your back to the eighties radio.

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I'm gonna snort some biagra and go
home. If you notice your sister brought

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out drinks, take it away that
Jack Daniels bottle down. It's gonna be

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the death of you. Damn.
I'll buy you the good stuff. I'll

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buy you wood for reserve, and
you come up without Jack Daniels crap.

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Give me that bottle. You can
dispense with the pleasantries you're listening to,

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just gonna and chain. You don't
know the power of back to the eighties.

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Listens back to the eighties radio.
We just played a couple of songs

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that you know with me fighting along
with Rusty over here because he doesn't like

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my bourbon, because he prefers the
cheap stuff. I forgot who we played.

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The bottom line is we played good
music. You know, Rusty.

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One of the things we had back
in the nineteen eighties is good music.

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Gosh dang, and everything was good. Not only was rock, we also

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had all kinds of music like fork. Let me give you a quick example.

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I like a band called New Order
and they had a song because they

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were anti social. It was like
a post punk song, post punk beat.

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And they had a song called Temptation
nineteen eighty one. True story.

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Great band. Oh yeah, yeah, I agree. I do like that

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band. We're gonna talk about a
band that makes a statement. We can't

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forget about the original of hip hop. And I'm you know, I'm not

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going back into the late seventies with
sugar Hill Gang. I'm talking about None

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of the Public Enemy and n W. Come on, come on, tell

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them where you're from. Trade on
the content, another trade the ass steak

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off punk a smoke yo, my
rap gets bigga, I'm an bad,

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I'm a fuck and you know this, But the pussy ass nigga's gonna show

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this. But I don't give a
fuck. I'm gonna make my snaps if

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not from the record, right,
you know, early time talking about the

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struggle and the realism of life because
we we we we weren't always city slickuors.

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And I did grow up in southern
California, you know, because my

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my, my daddy was a sailor
the Navy. So we migrated to southern

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Calioria. That's another story of anyhot
What about the good tunes like that?

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What about Oh we're talking about run
DMC. That's one great band that merged

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with Aerosmith. It created a whole
new sound of hip hop merging with rock

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and roll. I mean, hell, we lived in a generation god damn

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it where we were create ags,
not followers. Now there's a lady I'm

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thinking of. She became real big. Supposedly she had some kind of a

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hit single back in eighty five and
top forty. I don't remember her one

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bit. I can tell you that
now she is huge because of a show

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called Stranger Things. I'm talking about
Kate Bush. The song is called Running

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Up That Hill. I had to
tell you that song was in the top

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forty and eighty five, but it
became even bigger in twenty twenty two.

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Oh yeah, that's right. Now, you know Kate Bush. Let's not

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forget about you know artists like you
know, miss Kate Bush, I won't.

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How about we talk about Miss Linda
Ronstein. Well, I forgot about

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Linda though she had her go in
the seventies and she was cracking them out

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in the eighties. And hell,
we're gonna talk about eighties gales. Let's

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not forget about Miss Dolly Parton.
You. Oh, we're gonna talk about

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them. How about your favorite band? Man, come on to see I

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can tell you speaking of fancy ladies, what about my dollars house? Every

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time you've seen a picture of Madonna, you felt like you was dirty.

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Lord, have mercy. I remember
when I didn't feel dirty. I came

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home One time. I was out
in Montebello, California, with my cousin

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Roberto, and we went to this
little record shop and I got me a

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poster of Madonna in that like a
Vergin outfit. Man. I went home

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and I put it up in my
room along with my Black Sabbath and Judas

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Priest Iron Maiden posters. I had
a couple of posters of Vixen. Didn't

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like the band, but they was
hot, and I put her up right

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there at the back of my door. That way I could look at her

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and she could look at me,
and I could go to sleep. I

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had her pinned up on the ceiling. It was Madonna, it was myself

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and my six shooter. I'll bet
you had that fair of Fawcet poster from

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the seventies. Also, oh,
you know I did. I had all

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three Charlie's Angels from the seventies pinned
up on my eighties wallh you know something

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rusty nowadays with everything going on in
society and computers and social media and people

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in the wars and people hating and
oh man, that makes me just want

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to go back to the nineteen eighties
all over again. Every time we take

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that time machine to the nineteen eighties, would you want to stay there?

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Because I'm thinking right now, grabbing
my bed long, it's just going back

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and just staying in nineteen eighty ending
in nineteen eighty nine, and just doing

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it all over again. I want
to go back to nineteen eighty at a

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time when we were at the turn
of something. We were kind of like

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the tide rolling in on the shore, embarking the sand and the line crashing

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from the humongous way, but after
shock of what it was bringing in new

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life, rolling back the tide at
the crest of an evening the eighties,

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I would go back in a heartbeat, and I would like to go back

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to a time to where I could
listen to that one album again from my

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favorite favorite beatle of all time,
the late great John Lennon. It was

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nineteen eighties album before he was killed
by that roofless motherfucker. I fed it

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when we had a hope and a
glimpse where we were going to be peaceful,

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things were going to change, open
minds were created and running this country.

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Jimmy Carter could have been something bigger
than just a peanut farmer, could

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have been a great president of Maybe
maybe we would have listened, but we

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didn't do. But if we could
go back, I'd like to go back

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to nineteen eighties, right before they
killed John Lennon. To me, killed

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the hope of goddamn America. Call
them what you want, goddamn hippie,

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call him a communist, like the
FBI decided to do with mister j Edgar

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Hoover, who closetly wore women's garments
and lived with a man but went after

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everybody else. Goddamn, I'll speak
the truth. It's already done. He's

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dead. What's he gonna do?
Come after me? Bring the hearse and

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brought your answer to the goddamn graveside
Hoover Dover. Make a great vacuum,

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though, who I think tonight before
we have the show, we got to

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take out the show with a couple
of tunes that means something people like you

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would be. There is no other
age but the eighties when you want to

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live it good, and before that
even the seventies. I could tell you.

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But let me tell you something.
The reason why we are in a

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pits right now, going straight to
hell, is because we forgot where we

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came from, all of us.
We let it go. We got too

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excited with technology. We allowed things
to be invented that should never being invented.

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You know, just because rusty,
Just because something is convenient doesn't mean

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that we should have it now.
We allowed every crap show that's going on

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right now, every decision every leader
in this nation, good or bad,

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most of them are because of what
happened back then. And all these youngins

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today it's I could tell you,
it's a bittersweet madness out there. You

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know, we had dreams, we
had visions and plans, and we just

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had a life of broken promises.
And now what have we got to show

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for nothing? We'll be back some
other time here, whenever Tuscano and Chain

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take another day off or so so. On that note, Rusty, I'm

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gonna go out with a song,
a song from nineteen eighty four, a

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song called broken Promises. There's a
line in this song that says, I

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remember those songs on the radio,
the jasmine, the wind in your hair,

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and how it hurts to remember those
days. It's a song by Survivor.

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Here on back to the eighties radio. Keep dreaming, keep having them

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visions for the future, but most
of all, keep holding the eighties close

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to heart, because after all,
that's all we got. Summer smoking diamonds

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and dus go away with to U. First, the promise was busy,

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the world wasn't enough. We had
dreams, Fishancy Glass to the Night,

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Down of the Bents, then Niggas
cat Shine, football under the bed.

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I remember the sun on the radio, the tess, the wedding doesn't seem

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I so come robbing rhymis ask easy
b sto. Then we'll wind up the

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lu robbing promise. As with the
promise, so into the dust ridless gold.

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Let's see prissy talk. Gold is
mind mines the stories of fool.

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I remember the songs on the radio. The test mos wind that how it

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has to Rember Madam robbing Pass.
He read the stuff. Then we wind

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up a love for robbing pass.
Can you hot? Stuff found with the

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Burmis has a happy from the Bama
says this so that we're wildom Fama says,

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don robamas rob me, bob my
sass, get me pretty snow my

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wind up the snow roping bie my
sass, cut your arms down the car.

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The look round as once I back
the rob me fine, I says,

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britty stove my winding out. U
rob me, rip up my sass,

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drink. Don't look fus one side. People say I'm crazy doing what

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I'm doing with, Well, they
give me all kinds of warning to save

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me from ruth. When I say
that I'm okay, will they look at

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me kind of strange? Surely you're
not happy now you no longer base the

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game. People say I'm lazy dreaming
my life away, Well they give me

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all kinds of advice designed to enlighten
me. When I'm told that I don't

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find watch your shadows on the wall. Don't you miss the big time boy?

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You know? Long around the ball. I'm just sitting here watching the

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wheels go rounding road. I really
love to watch the road no longer riding,

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done the battery, the wrap.
I just had to let it go.

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People ask questions, lasting confused,
we'll I tell them there's no love,

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only salute shou well, shave the
heads. And they look at me

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as if I've lost my mind.
I told them there's no hurry. I'm

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just sending your twin to I'm just
sending you watching the wheels go round and

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round. I really love to watch
the wrong no pole round, didn't know

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the memy. I just have to
let it go. I just had to

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let it go. I just had
to let it go. Take me so

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cold, pass, take lats,
take me back until nine and so and

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so. Whoa to take that